What is the relationship between Sun Tzu and Sun Quan

First of all, tell you that Sun Jian is Sun Ce and Sun Quan's father.

Sun Ce and Sun Quan are brothers, and Sun Ce is Sun Quan's eldest brother.

Sun Jian's original wife Mrs. Wu (Wu Guotai) gave birth to four sons: eldest son: Sun Ce Word: Bo Fu Second son: Sun Quan Word: Zhongmou Third son: Sun Yi Word: Shubi Fourth son: Sun Kuang Word: Ji Zuo.

Mrs. Wu's sister is Sun Jian's second wife: Wu (Wu Guotai) has a son and a daughter for Sun Jian Son: Sun Lang Word: Good Morning Daughter: Sun Ren Word: Shang Xiang.

Sun Quan's biological mother was born to Sun Jian and his original wife, Mrs. Wu, (Wu Guotai), and Mrs. Wu was called Wu Guotai.

As for the second wife of Mrs. Wu's sister Sun Jian: she is called (Wu Guotai of the Wu family), and there is still a difference between her sister Wu Guotai.

Sun Quan and Sun Lang, Sun Ren are half-brothers and siblings.

Sun Tzu and Sun Bin are 2 grandchildren, and the grandson was originally named Sun Wu

Sun Tzu, a famous martial artist, the word Changqing, was a native of Le'an (now Huimin County, Shandong) in Qi in the late Spring and Autumn Period. The date of birth and death is unknown, but it is about the same time as the founder of Confucianism, Confucius (551-479 BC), and slightly later. Sun Tzu is a descendant of the nobles and famous generals of the Qi Kingdom.

His ancestor was Chen Wan, the son of Chen Guo. In 672 BC, there was a civil strife in the state of Chen, and Chen Wan fled to the state of Qi for refuge, and was renamed Tianwan. Tian Wan's fifth grandson Tian Shu (that is, Sun Tzu's grandfather) was once a doctor of Qi State, and in the war against Ju State, Qi Jinggong gave Le An to Tian Shu, and also gave "Sun" as a surname to show his appreciation for Tian Shu.

In 532 B.C., when civil strife broke out in Qi, Sun Tzu left Qi and went to Wu in the south, where he lived a secluded life in Gusu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), the capital of Wu, and devoted himself to the study of the art of war. In the state of Wu, Sun Tzu became acquainted with Wu Zixu. According to "Wu Yue Chunqiu.

According to the internal biography of Helu, in the competition for hegemony, the emerging monarch of Wu in the south, in order to dominate the industry, wanted to attack the Chu State, but it was difficult to select suitable generals for a while. Wu Zixu often discussed with King Wu, and he once recommended to King Wu that Sun Tzu "is proficient in Tao strategy, has unpredictable opportunities for ghosts and gods, and hides the wonder of heaven and earth.

Cheng has to be a general, although the world is invincible, what to say! After Wu Zixu recommended to King Wu seven times, King Wu asked Wu Zixu to invite his grandson out of the mountain.

Sun Quan refers to the founding emperor of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms period.

Emperor Wu Sun Quan, the word Zhongmou, was a native of Fuchun County, Wu County. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Wu was the founding emperor, politician, and military commander. Sun Quan's father, Sun Jian, and his elder brother, Sun Ce, laid the foundation of Jiangdong in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

In the fifth year of Jian'an, Sun Ce was assassinated, and Sun Quan succeeded him to take charge, and was listed by Cao Cao as a general to capture him, and he understood Ji Taishou.

He also had to be entrusted by Zhang Zhao and Zhou Yu to serve, so he recruited Yan Junxiu, hired famous people, and sub-generals, pacified Shanyue, and conquered the rebel forces. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Cao Cao occupied Jingzhou and waved his troops south.

The speaker persuaded him to welcome the exercise, but Zhou Yu and Lu Su resolutely fought the main battle, so they joined forces with Liu Bei to break the Cao army in Chibi. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Pai Lü Meng successfully attacked Jingzhou, which greatly increased the territory area. In the first year of Huangwu, Sun Quan was canonized as the king of Wu by Emperor Cao Pi of Wei Wen and established the state of Wu.

Sun Quan's actions during his reign:

While carrying out military and diplomatic activities and expanding his territory, Sun Quan paid attention to developing production and enriching the country and strengthening the army. Soon after he took over from his brother, he began to implement the tuntian. Dongwu Tuntian is divided into military tun and mintun, and is managed by officials such as the captain of the agricultural school, the captain of the nong, and the captain of the tuntian, and the soldiers of the tuntian are ploughing and fighting, and the tuntian households only need to farm and are exempted from civil service.

The Tuntian area is very widely distributed, the military and civilians of Tuntian are more or less, the Tuntian base in Anhui City has thousands of soldiers, and the Tuntian people in Biling have tens of thousands of men and women. The scale of Dongwu Tuntian is considerable, and most of them are cultivated with oxen, and the farming technology is also relatively advanced.