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Shang Jun's change of law has already made Qin rich, so I don't think this is a question of ability, but a strategic need - to unify the whole country, it is necessary to build a stable food source for yourself, Qin first moved west to Bashu, but at that time Sichuan often had floods, after the construction of the Dujiangyan project, Shuzhong became a rich land, becoming a famous country of abundance in history, providing a steady stream of military food for Qin's war!
One. The country of Bashu Tianfu, the soil is fertile, and the completion of the large granary of Bashu has laid a strong material foundation for the unification of Qin!
Two. Bashu is rich in well salt, salt is a good thing, ancient countries love to nationalize salt and iron, because everyone needs it, and the profit is high!
Three. The geographical advantage of Bashu, above the Chu State, strategically speaking, you can build a water division here, there are many trees here, Tang Dumu "A Fang Gong Fu" said: Shu Mountain Wu, A Fang out. Swim down the river and win! The location is also good!
Based in Sichuan, he marched south into Qianzhong (present-day Guizhou) and went east out of Nanjun (present-day western Hubei), directly threatening Yingdu, the capital of Chu, and dividing the relationship between Chu and Qi, inducing Chu to attack Qi, and then using the Qin army of Bashu and Guanzhong to flank Chu to obtain Hanzhong between Guanzhong and Bashu, and then from Hanzhong to Nanjun and Changsha (Dongting Lake basin) to occupy the capital of Chu (northwest of present-day Jiangling, Hubei), Chu was forced to move its capital eastward to Chen (present-day Huaiyang, Henan).
Since then, the Qin State expelled the Chu forces from the Lianghu region, and the four counties of Denan, Qianzhong, Hanzhong, and Changsha threatened the Central Plains from the south, and the Chu State collapsed until it perished!
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Qin annihilated Bashu for the previous Qin annihilation of the six countries, Bashu belonged to a strong country and was a strong enemy of Qin, and the Qin Dynasty was able to successfully destroy Bashu and laid the foundation for the unification of the six countries later.
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Let the status of the Qin State be improved, improve the military strength of the Qin State, don't let the Qin State be stronger, let the development of the Qin State be better, and also make other countries very afraid of the Qin State, this is the role of the Qin Dynasty in the Battle of Bashu.
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After this war, they became more powerful, they had more influence, they gained more wealth and troops, absorbed more talents, and could better eliminate other countries.
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This also laid a foundation, ensured that there was enough food, and also provided some plans for the destruction of the six countries, which was a great help, and civilization promoted prosperity.
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It accelerated the development of Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, accelerated the process of Qin's unification of the Six Kingdoms, laid the foundation for Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, promoted social development, and promoted economic development.
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In 316 BC, the king of Qin sent Zhang Yi and Sima Cuo to lead troops to destroy Bashu and incorporate it into the territory of Qin. Qin's battle to destroy Bashu was an important step in the process of Qin's unification of the world. This battle indeed laid a solid foundation for Qin's unification of the world.
Qin Shi Huang swept away the Six Kingdoms and established the first unified dynasty in Chinese history, the Qin Dynasty. However, Qin Shi Huang was able to do this because of the efforts of the Qin kings since the Shang Dynasty changed the law, and Qin's battle to destroy Bashu was a key turning point on the road to Qin's rise. Qin's battle to destroy Bashu brought great benefits to Qin in the subsequent unification war, which can be mainly divided into the following aspects:
After Qin destroyed Bashu, he greatly expanded the territory of Qin, increased the population of Qin, and further strengthened Qin's national strength. The land of Bashu is today's Sichuan Basin and the area of Chongqing, a municipality directly under the central government, compared with the Warring States Period, the Central Plains countries attacked each other, and the wars were continuous. After Qin destroyed Bashu, it not only included the land of Bashu into the jurisdiction of Qin, which nearly doubled the actual control area of Qin at that time, and at the same time obtained a large number of people in Bashu, which were the basis for Qin to compete for hegemony in the world.
In the war, the logistics of grain and grass is very important, after Qin destroyed Bashu, Li Bing and his son were sent to build Dujiangyan here. The completion of Dujiangyan has made the Chengdu Plain a real land of abundance that guarantees income from drought and flood, and the Dujiangyan water conservancy project is still playing its role until now. The richness of the country of abundance and the huge grain production have played a great role in the hegemony of the Qin state, and there is rarely a shortage of grain in the process of the Qin state's conquest of the six countries, but the opponents such as the Zhao State in the Changping War are often defeated because of lack of food, and the huge granary of Bashu cannot but be said to have played a great role in this.
The land of Bashu was extremely rich, in addition to grain, there were many industries such as iron tools and dansha, and the wealthy families of Bashu at that time could be rich and rival the country. Qin Shi Huang swept the six countries and looked at the world, but he was extremely courteous to Ba Qing, the widow in the land of Bashu, of course, this is not what Qin Shi Huang thought about Ba Qing? Instead, Ba Qing can be regarded as a representative of the local heroes of Bashu, and Qin Shi Huang's courtesy also shows from one side how much support and help Bashu gave to Qin at that time.
The land of Bashu is also of great strategic significance, and before the Qin state destroyed the Bashu, the state of Chu had been expanding to the land of Bashu in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River. And the state of Chu was the strongest opponent of the state of Qin among the warring states. Qin took the lead in destroying Bashu, which not only curbed the expansion of Chu, but also occupied the geographical advantage of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, and if it wanted to attack Chu in the future, it could occupy the advantage of going downstream, forming a huge threat to the flank of Chu.
It can be described as extremely strategic.
From the above points, it can be seen that Qin's destruction of Bashu can be said to be an important part of Qin's conquest of the world's imperial dan, it is after the love destroyed Bashu, under the continuous supply of materials and manpower in Bashu, Qin's national strength has been greatly strengthened, laying a solid foundation for its unification of the world.
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Yes, because the land of Bashu at that time was very rich, there was no need to worry about grain and grass when fighting, and the land of Bashu was in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, and the geographical location was very good, which inhibited the development of the Chu State.
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Yes, this was an important step, and it did lay the foundation for the Qin State to unify the world, and through unremitting efforts, adjusted the changes in the political situation.
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Yes, if Bashu is not eliminated, there will definitely be no way to stabilize the unification of Qin, so Bashu is the basis of Qin's unification.
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Answer]: After the Qin State conquered Ba and Shu, it established two counties of Ba and Shu in Sichuan. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Guanghan County was added.
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After the Qin Dynasty destroyed Bashu, Bashu became a huge granary for Qin, laying a solid foundation for Qin to unify the six countries.
Bashu "is not a country, but Ba and Shu, of which the capital of Ba is Ba, the capital of Shu is Chengdu, the relationship between Bashu has always been bad, and the two countries often fight each other. At that time, Sima Miao, a strategist of the Qin State, mistakenly believed that as long as he took Ba and Shu, he could not only get a vast amount of land, but also have a large amount of money and grain, and the Qin State could use this as a basis to annex the Six Kingdoms.
King Huiwen of Qin adopted Sima Cuo's opinion, and in 316 BC ordered Sima Cuo to lead his troops to attack Shu and easily destroy Shu. In fact, the reason why King Qin Huiwen adopted Sima Cuo's opinion was because of what was mentioned above, and that was to eliminate his worries. It is said that when the five kingdoms attacked Qin, the rear of Qin was attacked by Yiqu State, and after this battle, King Qin Huiwen realized that only by eliminating Yiqu State and Bashu could he be free from worries.
In fact, the later results also proved that Qin's strategy of destroying Bashu first was very correct. After the Qin State destroyed Bashu, it greatly consolidated its rear, and at the same time opened up a huge granary, which greatly improved the economic strength of the Qin State. In 314 BC, the Qin State set up two counties of Bashu and made the Marquis of Shu at the same time, but later, due to the successive rebellions here, the King of Qin simply no longer sealed the Marquis of Shu, but let the county guard and govern Shu.
Therefore, Qin's destruction of Bashu was a very clever means, and after the annexation of Bashu, Qin achieved the goal of "enriching the country", "expanding the land" and "strengthening the army", and at the same time complemented the "Shang Dynasty Reform Law", prompting the Qin State to complete the essential transformation.
All in all, after the Qin State destroyed Bashu, Bashu became a major granary of the Qin State, which made the Qin Dynasty have no worries and created conditions for the Qin State to unify the six countries.
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After Bashu was destroyed by Qin, it became the granary of Qin, and the granary of Bashu laid a solid foundation for Qin's unification of the six states, and it can be said that their contribution is great.
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It is said that sufficient food supplies are needed to fight wars, so after Bashu was destroyed by the Qin State at this time, Bashu became a reliable food supply for the Qin Dynasty.
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It has become a solid rear of the people and a big granary, even if there is a war, there is no worries, the three armies have not moved the grain and grass first, and Bashu is such an important role.
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The Bashu estate is rich and has a lot of grain reserves, which makes Qin not have to worry about his own grain and grass problems when he attacks other countries in the future.
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Bashu has abundant grain reserves, and Qin's capture of Bashu also means that Qin does not have to worry about its lack of food and grass, and can rest assured that it can attack other countries.
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As we all know, Bashu is a rich land, only by controlling Bashu can the Central Plains be unified, Qin is close to Bashu, Bashu is the natural granary of Qin. The supply of the Qin State was ensured.
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Bashu plays an important role, you must know that Bashu has a large amount of grain in the country, this place is equivalent to the big granary of Qin, and it has a lot of help for the development of Qin.
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