What does King Qin Zhaoxiang say about him, after all, he has not been in power for most of his life

The actual founder of the unification of the Qin State was an emperor who would do whatever it took to achieve his goals and did not care about his reputation. In addition, it is not very objective to say that he has not been in power for most of his life, he is not a puppet, otherwise Wei Ran would not have dismissed the prime minister three times, and Fan Ju would not have let him expel Chu Sigui and move the empress dowager back to the harem with just one word.

The monarch reigned for 56 years, but he himself reigned for only 15 years. He lived for a total of 75 years, and it was not until he was 60 years old that he was officially pro-government.

Ordinary ancients, it is already a great luck to live to be 60 years old, King Qin Zhaoxiang.

Why did you start pro-government at such an old age? That's because he has a very strong mother, Empress Dowager Xuan.

That is, Miyue, which everyone is very familiar with.

Empress Dowager Xuan is a very politically minded woman, but she is also greedy for power and has always refused to let go of power. Wei Ran, the four nobles under her.

Mi Rong, Gongzi Fu.

and Gongzi Kui to help Empress Dowager Xuan take charge of the Qin State.

In the court, King Qin Zhaoxiang was always unable to gain real power. At this time, the appearance of Fan Sui solved the worries of King Qin Zhaoxiang.

At Fan Sui's suggestion, King Zhaoxiang of Qin put the Empress Dowager Xuan in the air, and at the same time drove out the four nobles and recovered their wealth and power. This year, King Qin Zhaoxiang was 60 years old, and he held Fan Sui's hand in tears, saying that he had lived for so long and tasted the taste of words for the first time, which was given to him by Fan Sui.

Therefore, the relationship between King Qin Zhaoxiang and Fan Sui is very good, and it can be said that they are good friends. In order to avenge Fan Sui, King Qin Zhaoxiang did not hesitate to follow Wei and Zhao.

The battle shows the importance of Fan Sui in the Qin State.

Fan Sui:

The reason why Fan Sui was able to succeed was because he grasped the pain point of King Qin Zhaoxiang. He helped King Zhaoxiang of Qin seize power and truly became the monarch of Qin.

After that, Fan Sui used his talents to continuously help Qin to enrich the country and strengthen the army, and expand the territory. proposed the strategy of long-distance and close attack, and almost completed the important task of dominating the world during the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin.

Of course, Fan Sui's own character flaws are also destined for him not to go far. In military and political affairs, although Fan Sui has his own set of ideas, in private matters, Fan Sui is bound to report it.

King Qin ZhaoxiangIt's not a 60-year-old pro-government, but a 20-year-old pro-government.

In 304 B.C., at the age of twenty-two, King Zhaoxiang of Qin began to personally handle state affairs after the crown ceremony. In the forty-first year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Wei Ran, Huayang Jun Mi Rong, Jingyang Jun Gongzi Fu, and Gaoling Jun Gongzi Kui, who were known as the four nobles, had a situation where private wealth was heavier than that of the Qin royal family.

King Zhao obeyed Fan Ju of Wei.

suggestion, take back the Empress Dowager Xuan.

The cadre regime, expelled the four nobles, worshiped Fan Ju as the prime minister, and adopted the strategy of distant and close attack proposed by Fan Ju, which laid the foundation for the victory of the Qin Unification War.

King Zhaoxiang's early years:

King Qin Zhaoxiang is the King of Qin Hui.

The son, the mother of the Empress Dowager. In the fourth year of King Wu of Qin, King Wu of Qin and the strong warrior Meng said that they were in the Taimiao of the Zhou royal family in Luoyang to raise the dragon Wen Chiding, and unfortunately their tibia was broken and died. King Wu died suddenly, Ziju had no children, and there was a dispute over the question of his successor.

Empress Dowager Xuan wanted to sue the first prince Fu and compete with the prince who wanted to be established by Empress Huiwen for the king of Qin, and was supported by Zhu Liji. But Zhao Wu.

King Ling had to welcome Gongzi Ji, who was hostage in Yan State, as the King of Qin, succumbed to the pressure of Zhao State, and finally established Gongzi Yingji.

For the king of Qin, it is for the king of Qin Zhaoxiang.

King Zhaoxiang of Qin is known as one of the most legendary kings of the Qin State, and he and his grandson, the famous Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng, are known as two representative figures of the Qin era. So what exactly did he go through in his life? Why was he considered a legend by later historians?

First of all, King Qin Zhaoxiang was very long-lived, and his reign was very long. King Zhaoxiang of Qin's original name was Yingji, and historians believe that he was born around 325 BC. He ascended to the throne of Qin in 306 BC and reigned for more than 50 years until his death in 251 BC.

The reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin exceeded that of the previous Xiaogong, Huiwen, and Wuwang combined, and also exceeded the sum of the later Xiaowen, Zhuangxiang, and Shi Emperors. Considering the length of his reign, it can be said that he had a profound influence on the Qin State and even the entire Warring States.

Secondly, King Qin Zhaoxiang was also a prodigy in military affairs, even compared to Qin Shi Huang, who completed the cause of unification. Some people even believe that it is precisely because of the foundation laid during the reign of King Qin Zhaoxiang that Qin Shi Huang has sufficient conditions to complete the hegemony of the emperor. In the sixth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, there was the famous Battle of Hanging Sand.

After this battle, not only did the general Tang Yu of Chu consume his military strength, but also separated the relationship between Qi and Chu. In the fourteenth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, he sent Bai Qi, a famous general who was not famous at that time, to face the siege of Korea and Wei. not only won a complete victory, but also beheaded 240,000 enemy troops, establishing a powerful and domineering external image for the Qin State.

Its most legendary battle was the Battle of Changping, which took place in his later years, under the strategy of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Zhao replaced the old general Lian Po, who had achieved great results, with Zhao Kuo. Bai Qi, the general of Qin, took advantage of this opportunity to win the victory, and also caused Zhao to lose more than 400,000 elite soldiers. In the eyes of many historians, after the Battle of Changping, basically as long as the Qin State had the heart, it was only a matter of time before the whole country was unified.

The Qin State was able to unify the whole country, not only the achievement of Qin Shi Huang alone, among which the King of Qin Zhaoxiang made an immortal contribution to the growth of the Qin State, and it was precisely because of the hard work of King Qin Zhaoxiang and the conquest everywhere that the army of the tiger and wolf of the Qin State was able to develop and grow.

He has also experienced many things in his life, Changping broke Zhao, destroyed the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and laid the foundation for unification, so he will become a legend.

He returned to his own country and inherited the throne, and united with other countries to defeat Chu and Wei, and once attacked Wei and Zhao. He also experienced the Battle of Changping and finally died in 251 BC. This is because he has won every war he has participated in, and he has stabilized the morale of the army and the development of the country, so he can become a legend.

King Zhaoxiang of Qin (325 BC 251 BC), known as King Zhao of Qin, surnamed Ying, Zhao, Mingze, also known as Ji, son of King Huiwen of Qin, half-brother of King Wu of Qin, monarch of Qin during the Warring States Period. In his early years, he was a hostage in Yan Kingdom. In 307 BC, King Wu of Qin died, and King Zhaoxiang of Qin competed with his younger brother for the throne and was established.

He reigned from 306 BC to 251 BC, making him one of the longest-reigning monarchs in Chinese history.

Reasons for the long reign:

1.Longevity. King Qin Zhao was 75 years old, and in ancient times, people were rare in their seventies.

2.Be decisive. In the forty-second year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Qin attacked Zhao and captured three cities, and Zhao's left master Touchlong persuaded the Empress Dowager to send her youngest son Chang'an Jun to Qi as a hostage. Qi then sent troops to rescue Zhao, and the Qin army began to retreat.

In the forty-fourth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, Wu Anjun of Qin attacked Korea, captured Nanyang (west of Xiuwu County, Jiaozuo, Henan), and occupied and cut off the Taihang Mountain Road.

In the forty-seventh year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, the left chief of Qin, Wang Yu (hé), attacked Zhao and captured Shangdang (the eldest son of Changzhi in Shanxi). Qin Guo deeply felt that Lian Po was a worry for Qin State, so he used a discord to threaten that Qin Guo was not afraid of Lian Po, but only Zhao Kuo. Zhao Guo really appointed Zhao Kuo to replace Lian Po, and when the Qin people heard the news, they were overjoyed and secretly sent the general Bai Qi to replace Wang Di.

The Zhao army's sortie was cut into two parts, and the Qin army relied on the terrain to surround the almost equal number of Zhao troops, and the Zhao army was deprived of food for 46 days and collapsed. Qin killed Zhao Kuo and buried alive more than 400,000 surrendered soldiers of Zhao in Changping (Gaoping City, Jincheng, Shanxi), and the whole country of Zhao was greatly shocked.

When he ascended the throne, he was young, and he reformed the people's livelihood and military in the country, and used a large number of capable young people, and the country was stable, and later people lived a long life......

He reigned from 306 BC to 251 BC, making him one of the longest-reigning monarchs in Chinese history. During his reign, the Qin state continued to expand. The most famous Battle of Changping, which decided the fate of Qin and Zhao, took place during the late reign of King Qin Zhao.

His subordinates included Zhang Yi and Bai Qi, which laid the foundation for Qin to dominate the world in the future. In 256 BC, King Qin Zhao destroyed the Western Zhou Kingdom.