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Shu was a big country in the south of Qin, just like Sima Cuo said, it was still the leader of Rong and Di, and at that time there were Ba, Dan, Li, Tho, Dian and other countries in the southwest region, among which Shu was the largest. The Tang Dynasty's "Righteous Collection of Explanations" and "Chronicles of the Kuodi" were all influenced by the local chronicles of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, "Huayang Guozhi", and stories such as "The Golden Ox Cutting Shu" were recorded as history. However, "Huayang National Chronicles" also recorded some credible historical materials, such as "The King of Shu sealed his younger brother in Hanzhong, called Hou Hou".
At that time, Hanzhong of Qin was indeed occupied by Shu, and the book recorded that the Hou Hou united with Ba and was defeated by the King of Shu and fled to Ba State, asking for help from Qin, which cannot be determined. "Historical Records" only records that Shu and Tho attacked each other, and they all came to the Qin State to complain, and then there was a famous debate in the history of the Qin State, Xiangguo Zhang Yi advocated attacking South Korea, opposed to sending troops to Shu, Sima Cuo advocated attacking Shu, and explained: "Shu is in turmoil, we occupy the world, we will not think that we are brutal, and people will not think that it is greed, it is a name and a reality, killing two birds with one stone, and the prestige of pacifying the brutality, which is more favorable than attacking Korea and robbing the Son of Heaven."
In the end, King Qin Hui agreed with Sima Cuo's opinion and used troops against Shu. Sima Cuo's command of the pacification of Shu is not recorded in detail in the history books, Zhang Shoujie's "Justice Collection" selected the "Huayang National Chronicles" Zhang Yi commanded and commanded the historical materials of the war to destroy Shu, but only said that the king of Shu was chased and killed by Zhang Yi in Wuyang, and did not say that Sima Cuo cut down Shu at all, these are not credible, and the attack on Shu should be commanded by Sima Cuo. "Historical Records" records that Sima Cuo pacified Shu in October 316 before the ninth year of King Qin Hui, and the king of Shu was not killed by Zhang Yi as stated in the "Huayang National Chronicles", but was demoted to the title of Marquis by Qin, and it was not until two years later, eleven years, that the original King of Shu was replaced by Qin Gongzitong and served as the Marquis of Shu.
There is no record of Zhang Yi's role in the Shu War. As a Xiangguo, Zhang Yi is a famous columnist, outstanding diplomatic talents, not a military strategist, and opposed to the attack on Shu, King Qin Hui will not let him be the commander, but it is not ruled out that Zhang Yi presided over the surrender ceremony after the war.
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Well, yes, in 316 BC, Qin destroyed Shu, Ba and other countries. Excuse me, thanks!
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Qin was in 316 BC during the reign of King Hui of Qin, jumped over the Qin Mountains and destroyed Cuba, Shu Guo, bringing fertile land to the Qin State. It laid an important foundation for the reunification of China.
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The King of Qin attacked from behind, and his troops unknowingly crossed the mountains, and the soldiers were well-trained, so they defeated the King of Shu.
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They are all destroyed with soldiers, because they have a lot of soldiers, so sending troops can destroy the country.
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King Yingze of Qin Zhaoxiang (325 BC, 251 BC), also known as King Zhao of Qin, destroyed the Western Zhou Principality in 256 BC, and the Zhou Dynasty fell.
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