Who is Chen Sheng Wu Guang, and which dynasty is Chen Sheng Wu Guang from

The first two peasant uprisings of the Qin Dynasty were probably within a few years of the second reign of Qin, which also caused peasant uprisings in various places, and finally led to the demise of Qin.

The leader of the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty was a great threat to the rule of the Qin Dynasty. They were also recorded by Sima Qian.

They rose up and led the first peasant uprising in Chinese history, shaking the rule of the Qin Dynasty.

Leader of the peasant uprising in Daze Township at the end of the Qin Dynasty.

Let's take a look at the middle school history textbook, little classmates!!

Qin Dynasty. Qin IIIn the autumn of the first year (209 BC), more than 900 soldiers including Chen Sheng and Wu Guang were requisitioned and dispatchedYuyangOn the way, in Daze Township, Qi County (now Suzhou), he was blocked by heavy rain and could not reach his destination as scheduled.

Chen Sheng and Wu Guang revolted.

It was the first large-scale civilian uprising in the history of China. This huge uprising broke out in the autumn of the first year of Qin II, the Qin court levied Luzuo poor people to garrison Yuyang, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang and other more than 900 soldiers were requisitioned to Yuyang to the border, on the way in Daze Township, Qi County was blocked by heavy rain, could not reach the destination as scheduled, according to the law of the Qin Dynasty, expired to behead.

In a hurry, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang led the soldiers, killed the generals who escorted the soldiers, and launched a mutiny, and the rebel army elected Chen Sheng as the general, Wu Guang as the captain, and Lianke Daze pretended to be Danxiang and Qi County, and established the Zhang Chu regime in Chen County, and all places responded. Daze Township Uprising.

Because of Chen Sheng's pride after gaining power, coupled with the suppression of the Qin army led by the Qin general Zhang Han, the Daze Township uprising ended in failure.

Chen Sheng and Wu Guang were from the Qin Dynasty.

1. Chen Sheng: One of the leaders of the peasant rebellion in the last years of the Qin Dynasty, occupied Chen County and became the king, and established the Zhang Chu regime. The following year, Chen Sheng was defeated by the Qin general Zhang Han, killed by the coachman Zhuang Jia, and buried in Mangdang Mountain. From the beginning of the army to the defeat and death, it lasted six months.

2, and suspect Wu Guang: borrowed from Qin Shi Huang.

The eldest son, Fusu. and in the name of the Chu general Xiang Yan, he called on the masses to rebel against the Qin Dynasty. Qin II

In the second year (208 BC), he led troops to besiege Xingyang, but he could not capture it repeatedly, and was killed by the general Tian Zang.

Chen Sheng is a heroic figure who is both wise and brave, good at taoguang and obscure, and has revolutionary spirit and fighting spirit. He has a high degree of insight into the situation and accurately grasps the timing of the uprising. Opportunity plays a crucial role in changing a person's fortune.

For Chen Sheng, this is even more so.

Chen Sheng conformed to public opinion and took up the names of Fusu and He Juxiang Yan. He is very good at figuring out people's psychology, knowing that "the world is suffering for a long time", and he also understands the truth of pulling tiger skin to make a banner, putting on a legal cloak for his uprising, so that he can become famous, and make full use of the determination and will of "although Chu has three households, if Qin dies, Chu will die". Wu Guang:

Soldiers are mostly useful, good at helping, and caring for others.

The similarity is that they are all exploited and oppressed peasants, and they have been forced to take it in a desperate position, so they want to rise up and rebel against ......That's what they all have in common!

Chen ShengWu Guang was not killed, Wu Guang was killed by his subordinate Tian Zang.

According to the record of "Historical Records: Chen Shijia", Wu Guang led his troops to attack Xingyang.

At that time, another rebel general, Zhou Wen, led 100,000 righteous troops to attack Xianyang, but the situation was extremely unfavorable because of the lone army. A few months later, he was finally outnumbered and defeated in Michi.

At this time, the Qin Dynasty.

Organize hundreds of thousands of troops to fight back against the rebels. Tian Zang and others saw that Zhou Wen was defeated, and the Qin army was soon coming, and Xingyang was delayed, so they prepared to divide their forces to contain the enemy in Xingyang, and met the Qin army with most of the elite troops.

They consulted with each other and said: "The king (Wu Guang) is arrogant today, he does not know the power of the army, he cannot be calculated, he is not punished, and he is afraid of defeat." So he pretended to kill Wu Guang under the pretense of Chen Sheng's order and dedicated his head to Chen Sheng, "King Chen."

Make the envoy give Tian Zang Chu Ling Yin Yin, and make him a general".

At the time of Qin II.

November of the second year. From this historical data, it can be seen that Wu Guang was arrogant and arrogant, so stubborn and self-serving, that his subordinates could not discuss a military plan with him and had to kill him. Some general history works claim that "Wu Guang was proud and incompetent, and was killed by his subordinate Tian Zang".

Story:

Wu Guang led the rebel army to besiege Xingyang, and Chen Sheng sent Zhou Wen as a general to attack Qin in the west. On the way to Xianyang, Zhou Wen's team continued to expand and reached Hangu Pass.

At that time, there were thousands of military vehicles, hundreds of thousands of soldiers, the rebel army arrived at Xianyang hundred miles away from the play, Qin II ordered Shaofu Zhang Han to build Lishan.

Hundreds of thousands of prisoners and slaves of the tomb were organized into an army to meet the battle. The rebel army suffered setbacks one after another, and Zhou Wen committed suicide.

With the development of the anti-Qin struggle, the weaknesses and contradictions within the rebel army were gradually exposed. Chen Sheng grew pride, listened to slander, killed his old people, and became increasingly estranged from the uprising.

The generals sent to various places did not listen to Chen Sheng's moderation, and even killed each other in order to compete for power and profit. For example, Tian Zang, the general of the rebel army besieging Xingyang, disagreed with Wu Guang, and even killed Wu Guang under the pretense of Chen Sheng's order, which led to the annihilation of the entire rebel army.

Leader of the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty.

The leader of the Chinese peasant revolution.