In ancient times, which countries fought at war in Julu

The Battle of Julu was a great uprising at the end of Qin, Xiang Yu led tens of thousands of Chu troops (the rebel armies of the later princes also participated in the war), and 400,000 led by the famous Qin generals Zhang Han and Wang Li. A major decisive battle of the main force of the Qin army in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei), and one of the famous battles in Chinese history, Xiang Yu broke through the cauldron and took the lead in attacking the Qin army when the princes' armies were cowering, leading the princes and rebels to finally annihilate the king's army, and forced another 200,000 Zhang Qin troops to surrender eight months later. From this feather, he established a leading position among the rebel armies.

After this battle, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was completely lost, and it existed in name only.

Qin (II), Chu (Xiang Yu), other princes (presumably descendants of the other six kingdoms).

In 208 BC, Wang Xie of Zhao was besieged by an army of 200,000 led by the Qin general Wang Li in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei), and in desperation, he sent an envoy to ask for help from King Huai of Chu. At that time, the Qin army was very strong, and no one dared to go forward to meet it. Xiang Yu took the initiative to ask for revenge for the Qin army's murder of his father, so King Chu Huai named Xiang Yu a general and led an army of 50,000 to relieve the difficulty of the giant deer.

Xiang Yu first sent his generals Yingbu and Pu to lead 20,000 people as the vanguard to cross the Zhanghe River and cut off the grain transportation channel of the Qin army. Then, Xiang Yu personally led all the main forces to cross the river, and ordered the soldiers of the whole army to break the cauldron and sink the boat, each carrying only three days' dry food, in order to show the determination to fight to the death. Xiang Yu said to the soldiers

We sent troops to Julu this time, and there was no advance or retreat, and within three days, we must defeat the Qin army. Xiang Yu's determination and courage greatly boosted the morale of the soldiers. The morale of the Chu army was invigorated, and they fought bravely to the death, won nine battles and nine victories, and defeated the Qin army.

At this time, Qi, Yan and other reinforcements also rushed out of the camp to help the battle, and finally captured Wang Li, the commander of the Qin army, and killed his deputy general, so that the dilemma of Julu was solved.

An important battle that destroyed the main force of the Qin army in the Peasant War at the end of the Qin Dynasty.

Qin's war to unify China was thus only a matter of time. The Battle of Changping was a decisive battle from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period for 500 years, when the countries were lined up and divided into chaos, and it transitioned to a decisive battle of centralizing and unifying the country. It has had a profound impact on the direction of Chinese history, and it gave birth to the first feudal centralized empire in Chinese history.

"Battle of the Great Deer"It was an important battle to destroy the main force of the Qin army in the Peasant War at the end of Qin. After the sacrifice of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang, Xiang Liang summoned the righteous army from all walks of life to discuss in Xue (now southeast of Teng County, Shandong), and accepted the advice of the strategist Fan Zeng, and established the grandson of King Chu Huai as king, and still called King Chu Huai. Xiang Liang then led the rebel army to defeat the Qin army in Dong'e (northeast of present-day Yanggu, Shandong).

The Battle of Julu took place in the last years of the Qin Dynasty, when Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, led tens of thousands of Chu troops and defeated the main force of 400,000 Qin troops led by Zhang Han and Wang Li, which is in the history of our country.

In ancient times, Julu was located in the southern Hebei Plain of Hebei Province, and was located at the same site as the current Julu County. It belongs to Xingtai City, Hebei Province, and is located in the south of Hebei Province, on the alluvial flat and dry Xiaoluo plain of the ancient Yellow River and Zhanghe River, connected with Nangong and Guangzong counties in the east, bordered by Longyao and Ren counties in the west, bordered by Pingxiang County in the south, and adjacent to Ningjin and Xinhe counties in the north. It covers an area of 648 square kilometers and has 10,000 hectares of cultivated land.

Julu has a long history and outstanding people. The Qin Dynasty was one of the thirty-six counties. Julu gave birth to famous figures such as Zhang Jiaoshen, the leader of the Yellow Turban Uprising, Wei Zheng, the famous minister of the Tang Dynasty, and the astronomer Monk (Zhang Sui), who wrote a glorious chapter in the history of Julu.

It can be regarded as the state of Qin and the state of Chu.

The Battle of Julu was a major decisive battle in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei) led by Xiang Yu to tens of thousands of Chu troops (the rebel armies of the princes also participated in the battle in the later period) and the main force of 400,000 Qin troops led by Qin generals Zhang Han and Wang Lisuo in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei) in the great uprising at the end of Qin. Xiang Yu broke through the cauldron and took the lead in attacking the Qin army when the princes' armies were cowering, leading the princes' rebel army to finally annihilate the king's army, and forced another 200,000 Zhang Qin troops to surrender a few months later. From this feather, he established a leading position among the rebel armies.

After this battle, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was completely lost, and it existed in name only.

The Battle of the Giant Deer generally refers to the Battle of the Julu.

The Battle of Julu was a major decisive battle in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei) led by Xiang Yu to lead tens of thousands of Chu troops (the righteous armies of the princes also participated in the battle in the later period) and the main force of more than 400,000 Qin troops led by Qin generals Zhang Han and Wang Lisuo in Julu (now Pingxiang, Hebei). Xiang Yu broke through the cauldron and took the lead in attacking the Qin army when the princes' armies were cowering, leading the princes' rebel army to finally annihilate the king's army, and forced another 200,000 Zhang Handan Qin troops to surrender a few months later. From this feather, he established a leading position among the rebel armies.

After this battle, the main force of the Qin Dynasty was completely lost, and it existed in name only.

Battle of Julu Xiang Yu 20,000-400,000 Annihilation of Qin.

In 207 BC (the second year of Qin II), Xiang Yu broke the main force of the Qin army in the Battle of Julu.

In 208 BC, the Qin general Zhang Han defeated the main force of the Chu army led by Xiang Liang, thinking that the troops of Chu were not enough to worry about, so he turned to attack Zhao Di. The Qin army broke through Handan and besieged Zhao Wangxi in Julu (present-day Pingxiang, Hebei). King Huai of Chu appointed Xiang Liang's deputy Song Yi as the general, Xiang Yu as the second general, and Fan Zeng as the last general, and led all the troops and horses to rescue King Zhao.

When Song Yi led his army to Anyang (present-day Cao County, Shandong), he was stationed for 46 days without marching. Xiang Yu advocated crossing the Yellow River and attacking the Zhao army inside and outside to defeat the Qin army. Song Yi wanted Qin and Zhao to fight first, and the Chu army to guard the fisherman's profits, and announced that those who disobeyed the order would be beheaded.

At this time, it was November, the weather was cold and rainy, and the soldiers were cold and hungry. Xiang Yu was furious, pretending to be the order of the king of Chu and killing Song Yi. The king of Chu then took Xiang Yu as his general and led his army north.

In December, Xiang Yu first sent Yingbu and Pu generals to lead 20,000 men to cross the river first and cut off the grain route of the Qin army. Then, Xiang Yu personally led the whole army and crossed the Yellow River. After crossing the river, Xiang Yu ordered all the ferries to be scuttled, cooking utensils and tents to be burned, and the soldiers could only carry three days' dry rations each, saying that they would fight to the death with the Qin army.

As a result, when fighting with the Qin army, the Chu army shouted loudly, and all of them were ten with one. The two sides fought nine battles, and the Chu army broke the Qin army. The Qin general Wang Li was captured, Su Jiao was killed, Shima committed suicide, and the commander Zhang Han was defeated and fled.

When the Chu army and the Qin army fought a decisive battle, the Zhao army and the Qi and Yan armies who rescued Zhao were shocked by the scene of the two sides fighting, and they did not dare to participate in the battle, so they could only watch from the wall. After Xiang Yu finally led the army to defeat the Qin army, all the princes went to Xiang Yu's camp to congratulate. When they entered the gate, no one dared to look up at Xiang Yu standing by the door.

Since then, Xiang Yu's bravery has spread all over the world, and no one disagrees, and finally became the general of the princes.

Battle of the Great Deer