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After listening to the nonsense of Zhang Yi, the state of Chu wanted to get a large piece of land, broke off diplomatic relations with Qi, lost strong reinforcements, and the rupture of relations between Qi and Chu directly led to the situation of Qi being attached to Qin, which caused great convenience for Qin to unify the six countries.
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may be because this kind of strategy design is difficult to see, and at the same time, it is also unguarded by the other party, so it will succeed repeatedly.
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It's because this kind of strategy is very good, and this kind of strategy can also hide from the world, and it can deceive a lot of people. It is also because the strength of the Qin State is particularly powerful, so it will succeed every time.
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Because these countries have their own ideas, they are very distrustful of other countries, so it is easier to succeed in counter-plotting.
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This is because the military strength of Zhao was very strong at that time, but the economic strength was also very poor, and then the monarch of Qin at that time was also very wise.
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The order in which Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms was: Korea, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi.
Reason: Qin's national strength was greatly enhanced after the Shang Dynasty changed the law, and its comprehensive national strength surpassed the other six countries in one fell swoop, and it had the strength to destroy the six countries. Adopt the strategy of long-distance and close-range attack, from near to far, and destroy them one by one.
Adopt the strategy of first making it easy and then making it difficult, and when the distance is relatively close, first select countries with weak countries to start, for example, among the three kingdoms of Han, Zhao and Wei, South Korea, which is relatively weak, will be selected first.
In the process of destroying the country, it will also move flexibly according to the specific situation, such as the domestic legal injury disaster of the Zhao State, such as the assassination of the King of Qin by Jing Ke, which caused the Yan State to enter the destruction sequence first.
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Qin was the first country in China to dominate the world, and this process lasted for a hundred years, and the hardships were unimaginable to ordinary people.
At that time, the Qin State faced six strong enemies, and each of these countries was quite powerful, otherwise it would not be called the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. So in the process of annexing countries, which country was the most difficult opponent of Qin? The answer is the state of Chu, why?
One: From the perspective of the reputation of the two countries.
Among these seven countries, Chu is a veritable eastern power, on a par with Qin. It is good at military training, stresses the use of soldiers to govern the country, and advocates fighting for the world with force. Powerful generals can often be reused when they reach the Chu State, so its military strength can be said to be more powerful than that of the Qin State.
Two: from the perspective of time span.
According to historical records: In 230 BC, Qin sent Nei Shi Teng to lead troops to attack Han and capture the king of Han; In 229 BC, Qin sent the general Wang Jian to lead his troops to attack Zhao; In 225 BC, Qin sent Wang Ben to lead troops to attack Wei, and Wei died.
The three kingdoms of Han, Zhao and Wei were successively annexed in just five years, but when it came to Chu, Qin did not seem to be so smooth, and fought wits and courage with Chu, and the two countries fought for 4 years before they were finally destroyed. Chu was destroyed, and only the Qi State was left, and the last Qi State to be destroyed surrendered without losing a single soldier.
Two: From the perspective of Qin's degree of preparation.
In order to gnaw the hard bone of the Chu State, the Qin State will naturally not be unprepared. Before the news of the attack on Chu broke, many strategies were devised within the Qin state after deliberation. If one strategy fails, switch to another, which was not found in the first three kingdoms.
Four: In terms of the state of war.
At the beginning, the Qin State sent Li Xin and Meng Tian with 200,000 military horses to fight against the 8,000 army of Xiang Yan, the god of war of the Chu State. He and Meng Tianbing were divided into two ways, Meng Tianna went smoothly, but because he despised the enemy and was inexperienced, he fell for Xiang Yan's strategy to lure the enemy into depth, and more than half of the 200,000 army was wiped out, and the Qin army returned with a crushing defeat.
The military disparity was so great that the destruction of Chu by the Qin State at that time was regarded as an impossible dream, so how did the Qin State succeed in eliminating the Chu State in the end?
At that time, Qin did not have many capable generals who could fight against Xiang Yan, the god of war, so the king of Qin decided to recall Wang Qian, who had been disarmed and returned to the field, back to the imperial court. Wang Jian had long been concerned about the battle of Qin and Chu, and proposed that without an army of 600,000, it would be difficult to attack Chu. Qin Shi Huang began to hesitate, so many soldiers were going to empty out their families, in case the Chu State divided its troops to attack the capital of the Qin State, the consequences would be unimaginable.
But if you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you get the tiger? Qin Shi Huang's ruthlessness finally agreed to the proposal.
Because the Qin State at that time ate the other five countries, its strength was extremely strong, and after Wang Jian and Xiang Yan were deadlocked for a year, Wang Jian broke the Chu army, and Xiang Yan was defeated and committed suicide. Since then, the great cause of Qin Shi Huang's unification has been completed!
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Common sense of civil servants, what is the order of Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms.
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In 237 BC, King Yingzheng of Qin deposed Lü Buwei and ruled in person, beginning to plot a war to annex the Six Kingdoms. The general strategy of its battle was from near to far, first taking Zhao, Wei, and Korea, and then Yan, Chu, and Qi. In 236 BC, Wang Jian and Huan were sent to lead an army to attack Zhao, and Zhao was destroyed in 229 BC.
When Qin attacked Zhao, neighboring Korea, fearing the prestige of the Qin army, asked the Qin army to surrender in 231 BC. After the surrender of the Qin State, the land of Korea was divided into Sichuan County, and Korea died. In 225 BC, the Qin state appointed Li Xinwei as a general to lead an army of 200,000 to attack Chu, but was defeated by the Chu army.
In the second year, he sent Wang Jian to lead an army of 600,000 to attack the state of Chu, and finally destroyed Chu in 222 BC. In 225 BC, the king of Qin appointed Wang Ben as a general to lead an army to attack Wei, and Wei died three months later. In 222 BC, Wang Ben led an army to attack Yan and destroyed the Yan Kingdom.
In 221 BC, the Qin general Wang Ben led his army to destroy Qi. After more than twenty years of war, the Qin State finally destroyed the Six Kingdoms and unified the world.
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In 256 BC, the last lord of the Zhou Dynasty, King Zhen, was destroyed by Qin, and in 249 BC, he destroyed the Eastern Zhou Jun he divided. In 246 BC, Qin Shi Huang was established. In 230 BC, Han was destroyed.
In 228 BC, Zhao was destroyed. Yan Dazi Dan made Jing Ke assassinate the king of Qin, but if he was not hit, Qin Da sent troops to attack Yan. In 226 BC, King Yan went to Liaodong.
In 225 BC, the Qin people destroyed Wei. In 223 BC, Chu was destroyed. In 222 BC, he sent troops to attack Liaodong and destroy Yan.
In 221 BC, the army of Yan was used to destroy Qi in the south, and the world was unified.
The reason is that with the implementation of the county system (not only the Qin State implemented the county system after the Shang Yang Reform, all countries have it) The collapse of the feudal system, the development trend of history is the great unification, but the people at that time were not aware of this trend, so after the Han Gaozu summed up the lessons of the Qin Dynasty, he believed that Qin Shi Huang did not divide the feudal system, and there were no princes to defend when the country was in trouble, so there were two models of the county system and the feudal system in the Western Han Dynasty, so the "Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms" occurred when Emperor Jing was later, and it was also after the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms was pacified,** The position has been consolidated. You can take a look at Lu Simian's "History of the Qin and Han Dynasties" and Qian Mu's "History of the Qin and Han Dynasties".
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The order in which the Six Kingdoms were destroyed was Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. Qin Shi Huang was the first to destroy Korea. There are several reasons, one is that South Korea is geographically closest to Qin, and Qin pursued a strategy of distant friendship and close attack at that time, and second, because Korea was the weakest at that time.
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The order is Korea, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi, and Korea is the first to suffer, because it is necessary to destroy Korea first to have a chance to go east, and the strategic significance is very great.
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The order is Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, Qi. Korea was the first to suffer, because Korea was the weakest of the six countries, so Qin was the first to destroy it.
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Order: Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, Qi.
Reason: Qin wanted to unify the six kingdoms, and the Shang Dynasty changed the law to make the Qin state strong, so Qin destroyed the six kingdoms and established the Qin Dynasty.
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Among the six countries that Qin destroyed, Korea was the first to be destroyed.
The Battle of the Six Kingdoms of Qin, also known as the Battle of the Six Kingdoms of Qin, the War of the Unification of the Qin Dynasty, the Unification of the Six Kingdoms of the Qin Dynasty, the Unification of China by the Qin Dynasty, and the Unification of the Six Kingdoms, refers to the war of the Qin State, one of the seven major vassal states at the end of the Warring States Period of China, to eliminate the Six Kingdoms of Shandong and complete the unification of China.
In 238 BC, Qin Wangzheng eliminated the group of Prime Minister Lü Buwei and Changxin Hou 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 according to Shun, ending the situation of more than 500 years of division and dispute among the princes of China since the Spring and Autumn Period, and establishing the first monarchical centralized state in Chinese history, that is, the Qin Dynasty.
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Han was the first to be eliminated.
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 according to Shun, ending the situation of more than 500 years of division and dispute among the princes of China since the Spring and Autumn Period, and establishing the first monarchical centralized state in Chinese history, that is, the Qin Dynasty.
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The order in which Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms was Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, and Yanqi.
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This is because other countries have been tricked by the Qin State and no longer believe in such a scheme, so they will not bend the middle shed to use such a cultivation technology, and this kind of technology has no meaning for them.
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Because it was useless, most of the kings of the Qin Dynasty were very capable and had a very strong control over their own country.
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Such a plan is very difficult to implement, and if you want to implement it first, you must require the monarch to be stupid enough to be unable to distinguish between loyalty, treachery, good and evil.
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This is because the internal unity of other countries is not in the state, which leads to the fact that the Qin State was able to carry out the sedan chair smoothly when using the anti-intermittent scheme, and the monarchs of other countries did not recognize the counter-intermittent scheme.
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Because the monarchs of other countries are not particularly virtuous, and there are many suspicions in other countries, they give Qin some opportunities.
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Because the country does not have a virtuous monarch, coupled with the disunity within the country, there is intrigue between each other, so it will succeed repeatedly.
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