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Wei Guo was able to survive in the cracks and did not perish until the Qin Dynasty precisely because of its weakness. At that time, there were mainly many disputes between other powers, and few countries took this small country into account, so that they were lucky enough to avoid the catastrophe.
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1. Weiguo is a very small country, which knows how to show weakness and cling to strong countries.
2.Shang Ying and Lü Buwei are both patriots, so they have a lot of emotional points.
3.Wei Guo will first depreciate the title to "Hou", and then to "Jun", what is the concept of "Jun", what is the concept of "Jun", we often say that the four princes of the Warring States, such as Meng Changjun, Pingyuan Jun, etc., the monarch of Wei Guo is at the same level as them
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On the contrary, the weakness protected the country, which prevented it from being noticed by the surrounding powers during the Warring States period.
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Because of its weakness, no one takes it seriously, plus it knows to cling to the great powers to save itself,
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Because the area of the orange clan was too small, there was no need for the Qin state to make a big move to destroy the Yiqi Wu Wu vassals, and Qin Shi Huang's goal was very clear, and he put all his energy on recovering other countries.
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Because Wei Guo knows how to know the current affairs as Junhe Zhenjie, and he also knows how to respect others, and he changes the strength of the coarse and very strong and large forces, but he never shows off, so he can continue.
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At that time, there was no way to bring harm to the Qin State, so naturally there was no need to conquer the other party by force.
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At that time, it must have been extinguished, the most difficult, the cover at that time, the state had that Wu Anjun, that is, the one called Li Mu had Wu Anjun Li Mu, in fact, the last sentence at that time was to take care of Beibei, Li Mu was in Zhao State, took care of An Zai, Li Mu died King Zhao said so.
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It is the most difficult to destroy the Zhao State, because the Zhao State has Lin Xiangru in command, so the King of Qin is very difficult, if it weren't for Wang Jian helping Qin, the world still doesn't know whose it is.
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It should be the most difficult Zhao State, at that time, Zhao Guowu had Lian Po, Wen Youlin was similar, Zhao State was destroyed, framed Lian Po, Zhao Tuo was on the throne, lack of actual combat experience, poor strategy in the art of war, resulting in the destruction of Zhao State.
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The state of Chu gave the Qin state the most headache, and it took a lot of energy and troops to attack, because the state of Chu was very strong from the Spring and Autumn period, and later after the rule and reform of the king of Chu Wei, the national strength became stronger, but after the death of the king of Chu Wei, the state of Chu gradually weakened, so that it was later destroyed.
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The reason why Chu was the most difficult country for Qin to deal with in the process of destroying the Six Kingdoms was not only because of its vast territory, but also because of its strong national strength and foundation.
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Qin annihilated the Six Kingdoms, Zhao was the most difficult to fight, although the Battle of Changping, Qin used a counter-strategy to replace Lian Po with Zhao Kuo, Zhao Kuo took the initiative to attack, resulting in 450,000 Hufu cavalry shooting force, trapped by Bai Qi for 46 days, and then surrendered to Qin, this battle Qin State, although victorious, Qin State also lost more than half, and then Bai Qi, surrendered 200,000 Hufu horses, overnight, all killed, just a little bit, Zhao Handan perished, and then the King of Qin, pulled Bai Qi back, and attacked Zhao again the next year because he missed the opportunity, The state of Qin failed, Bai Qi was on the road, chattering, and was given death by the king of Qin
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During the Warring States Period, the most difficult thing for Qin to destroy the Six Kingdoms was a bitter country.
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Zhao Guo is the most difficult.
After all, Zhao Guo has a talent of literature and martial arts, Wu is Lian Po, Wen is Lin Xiangru, when Zhao Guo was destroyed, it was replaced by the main general Lian Po, and it was Zhao Tuo who talked on paper, lack of actual combat experience, and the art of war strategy was unrealistic, which led to the destruction of Zhao State, the main reason was that Zhao Guo did not trust Lian Po to be destroyed.
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It seems to be among the six countries. Zhao Guo.
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South Korea, he blocked the Qin State for 20 years.
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The state of Chu, because the state of Chu has Qu Yuan.
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It's not very tough. Because the Qin State changed the law through the Shang Dynasty, both military strength and economic strength have been greatly improved. It can be said that hegemony, and small countries simply cannot match it. Moreover, the Qin State destroyed the small countries in turn, and broke them one by one. It's not that hard.
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Because at that time, the Wei Guo had already existed in name only, and the Wei Guo had been attached to Qin for a long time, which was equivalent to Qin's vassal state, and the relationship between the two countries had always been good.
Wei Guo, a vassal state surnamed Ji divided by the Zhou Dynasty, a marquis. The first monarch was Kang Shufeng, the ninth son of King Wen of Zhou.
The territory of the Patriotic Kingdom is roughly located in Puyang in Henan, Handan in Hebei, part of Xingtai in Hebei, and the western part of Liaocheng in Shandong. Wei Wugong was once strong, and when King Zhou Ping moved east, Wei Wugong sent troops to help Zhou Pingrong.
Weiguo is one of the longest-surviving vassal states of the Zhou Dynasty, with a total of 838 years before and after the founding of the country, and 35 monarchs. In 254 BC, it had been overthrown by the Wei state, and its territory had become a feudal land of the Wei state. In 241 B.C., Qin took Puyang and other places, and in 239 B.C., Wei Yuanjun was forced to move to Yewang County (now Qinyang), and Wei also existed in name only, and in 209 B.C., Wei Junjiao was deposed as a concubine, and Wei Guo was completely destroyed.
The Qin State was a vassal state established by the Huaxia people (ancient name of the Han people) in northwest China during the Zhou Dynasty, and the Qin people were a branch of the Huaxia people who migrated westward. As early as the Yin Shang period, the clan surnamed Ying was the right-hand man of the Shang Dynasty to guard Xirong, and was highly valued by the Shang Dynasty and was a nobleman of the Shang Dynasty. Later, because the Ying tribe was involved in the rebellion instigated by Wu Geng, it was punished by the rulers of the Western Zhou Dynasty and forced to move west, and the Ying tribe became slaves.
During the reign of King Xiao of Zhou, Qin Feizi, the ancestor of Qin, was made a vassal by King Zhou for his meritorious work in raising horses. The Qin people raised horses for the Zhou royal family for generations and fought against Xirong on the border of Xu. After King Yi of Zhou, the Zhou royal family became more and more decayed, and had to rely on the Qin people to stabilize the peace in the western territory.
In 821 B.C., the Duke of Qin Zhuang defeated Xirong and was named the doctor of the West by King Xuan of Zhou, and gave him the land of Dog Hill (the area of Li County, southwest of Tianshui City, Gansu Province) where the original Da Luo clan lived. In 771 BC, King You of Zhou was attacked and killed by Xirong, and Duke Xiang of Qin was appreciated by King Ping of Zhou for leading his troops to save Zhou Yougong.
In 770 B.C., Qin Xianggong sent troops to escort King Zhou Ping to the east, and was made a prince, and was given a place west of Qishan. From then on, the state of Qin officially became a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.
The Qin state was initially not valued by other vassal states due to its remote location. It was not until the reign of Qin Mugong successively destroyed the 12 countries established by the Rong people in the west, opened up more than 1,000 miles of land and stabilized the rear, that it laid the foundation for being one of the four great powers of the Spring and Autumn Period. Many kings of the Qin State died in the crusade against Xirong, and the Qin people and the Rong people fought for many years, which created the Qin people to be able to fight well.
At the beginning of the Warring States period, the Wei State attacked the Qin State for many years and seized the land west of the Hexi, and the Qin State was forced to retreat to the west of Luoshui. During the reign of Qin Xiaogong, Shang Ying was appointed to change the law, so that the Qin state became stronger day by day, and gradually became the most powerful state in the middle and late Warring States period.
In 325 BC, King Huiwen of Qin was proclaimed king. In 316 BC, Qin destroyed the Shu State, and since then the Qin State has officially become the largest country in the territory of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.
In 246 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin ascended the throne and destroyed the Six Kingdoms in the decade from 230 to 221 BC to establish the Qin Dynasty.
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In the twenty-first year of Weijunjiao (221 BC), Qin ruled the world, and the Qin king was called the first emperor, but Wei Guo existed alone. Wei Guo became the only vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty that existed after Qin Shi Huang became emperor. There are various views on this.
One view is that Wei Guo has long become a vassal of Qin, and only one city of Yewang is left to worship the ancestors, and it exists alone because of the small size of the country. Another view is that Shang Ying made great contributions to the Qin State, but was tragically exterminated, so there was no queen in the Qin State. Shang Ying is the family of the patriotic country, and Qin Shi Huang will not destroy the country in order to repay the Shang Dynasty.
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It is not a country, the park was annexed by Wei in 254 years ago, the level was changed to Wei Jun, and he became a small landlord of Wei, and the army was demoted from a military police to a village warrior, and his status was not as good as that of Xinling Jun. It's just that Wei Jun's ancestors are kings, and he still retains the ancestral sacrifices, which is a bit special, to put it bluntly, he is a declining old noble, and his reputation is not comparable to that of the nouveau riche. Wei Yu took the initiative to surrender to Qin, and let the insulting things such as moving from the big city of Puyang to the small city of Yewang County take the initiative to obey, so that Qin Shi Huang did not have the temper to destroy the old landlord.
Qin II regained the land because Wei Jun's ancestors were too famous, and he was afraid that future generations would misunderstand that the Qin State was not unified.
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Zhao Gong Jiao - Huai Gong - Shen Gong Decadence - Sheng Gongxun - Cheng Hou Immortal - Ping Hou - Hei Jun - Huai Jun - Yuan Jun - Jun Jiao.
During the Zhaogong period, the Three Jin Dynasty was strong, and Wei Guo, like a small marquis, became a subsidiary of Zhao State.
In the period of becoming a marquis, because the country was inferior to the princes, he was demoted to a marquis.
In the period of the heir, only Puyang was left in the country, and the Marquis of Wei was demoted to the rank of king.
Qin Shi Huang destroyed the Six Kingdoms, and the defense of the country was saved because of its weakness. Qin II degraded Wei Junjiao to the lineage of the Shu people to defend the country.
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Because Wei Guo was too weak, there was no threat to Qin's rule. Except for Qin, only the Wei Kingdom was fortunate to survive, and it was not until 209 BC that its monarch Jiao was deposed as a concubine and perished.
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Wei was too weak to threaten Qin's rule.
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According to the latest archaeological research and analysis in history, the Wei Kingdom was destroyed by the Wei State as early as 256 BC. However, after the Wei State destroyed the Wei State, it was a very common practice, and it was only accepted as a vassal by the Wei State at that time. Later, after Qin unified the world, people mistakenly thought that for Qin, there was no destruction of the country.
This conclusion is supported by the following evidence:
First, according to Taishi Gong's "Historical Records of the Wei Family", it is written in great detail: "The second abolished the king's horn as a concubine, and Wei was never worshipped", this sentence can only prove that Wei Jun was abolished, but it cannot prove that Wei Guo existed as a vassal state before. At that time, the fiefdoms of the Patriotic State were more of a food fiefdom than an independent state.
Second, also according to Taishi Gong's "Historical Records of the Wei Family": "In the thirty-first year of Huaijun, Wei captured and killed Huaijun. Wei Gengli is the heir of the monarch, and he is the king of Yuan.
Yuanjun is Wei's son-in-law, so Wei Lizhi. "In 256 B.C., a major event happened that Wei Chuhe rescued Zhao and attacked Qin. Therefore, it can be speculated that it was in this year that Wei took advantage of the victory to capture Tao and Wei.
At that time, the defense of the country had been completely destroyed.
Third, Qin retained the Weijun in the same way that it retained small landlords or lords. Because after Qin destroyed Wei in 224 BC, even the fifty miles of land of Anlingjun, the feudal monarch of Wei, had to be forcibly occupied, not to mention the Wei Jun who occupied Puyang. Sooner or later, Wei Guo will be abolished by the Qin Dynasty.
Fourth, as an independent political entity, Weiguo actually ended long ago when King Wei Anjiao "conquered the land of Tao and Wei (Wei)", but Weijun continued to exist as a feudal monarch like An Lingjun. Until it was completely abolished in the era of Qin II. I speculate that Qin II's abolition of Weijun was only a reiteration of the basic state policy of the county system and the abolition of all feudal remnants in the territory.
All in all, the Qin Dynasty in the era of Qin II destroyed the Wei State not as "one country annexed another", but as "the emperor canceled the feudal state and title of a certain nobleman", because Wei was just a small feudal monarch in the Qin Dynasty at that time.
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Qin destroyed the six countries and left the defense of the country alone, first of all, the Qin state was already a big country at that time, and there was no need to worry about the threat posed by the Wei State to itself. Secondly, Lü Buwei was also a patriot and made great contributions to the development and unification of Qin.
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Win over the country. Because the Qin State is already very powerful, and there are countless countries destroyed, it is better to have one more friend than one more enemy, it is better to let it follow its own arrangements and do things for itself.
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For the huge Qin State, Wei Guo will not pose a threat to him at all, secondly, Wei Guo has already surrendered to Qin State, and finally, it is to show his great power demeanor.
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Because Weiguo existed in name only at that time, King Wei had been demoted to Weijun, and the land area was very small.
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Shang Ying, formerly known as Gongsun Yang, Wei Ying. The declining aristocracy of the Warring States Patriotic State. It should have a certain relationship with Shang Ying.
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On the one hand, it was because the territory of Wei was very small and far away from the Qin Dynasty, and on the other hand, the Qin Dynasty had many other crises at that time, so there was no time to solve it.
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Because the defense of the country is not only obedient, but also too small to become a dangerous association. Neither extinction nor immortality is of great significance.
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Lü Buwei was born to defend the country, and after a big gamble, Lü Buwei successfully established Yiren to become the king of Qinzhuang Xiang. King Xiang of Qin Zhuang died three years later, and Lü Buwei became the middle father of Qin Shi Huang, because Qin Shi Huang ascended the throne at a young age, and Lü Buwei took power. Until Qin Shi Huang was 21 years old, Lü Buwei could be said to be the bearer of Qin.
In the process of Qin's attack on the Wei Kingdom, Lü Buwei should be said to have a trace of emotion for his homeland. took Wei Guo as a vassal of Qin, abolished Wei Yuanjun, who was an enemy of Qin, set up Wei Junjiao and moved to Yewang County to ensure continuous sacrifices, which was similar to the Warring States Period Zhao, Wei and Han divided the Jin Kingdom, leaving a small amount of land for the Jin Duke to worship the ancestors; The style of Tian Family's generation of Qi Houtian and the style of leaving a city for sacrifice to the Jiang Family's Qi Kanggong is somewhat similar, it can be seen that Lü Buwei still recognizes the country as his homeland, and it is also a little intentional to reserve a place of sacrifice for his homeland.
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Because the defense of the country is not counted among the six countries
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Shang Ying's original name was Wei Ying's fiefdom, and it was enough to **.
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Because the monarch of Wei Guo surrendered himself to the king a long time ago, Wei Guo became the territory of Wei State very early, Wei State only allowed Wei Jun to live in Puyang and retained Wei Jun's title and Zongmiao, a monarch who did not even have a fief, Qin State may have forgotten it a long time ago.
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