Why did Qin take the lead in annexing Bashu before destroying the Six Eastern Kingdoms?

Just for one reason - food.

In ancient wars, food came first. If the army has no food in the war, it has to be dispersed, then there is no need to fight, just wipe your neck and admit defeat. In this case, a country's grain production capacity was definitely a hard indicator of its strength at that time.

The Qin army was able to win the Battle of Changping because of the long-term hold, and the Qin army still had food to eat, while the Zhao army had to attack rashly because of the depletion of domestic food, and finally suffered a big defeat, and the national fortune was sluggish from then on. <>

Comparing the Seven Kingdoms at that time to martial arts masters, the output of grain is their own internal strength. The reason why Bashu was taken by the Qin army was because the land of Bashu was fertile and the climate was suitable. This area is a high-yield area for grain.

Bashu is a great tonic medicine that Qin Guo, a master who vows to dominate the world and sweep the martial arts, must get, and if he gets Bashu, he can increase a lot of internal strength in vain. The other six gangs were sure that it turned out that Bashu's grain had fed countless Qin's tiger and wolf divisions in the process of the unification war.

Qin annihilated Bashu for the previous Qin annihilation of the six countries, Bashu belonged to a strong country and was a strong enemy of Qin, and the Qin Dynasty was able to successfully destroy Bashu and laid the foundation for the unification of the six countries later.

Let the status of the Qin State be improved, improve the military strength of the Qin State, don't let the Qin State be stronger, let the development of the Qin State be better, and also make other countries very afraid of the Qin State, this is the role of the Qin Dynasty in the Battle of Bashu.

After this war, they became more powerful, they had more influence, they gained more wealth and troops, absorbed more talents, and could better eliminate other countries.

This also laid a foundation, ensured that there was enough food, and also provided some plans for the destruction of the six countries, which was a great help, and civilization promoted prosperity.

It accelerated the development of Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, accelerated the process of Qin's unification of the Six Kingdoms, laid the foundation for Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, promoted social development, and promoted economic development.

Qin was in 316 BC during the reign of King Hui of Qin, jumped over the Qin Mountains and destroyed Cuba, Shu Guo, bringing fertile land to the Qin State. It laid an important foundation for the reunification of China.

Reasons for its demise: 1. After reunification, the people were not given a recuperation, and the burden of conscription, military service, and taxes was heavy; 2. The policy law has not been adjusted in time, and the criminal law is still cruel under the peaceful rule of the world; 3. With the failure of operation and the lack of local armed forces, a group of outlaws like Chen Sheng and Wu Guang can also capture Daze Township; 4. The restoration force of the descendants of the nobles of the original Six Kingdoms was too strong, and Qin II's personal ability and quality were limited; 5. When uprisings are raging everywhere, and the rulers are still busy with court struggles; In the end, the internal rule of the Qin Dynasty was fragmented, and the initiative to counter-rebellion was completely lost.

1. The reason for the nobles and remnants of the Six Kingdoms.

2. The criminal law is too harsh.

3. The people's lives are not as good as those of the Warring States Period, which led to the people responding.

4. The imperial court made a mistake in dealing with it, and it was unclear who to know.

5. The emperor has a lot of power but does not know how to govern the country.

I believe that the reason for Qin's rapid demise after the unification of the Six Kingdoms was that the ruling class did not put the interests of the people first, so that people could not eat, so many people rebelled and overthrew the rule of the ruling class, leading to rapid extinction.

The Qin Dynasty used cold Legalism as the ruling ideology, although it was conducive to the realization of equal treatment of the people of the six countries, but after the unification, the punishment was not relaxed, and the strict punishment was still implemented, which made the common people unbearable, and Chen Sheng and Wu Guang also revolted. At the same time, the basis of allegiance in Legalist thought is power and violence, and it believes that the allegiance of the lower class to the upper class is based on the "power" of the upper class, and the upper class can rule based on the "power" and then use "art" and "law" to rule, so that the relationship between the upper and lower levels can be stable. This kind of foundation is not at all the same as the loyalty and patriotism that later generations realized on the ideological roots of Confucianism.

Under the oppression of severe punishment and the lack of loyalty inertia, coupled with the fact that the two generations of kings were not stable kings, the second emperor eventually died.

The reason for Qin's rapid demise after the unification of the Six Kingdoms was that the people were struggling to make a living, so a peasant uprising war broke out.

You can get the country by force, but you can't rule the country by force. The demise of the Qin state was inevitable. His criminal law was too harsh, and it was a substitute for civil law with military law, even though it was a war. The combat power of the army is relatively strong, but it is easy to cause oppression under ordinary circumstances.

Because of the strict punishment of the Qin Dynasty, because of the trivial matter, the head was killed, commonly known as the violent Qin, and people naturally rose up.

Secondly, the resistance forces of the Six Nations have not been eliminated.

Why did Qin gradually perish after the 16 countries, this refers to the political concept and political concept, and the absence of the people-centered is like this.

The main reason is that the policy pursued is too drastic and not suitable for the other six countries.

The reasons why Qin was able to annex the six countries to achieve unification and sell the first one are as follows:

1. The Shang Dynasty reform made the country rich and strong, and laid the foundation for the unification of the six countries;

2. The reuse of talents enables all kinds of talents to play an important role in the process of unification;

3. Correct strategy, Qin adopted the military diplomacy strategy of close attack and distant friendship;

4. Shuntian Yingchunshan people mainly conform to the historical development trend and the requirements of the people.