What are the characteristics of the order of Qin s annihilation of the Six Kingdoms in terms of geog

Qin is located in the Western Regions, near the location of today's Xi'an and Xianyang, considering the characteristics of military operations, it is impossible to cross foreign countries and attack other countries, so there will be great problems in war supply and troop allocation. Therefore, it is necessary to take the nearest Zhao State first, and the Zhao State is located in the Central Plains (now Henan), after taking the Zhao State, the Zhao State territory is used as its combat command center, and the other two countries in the Three Jin Dynasty are successively defeated Wei and Han; eastward to occupy the state of Chu; He went north to capture Qi and finally destroy the weak Yan State to complete his unification cause.

The general principle of Ying Zheng is to make friends from afar and attack closely, first weak and then strong, from near to far Therefore, the order is Han Zhao Wei Chu Yan Qi from west to east to destroy, Han Zhao Wei was originally a powerful Jin State, and it inhibited the development of Qin State for a long time, just on the east side of Qin State, so if the Qin Dynasty wants to annex the world, it must destroy Han and open up the passage to the east, Chu State is the largest, the strength is stronger, and it contains Qin State, so it is ranked after the Three Kingdoms, and Prince Dan sent Jing Ke to assassinate Qin and accelerate the destruction of Qi State is an "ally", and it is the farthest, so it is finally destroyed.

Qin first destroyed the three kingdoms of Han (230 BC), Zhao (228 BC), Wei (226 BC), Chu (225 BC) and Yan (222 BC), and finally Qi.

The former Three Kingdoms bordered the Qin State, had convenient transportation, stifled the eastward passage of the Qin army, and was weak (except for the mediocre King Zhao, who "swept the herd to slander"), so it was destroyed first. The state of Chu was far away in the southeast (at that time the capital of Chu had moved to Shouchun), and the state of Yan was as far as Liaodong, and behind the states of Han Wei and Zhao respectively, these two kingdoms were destroyed for the first time. The farthest Qi country was also destroyed in the end.

From near to far, concentrate on the strength and break each one; First take Zhao in the north, go to Wei in the middle, take Han in the south, and then enter Yan, Chu, and Qi.

Han Zhao Wei Chu Yan Qi (called Zhao Wei to act), first destroy the three central kingdoms, then destroy the south to go abroad, then the Yan country in the north, and finally the Qi country in the east. The general strategy is to attack from afar and attack closely, and destroy the combined column of the six countries.

1. The Qin State successively destroyed Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. The Battle of the Six Kingdoms of Qin was not only the last war of annexation of princes at the end of the Warring States Period, but also the earliest war of feudal unification in Chinese history.

2. In order to control the vast territory, especially the old territory of the Six Kingdoms, Qin Shi Huang also built a Chi Road from the capital Xianyang to all parts of the country, the East Poor Yanqi, and the South Pole Wu Chu. He himself traveled along the gallop road many times in the counties and counties, and carved stone records in many places to demonstrate the strong, in order to strengthen the defense of the north.

3. In the 35th year of Qin Shi Huang (212 B.C.), he built a straight road from Xianyang through Yunyang (now northwest of Chunhua, Shaanxi) to Jiuyuan (now Baotou West, Inner Mongolia), and the mountains and valleys were 1,800 miles. In the southwest region, the five-foot road from the south of Yibin in present-day Sichuan to Zhaotong in Yunnan Province was also built, and officials were set up nearby to rule.

4. In the more than ten years before and after the unification of Qin, Qin Shi Huang maintained a large army, established a huge bureaucracy, fought many large-scale wars, and completed huge national defense construction and civil construction.

5. It is estimated that the population of the country at that time was about more than 10 million, and the number of people who served in the army was more than 2 million, accounting for more than one-third of the men in the prime of life, Qin Shi Huang took the advice of Zhao Tuo and others to move 500,000 Qin people in Guanzhong to Lingnan to integrate with the local people, but it led to the emptiness of Guanzhong and greatly shook the foundation of Qin's rule.

6. During the period of Qin II, the peasants lived miserably, wore the clothes of cattle and horses, ate the food of dogs, and often fled to the mountains and forests under the torture of the tyrants, and held riots.

The order in which Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms was: Korea, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi.

Reason: Qin's national strength was greatly enhanced after the Shang Dynasty changed the law, and its comprehensive national strength surpassed the other six countries in one fell swoop, and it had the strength to destroy the six countries. Adopt the strategy of long-distance and close-range attack, from near to far, and destroy them one by one.

Adopt the strategy of first making it easy and then making it difficult, and when the distance is relatively close, first select countries with weak countries to start, for example, among the three kingdoms of Han, Zhao and Wei, South Korea, which is relatively weak, will be selected first.

In the process of destroying the country, it will also move flexibly according to the specific situation, such as the domestic legal injury disaster of the Zhao State, such as the assassination of the King of Qin caused by Jing Ke's assassination of the Yan State to enter the destruction sequence first.