What was the comparison of forces when Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms?

When the king of a dynasty can lead the dynasty to prosperity and prosperity, the dynasty can have greater economic power, and it can also make the dynasty respected by other small states. In ancient times, many countries were actually relatively independent, and they were not unified. It was not until Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng unified the six countries that the countries could be more unified with each other.

The Qin State had the idea of unifying the Six Kingdoms a long time ago, and was able to continuously strive to improve its own strength, making it possible to unify the Six Kingdoms. Why was Qin able to destroy the Six Kingdoms? If the six countries unite to defeat Qin?

I don't think the six countries together can defeat the Qin State, and there are three reasons why the Qin State was able to destroy the Six Kingdoms:

First, the strength of the Qin State was strong.

In fact, the reason why Qin was able to eliminate the Six Kingdoms and unify the Six Kingdoms was because Qin was able to have relatively strong strength, and Qin was also able to develop the country's economy, politics and culture by appointing more sages, which could make the country stronger and stronger, and it could also continuously improve the country's comprehensive strength, which made it more likely for Qin to defeat the Six Kingdoms. <>

Second, the foundation of the Qin State is solid.

Even if the six countries are united, they can't defeat the Qin State, the Qin State has a relatively solid foundation, and the strength of the Qin State can also exceed the combined strength of the six countries. It is precisely because Qin can have a more stable foundation that Qin can have more advantages among the six countries, and it can also have a more obvious position, so that Qin can finally defeat the six countries. <>

3. The monarch of the Qin state was good at using strategy.

The monarch of Qin is also more brave and good at fighting, and can also have a more sensible and correct choice, because the monarch of Qin can use more strategies to make the six countries not trust each other, and also make the six countries unable to support each other, which to a large extent can allow Qin to unify the six countries in a shorter time, and can also make Qin's strength increase. <>

That's my opinion, what do you think?

Because the Qin State has had a lot of changes, these changes have made their national strength very strong. It should be possible, because the six countries together are very powerful.

The Six Nations have joined forces many times, but they have all failed. Defeat was inevitable, because the purpose of their six alliances was to backward values, and Qin's victory was because of the defense of the "county system", a new system that had to be hired on the basis of merit.

Because the strength of the Qin State is very strong, and it is also very powerful in terms of martial arts, so the Qin State can destroy the Six Kingdoms, but I think that if the Six Nations join forces to fight, they will definitely be able to defeat the Qin State.

For the sake of unifying the situation, but also to understand the situation of the Six Kingdoms, the power of the Qin State can be enhanced. Yes, the strength of the Six Kingdoms is much stronger than that of the Qin State.

Looking at it this way, the three provinces of Shaanxi, Gansu and Sichuan are against Henan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui, as long as the latter is single-minded, Qin cannot win.

Qin and Chu had the largest number of troops, Qin was estimated to have 1 million at its peak, Chu was about 850,000, and Zhao should have been around 550,000 when it was the best. Also, in the late Warring States period, the ranking of strength was Qin, Chuqi, Zhao, Yan, Wei, and Han.

Yes, there are also many generals: Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Wang Ben, etc.

The soldiers of the Qin State were elite, after the Shang Dynasty changed the law, the Qin State was very elite, and the Qin State had an army called the Iron Eagle Ruishi at that time, and the combat effectiveness was equivalent to that of the special forces, and the generals of the Qin State were very powerful.

Qin's equipment was more than that of the six countries, and Qin's equipment was already in batches and standardized production at that time, while other countries were still small workshops and stalls. The victory or defeat of the war is not directly related to the number of people, but to the quality of the army, and the six countries are not united.

That's because the dynasty at that time was already destined for the direction of development, and secondly, because the Qin Dynasty at that time was very strong, and it was also very temporary.

Mainly because it was already going to perish at that time, so even in this case, other people had no way to save it, and they could only watch the Qin Dynasty go to the end step by step, and there was no way to save it in this regard.

This is because the political situation was already settled at that time, and even if those fierce generals helped, it would not have much effect. It doesn't change the final outcome.

Because they were all very old, and many of them had passed away, they also expressed their dissatisfaction with the rulers of the time.

This is because these powerful soldiers did not have the right time to help at that time, and the final outcome of their destruction was already fixed, so there was no need to help.

Some of them were killed by Hu Hai, some were guarding the frontier and could not act without permission, and some generals did not recognize Hu Hai's status at all, so they would not serve him, and secondly, because some generals were older and died very early.

Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms (230 BC - 221 BC) Qin Shi Huang's unification of China began in 230 BC. In this year, Qin Shi Huang first attacked Korea, and sent Neshi to destroy Korea. In 229 BC, Qin sent Wang Jian to launch an attack on the state of Zhao.

In 228 BC, the Qin army entered Handan, the capital of Zhao, and Zhao Wangqian was forced to sacrifice the map to surrender to Qin, and Gongzijia fled to Daijun. In 227 BC, Qin sent Wang Jian and other troops to defeat the main force of the Yan army in the west of Yishui.