The six great powers that are listed alongside the Qin State, which are the six countries that the Q

Han, Zhao, Qi, Chu, Yan, Wei.

I recommend you read this book, Great Qin Empire.

The Great Qin Empire is indeed good.

The unification of the Qin state has nothing to do with Qin Shi Huang.

Qin Shi Huang, he is ruthless, but he is not clear, not virtuous, not talented.

The following people have contributed the most to the Qin State:

Shang Yang (as we all know, without him, the Qin State will never be strong, there is no land, there is no army).

Bai Qi (his contribution to the Qin State is actually greater than Shang Ying's, and he is the person with the first credit to the Qin State, but after all, Shang Yang is earlier than him, Bai Qi is nicknamed "Ren Tu", and his descendants call him the "God of War" and the ancestor of military strategists.

He killed more than one million people, and when more than half of the people died, the total death toll of the Warring States was less than 2 million, and he did not dare to send troops when the six countries saw him, and even the general Lian Po at that time was afraid that he would be weak) Because later the country did not reuse him, and the unification of the six countries of Qin was decades late.

Qin Xiaogong (the least is the greatest, but his use of Shang martingale and other policies to help Qin is unprecedented).

Qin Mugong (the most holy monarch in the entire Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States).

King Qin Zhao (a very NB monarch).

Fan Ju (distant friendship and close attack): This strategy was proposed by him, he was very talented, but it was a pity that in the end, because he killed the general of the Qin State, Bai Qi, the unification of the Qin State was decades late.

Wang Jian (one of the four famous generals).

You Yu (a very early advisor of the Qin State who helped the Qin State occupy a large territory in Xirong).

Baili Xi (very talented person).

Uncle Jian (the person who made Baili Xi a teacher).

Li Si (not "unique" and not as good as the above, but also very talented).

Lü Buwei (loyal to several generations of Qin kings, but he slept with Qin Shi Huang. This person has a lot of credit to the Qin State, and he is also very loyal, but the result is very miserable.

Most of the talents of the Qin State are from the 6 countries.

Don't forget one thing.

If you don't have a good master, these people are just mud, and you will never be able to build a flood wall.

Then Wei, Chu, and Zhao (Qi was once strong but had few talents) which one is not full of talents, but which one can dominate China on its own?

Bypassing the protracted war for hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC - 476 BC), the Zhou Dynasty.

vassal states within the borders.

The number is greatly reduced.

In 453 B.C., the three families of Han, Zhao and Wei were divided into the Zhi family.

The Seven Heroes of the Warring States were laid.

In 403 BC, the three families of Han, Zhao, and Wei were officially replaced by King Weilie of Zhou (Zhou Tianzi.

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Seven heroes stand side by side. In 386 BC, the Tian clan was in power.

The pattern of the Seven Heroes was formally formed.

Seven Kingdoms. Mutual conquest, annexation, strife and war for more than 500 years (Spring and Autumn Warring States: 770 BC - 221 BC).

The order of Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms.

221 A.D. (Qin Shi Huang.

Twenty-six years), Qin State.

Eliminated Korea, Zhao, and Wei in turn.

The state of Chu, the state of Yan, and the state of Qi unified the Central Plains, and the six kings were bi, and the four seas were one.

The six kingdoms unified by the Qin Dynasty were Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. The War of Qin's Annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, also known as the War of the Unification of Qin, refers to the war in which Qin, one of the most powerful of the seven major vassal states of China, was engaged in the war of destroying the other six vassal states and completing the unification of China.

In 238 B.C., Qin Wangzheng eliminated the group of Prime Minister Lü Buwei and Changxin Marquis Changyu and began to govern pro-government. With the assistance of Li Si, Wei Yi and others, Qin Wangzheng formulated the strategy of "destroying the princes, becoming the emperor, and unifying the world". The specific measures are:

envelop Yan Qi, stabilize Wei Chu, and eliminate Han Zhao; Distant and close attacks, break them one by one.

From the attack on Korea in 230 BC to the end of the destruction of Qi in 221 BC, a total of 10 years, successively eliminated the six kingdoms of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan and Qi in order, ending the situation of more than 500 years of princely division and dispute in China since the Spring and Autumn Period, and establishing the first monarchical centralized state in Chinese history, that is, the Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty was the first unified centralized feudal dynasty in Chinese history.

The Six Kingdoms are the State of Qi, the State of Chu, the State of Yan and the Three Jins: the State of Wei, the State of Zhao, and the State of Korea.

The six states unified by the Qing Dynasty were Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu Yan, and Qi.

During the Qin period, there were seven states: Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei, and Qin.

Qi (11th century BC – 221 BC).

This is the surname Jiang, Lu. After the Tian family replaced Qi, the history was called "Tian Qi", the concubine surname, Tian's. It is one of the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.

Chu (11th century BC – 223 BC).

Surname: 芈 ||Bear: Bear.

The surname of the pre-Qin Mi (芈本作幁) was a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty and one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. Also known as wattle. The surname Mi is one of the so-called "eight surnames of Zhurong", and the ancestor is Ji Lian.

Ji Lian's descendants, Mane Xiong, were the teachers of King Wen of Zhou. According to ancient records, the Chu monarchs below the bears are all named bears, but according to the unearthed bronze inscriptions of the late Warring States period, the names of the Chu monarchs are all named after the bears. Xiong Xiong, the great-grandson of the bear, was isolated in Jingshan (in the area of Nanzhang and Baokang, Hubei), trekked through the mountains and forests, became the king of Zhou, and was named the field of the son, and lived in Danyang (now Zigui, Hubei), and established it as a country from then on.

Swallow (11th century BC – 222 BC).

Surname: Ji. The Yan State was a vassal state in northern China from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in Chinese history. During the Warring States period, he was one of the Seven Heroes, and was destroyed by the Qin State in 222 BC.

Han (403 BC – 230 BC).

Surname: Ji. Clan: Han.

The ancestors of Korea were the Jin Gong family. Uncle Qu Wohuan gave birth to a son, Wan, sealed in Han Yuan, and established the Han family. After the Jin Kingdom was hegemonic, the Han family declined.

To Han Ju, for Jin to mourn the justice of the minister, Jin mourn the resumption of hegemony, Han Ju has a lot of power. Later, Han Qi ruled the Jin Kingdom for 27 years, and the Han family was noble. In 403 BC, King Weilie of Zhou made Han Qian a prince along with Zhao and Wei and established Korea.

Zhao (403 BC – 227 BC).

Surname: Ying ||Clan: Zhao.

The ancestor of Zhao State created his father as King Yu Rong of Zhou Mu and was very favored. In the rebellion of the Xu State after the pacification, the father made outstanding military achievements, and was enshrined in Zhao Cheng and established the Zhao clan. The suzerain of the Zhao clan was later ranked as the king of Zhou.

During the reign of King You of Zhou, Uncle Dai left Haojing and came to the Jin Kingdom because he saw the corruption of the Zhou family. The following seven generations came to Zhao Yuan, assisted Jin Wengong to achieve hegemony, and Zhao was ranked in the world because of it. In 403 BC, King Weilie of Zhou made the three Jin princes, and the Zhao clan officially established the state.

Wei (403 BC – 225 BC).

Surname: Ji. Clan: Wei (Bi).

The ancestor of Wei was Bi Gonggao, and then Bi died, and the public family was called Bi and scattered all over the country. There is a person called Bi Wan, who served Jin Xiangong as the right of the car, and was sealed in Wei City for his military merits, and established the Wei family. When the Jin Dynasty mourned the public, Wei Jiang was promoted to be a secretary, and the Wei family began to enter the ranks of the six secretaries of the Jin State.

The Wei family made his fortune late, and was slightly weaker than the other five Qings. In 453 BC, Wei Ju, the son of Wei Huan, teamed up with Zhao and Han to destroy Zhibo and divide the Jin Kingdom. In 403 BC, King Weilie of Zhou named Wei Si as a prince, known as Wei Wenhou in history.

Qin (770 BC – 206 BC).

The State of Qin was a vassal state during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The Qin people are a branch of the Huaxia tribe, and legend has it that King Xiao of Zhou sealed them in Qin because their ancestors were good at raising horses. In 770 BC, Qin Xianggong escorted King Zhou Ping to move eastward, and was made a prince, and Qin Shi founded the country.

From 677 BC, the Qin state built the capital in Yong for nearly 300 years. Yongcheng has a palace area, a residential area, a burial area for scholars and Chinese people, and a cemetery for the Qin Dynasty.

This is not the Qin period, but should be the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, due to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Zhou Tianzi declined, the princes competed for hegemony, and many famous countries appeared, such as the Jin State, the Qi State, the Chu State and so on.

The six unified states of Qin refer to Qi, Chu, Yan, Zhao, Wei, and Han, and today refer to the following places:

1. The state of Qi inherited the territory controlled by the Eastern Wei Dynasty and occupied the vast areas of Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, and northern Jiangsu and northern Anhui in the lower reaches of the Yellow River.

2. The territory of Chu State stretches from Daba Mountain, Wushan Mountain and Wuling Mountain in the west, to the sea in the east, from Nanling in the south, to the central part of Henan, the north of Anhui and northern Jiangsu, the southeast of Shaanxi, and the southeast of Shandong.

3. Yanguo mainly includes present-day Beijing, Tianjin, Langfang, Tangshan, Chengde, Zhangjiakou and other places. The southwest of present-day Beijing is the capital.

4. During the heyday of the Zhao Kingdom, the territory spanned the four provinces of Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Inner Mongolia, as well as parts of Henan and Shandong provinces.

5. The Wei State has a vast territory, mainly controlling the northern part of China, from the desert and Hetao in the north, to the Jianghuai in the south, to the sea in the east, and to the quicksand in the west.

6. The territory of Korea mainly includes the southwestern part of present-day Shanxi and the northern part of Henan, with the initial capital of Yangzhai (now Yuzhou, Xuchang City, Henan Province), and moved to Xinzheng (now Xinzheng, Henan) after the destruction of Zhengguo.

The territory of Qi was roughly in the north-central part of present-day Shandong Province and the southwestern part of Hebei Province, and the east was bordered by the sea, and the capital of the state was Linzi (present-day Linzi District, Shandong Province).

The largest territory of Chu was roughly the current Hubei, all of Hunan, Chongqing, Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Shandong, Shanghai, and Zhejiang.

The territory of Yan was roughly all of today's Beijing and Tianjin, and part of Hebei, Liaoning, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

The first capital of the Zhao Kingdom was Jinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi), and later the capital was moved to Zhongmuyi (now Hebishan District, Henan), and then moved to Handan (now Handan, Hebei Province), located in the land of the Four Wars, and the territory was mainly in the southern part of present-day Hebei Province, the central part of Shanxi Province and the northeastern corner of Shaanxi Province.

The territory of the Wei State was within the territory of present-day Shaanxi Province, and along the Yellow River there was the southern part of present-day Hancheng County. To the south of the Wei River, there are Huayin County. In the territory of present-day Shanxi Province, there is a southwest, and it extends into the southeast.

In the territory of present-day Henan Province, there is a northern part and a part of the riverside land south of the Yellow River. In the territory of present-day Hebei Province, there are present-day Daimyo and Guangping. And there is now Guanxian County, Shandong Province.

The territory of Korea mainly included the southwestern part of present-day Shanxi and the northern part of Henan, with the initial capital of Yangzhai (present-day Yuzhou, Xuchang City, Henan Province) and later moved to Xinzheng (present-day Xinzheng, Henan).

In 221 BC, Qi Chuyan, Han Zhao Wei, Qi State Zhao State was very powerful.

In 221, Qi Chu, Qin Yan, Zhao Wei Han, in addition to the Qin State in the later period, it was the Zhao State.

In 221 BC, Qi Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao Wei, Chu State.

In 221 BC, after the destruction of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu and Yan, the king of Qin refused to visit Qi on the grounds that Qi refused to visit Qin, and ordered Wang Ben to lead the Qin army to attack Qi, and the king of Qi ordered the main force of the Qi army of 400,000 to gather in the west in a hurry, and the Qin army avoided the main force of the western part of the Qi army, and went straight to Linzi, the capital of Qi, from the south of the original Yan State. The Qi army was caught off guard by the sudden attack of the Qin army from the north and collapsed. The king of Qi built a city and surrendered, and the state of Qi perished.

The state of Qin unified the world.

From the attack on Korea in 230 BC to the end of the destruction of Qi in 221 BC, a total of 10 years, Qin successively eliminated Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi, ending China's more than 500 years of princely division and dispute since the Spring and Autumn Period, and establishing the first monarchical centralized state in Chinese history - Qin Dynasty. The Qin Dynasty was the first unified centralized dynasty in Chinese history.

When it comes to why the Qin State rose and destroyed the Six Kingdoms to unify the world, there are many internal and external factors. Since the Shang Dynasty changed the law, the Qin State has established a centralized state due to relatively thorough social reforms, the power of the emerging landlords is relatively strong, the economy is developing rapidly, the army is well-equipped, and the combat effectiveness is strong. By the time of the reign of the Qin Dynasty, the six Kwantung kingdoms had declined one after another, and only the Qin state was developing better and better.

In 238 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin eliminated the prime minister Lü Buwei and the Changxin Marquis Changyu group and began to govern pro-government. The reign of King Yingzheng of Qin was formulated with the assistance of Li Si, Wei Yi and others"Destroy the princes, become the emperor, and unify the world"strategy. The specific measures are:

envelop Yan Qi, stabilize Wei Chu, and eliminate Han Zhao; Distant and close attacks, break them one by one.

In the process of destroying the Six Kingdoms, Qin first merged with Han to destroy Zhao, Nei Shi Teng led his troops to destroy Korea, captured Han Wang An, and obtained Han land in Yingchuan County, and Korea perished. The Qin army later invaded Handan, the capital of Zhao, and Zhao Wangqian was forced to surrender to Qin, and Zhao was destroyed. After Zhao was destroyed by Qin, Qin wanted to go south to destroy Chu, but there was still a Wei State in between, so Qin decided to destroy Wei first and then carry out the next step of the plan to destroy Chu.

In the twenty-second year of Qin Shi Huang, Qin sent troops to attack Wei, and after three months of war, Wei was destroyed. Wang Jian led an army of 100,000 to attack the state of Chu, occupied the capital of Chu Shouchun, captured the king of Chu, and the state of Chu perished. In the 21st year of the reign of King Qin, Wang Jian of Qin, the general of Qin, went out again to break through Yandu Ji, and King Yan killed the prince Dan to seek peace, and Yan was destroyed.

Later, the Qin State attacked the Qi State in one fell swoop, shattered the Qi State, eliminated the Six Kingdoms, and unified the world.

The Qin State successively destroyed the six kingdoms of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi, and unified the whole country.

In 246 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin ascended the throne.

1. In 230 BC, Qin sent Nei Shi Teng to lead his troops to attack Han and capture the king of Han.

2. In 229 BC, Qin sent the general Wang Jian to lead his troops to attack Zhao, and in 228 BC, the Qin army entered Handan, and King Zhao surrendered with a map.

3. In 225 BC, Qin sent Wang Ben to lead his troops to attack Wei, diverting river water and ditch water to irrigate the Wei capital Liang, and the king of Wei surrendered fakely.

4. In 223 BC, Qin sent Wang Jian to lead 600,000 troops to attack Chu, and the king of Chu was wounded and captured, and Chu died.

5. As early as 227 BC, Prince Yan sent Jing Ke to assassinate the King of Qin, but it did not succeed, Qin took the opportunity to capture the Yan capital Sucheng in 226 BC, and the King of Yan moved to Liaodong, and in 222 BC, Qin attacked Liaodong, captured Yan Wangxi, and Yan died.

6. In 221 BC (the 26th year of the reign of King Qin), Qin sent Wang Ben to lead his troops to attack Qi from north to south, captured Qi Wang Jian, and died in Qi.

At this point, Qin finally annexed all the six countries and completed the great cause of unifying the whole country.