The four gentlemen of the Warring States period are those four benevolent brothers?

Wei Guoxin, Lingjun, Wei Wuji, Chu Guochun, Shenjun, Huang Xie, Qi Guomeng, Wen, Tian Wen, Zhao Guopingyuan, Zhao Sheng.

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The four princes of the Warring States period refer to the four nobles of the Warring States period, namely Meng Weijun Tianwen, Pingyuan Jun Zhao Sheng, Xinling Jun Wei Wuji, Chunshenjun Huang Xie, so the four princes of the Warring States period are talking about the four noble sons of the Warring States

Meng Weijun Tian Wen is the grandson of King Qi Wei, Tian Wen is the son of his father's concubine, and he is not favored, but Tian Wen has been appreciated by his father with his talents, and even became the heir. Meng Weijun likes to attract customers, and there are thousands of people following him. He has served as the prime minister of Qi many times, and has also been detained in Qin as prime minister.

Meng tastes Jun Tianwen.

Zhao Sheng, the king of Pingyuan, is a descendant of King Zhao, who once assisted King Zhao Huiwen and King Zhao Xiaocheng, and was removed from the phase three times and restored to the phase three times. Pingyuanjun is also very good at soliciting doormen, once a beauty favored by Pingyuanjun laughed at a lame doorman of Pingyuanjun, Pingyuanjun killed this beauty and apologized to the lame doorman, so the world's scholars came to Pingyuanjun.

Plains Jun Zhao Sheng.

Wei Wuji, the king of Xinling, was the son of King Zhao of Wei and the half-brother of King Anjiao of Wei. Xinlingjun is very benevolent, can be courteous corporal, whether the scholars have talent or not, Gongzi Wuji can be courteous and courteous to deal with them, the scholars then compete to attach to him, Xinlingjun's disciples as many as 3,000 people. Because of the meritocracy of Gongzi, the princes did not dare to send troops to attack Wei for more than ten years.

The most virtuous of the four princes of the Warring States period, Wei Wuji, the king of Xinling.

Chun Shenjun's surname is Huang Mingxie, he is not a descendant of the King of Chu, strictly speaking, Chun Shenjun should not be called a son. When Chun Shenjun was young, he traveled around, saw a wide range of knowledge, and served the king of Qingxiang. After the death of King Xiang of Chu, Chun Shenjun served as the minister of Chu for a long time, King Chu Kaolie was infertile, and Chun Shenjun dedicated one of his pregnant women to King Chu Kaolie, so the descendants of Chu are the descendants of Chun Shenjun.

**No, Huang Xie should be an old man.

The four sons of the Warring States period were in the same era, and the "Historical Records" recorded: It was when Qi had Meng Wei, Wei had Xinling, and Chu had Chunshen, so they competed to treat the scholars.

The four princes of the Warring States period refer to Meng Weijun Tianwen, Pingyuan Jun Zhao Sheng, Xinling Jun Wei Wuji and Chunshenjun Huang Xie. At the end of the Warring States Period, the Qin State became more and more powerful, and the nobles of the vassal states tried their best to recruit talents in order to deal with the invasion of the Qin State and save their country from destruction. They were courteous and virtuous, and they recruited guests in order to expand their power, so that the practice of raising "scholars" (including scholars, alchemists, counselors or warlocks, and diners) prevailed.

At that time, those who were famous for raising "scholars" were Wei Wuji, the Xinling Jun of Wei, Zhao Sheng, the Pingyuan Jun of Zhao, Huang Xie, the Chunshenjun of Chu, and Meng Weijun Tianwen of Qi. Because the four of them are all corporal Lixian and people who make friends with guests (note: except for Chunshenjun, the other three are all descendants of the king), later generations call them "Four Princes of the Warring States" (also known as the Four Monarchs of the Warring States).

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The four princes of the Warring States period refer to the four people of Xinling Jun Wei Wuji, Pingyuan Jun Zhao Sheng, Chunshenjun Huang Xie, and Meng Weijun Tian Wen.

Wei has Xinling Jun Wei Wuji, Chu has Chunshenjun Huang Xie, Qi has Meng Weijun Tianwen, and Zhao has Pingyuan Jun Zhao Sheng, known as the "Four Gentlemen of the Warring States".

The Four Gentlemen of the Warring States Period refer to Wei Wuji, Zhao Sheng, Huang Xie, and Tian Wen.

Wei Wuji, the Xinling Jun of Wei, was benevolent and polite and smiling as a corporal, because of him, other countries did not dare to touch Wei's mind for more than ten years. The design of stealing talismans pretended to save Zhao Guo by the emperor's order, leaving a heroic story of "Xinling Jun stealing talismans to save Zhao" in the history of Li Chunshen.

Zhao Sheng, the plain king of Zhao State, is famous for his meritocracy. Sealed in Tobu, known as Plains Jun. Dumping Chi pants contains his family's haves, rewards diners, has 3,000 people who dare to die, and repels the Qin soldiers for 30 miles. Soon the rescuers of Wei and Chu arrived, and Handan was besieged.

Huang Xie, the Chun Shenjun of the Chu State, is famous for his eloquence, and he is the only one among the four gentlemen who is not in the royal family. The crown prince of Chu went to Qin as a hostage and was detained, and Chun Shenjun countered with his life and designed to rescue the prince back to Chu. After the death of King Qingxiang of Chu State, after the crown prince ascended the throne, he worshiped Huang Xie as the minister of state and was named Chunshenjun.

Meng Weijun Tianwen of Qi is the grandson of King Qi Wei and the concubine of Tian Ying, the prime minister of Qi. He was appointed as the prime minister of Wei, and later united with Qin, Zhao and other countries to attack Qi. From then on, neutrality was between the vassal states.