Why is it that the Chu State, which is on the list of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Per

Because they are all very low-key, Chu Guo doesn't want his famous generals to be exposed, and wants to hide some strength.

Because although the overall strength of the Chu State is very strong, there are no particularly outstanding generals, and they are not very outstanding, so it is like this.

It is true that because Chu is a relatively strong country, and he is relatively arrogant, this is why it is like this.

The famous generals of the Chu State of Chu of the Warring States have the following four, namely:

1.Wu Qi: born in 440 BC and died in 381 BC, he was a military strategist, politician, reformer, and representative figure of the military family in the early Warring States period of China;

2.King Chu Wei: The monarch of Chu during the Warring States Period, inheriting his father King Chu Xuan's rescue of Zhao and Wei and the development of Bashu;

3.King Huai of Chu: once led his troops to attack the Wei State, and obtained Xiangling, now Sui County, Henan Province, etc., this battle had a great influence in ancient military history, called "the battle of Xiangling of Chu and Wei", and Weizhen Qi.

Yan, Zhao, Wei, Qin, and Han;

4.Xiang Yan: died in 223 BC, the next prime minister is now Suqian, Jiangsu, Xiang Yan's family has been a general of Chu for generations, and was enshrined in Xiang, and later used as a surname.

There are many famous generals in the state of Chu:

Xiang Liang, Xiang Yan, Zhong Yi, Xiang Yu, Dou Bobi, Dou Lian, Yuanzhang, Qu Fang, Qu Chong, Qu Wan, Sun Shu Ao, Dou Qi,

Naoya, Zhaoyang, Chunshenjun.

Yoyuki.

Many since Chu became king.

Previous generations are stronger than the next.

The generals of the state of Chu are generally from the Ruoao family.

There are also a few people from the Qu family of the Mi clan.

During the Warring States Period, the only well-known general of Chu was Xiang Yan.

Xiang Yan (?) —223 BC), a native of Surabaya (present-day Suqian District, Suqian City, Jiangsu). A famous general of Chu in the last years of the Warring States period.

For generations, he was a general of the Chu State, and he was enshrined in the item, and later used as a surname. led the army to defeat the Qin general Li Xin. In 224 B.C., King Yingzheng of Qin poured his troops into the country, with Wang Jian as the general, and led an army of 600,000 to attack the state of Chu, capturing the area between the south of Chen County and Pingyu County of Chu State.

The state of Chu was about to die, and the troops of the country were poured into the Qin army, with Xiang Yan as the main general, ready to fight to the death. Wang Jian took advantage of the situation and adopted the policy of sticking to the wall to avoid its edge. The Chu army challenged many times, but the Qin army never came out, and the two armies held each other for a long time.

The Chu army thought that the Qin army would be stationed in the newly occupied territory for a long time, so they withdrew their troops and returned east. Wang Jian waited for an opportunity to raise troops to pursue, and ordered the brave soldiers to be the vanguard and raid the Chu army. The Chu army was caught off guard and rushed to the battle, resulting in a great defeat.

Xiang Yan committed suicide in defeat. The Qin army took advantage of the victory to capture a large area of the state of Chu.

Spring and Autumn Five Tyrants: 1, Qi State, founder: Qi Huan Gong Jiang Xiaobai.

2, Jin Guo, founder: Jin Wen Gongji Chong'er.

3, Qin State, founder: Qin Mu Gongying Ren Hao.

4, Chu State, the founder of Zheng Zheng: Chu Zhuang Wang Mi couple.

5. Wu Guo, founder: Wu Wang Lu.

Seven Heroes of the Warring States: 1. Qi State, part of present-day Shandong and Hebei.

2. Chu State, now Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Yanshi Anhui, Henan, and later developed to Jiangsu, Chongqing, Guangxi and other places.

3. Cong Que Yan Kingdom, part of present-day Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and Liaoning.

4. South Korea, part of present-day Henan and Shanxi.

5. The State of Wei, now Shaanxi and Henan, spanned the six provinces of Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei, Jin, Shandong and Wan at its peak.

6. Zhao State, part of present-day Handanshan, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and Hebei.

7. The Qin State, now Shaanxi and Gansu, later developed to Sichuan and Chongqing.

Yang Youji, Wu Qi, Zhaoyang, Jingcui, Jingyang, Qu Qi, Zhuang Qiao, Zhuo Ya, Chun Shenjun, Xiang Yan.

The recommended book "Changping Fengyun", which describes the sixty-year history of the Warring States period from an alternative perspective.

Wu Qi (440 BC, 381 BC) was a military strategist, politician, reformer, and representative of the military family in the early Warring States period of China. After defecting to the state of Chu, King Mourning of Chu appointed Wu Qi as the Taishou of Wancheng, and a year later was promoted to Ling Yin. Wu Qi, who served as the commander of Yin, carried out drastic reforms in the Chu State, and after Wu Qi's reform, the Chu State was strong, with Baiyue in the south, Chen, Cai, and the three Jin in the north, and Qin in the west.

Zhaoyang, Chu State Ling Yin, Shangzhu State. In the sixth year of King Chu Wei (334 BC), Zhaoyang led his troops to attack the Yue Kingdom, killing the king of the Yue Kingdom without borders, so that the Xinghua area was incorporated into the Chu State. In the sixth year of King Huai of Chu (323 B.C.), Zhaoyang led his troops to attack the Wei State, and obtained Xiangling (now Sui County, Henan) and other eight provinces, this battle had a great influence in ancient military history, called "the battle of Xiangling of Chu and Wei", and the six kingdoms of Weizhenqi, Yan, Zhao, Wei, Qin and Han.

Xiang Yan (?) —223 BC), a native of Xia Xiang (now Suqian, Jiangsu), Xiang Yan's family was a general of the Chu State for generations, and was enshrined in Xiang, and later used as a surname. In 225 BC, the Qin general Li Xin led an army of 200,000 to attack the state of Chu, Li Xin attacked Pingyu, and Meng Tian attacked the bed, defeating the Chu army.

Li Xin attacked Yan Ying again and conquered the city, so he led his army westward to join Meng Tian's team at the city father. Xiang Yan took the opportunity to follow behind, rested for three days and three nights, defeated Li Xin's army in the counterattack, attacked two camps of the Qin army, and killed seven captains. Li Xin led the remnants to flee back to Qin.

Uncle Xiang, the uncle of Xiang's nationality, Liu Bang called the emperor to give the surname Liu, changed his name to Liu Tang, and sealed the Marquis of Yang. He died in 192 B.C., and his heir was guilty and could not inherit his title. Sheyang is located in the area of Sheyang Lake Town, Baoying, Jiangsu.

Xiang Zhuang, Xiang's cousin.

Xiang Sheng Xiang it, Xiang Yu returned to the Han Dynasty after the defeat, gave the surname Liu, Han Gaozu seven years (200 years ago) Feng Ping Gao Marquis, filial piety five years (AD 190) died, Yang Hou, Zigong Marquis Liu (Xiang) distant heir. In the fifth year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Hou Xiangsheng sat on the throne and was exempted.

Xiang Qiang crown. Xiang Ying was sent by Xiang Ji to Zhang Er as a supervisor, and was later killed by Zhang Er.

Fan Zeng, Xiang's military advisor, later left without Xiang's trust.

Long And, a general under Xiang Ji.

Yingbu, a general under Xiang Ji, was named the king of Jiujiang, and later took refuge in Liu Bang.

Chen Ping, the servant of the king of Wei, repeatedly advised the king of Wei to blame but was not adopted, and left. After Xiang Yu came over, he threw Xiang Yu, entered the customs with Xiang Yu, and gave him the title of Ping Jueqing. The Chu-Han War began, King Yin rebelled against Chu, and Chen Ping led his army to pacify.

Soon, the Han army attacked King Yin again, and King Yin surrendered to Han again, Xiang Yu was furious, and he was angry with the people who had pacified King Yin and wanted to kill them. Chen Pingyu left Xiang Yu to defect to Liu Bang.

Han Xin, the halberd under Xiang Ji, was not reused and took refuge in Liu Bang.

Zhong Liwu, a general under Xiang Ji, was killed by Han Xin after the fall of Western Chu.

Ji Bu, a general under Xiang Ji, was recommended by Xiahou Ying to Shihan after the fall of Western Chu. During the period of the Later Gao, the main battle party in the court was prevented from using troops against the Xiongnu, which was adopted by the Empress Lü. In the early days of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, he served as the Taishou of Hedong County, a major economic province of the Han Dynasty.

General Pu Huan Chu.

Zhou Yin, Xiang's trusted cronies, served as the great Sima, and defected to Liu Bang before the battle of Qixia.

Lu Matong, a fellow villager of Xiang, later took refuge with Liu Bang.

Li Ji, a subordinate of Xiang Ji, was the Marquis of Yingchuan in the Western Han Dynasty, and later failed to rebel and his whereabouts are unknown.

Shusun Tong took refuge with Liu Bang after the Battle of Pengcheng.

Yu Zi period, the elder brother of Yu Ji, the song of the Xiang Ji.

Wu She, a commentator under Xiang Ji, once went to Han Xin to persuade him to surrender, but it didn't work.

Ding Gong, a cavalry general under Xiang Ji, the half-brother of Ji Bu and Ji Xin, let Liu Bang go in the Battle of Pengcheng, and was beheaded by Liu Bang in the Western Han Dynasty.