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Gan Luo was the grandson of Qin Zuo's prime minister Gan Mao, and at the age of twelve he became a guest of Qin Prime Minister Lü Buwei. At that time, Yan sent Prince Dan to Qin as a hostage, and Qin wanted Zhang Tang to go to Yan as a minister, preparing to jointly attack Zhao Hejian, Zhang Tang had attacked Zhao State, and was afraid that he would be killed when passing through Zhao State, so he was reluctant to go to Yan State. So Lü Buwei personally went to invite Zhang Tang, but still unsuccessful.

After Gan Luo heard this, he volunteered to persuade Zhang Tang and used the example of Fan Ju killing Bai Qi to intimidate Zhang Tang and make Zhang Tang agree to go. Then he asked Ying to go to Zhao to help Zhang Tang report, and pointed out to King Zhao that the exchange of hostages between Qin and Yan was to attack Zhao, so it was better for Zhao to cut out the five cities, let Qin return the prince Dan, and join forces with Zhao to attack Yan, King Zhao agreed, and captured 30 cities of Yan, 11 cities of Qin Deyan and five cities of Zhao. As a result, Gan Luo was made the title of Shangqing and received the field house of his grandfather Gan Mao.

Anecdote. "Ganluo is the twelfth phase" means that Ganluo worships the prime minister at the age of twelve, but the "Historical Records" only records that Ganluo worships Shangqing, not the prime minister. Zhang Dai's "Night Sailing Boat" "Ganluo Twelve is the Prime Minister" mentioned:

Luo also reported to Qin and was named Shangqing, not the prime minister. The one who is in Qin is Gan Mao, the ancestor of Ganluo. After sealing Luo, he gave it to Mao's field house.

There is a widespread legend that the King of Qin once asked his grandfather Gan Mao to find an egg laid by a rooster and offer it; Gan Luo volunteered to go to the court to meet the king of Qin, saying that Gan Mao had a child at home. In order to satirize the King of Qin, saying that the rooster could not lay eggs, Ganluo was appreciated by the King of Qin because of his wit.

It is said that Ganluo died young, only 12 years old, and died within a year after becoming the emperor, and was buried in the east of Yingshang City.

First of all, he was the secretary of state of Qin during the Warring States period. Secondly, Gan Luo is not the prime minister, he is the secretary, strictly speaking, the secretary of state in the Spring and Autumn Period was an official position, and the secretary of the Qin State during the Warring States Period was a title not an official position, but the status was comparable to that of the prime minister.

Prime Minister Gan Luo, from the time period, belongs to the late Warring States period, and from the country to which he belongs, he belongs to the Qin people of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.

Gan Luo was a politician during the Warring States period and the grandson of Gan Mao, the left prime minister of the Qin State.

Gan Luo has been very smart since he was a child, and he entered the disciple of Prime Minister Lü Buwei and served as a young concubine. At the age of twelve, he was sent to Zhao State. used stratagems to help the Qin State get more than a dozen cities, and by virtue of his meritorious deeds, he was rewarded by the King of Qin, awarded the Shangqing (equivalent to the prime minister), and rewarded the fields and houses.

Later deeds, there is no historical record.

Prime Minister Gan Luo was a native of Qin during the Warring States Period, and he was brilliant since he was a child, and he worshiped the prime minister when he was 12 years old.

During the Warring States Period, at the age of twelve, he was named Shangqing (equivalent to Prime Minister) by King Qin

Secretary of Qin during the Warring States Period.

Ganluo was a young politician during the Warring States period, and he was from the same period as Qin Shi Huang, but there is no relevant record in the history books after he was 12 years old.

In the history of ancient China, there are thousands of years, and the prime ministers of many dynasties are famous in history, and the youngest prime minister is Ganluo in the Warring States Period, and Ganluo's three high-fives have also attracted much attention. Of course, for Ganluo, a young genius, many people are also curious about whether there is such a person as Ganluo in history? Let's take a look.

Gan Luo is indeed a real historical figure, he is a politician in the Warring States Period, he is the grandson of Gan Mao, the left prime minister of the Qin State, he has been very smart since he was a child, but there are few records of him in historical documents later, so the year of Gan Luo's birth and death is not clear.

Ganluo is a native of Qin during the Warring States Period, and the story of Ganluo's three high-fives is like this, Ganluo went to the military drill ground to watch the soldiers drill when he was 5 years old, and at this time it happened that King Qin Yingzheng was also there, and King Qin had a special habit of selling his grandson, he liked to ask others questions, and these questions were very weird.

At this time, the soldiers are gathering, and ** has not yet taken their hands. At this time, King Qin said: Which of you can use the time of ten high-fives to see whether there are more soldiers or more **.

The ** people present didn't know what to do, because there were so many soldiers and ** that they couldn't count even for half a day.

At this time, Gan Luo helped round the field, he said, as long as he was given three high-fives, he would be able to know whether it was more than ** or more soldiers, provided that these soldiers listened to his orders. King Qin looked at this stinky little child and hesitated a little, but later saw that the civil and military officials did not come up, so he agreed to him, and this child was Ganluo.

At this time, Ganro began to order the soldiers, saying that at his first high-five, each soldier must get a weapon or be beheaded. When he gave him a second high-five, all the soldiers had to assemble in front of him, and those who disobeyed the order were beheaded. When Gan Luo's two high-fives were over, Gan Luo saw that there were still soldiers empty-handed, so he said to the king of Qin:

The king, there are many soldiers, but there are few.;

The king of Qin saw that this child was really smart, so he named Ganluo as Langzhong, and seven years later, when Ganluo went to Zhao, he won a lot of cities for the king of Qin, at this time the king of Qin named him the prime minister, and also rewarded his grandfather's previous fief to Ganluo.

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.