Ganluo, who became the prime minister at the age of 12, why did he mysteriously disappear later?

According to legend, Ganro was so clever that he aroused the jealousy of others and was eventually assassinated.

Ganluo, who became the prime minister at the age of 12, has no news after worshipping the prime minister, there are three theories, one is that Ganluo was killed by Qin Shi Huang because Qin Shi Huang was jealous of Gan Luo's talent, the second is that after Qin Shi Huang died, Qin II, who succeeded to the throne, killed Ganluo, and the third is that Gan Luo ate Qin Shi Huang's elixir and has been alive for a long time. Either of the above statements is a wild historical record, and there is no reliable historical evidence to support it.

This is the story of Gan Lo Baishang. However, there is no record of Ganro's life after Ganro. For thousands of years, there has been a lot of analysis and speculation.

It is generally believed that after Ganluo arrived at Qin Shi Huang's side, he found that although this emperor was very capable, he was cruel by nature and did not want to serve him as his lord anymore, so he offended Qin Shi Huang and was brutally killed.

Gan Luo was the prime minister at the age of twelve, and he was very intelligent, but his ending is said to be not good, some people say that he was a wise man, he was jealous of the heavens, and he was sick and finally left the Qin State, and some people say that he made too many enemies and had to flee.

Gan Luo was a very intelligent man, having already become a prime minister at the age of 12, but he was later ostracized by his colleagues and fled to the state of Qi, then to the state of Wei, where he eventually died.

Gan Luo was the grandson of Gan Mao, a general of the Qin State during the Warring States period. Gan Mao was the left prime minister of Qin at the time, and his status was on par with Zhang Yi at the beginning. Later, he was ostracized by his colleagues and fled to the state of Qi, and finally died in the state of Wei.

He died shortly after becoming prime minister, probably because he was unlucky with Lü Buwei, and then suddenly disappeared.

The subsequent deeds are not recorded in the historical records.

Ganluo was born and died without examination, and he was a native of Ganluo Township in Yingshang during the Warring States Period. When Ganluo was twelve years old, he sent an envoy to Zhao State, and the envoy planned to let Qin State get more than a dozen cities, and after Ganluo returned to Qin, Qin Shi Huang rewarded Ganluo with the position of Shangqing (equivalent to prime minister), and gave his grandfather's original fields and houses to Ganluo.

Historical Records Volume 71 - The Eleventh Biography of Gan Mao Lie and "Warring States Policy, Volume 7 - Qin Ce V" all have records of envoys to Zhao State, and there is no follow-up concession.

At the age of twelve, he sent an envoy to Zhao State, used stratagem to help Qin get more than a dozen cities, and by virtue of his meritorious service, he was awarded the title of Shangqing (equivalent to the prime minister), and rewarded the fields and houses. Later deeds, there is no historical record.

Although Ganluo was young, he was able to come up with a strange plan to make the Qin state obtain more than a dozen cities without much effort, and thus received the title of official reward from Qin Shi Huang, and made his name famous for future generations. Although he was not a loyal gentleman, he was also a veritable strategist during the Warring States period.