Who was the winner of the Battle of the Long Spoon

Lu Zhuang Gong is Ji Tong, one of the monarchs of the Spring and Autumn vassal states of Lu and the sixteenth monarch of Lu State. He was the son of Duke Lu Huan, who succeeded Duke Lu Huan as the monarch of the country and reigned for 32 years (693 BC and 662 BC).

The Battle of Long Spoon took place in the thirteenth year of King Zhouzhuang, the second year of Duke Huan of Qi, and the tenth year of Duke Luzhuang (684 BC). The two vassal states of Qi and Lu fought at the long spoon, and finally ended in the defeat of Qi and the victory of Lu. In 684 BC, Duke Huan of Qi sent troops to attack Lu.

At that time, Qi was strong and reckless. The two armies met at Changsco (northeast of present-day Laiwu, Shandong). The Lu army did not move, and the Qi army beat the drum three times to launch an attack, but it was ineffective, and the morale was low.

The Lu army defeated the Qi army in one go. After taking advantage of the victory, he pursued and approached the capital of Qi and won the battle of the long spoon.

Lu Zhuang Gong was the victor, and the military advisor was Cao Di

Good afternoon, dear! The Battle of the Long Spoon was a battle between the Qi and Lu states in the Spring and Autumn Period of China, which took place in the 14th year of the reign of King Zhuang of Zhou (684 BC) at the foot of the Long Spoon (now Laiwu, Shandong Province). The Battle of this Ling Brigade was another important battle of Qi and Lu after the Battle of Ganshi.

The victory of the Lu State in this battle indirectly contributed to the peace of Qilu a few years later. The war figures are: Cao Di, Bao Shuya, Qi Huan Gong Lu Xiaobai.

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The Battle of the Long Spoon took place in 683 BC during the Spring and Autumn Period. The two vassal states of Qi and Lu fought at Changsco (now Miaoshan Town, Laiwu, Shandong, north of Qufu), and finally ended with the defeat of Lu and Qi.

At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Huan of Qi, who had just ascended the throne, did not accept the opinion of "internal politics, external alliance in the country, and waiting for the opportunity to move", and in the spring of the 14th year of King Zhuang of Zhou (683 BC), he sent troops to attack Lu, wanting to defeat Lu in one fell swoop.

At that time, the state of Lu was obviously weaker than the state of Qi, but the Duke of Lu Zhuang paid attention to the renovation of internal affairs, won the trust of the people, and was good at accepting advice, so although the country was weak, the development situation was good. Knowing that the Qi State was coming to attack, Lu Zhuanggong was determined to meet the battle.

According to the middle school text "Zuo Chuan: Cao Di's Polemic", Cao Di, a scheming Lu Guoshi, asked to see Lu Zhuanggong, stated his views to Lu Zhuanggong, and volunteered to go to war with Zhuang Gong.

According to the situation of strong and weak Qi, Lu Zhuanggong led an army of 30,000 to meet the Qi army at Changscoop. The two armies set up positions, and Sui Song Nalu Zhuang Gong wanted to strike first, but was persuaded by Cao Di.

Seeing that the Lu army did not move, the Qi army thought that it was weak, so it launched several attacks, but they all failed to guess and returned, and also lost many soldiers in vain. The Qi army was getting more and more tired and demoralized. Although the Lu army suffered several shocks, it was still in a stable position and its morale was high.

Seeing that the situation on the battlefield had been significantly reversed, Cao Di suggested that Zhuang Gong carry out a counterattack.

The Lu army concentrated its superior forces, the soldiers were full of energy, and rushed to the Qi army like a tide, the Qi army was chaotic, trampled on each other, and there were countless casualties, and Lu Zhuang Gong also shot an arrow to kill the son of Qi Huan Gong, Yong, and the Qi army was defeated.

Lu Zhuanggong wanted to take advantage of the victory to pursue, Cao Di was worried that the Qi army would feint defeat and lure the enemy deeper, so he immediately got off the car to inspect the rutted traces of the Qi army, and found that the ruts were messy, and then boarded the car to look at the Qi army's banner from a distance, and found that the opponent's flag was crooked, and judged that the Qi army was really defeated, so he suggested that Lu Zhuanggong take advantage of the victory to pursue. The Lu army was unstoppable and drove the Qi army out of the Lu realm in one fell swoop.

This campaign was based on the strategy of striking at the rear, exhausting the enemy's strengths, and fighting the enemy when we were tired.

10. It is famous for winning more with less in the history of warfare in ancient times, and has become a classic example of winning more with less in Chinese history, which has always been praised by soldiers and imitated by later generations.

In the spring of 684 BC, after consolidating the throne, Duke Huan of Qi decided to conquer Lu in one fell swoop, relying on his strong strength. Luzhuang reported that the Qi army was attacking in a big way, and several states decided to mobilize the strength of the whole country to fight with the Qi army. Cao Di, a scheming Lu person, volunteered to go to war with Duke Zhuang, and was allowed by Duke Zhuang.

According to the situation of strong and weak Qi, the Lu army met the Qi army at Changlao (now Caiwu, Shandong). After the two armies finished arranging, Lu Zhuanggong wanted to strike first, but was persuaded by Cao Di. Seeing that the Lu army was not moving, the Qi army launched an attack again and again, but it was ineffective.

The Qi army was tired and demoralized. The Lu army was in a stable position and had high morale. Cao Di saw that the situation of Bi on the battlefield had shown a favorable change of "he exhausted himself and I made a profit", and suggested that he envy Lu Zhuang Gong to carry out a counterattack.

The soldiers of the Lu State rushed to defeat the Qi army.

Zhuang Gong was anxious to pursue, Cao Di was afraid that the Qi army would feign defeat and set up an ambush, so he inspected the traces of the Qi army's car, and then boarded the car to look at the battle flag of the Qi army, and found that the ruts were chaotic, and judged that the Qi army was indeed defeated, so he suggested that Zhuang Gong lead the army to pursue the victory, and finally expel the Qi army from the Lu country.