《元史·本纪·卷一》
金国皇帝便派遣使臣前去求和，向太祖敬献卫绍王的女儿岐国公主，并把金帛、五百名童男女、三千匹马献给蒙古军，并派遣金国丞相完颜福兴把太祖送出居庸关。
金主遂遣使求和，奉卫绍王女岐国公主及金帛、童男女五百、马三千以献，仍遣其丞相完颜福兴送帝出居庸。
The Emperor of the Jin dynasty then sent an envoy to sue for peace, offering Princess Qiguo, the daughter of the Wei Shao Wang, as a tribute to Taizu, as well as gold, silk, 500 young boys and girls, and 3,000 horses. The Jin dynasty then sent their Prime Minister Wanyan Fuxing to escort Taizu out of the Juyong Pass.
<s>[INST] Convert the following English text into Classical Chinese: The Emperor of the Jin dynasty then sent an envoy to sue for peace, offering Princess Qiguo, the daughter of the Wei Shao Wang, as a tribute to Taizu, as well as gold, silk, 500 young boys and girls, and 3,000 horses. The Jin dynasty then sent their Prime Minister Wanyan Fuxing to escort Taizu out of the Juyong Pass. [/INST] 金主遂遣使求和，奉卫绍王女岐国公主及金帛、童男女五百、马三千以献，仍遣其丞相完颜福兴送帝出居庸。</s>
Convert the following English text into Classical Chinese: The Emperor of the Jin dynasty then sent an envoy to sue for peace, offering Princess Qiguo, the daughter of the Wei Shao Wang, as a tribute to Taizu, as well as gold, silk, 500 young boys and girls, and 3,000 horses. The Jin dynasty then sent their Prime Minister Wanyan Fuxing to escort Taizu out of the Juyong Pass.
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金主遂遣使求和，奉卫绍王女岐国公主及金帛、童男女五百、马三千以献，仍遣其丞相完颜福兴送帝出居庸。
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