Why is Meng Tian s reputation far less than Bai Qi s?

Bai Qi's reputation is also much greater than Meng Tian's, and in a Changping battle, he killed 400,000 soldiers. It can be described as murderous. He made great achievements for the Qin Dynasty to unify the six countries. Although Meng Tian is also a military general, he mainly guards the border passes.

Meng Tian is a figure in history that cannot be ignored, and he is of great significance to the Qin State.

Meng Tian was a general of the Qin State and a capable general in the fight against the Xiongnu, but his reputation was far inferior to Bai Qi, which was a myth of the Qin State. And Meng Tian, he doesn't need to be a myth, he is not a myth, in his heart, being able to take the lead and defend the country is the greatest glory of a soldier.

Meng Fu and Bai Qi.

It is the relationship between superiors and subordinates, and Meng Fu is Bai Qi's subordinate. Meng Fu and Bai Qi are both famous generals of the Qin State, Meng Fu is a native of the Qi State, and later defected to the Qin State to serve as a deputy general under Bai Qi. Meng Fu's descendants have produced many fierce generals, and the famous Meng Tian and Meng Yi in history are his grandsons.

Meng Fu was a famous general of the Qin State at the end of the Warring States Period. Meng Wei was originally a native of Qi State, and later took refuge in Qin State, and became the official to the top secretary. King Zhaoxiang of Qin.

King Qin Xiaowen and King Xiang of Qin Zhuang.

Qin Shi Huang of the four dynasties, led the army to the expedition several times, and made outstanding achievements. It has successively seized more than 10 cities in Korea, more than 30 cities in Zhao and Wei.

More than 50 cities enabled the Qin State to set up Sanchuan County and Dong County, and let the territory of the Qin State and the Qi State be connected to the Yu Chaos, forming a three-sided encirclement of Korea and Wei, laying a firm foundation for Qin Shi Huang to unify the six countries in the future. In 240 B.C., he died at the age of seventy.

Bai Qi was a native of Qin State during the Warring States Period, good at using soldiers, and was the king of Qin Zhao.

When he fought in the Six Kingdoms, he made great contributions to the unification of the Six Kingdoms of Qin, and broke the Wei and Han coalition forces in the Battle of Yique, captured Yingcheng, the capital of Chu State, and severely damaged the main force of Zhao State in the Battle of Changping, and made great achievements. Bai Qi served as a general of the Qin State for more than 30 years, besieged more than 70 cities, annihilated nearly a million enemy troops, and was named Wu'anjun. "A Thousand Words".

He and Lian Po, Li Mu, and Wang Jian are called the four famous generals of the Warring States Period, ranking first among the four famous generals of the Warring States Period.

Bai preceded Meng Tian.

Bai Qi (257 BC) died before Qin unified the Six Kingdoms, and Meng Tian (210 BC) was the main general of Qin's 300,000 Qin troops stationed in the north and the Great Wall of Gong to resist the invasion of Kuannu after Qin unified the Six Kingdoms.

In 221 BC, Qin unified the six kingdoms, at this time Bai Qi had been dead for 36 years, and Meng Tian was in the prime of life. Contemporary with Bai Qi Qi Qing were Meng Tian's father, Meng Wu, and his grandfather, Meng Fu.

Compared with Bai Qi, the Mengshi is a famous family in the Qin State, and they have been generals for generations and have produced many talents. Especially after Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, the famous generals of Qin withered one after another, including Wang Jian and Li Sheng. Meng Tian and his younger brother Meng Yi were the pillars that supported the armed forces of the Qin Dynasty.

Trembling Sky Lu Meng Tian led the troops on the outer border, and Meng Yi led the Imperial Forest Army to guard the Beijing Division. Both brothers died in the Dunes.

Bai Qi and Meng Tian are not people of the same period, Bai Qi was before Qin unified the Six Kingdoms, and Yi Meng Tian was after the unification of the Six Kingdoms.

Bai Qi (?) —257 BC), also known as Gongsun Qi, was a native of Yi County, Qin State (now Mei County, Shaanxi) during the Warring States Period, and a famous general and military strategist in ancient China. Bai Qi fought for King Qin Zhao in the Six Kingdoms and made great contributions to Qin's unification of China.

In the battle of Yiyan, the Wei and Han coalition forces were broken, the capital of Chu was captured Yingcheng, the battle of Changping hit the main force of Zhao State, and the meritorious service was impressive, Bai Qi is another outstanding military strategist and commander after Sun Wu and Wu Qi in Chinese history, and Lian Po, Li Mu, and Wang Jian are known as the four famous generals of the Warring States, ranking first among the four famous generals of the Warring States.

Meng Tian (?) —210 BC), surnamed Ji, Mengshi, named Tian, a native of Qi (now Mengyin County, Shandong Province), a famous general of the Qin Dynasty. Meng Tian was born in a family of famous generals.

His grandfather Meng Fu and father Meng Wu were both famous generals of the Qin State, who were deeply influenced by the family environment and had great ambitions since childhood. In 221 BC, Meng Tian was named a general, attacked Qi, and was worshiped as an internal history for his meritorious service in breaking Qi, and his younger brother Meng Yi was also appointed to the Supreme Secretary. The Montessori brothers won the favor of Qin Shi Huang, Meng Tian served as a foreign minister, and Meng Yi was often an internal strategist, and was known as "faithful" at that time.

The other generals did not dare to compete with them for favor.

Bai Qi was a person during the Warring States period and the first of the four famous generals of the Warring States period. There has never been a defeat in life, and a bad name can stop a baby from crying. In the War of the Annexation of the Six Kingdoms of the Warring States Qin State, the Qin State probably annihilated about two million people from various countries, half of which were done in vain.

In terms of military literacy, lethality and command level, I am afraid that there is no one stronger than him in Chinese history. The nickname of Bai Qi is called Killing God.

Meng Tian is a native of the Qin Dynasty, and the Warring States Struggle for Hegemony has nothing to do with him at all. He fought against the Huns. He is better than others, and he can also govern the country and the people.

If the two armies face each other, it is estimated that Bai Qi will play to the death.

No, Bai Qi was in the early stage of Qin's unification of the Six Kingdoms.

Meng Tian is already after reunification.

Bai Qi is powerful, Mao Sui said very clearly: attack Chu, break the city and burn the tomb of the king of Chu, the king of Chu moved the capital to avoid its disaster, Qu Yuan heard this fiasco from sinking the Miluo River, attacking Han Wei Yu Yique, beheading more than 200,000, Changping attacked Zhao, annihilated more than 400,000 Zhao troops, after the war, the entire Handan family carried the coffin, every household wore filial piety, Bai Qi was in charge, the attacked party did a good job of cutting the land, and the monarch waited to sign it, this monarch is like the current nuclear bomb! Meng Tian is a martial artist of the Qin Dynasty, and his military exploits are mainly to follow Wang Jian to attack Qi and chase the Huns, and he is also a famous general, but he is not a general who can destroy the country, and he is also a talent for the two armies to turn things around, Bai Qi is a marshal, and Meng Tian may be a general.

Personally, I think that the so-called "human slaughter" is powerful and undefeated, and Meng Tian's highest achievement is "more than 700 miles of the Huns".

Bai Qi is more powerful, Meng Tian basically follows Wang Jian to pick up heads.

As for defeating the Huns, it is purely the same as the United States fighting Afghanistan, and the strength of the two sides is completely unequal. At that time, the Huns didn't even have a decent **, how could they fight with the elite of the Qin State?

Bai Qi is known as the god of war, as soon as Bai Qi came out, even the arrogant Zhao Tian changed his face greatly, you know, Zhao Tian even put his father in his eyes, you must know that Zhao Tian's father was the first general of Zhao at that time! However, as soon as Lao Bai comes out, who will compete!

Bai Qi is more powerful, he is brave and good at fighting, and he is a good general.

Wang Jian and Meng Tian should have existed at the same time, when Wang Jian was a general, Meng Tian should be just a relatively small official, but it should not be too small, because Meng Tian's father and grandfather are also generals, and their family is a third-generation general...

Bai Qi, I vaguely remember that it was three generations earlier than them...

No matter how early Wang Jian is, it should be in his twilight years. Meng Wu is older than Wang Qian, and Meng Tian is the son of Meng Wu.

It should not have existed at the same time, the character of the Qin State in the early years was okay, and there were many civil and military talents.

Bai Qi was a general in the era of Qin Shi Huang's great-grandfather, and Wang Jian and Meng Tian were in the era of Qin Shi Huang.

Bai Qi (?) —257 BC), the surname of Mi, the Bai family, the name began, after the victory of Chu Bai Gongsheng. Bai Qi is known as "human slaughter", one of the four generals of the Warring States period (the other three are Wang Qian, Lian Po, and Li Mu) A famous general of the Qin State during the Warring States Period.

Meng Tian (?) —210 BC): Ji surname, Montessori, name Tian.

A famous general during the Qin Shi Huang period, he was known as "China's first warrior". Han nationality, ancestral home of Qi country, Shandong people. In 221 BC (the twenty-ninth year of the First Emperor), Meng Tian was named a general of Qin due to his family background.

Wang Jian (birth and death year unknown): Ji surname, Wang family, name 翦 (jiǎn). Guanzhong Pinyang Dongxiang people.

In 223 BC, Wang Jian led his troops to attack Shouchun (now Shou County, Anhui), the capital of Chu, and captured the king of Chu. Wang Jian returned to Xianyang with the victory of the class, and the king of Qin held a celebration banquet for him. At the meeting, Wang Jian asked the king of Qin to return to his hometown.

After that, he returned to his hometown, lived a farming life, and lived at home for the rest of his life.

Judging from the above information, Bai Qi was earlier than Wang Jian and Meng Tian, but Wang Jian and Meng Tian should have existed at the same time, but Wang Jian was older than Meng Tian.

It never existed at the same time, although they were all generals of the Qin State, but they were not the same era.

There are such characters, who are the great generals of the Qin State!

Of course, they were all Qin Shi Huang's subordinates.

Both have their advantages.

Meng Tian, a famous general of the Qin Dynasty. Meng Tian was born in a family of famous generals and has great ambitions since he was a child. In 221 B.C., Meng Tian was named a general, conquered the state of Qi, worshiped as the internal history, and won the favor of Qin Shi Huang.

After the unification of Qin, Meng Tian led an army of 300,000 to attack the Xiongnu in the north. He recovered Henan, led the army to build the Great Wall and the Kyushu Straight Road, and overcame the dilemma of domestic traffic blockage. It has greatly promoted the economic and cultural exchanges and integration of the people of all nationalities in the north.

In addition, Meng Tian had been stationed in the nine counties for more than ten years, shocked the Huns, and was known as the first warrior in China.

Bai Qi is another outstanding military strategist and commander in Chinese history since Sun Wu and Wu Qi, and the "Thousand Character Text" will call him and Lian Po, Li Mu, and Wang Jian as the four famous generals of the Warring States Period, ranking first among the four famous generals of the Warring States Period. Bai Qi was good at using troops, and fought against the Six Kingdoms during the reign of King Zhao of Qin, making great contributions to the unification of the Six Kingdoms by the Qin State. In the Battle of Yiyi, he broke the Qizhi Wei and Han coalition forces, captured Yingcheng, the capital of Chu State, and severely damaged the main force of Zhao Zheng Pai State in the Battle of Changping, and made great achievements.

Bai Qi served as a general of the Qin State for more than 30 years, attacked more than 70 cities, annihilated nearly a million enemy troops, and was named Wu'anjun.