What are the better people in each country in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Pe

By the way, there's no way to tell the whole story.

Zheng: Sacrificial foot (politics).

Qi: Guan Zhong, Ning Qi, Yan Ying (Zheng).

Lu: Cao Mo (Army).

Qin: Xi Qishu, Bai Yibing (army), Bai Lixi, Jian Shu (Zheng), Gongsun Zhi, You Yu.

Jin: Zhao Dun, Hu Mao, Hu Yan (Zheng), Wei * (Army, I'm not sure how to pronounce that word) Chu: Dou Ziwen, Sun Shu Ao (Zheng), Cheng Decheng (Army).

Wu: Sun Wu (military), Wu Zixu (political).

Yue: Fan Li, literature (military, political).

Tian Qi: Sun Bin (army).

Zhao Guo: Lian Po (army), Li Mu (army), Zhao Hao (army), Lin Xiangru (government).

Qin State: Mengshi (Meng, Mengtian, etc.), Wang (Wang Qian, Wang Ben) (army), Li Si, Wei Yi (Zheng) think of this.

Yue State: Sun Wu (military) Qin State: Bai Lixi (political) Bai Qi (military) Lü Buwei (political) Gongsun Ying (political) Zhang Yi (political) Yan: Le Yi (military, political).

Qi: Guan Zhong (Zheng) Chu: Wu Qi (Military and Zheng).

1. Wu Qi is a patriot, a military strategist, a political Pilingxu, a reformer, and a representative figure of the military family in the early Warring States period. Throughout his life, he went through the three kingdoms of Shilu, Wei and Chu, and was well versed in the ideas of soldiers, legalists and Confucianism, and had extremely high achievements in internal and military affairs. When he was in the state of Chu, he assisted King Chu to mourn and preside over the law change.

2. Introduction to Wu Qi, Wu Qi (about 440 BC-381 BC) was a famous political reformer in the early Warring States period, an outstanding military strategist, commander, military theorist, and military reformer. Han nationality, Weiguo Zuo (now Dingtao, Shandong Province, a northeast of Cao County) people. The author of "Wu Zi's Art of War", which has been passed down to the world, and is called "Sun Wu" together with the soldier saint Sun Wu.

During the Tang Dynasty, he was ranked in the temple of King Wucheng and became one of the ten philosophers of the temple. During the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, he posthumously crowned Guangzong Bo and became one of the seventy-two generals of Wumiao.

3. Military thought, Wu Qi's military thought is mainly focused on "Wu Zi's Art of War". In "Wu Zi's Art of War", Wu Qi advocated combining politics and military affairs, cultivating Ming Wende internally, and preparing for war externally. Under the premise of attaching equal importance to politics and military affairs, Wu Qi paid more attention to political education and governed the army and the people with morality, righteousness, courtesy, and benevolence.

Wu Qi also divided war into different natures, such as volunteers, strong soldiers, rigid soldiers, violent soldiers, and rebel soldiers, in terms of the causes of war, and advocated adopting a cautious attitude toward war and opposing the use of reckless force.

4. Major achievements, in the seventeenth year of King Weilie of Zhou (409 BC), he led the army to capture the west of the Qin River (now the west bank of the Yellow River in eastern Shaanxi), and then served as the guard of Xihe County for more than 20 years, which is very accomplished. The "warriors" he created made outstanding achievements in fighting against the vassal states and opening up the territory. In the nineteenth year of King An of Zhou (383 BC), because he was framed, he was forced to turn his back on Wei and surrender to Chu, and was appointed as the commander of Chu State, and was in charge of military and political power.

Reform measures were then taken to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and in just one year, the army was powerful in all directions. In the twenty-first year, Chu mourned the death of the king, and Wu Qi was killed by the old nobles who opposed the reform. He can fight well, govern the army strictly, take the lead, and win the hearts of the people.

He is the author of "Wu Tzu", which is a famous military book in ancient China, and is as famous as "The Art of War".

Zhao Yong, King of Zhao Wuling (about 340 BC - 295 BC), surnamed Ying, Zhao, named Yong, son of Marquis Su of Zhao (in the pre-Qin period, men were called surnames but not surnames, so they should be called Zhao Yong, not called Yingyong), monarch of Zhao in the middle and late Warring States period, politician and reformer, born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State.

When King Wuling of Zhao ascended the throne, Zhao was not strong and was bullied by the Central Plains. Nomads such as Lin Hu and Lou Fu also harassed from time to time, and the neighboring Zhongshan Kingdom also invaded from time to time. In the twenty-fourth year of King Wuling of Zhao (302 BC), he issued an order to implement the policy of "Hufu cavalry and archery", reforming military equipment and combat methods, and thus the state of Zhao became strong.

Zhao Yong led his soldiers to attack the Xiongnu, occupied the land on both sides of the Yellow River in present-day southern Inner Mongolia, established two counties of Yunzhong and Jiuyuan, and built the Great Wall of Zhao in Yinshan to defend against the Hu people, and annexed Zhongshan in 296 BC.

In 314 B.C., there was a rebellion in the Yan Kingdom, and the country was broken by the Qi State and the Zhongshan State, and King Wuling of Zhao supported the King of Yan Zhao to return to the country and ascend the throne.

In his later years, Zhao Yong was born to his son, King Zhao Huiwen, who called himself the "master father", and was besieged and starved to death in the Dune Palace (in present-day Guangzong County, Hebei) in 295 BC. The name is the king of Wuling, and the monarch of Zhao is called the king, since the king of Wuling (according to the Zhou rites, only Zhou Tianzi can be called king, but the monarchs of Chu, Wu and Yue have been called kings in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the monarchs of the major powers of the Warring States have been called kings one after another).

Gongsun Long (c. 325 BC, 250 BC) was a Chinese philosopher during the Warring States period. Xunzi (c. 325 BC, 238 BC) was a philosopher and educator in the late Warring States period of China, an ancient Chinese military scientist and the founder of ancient Chinese military science. Guiguzi, surnamed Wang Mingxu, was born in the Spring and Autumn Period.

He often goes to Yunmeng Mountain to collect medicine and cultivate. Because he lived in seclusion in the ghost valley of Qingxi, he called himself Mr. Ghost Valley.

Spring and Autumn: Lao Tzu, Confucius, Sun Tzu, Zuo Qiu Ming.

Warring States: Qu Yuan, Sun Wu, Shang Ying.

Qin: Qin Shi Huang, Lü Buwei, Bai Qi.

Han: Liu Bang, Han Xin, Zhang Liang.

Three Kingdoms: Guan Yu, Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and Lü Bu.

Jin: Wang Jun, Zu Ti, Liu Yu.

Northern and Southern Dynasties: Tuoba Hong, Mulan, Zhang Heng.

Sui: Mr. Jiang, Mr. Xu, Mr. Yu Shiji, Mr. Wang.

Tang: Li Bai, Qin Qiong, Bai Juyi, Tang Taizong.

Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: Shi Jingjiao, Li Cunmian, Li Maozhen.

Song: Ouyang Xiu - the leader of the literary world of the Song Dynasty.

Bao Zheng - known as Bao Qingtian.

Wang Anshi - the leader of the reform faction.

Sima Guangyuan: Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan, Mu Huali.

Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang, Zheng He, Zhu Di, Zhu Yunwen.

Qing: There are too many Kangxi and Qianlong.

The most powerful state was the Jin state.

There is Jin Wengong, one of the five tyrants of the Spring and Autumn Period, and Jin Mourning Gong, who is suspected to be one of the five tyrants.

The first general of the Spring and Autumn Period, the first strategist of the Spring and Autumn Period, Huyan, the first three strategists of the Spring and Autumn Period, and Zhao Jianzi, who later led the division of the Jin Kingdom, etc.

I think it's the State of Chu, and many important people were born in the State of Chu