What is there to play the history of the Qin State, the actor of the Great Qin Empire

The Great Qin Empire, Qin Shi Huang looked for the elixir of life.

King Yingze of Qin Zhaoxiang, also known as Ji (306 BC-251 BC), reigned for 56 years.

The half-brother of King Wu of Qin, who reigned for 56 years, he was one of the longest-reigning monarchs in Chinese history, and his actual reign was second only to Qianlong.

During his reign, he used troops almost one after another to use foreign troops, and successively defeated the three Jin, Qi, Chu and other countries, and obtained Wei's Hedong and Nanyang, Chu Qianzhong and Chu Duying.

In 266 BC, King Zhao worshiped Fan Sui as his prime minister and changed to the strategy of long-distance friendship and close attack.

In 262 BC, with Bai Qi as the general, the Battle of Changping was launched.

In 255 BC, Qin destroyed the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, took Jiuding, and the Zhou Dynasty died.

From then on, the six countries of Shandong will no longer have opponents, and Qin's unification of the world is just around the corner!

King Yingzhu of Qin Xiaowen (250 BC-250 BC) reigned for 1 year.

There is a legend that after reigning for only three days, he died suddenly after serving the wine of the prince Chu).

The first crown prince, called An Guojun.

King Xiang of Qin Zhuang Yingyiren, also known as Zi Chu (249 BC-247 BC), reigned for 3 years, and was the father of King Yingzheng of Qin.

In 249 BC, the Eastern Zhou monarch contacted the princes and planned to attack Qin.

When Yiren learned of this, he immediately sent Lü Buwei to lead an army of 100,000 people, and in one fell swoop, he destroyed the 7 towns of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and moved the Eastern Zhou Duke to gather in Yang.

The last remnants of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty were eradicated.

Then, the Qin army continued to encroach on the Three Jin Dynasty and captured large tracts of land.

The next is to win the government.

"The Great Qin Empire" is an epic TV series that uses the Qin State as the main perspective to show the grandeur of the Warring States Period.

"Great Qin Empire" is starring Hou Yong, Wang Zhifei, Gao Yuanyuan, Du Yulu, and Lu Zhong.

The Qin State, a small country in the northwest border, was devastated by the Six Kingdoms, and now it is on the verge of annihilation. Qin Xian Gongxiang died on the battlefield, and the young Zhong Gongzi Qu Liang ascended the throne at a time of crisis. Qin Xiaogong Qu Liang recruited the world's capable people, the sky does not die Qin, and Shang Ying, who had no ambition in the Wei State, came to the Qin State, and was reused by Qin Xiaogong by virtue of his talent and sober understanding of the situation in the world.

The Shang Dynasty set off far-reaching and controversial reforms in the Qin state, and a generation of powerful Qin rose from it.

If you don't know, don't talk nonsense Shang Ying, which is Wei Ran, Fan Ju, Bai Qi, Wang Yu, An Guojun, Yingzhu, and Meng Fu during the Zhaoxiang Dynasty.

Zhao Xiaocheng, Zhao Huiwen, Chu Kaoli, Wei Anli, Lian Po, Zhao Hao, Li Mu, Zhao Kuo, Pingyuanjun, Zhao Sheng, Xinlingjun, Wei Wuji, Chunshenjun, Huang Xie, Pingyangjun, Zhao Bao, Mao Sui, Hou Huan, Jin Confu.

Shang Ying, Bai Qi, Lü Buwei, Fan Ju, Zhang Yi.

There are too many, too many characters in the Qin State. Just give a few of the most important figures.

Qin Xiaogong, Shang Ying, Zhang Yi, Bai Qi, Lü Buwei, Ying Zheng, Li Si, Meng Tian, Hu Hai, Zhao Gao.

Lv Hao, Ma Ruihan, Wang Dongchen, Cao Jingqian, Luo Yuanbin, Xu Feili, Yang Minyi, Yang Zhonglin, Zhang Yiwen, Wang Anqi, Shi Xiaochen, Guo Yanchen, Liu Yunfei, Wu Shaoyan, Zhang Simeng, Sun Chenxi, Jiang Yuxuan, Yu Huiying, Wang Xinyu, Zhang Xinyi, Yu Haotian, Li Tianyu, Liu Xin, Guo Jiarui, Luo Jiayi, Feng Yuan, Yang Yue, Ma Tianyu, Ren Zihao, Xi Zihan.

Feizi (c. 900-858 BC) Marquis of Qin (857-848 BC) Gongbo (847-845 BC) Qin Zhong (844-822 BC) Qin Zhuang (821-778 BC) Qin Xianggong (777-766 BC) Qin Wengong (765-716 BC) Qin Jinggong (not enthroned) Qin Xiangong (715-704 BC) Qin Chuzi (703-698 BC) Qin Wugong (697-678 BC) Qin Degong (677- 777- 676 BC) Qin Xuangong (675-664 BC) Qin Chenggong (663-660 BC) Qin Mugong (659-621 BC) Qin Kanggong (620-609 BC) Qin Gonggong (608-604 BC) Qin Huan (603-577 BC) Qin Jinggong (576-537 BC) Qin Aigong (536-501 BC) Qin Yi Gong (not enthroned) Qin Huigong (500-491 BC) Qin Mourning Gong (490-477 BC) Gong Gong of Qin Li (476-443 BC) Duke of Qin (442-429 BC) Huai Gong of Qin (428-445 BC) Qin Linggong (424-415 BC) Qin Jiangong (414-400 BC) Qin Zhugong (386-385 BC) Qin Xiangong (384-362 BC) Qin Xiaogong (361-338 BC) King Huiwen of Qin (337-311 BC) King Wu of Qin (310-307 BC) King Zhaoxiang of Qin (306- 306- 251 BC) King Xiaowen of Qin (250 BC) King Xiang of Qin Zhuang (250 BC-247 BC) First Emperor of Qin (246-210 BC) II of Qin (209-207 BC) Prince Ying of Qin (206 BC).

The first general of the Warring States Period, Bai Qi, Prime Minister Li Si.

Li Si, Meng Tian, Wei Yi, Wang Qian.

There are too many of them, such as Lü Buwei, Shang Ying, Meng Tian, Li Si...

Isn't there still a white rise in the Qin State?

The state of Qin was a vassal state during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period of China. The Qin people were a branch of the Chinese people who migrated westward. Legend has it that King Xiao of Zhou divided them into Qin because his ancestors were good at raising horses, as vassals of the Zhou Dynasty.

In 770 BC, Qin Xianggong escorted King Ping of Zhou to move eastward, was made a prince, and Qin Shi founded the country, occupying the territory of the original Zhou Dynasty in Shaanxi occupied by the Rong and Di people. From 677 BC, the Qin state built the capital in Yong for nearly 300 years. Yongcheng has a palace area, a residential area, a burial area for scholars and Chinese people, and a cemetery for the Qin Dynasty.

Qin's original territory was in the western part of present-day Shaanxi Province, which at the time was part of the periphery of China. Until the early Warring States period, Qin was a relatively weak state, perhaps because of its remote location, so it was not taken seriously by other countries. In the early Spring and Autumn Period, it was an inconspicuous country, and it was not until the time of Qin Mugong that it participated in the struggle for hegemony in the Central Plains, becoming a second-class power after the Jin, Chu, and Qi states.

In terms of science and technology, culture, etc., Qin was also relatively backward in the early Warring States period. This situation did not begin to change until 361 BC when the Shang Dynasty changed the law. From then on, the state of Qin began to grow stronger.

In 325 BC, King Huiwen of Qin was crowned king. In 316 BC, Qin destroyed Shu, and from then on Qin officially became a great power. Ying Zheng ascended the throne in 246 BC and came to power in 238 BC, beginning his conquest of the Six Kingdoms.

From 230 BC when Qin destroyed Korea, to 221 BC when Qin destroyed Qi and unified China.

The state of Qin was a vassal state established by the Huaxia people in northwest China during the Zhou Dynasty, and the founder was a branch of the Huaxia people who migrated westward. His ancestor surnamed Ying tribe was the right-hand man of Xirong as early as the Yin Shang period, and was highly valued by the Shang Dynasty, and was a nobleman of the Shang Dynasty and a prince.

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. In 821 B.C., the Duke of Qin Zhuang defeated Xirong and was named the doctor of the Western Regions by King Xuan of Zhou, and once again gave Qin (Tianshui), together with the land of Dog Hill (Xianyang) 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.

During the reign of Qin Mugong, he 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, and only then did he lay the foundation for it as one of the four great powers of the Spring and Autumn Period. 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 kingdoms of Ba and Shu. In 246 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin ascended the throne and destroyed the Six Kingdoms in a decade from 230 to 221 BC, establishing the Qin Dynasty, the first great unified dynasty in Chinese history.