About the Qin Dynasty General Meng Yi, the Qin Dynasty General Meng Tian?

Meng Yi is not Meng Yi, it seems that he was killed by Zhao Gao.

The first is that Meng Yi is not Meng Yi, who was framed and died by Zhao Gao.

Meng Tian (?) 210 BC), a famous general in the early Qin Dynasty (221 BC 206 BC), his ancestral home was the state of Qi. His grandfather and father were both generals of the Qin State and had made great achievements for the Qin State.

Meng Tian liked to study law when he was a child, and worked as a clerical officer to hear cases. In 221 BC, he was made a general by Qin Shi Huang, and later promoted to Neishi (the highest administrator of the capital) for his meritorious service to Qi, and his younger brother Meng Yi also became Shangqing. The two brothers were very highly regarded by Qin Shi Huang.

After Qin Shi Huang unified China, Meng Tian was ordered to lead an army of 300,000 troops north to counterattack the Xiongnu, and then garrison the northern border. Later, he supported the construction of the Great Wall, which stretched from Lintao in Longxi (now Minxian County, Gansu in western China) in the west to Liaodong in the east (now in Liaoning in northeastern China), connecting the Great Wall of Yan, Zhao and Qin, and playing a positive role in defending against the harassment of the Xiongnu in the north.

In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang died of illness on his way out, and Zhao Gao and Li Si jointly made a fake edict and ordered Fu Su and Meng Tian to commit suicide. Fusu did not argue with the truth and committed suicide. Meng Tian was reluctant to commit suicide and asked to appeal to Hu Hai.

Zhao Gao's envoys imprisoned him. After Meng Tian was imprisoned, Zhao Gao wanted to release him, but he was worried that Meng Tian's brothers would make a comeback, and he would not be able to dictate in front of Hu Hai, so he framed Meng Tian's younger brother Meng Yi in front of Hu Hai for saying bad things about Hu Hai in front of Qin Shi Huang, and finally Hu Hai listened to Zhao Gao's slander, killed Meng Yi, and then sent someone to kill Meng Tian. Meng Tian again asked the messenger to give him a chance to appeal, but the messenger did not agree, and Meng Tian had no choice but to commit suicide by taking poison with hatred.

Meng Tian (?) —210 BC), a famous general during the reign of Qin Shi Huang, known as the "First Warrior of China". Han nationality, ancestral home of Qi country, Shandong people.

Legend has it that he once improved the brush, was the earliest developer in the northwest of the motherland, and was also the first person to develop Ningxia in ancient times. Meng Tian was born in a family of famous generals. His grandfather Meng Wei was a famous general of the Qin State, the king of Qin Zhao, and the official was the supreme secretary.

In the second year of King Zhuangxiang (248 BC), he once attacked Han, attacked Zhao, and took the city of Wei, and made military achievements for Qin. His father, Meng Wu, was a general of Qin Pi, and together with Wang Jian he destroyed Chu and made many military exploits. Meng Tian studied the prison law as a teenager and served as a clerk in the trial of prison lawsuits.

In the twenty-sixth year of the first emperor (221 BC), Meng Tian was named a general, attacked Qi, and was worshiped as the chief executive of the capital of the Qin Dynasty for his meritorious service to breaking Qi, and his younger brother Meng Yi was also appointed to the Supreme Secretary. The Montessori brothers won the favor of Qin Shi Huang, Meng Tian served as a foreign minister, and Meng Yi was often an internal strategist, and was known as "faithful" at that time. The other generals did not dare to compete with them for favor.

After Qin unified the six kingdoms, Meng Tian was ordered to lead an army of 300,000 to attack the Xiongnu in the north. Recovered Henan (now Inner Mongolia Hetao South Yikezhao League), from Yuzhong (now Inner Mongolia Yijin Horo Banner north) to Yinshan, set up 34 counties. They crossed the Yellow River again, occupied Yangshan, and migrated people to enrich the border counties.

Later, the Great Wall of Lintao (now Minxian County, Gansu) in Longxi was built in the west and Liaodong (now in Liaoning) in the east, connecting the Great Wall of Yuanyan, Zhao and Qin as a whole. The Great Wall took advantage of the terrain and set up fortresses to effectively curb the southward advance of the Xiongnu. Later, he was sent to open a straight road for Qin Shi Huang to tour the world, from Jiuyuan County (now southwest of Baotou City, Inner Mongolia) to Ganquan Palace, cut off the mountain range, fill the deep valley, the total length is 1,800 miles, but unfortunately the repair was not completed.

Meng Tian fought in the northern Xinjiang for more than ten years and threatened the Xiongnu.

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During the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (306 BC - 251 BC), he entered the Qin State from the west of Qi State to serve King Zhaoxiang of Qin, and was the official to the Emperor. In the first year of King Xiang of Qin Zhuang (249 B.C.), Meng Fu served as a general in front of Pei Qianying, and was ordered to lead an army to attack Korea, and Korea ceded Chenggao (northwest of Xingyang, Henan) and Gong Ercheng to Qin, and Qin set up Sanchuan County (northeast of Luoyang, Henan). The "Historical Records: The Biography of Meng Tianlie" records that it was Meng Fu who seized the two cities of Chenggao and Xingyang (now northeast of Xingyang, Henan) in South Korea and set up Sanchuan County.

After the Qin State established Sanchuan County, its borders reached the capital of the Wei State, Daliang (present-day Kaifeng, Henan). In the second year of King Xiang of Qinzhuang (248 BC), King Xiang of Qinzhuang sent Meng Wei to lead an army to attack Zhao and pacify Taiyuan. In the third year of King Xiang of Qinzhuang (247 B.C.), Meng Biao led his army to conquer the Gaodu (now Jincheng, Shanxi) and Jixian of Wei.

He then attacked Yuci (now Shanxi), Xincheng (now Shuozhounan, Shanxi), and Langmeng (now Yangqu, Shanxi) of Zhao, and captured a total of 37 cities (recorded in the "Historical Records of Mengtian Liebiography" as the second year of King Xiang of Qinzhuang). In the same year, Wei Wuji, the Xinling monarch of Wei, led the allied forces of Yan, Zhao, Han, Chu, and Wei to attack Qin, defeated the Qin army south of the Yellow River, and repelled the Mengfu, so Wei Wuji and other troops evacuated. In the first year of Qin Shi Huang (246 BC), Qin Wangzheng (i.e., Qin Shi Huang) ascended the throne and appointed Lü Buwei as prime minister, Li Si as Sheren, and Meng Fu and Wang Qi and Qi Chenghu as generals.

In the same year, Qin captured Zhao's Jinyang (southwest of present-day Taiyuan, Shanxi). Soon Jin Yang rebelled against Qin, and Meng Fu led his army to quell the rebellion. In the third year of Qin Shi Huang (244 BC), Meng Fu attacked Korea and captured thirteen cities.

In October of the same year, Meng Fu attacked the two cities of Wei and Youwei. In the fourth year of Qin Shi Huang (243 B.C.), Meng Fu captured the clan and had tricks. In March of the same year, Meng Fu withdrew and returned.