Spring and Autumn Warring States Evaluate Wu Qi, why did the four famous generals of the Warring Sta

In the era of Wu Qi, all schools were prosperous, and his emphasis on fame and fortune was a very realistic thing, and it was also a manifestation of the pursuit of his own value. At that time, the emphasis on feudal ethics was not as dead as later, and I don't even know if there is a requirement to go to the mother's funeral, not to go to the mother's funeral does not mean that there is no grief for this, take a step back, Wu Qi is not sad, he is a cold-blooded person, I am not here to evaluate his morality, but I just want to explain that if you want to do something, you should have a clear goal, try your best to do it, and be ready to sacrifice, It may be you who will be sacrificed, but it may also be your relatives or something else. If you can't do it, then the thing you want to do should be reconsidered, and what's the use of crying and regretting when you don't have the time?

To be a person who is responsible for himself and others, this is what I see in Wu Qi.

What I want to say in the end is that people should learn to judge the situation and be able to think about themselves and their families in advance, but when the goal is clear, we must try our best to do it to the end, complete our responsibilities, and give up if it is already a last resort, then please don't feel sorry for yourself.

Who am I in reality? I can tell you responsibly that I am a filial and family-loving person, and I am also a hard-hearted person, but at the same time I am a very sad person, and I only want to make myself unrepentant. People who regret it often do not deserve sympathy, and they have to bear the consequences of their own decisions, what does your regret mean?

It represents the denial of oneself and the cowardice that wants to shift the blame.

It's hard for everyone to be unrepentant, but I hope I can try not to regret it.

Wu Qi was both "cold-blooded and cruel" and "considerate and enthusiastic", and he was also a great and intelligent political and military strategist. So it is very famous, but it also attracts jealousy and causes a tragic fate in his life, and he has worked for Lu, Wei, and Chu, that is to say, he has been betrayed by 2 countries. Wu Qi was a native of Qi State, and at that time, he killed dozens of people in a row because he was looked down upon by his fellow villagers, which can be called "cold-blooded and cruel".

But he trained and treated every soldier very considerately, more dearly than his relatives, which is also called "considerate and warm". It is also said that Wu Qi once killed his wife to gain trust, note that it is said....It's always hard to figure out...

The fact that the four famous generals of the Warring States period did not have Wu Qi is the reason of the age, and the famous generals of the late Warring States period selected by the "Four Famous Generals of the Warring States Period", as for Wu Qi, Sun Bin, Le Yi and others when the Seven Kingdoms were strong in the early stage, their military thinking, ability to command troops, and combat strategy may not be worse than the above four.

Wu Qi lived in the three kingdoms of Shilu, Wei and Chu, and was well versed in the three schools of thought, such as soldiering, legalism and Confucianism, and had extremely high achievements in internal affairs and military affairs. In the Wei state, he commanded the Wei army to defeat the Qin state repeatedly, occupied the land of the West River, and served as the county guard of the West River. When he was in the state of Chu, Wu Qi was appointed as Ling Yin, assisting the king of Chu to change the law, strengthen the national strength, and expand the territory of the state of Chu.

In 381 BC, after the death of King Mourning of Chu, Wu Qi was brutally killed because of the change of law to offend the old nobles.

Wu Qi, Wei Ren, Shi Yulu. Qi people cut Lu, Lu people want to think that they will take Qi women as their wives, Lu people suspect it, kill their wives in order to seek generals, and break the Qi division. Or the Marquis of Lu said:

At the beginning, he participated in it, and his mother died and did not mourn, and he participated in it. Now he killed his wife in order to become a general. up, cruel thin pedestrians also.

And in the name of defeating the enemy in the country of Lu, the princes Tulu are in charge. "I'm afraid of offending. Hearing Wei Wen Hou Xian, it is to return to it.

Wenhou asked Li Ke, and Li Ke said: "If you are greedy and lustful, but with soldiers, Sima Sui Fu can get by." So Wenhou thought that he would attack Qin and pull out the five cities.

Wu Qi, a patriot, was an official in the state of Lu. The Qi people attacked the Lu State, and the Lu people wanted to ask him to be the general of the army, but because Wu Qi married a woman from the Qi State, the Lu people hesitated, and Wu Qi killed his wife and asked for the opportunity to serve as a general, so the Qi soldiers were defeated. Someone secretly said to Lu Hou:

When Wu Qi served Zeng Shen in the past, his mother died, and he did not mourn and serve filial piety, so Zeng Shen cut off the teacher-student relationship with him; Now that he has killed his wife and sought the king's general, he can be said to be a cruel and mean person! Moreover, with the small country of Lu, which has the reputation of defeating strong enemies, the princes of all countries will try to deal with the country of Lu in the future. Wu Qi was afraid that he would offend people in the future, so he heard that Wei Wenhou was a virtuous king, so he went to him.

Wenhou asked Li Ke about Wu Qi's personality, and Li Ke said: "Wu Qi is greedy and feminine; But in terms of fighting with troops, even Sima Sui Tho will not surpass him. So Marquis Wen appointed him as a general, attacked the state of Qin, and captured five cities.

There is the country of Wu.

Wu State (12th century B.C., 473 B.C.), a vassal state surnamed Ji that existed in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, was also called Gou Wu, Gong Wu, Attack Wu, Great Wu, Tianwu, and Huang Wu.

The border of Wu is located in the southern part of the Yangtze River in present-day Jiangsu and Anhui provinces and the northern part of Zhejiang around Taihu Lake, and the Taihu Lake basin is the core of Wu. The capital was located in Meili (now Meicun, Wuxi) in the early period and Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu) in the later period, and was one of the most powerful vassal states in the middle and late Spring and Autumn Period.

At the height of the state of Wu, the state of Huaiyi, Xu Yi, Zhoulai, Chao, Zhongli, Zhongwu, Han and other states of Dongyi and the subject states of Chu greatly expanded, becoming the overlord of the southeast. Wu also defeated Tan, Hu, Shen, Chen, Xu, Cai, Dun, Lu, the battle of Baiju invaded the capital of Chu and forced the state of Chu to move the capital, the battle of Fujiao served Yue in the south, the battle of Ailing defeated Qi in the north, and the meeting of Huangchi would be allied with Jin. Wu Hook is a model in the cold weapon, full of legend, the literati of the past dynasties wrote poems, and became a spiritual symbol of galloping on the field, brave and good at fighting, and inspirational to serve the country.

Wu has a Ji Zha, and he learns the Central Plains ritual music. There are famous generals such as Sun Wu and Wu Zixu, who gave birth to "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and dug a ditch (now the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal). out of the full swing, the praying mantis catching cicadas and the yellow finch in the back. In 473 BC, King Goujian of Yue took revenge and annexed the state of Wu.

Yes, the landlord is the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.

Wu State, also called Gou Wu, Gong Wu or Attack Wu. During the Zhou Dynasty, a vassal state, surnamed Ji, its border was located in the south of the Yangtze River in present-day Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and later expanded to the entire territory of Jiangsu and Anhui provinces and some areas in northeastern Jiangxi, and the capital was located in Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu had closer and closer contacts with the vassal states of the Central Plains, and also began to compete with other vassal states. King Wu established the capital in present-day Suzhou, and appointed Wu Zixu and Sun Wu to break through the capital of Chu, laying the foundation for his son Wu Wangfucha to become one of the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. After successfully competing for hegemony with Qi and Jin, his son Fucha ignored the emptiness of the country's conquest for many years, but ignored the Yue State on the border, and ordered Wu Zixu to commit suicide, and was taken advantage of by Goujian, the king of Yue.

In 473 BC, Fucha was defeated and fled, and was besieged in Yuhang Mountain (today's Nanyang Mountain, Suzhou), and asked Gou Jian for peace, but Gou Jian was not allowed, Fu Cha committed suicide, Wu was destroyed, and Wu belonged to Yue State.

The development of Wu and Yue in the south of Chu was after this, and after the Xia Ji Rebellion, the Jin State supported the development of Wu Yue forces behind Chu in order to limit the development of Chu State, and they came later to stand on the historical stage.

Yes, the landlord is the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, and Wu was only a small country at that time, of course not.

Wu State, also called Gou Wu, Gong Wu or Attack Wu. During the Zhou Dynasty, a vassal state, surnamed Ji, its border was located in the south of the Yangtze River in present-day Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and later expanded to the entire territory of Jiangsu and Anhui provinces and some areas in northeastern Jiangxi, and the capital was located in Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu.

There were in the Spring and Autumn Period, but there was none in the Warring States.

Because it is the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, it is not a dynasty, there are in the Spring and Autumn Period; Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Wen of Jin, King of Chuzhuang, King Wu of Wu, King Goujian of Yue.

Yes! During the Spring and Autumn Period, it was one of the five hegemons, because of Wu Zixu, the state of Wu became strong, and there was a war with Jin to establish his position as the overlord, and then he was destroyed by the Yue state.

Before the Warring States period, it was destroyed by the Yue Kingdom.

Hangzhou was officially established as a county after the Qin Dynasty, called Qiantang County Yue Guo Ding Du Ji, which is now Shaoxing Hangzhou in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was called Yuhang, which originated from Dayu's water control Hangzhou belongs to the Yue Kingdom. Ningbo, in the Spring and Autumn Period, was the land of the Yue State, and after the middle of the Warring States Period, it was the jurisdiction of the Chu State. Since Qin, it belongs to Huiji County.

Taibo was established, and Zhou Zhang changed the name of the country to Wu According to historical records, King Tai of Zhou had the eldest son Taibo, the second son Zhongyong, and the youngest son Ji Li. Ji Li's son Chang was smart and precocious, and was deeply favored by the prince. King Taiwang of Zhou wanted to pass on to Chang, but according to the tradition at that time, he should pass on to his eldest son, so King Tai was depressed.

After Taber understood his father's meaning, he and his second brother Zhongyong took the opportunity of collecting medicine for their father to flee to the desolate Jiangnan together, created their own foundation, and established the ancient kingdom of Gouwu. After the fall of the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou Dynasty was established, and King Wu of Zhou named Zhou Zhang, the third grandson of Taibo, as the marquis, and then changed the name of the country to Wu. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Wu was destroyed by the Kingdom of Yue.

1. Wu Qi is a patriot, a military strategist, politician, reformer, and representative figure of the military family in the early Warring States period. Throughout his life, he went through the three kingdoms of Shilu, Wei and Chu, and was well versed in the ideas of soldiers, legalists and Confucianism, and had extremely high achievements in internal and military affairs. When he was in the state of Chu, he assisted the king of Chu to preside over the law change.

2. Introduction to Wu Qi, Wu Qi (about 440 BC-381 BC) was a famous political reformer in the early Warring States period, an outstanding military strategist, commander, military theorist, and military reformer. Han nationality, Weiguo Zuo (now Dingtao, Shandong Province, a northeast of Cao County) people. The author of "Wu Zi's Art of War", which has been passed down to the world, and is called "Sun Wu" together with the soldier saint Sun Wu.

During the Tang Dynasty, he was ranked in the temple of King Wucheng and became one of the ten philosophers of the temple. During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, he posthumously crowned Guangzong Bo and became one of the seventy-two generals of Wumiao.

3. Wu Qi's military thinking is mainly focused on "Wu Zi's Art of War". In "Wu Zi's Art of War", Wu Qi advocated combining political starvation with military affairs, cultivating civility and morality internally, and preparing for war externally. Under the premise of attaching equal importance to politics and military affairs, Wu Qi paid more attention to political education and governed the army and the people with morality, righteousness, courtesy, and benevolence.

Wu Qi also divided war into different natures, such as volunteers, strong soldiers, rigid soldiers, violent soldiers, and rebel soldiers, in terms of the causes of war, and advocated adopting a cautious attitude toward war and opposing the use of reckless force.

4. Major achievements, in the seventeenth year of King Weilie of Zhou (409 BC), he led the army to capture the west of the Qin River (now the west bank of the Yellow River in eastern Shaanxi), and then served as the guard of Xihe County for more than 20 years, which is very accomplished. The "warriors" he created made outstanding achievements in fighting against the vassal states and opening up the territory. In the nineteenth year of King An of Zhou (383 BC), because he was framed, he was forced to turn his back on Wei and surrender to Chu, and was appointed as the commander of Chu State, and was in charge of military and political power.

Reform measures were then taken to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and in just one year, the army was powerful in all directions. In the twenty-first year, Chu mourned the death of the king, and Wu Qi was killed by the old nobles who opposed the reform. He can fight well, govern the army strictly, take the lead, and win the hearts of the people.

He is the author of "Wu Tzu", which is a famous military book in ancient China, and is as famous as "Sun Tzu's Art of War".