1, Guili disease
Guili disease (? -300 years ago), also known as Gui Lizi, Yan, Won surname, Zhao, Ming Ji, illegitimate son of Qin Imperial Family General in the Warring States Period, Qin Huiwen's half-brother, whose mother is Korean.
Eloquent and resourceful, nicknamed "think tank", he is good at diplomacy and military affairs. Assisting King Qin Huiwen, he worshiped the right table, captured Quwo of Wei, Linyi of Zhao, Hanzhong of Chu and Weichengchi, and named Yandao County of Shu County (now Yandao Town of Yingjing County, Sichuan Province) as the Yan Army.
After Qin Wuwang acceded to the throne, Zhang Yi and Andy were expelled, and Gui Li, who had made outstanding achievements in military service, was appointed as the right prime minister, while Gan Mao, who was skilled in military strategy, was appointed as the left prime minister. The two brought out the best in each other, which promoted a large-scale foreign war, expanded the territory of Qin State, and laid a solid foundation for the later unification of China by Qin State.
In the first year of Qin dynasty, he became prime minister, presiding over the affairs of the country and family. He died in seven years (the first three hundred years) and was buried east of Zhangtai on the south bank of Weishui River. Later generations of Kan Yu's family respectfully called him "the former teacher in the year". He is the author of the Jade Bird Classic, which has been handed down all over the world.
2. Gan Mao
, Ji surname, Gan surname, named Mao, born in (now Ganluo Township, Yingshang, Anhui Province), was a famous Qin man in the middle of the Warring States Period. Prime Minister Qin Zuo. He studied history and the theory of a hundred schools of thought, which was introduced to Qin Huiwen by Zhang Yi and Cha.
Zhou Nanwang helped Andy, the eldest son of Zuo Shu, delimit the land of Hanzhong for three years (the first 3 12). Later, he was slandered by Xiang Shou, Gong Sun, etc., attacked Puban Wei, and went to Qi as a minister. In the tenth year of Zhou Nanwang (the first 305 years), he was an ambassador to Chu for Qi. The King of Qin wanted Chu to return Gan Mao, but was rejected by Chu. Later he died in Wei.
3. Wei Ran
Wei Ran, also known as Wei Jian and Yue Wei, is nicknamed "Empress Ang" because the food city is in Ang. Ministers of Qin State during the Warring States Period. Xuan Di's half-brother, uncle of the king of Qin.
He has been in office since Hui Wang's time. Qin Wuwang died lifting a tripod at the age of 23. He has no son, and his brothers are vying for the position. With great strength, Wei Ran established the Zhao Haoqi of Qin, and also helped Zhao Haoqi of Qin eliminate his competitors.
Since then, Wei Ran has monopolized power in the State of Qin by virtue of his special relationship with Zhao Haoqi. He served as the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty for four times in his life, with many party members, and won the favor of Emperor Xuandi.
As a general, Zeng Baoqi attacked the city and marched eastward, defeating the "Three Jin" and Qiang Chu, and achieved outstanding results, making him the commander-in-chief of "propping up rivers and mountains, encircling the girders, and making the princes gather their hands and serve Qin".
In 65438 BC+year 10 month, that is, in 288 BC, Zhao Haoqi of Qin sent Wei Ran to Qi, and Qi Wang and Zhao Haoqi proclaimed themselves emperors at the same time. Qin is the western emperor and Qi is the eastern emperor. They are going to unite five countries to attack Zhao and divide Zhao into three parts. However, Qin's Lian Heng strategy failed and was destroyed by Su Qin's alliance.
In 284 BC, Qin, Han, Zhao, Wei and Yan joined hands to break Qi. Pretending to be the power of Qin, he focused on attacking Qi, seized pottery (now southwest of Dingtao, Shandong Province), made fiefs for himself, and expanded his power. Because of his power, he was unpopular and posed a serious threat to the regime of the king of Qin.
In 266 BC, he was deposed by the King of Qin, and moved to a feudal city outside the customs, where he was replaced by Fan Ju. Finally, he died in pottery and was buried here.
4. Fan Ju
Fan Ju (? Zi Shu, born in Ruicheng (now Ruicheng, Shanxi), was a famous politician, strategist and prime minister of Qin State. Because his fief is in Yingcheng, it is also called "Yinghou". ?
Fan Ju was originally a doctor of Wei, but he was almost flogged to death by Wei Prime Minister Wei Qi for allegedly betraying Wei. Later, with the help of Zheng Anping, he changed his name to Zhang Lu and sneaked into the State of Qin with Ji Wang, the envoy of the State of Qin. ?
After meeting with Fan Ju, he put forward the strategy of dislodging relations and attacking Qi, and attacked the practice of crossing the Southern Wei Dynasty. He advocated that Han and Wei should be the main targets of Qin's annexation, while maintaining good relations with Qi.
Fan Sui was worshipped as a guest. Later, he reminded Zhao Haoqi that the kingship of Qin was too weak and needed to be strengthened. Before 266, Zhao Haoqi of Qin dynasty deposed the Empress Dowager, and drove four domestic big noble out of Hangu Pass, worshiping Fan Ju as his relative.
Fan Ju obviously bears a grudge. After seizing power, he humiliated Wei Shi and then committed suicide. Zheng Anping was also recommended as the general of Qin State, and Ji Wang was appointed as Hedong Shou.
In the first 262 years, the battle of Changping broke out, and three years later the two armies confronted each other. Fan Ju used spies to make Qi Zhao use Zhao Kuo instead of Lian Po, who had no actual combat ability, which led to Zhao Zai's crushing defeat. After the Battle of Changping, Fan Ju was jealous of Tian Lei's meritorious military service and ordered by Qin Zhao to force Tian Lei to commit suicide.
After that, Zheng Anping surrendered to Zhao after being destroyed by the reinforcements of the governors. In the first 255 years, Wang Ji was also punished for collaborating with the enemy. Fan Ju lost the favor of Qin Zhao Haoqi, so he had to recommend Cai Ze to take his place, resigned from the fief, and died soon.
5. Cai Ze
Cai Ze, born and died in an unknown year, was born in the Warring States Period (now Wanquan, Hebei Province), and was eloquent and good at lobbying governors. Cai Ze, eager to enter the State of Qin, was recommended by Fan Ju and appointed as the Prime Minister by Zhao Haoqi of the State of Qin. Later, he served in the four dynasties of Qin Xiaowen, Qin Zhuang Wang Xiang and Qin Shihuang.
Queen Huiwen and King Zhao of Qin offered a plan to kill Xin Lingjun and destroy the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. A few months later, because he was attacked, he was afraid of being killed, so he resigned and became king.
After living in the state of Qin for more than ten years, when Qin Shihuang was the first emperor, he sent an envoy to the state of Yan, and he became king, with the title of network. Philosophically, he tends to Taoism, focusing on the Taoist thought of "retiring after success"
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