The story of Qin Shi Huang in Guan Gan 300 words

A short story of Qin Shi Huang:

1. Golden man jade seal.

After Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, in order to prevent the people from resisting, he collected all the weapons of the world, and cast twelve large bronze statues, that is, twelve golden people. It is rumored that Qin Shi Huang used it to prevent the circulation of metal and collect the world's metal casting, and there is also a legend that Qin Huang used Dayu Jiuding to cast.

In addition, Qin Shi Huang also engraved the "heirloom jade seal", which is said to be based on the "Heshi Bi". It is rumored that in the twenty-eighth year of the first emperor (219 BC), Qin Shi Huang crossed Dongting Lake by dragon boat, the wind and waves rose suddenly, the dragon boat was about to capsize, Qin Shi Huang hurriedly threw the jade seal of the country into the lake, praying to the gods to calm the waves. The jade seal was thus lost.

Eight years later, someone in Huayin Pingshu Dao presented this national seal again.

2, angry Xiangjun.

Once, when Qin Shi Huang went out on patrol, he encountered strong winds in Xiangshan Temple and could barely cross the river. Qin Shi Huang asked the doctor (an official position at the time) and said, "What kind of god is Xiangjun?"

The doctor said, "I heard that it is Yao's daughter, Shun's wife, who is buried here. Qin Shi Huang was very angry with this Xiang monarch, thinking that he was deliberately going against him, so he sent people to cut down all the trees on Xiang Mountain.

Because the local area is red soil, Xiangshan Mountain has also become a red bald mountain.

Qin Shi Huang's economic initiatives.

During the Warring States period, the weights and measures systems of various countries were very inconsistent. Qin Shi Huang used the degrees, measurements, and weights of the original Qin State as the unit standard, and eliminated the system that did not conform to this. The Qin court added an edict inscription to the standard instrument promulgated by the original Shang Dynasty, or made another standard instrument with an inscription and sent it to the whole country.

Scales, quantities, and scales that are different from standards are prohibited.

In addition, after the unification of Qin, it was stipulated that the currency was divided into two types: gold and copper: ** is called the upper currency, with Eridium (20 taels of Qin system is Eridium) as the unit; Copper coins are called lower coins, unified into a round square hole, in units of half a tael. Gold coins were mainly used by the emperor as a reward, and copper coins were the main medium of circulation.

Qin Shi Huang, surnamed Ying, Zhao, Ming Zheng, also known as Zhao Zheng, Qin Zheng, or Zu Long, the son of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang. He is a famous politician, strategist, and reformer in Chinese history, an iron-fisted politician who completed the unification of China, and the first monarch in China to be called emperor.

The story of the life of Qin Shi Huang:

1. In 247 BC, King Xiang of Qin Zhuang died, and the 13-year-old Yingzheng was established as the king of Qin. When Qin Wangzheng ascended the throne, due to his youth, he respected Lü Buwei as his middle father, and Lü Buwei controlled all state affairs. In 239 BC, the reign of King Qin was 21 years old and was about to become a pro-ruler, but at this time, a fierce political struggle broke out in the Qin court.

2. In 238 B.C., Qin Wangzheng held a crown ceremony in Yongcheng Qinian Palace. Chang Yusheng Yin used the imperial seal of the king of Qin and the seal of the queen mother to launch a rebellion and attack the Qi Nian Palace. Qin Wangzheng had already arranged 3,000 elite soldiers in the Qinian Palace to defeat the rebels.

3. In 237 BC, the Qin Emperor dismissed Lü Buwei from his post and exiled Lü Buwei to Bashu. Lü Buwei knew that his relationship with the King of Qin was irretrievable, so he committed suicide. Subsequently, although Qin Wangzheng listened to the words of the nobles of the Qin State and issued the "Book of Expulsion" to expel the diners of the Six Kingdoms, he was dissuaded by Li Si's "Book of Expulsion of Guests", and then he still reused Wei Yu, Li Si and others.