King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang joined forces to attack the princes
When it comes to King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang, the first impression is that these two monarchs played soy sauce during the Warring States Period. Actually? These two monarchs belonged to the Warring States period, and they cooperated on many occasions to defeat the princes; When the two were in power, Han and Wei did not raise an army. Both of them also belong to the Lord of ZTE. And today? I will not discuss whether these two monarchs are Ming Jun, or Yongjun, or the Lord of Zhongxing.
Briefly, King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang jointly attacked the princes.
In 318 BC, King Wei Hui was crowned and succeeded by King Xiang of Wei. King Han Xiang was the fourth monarch of Wei and the second man to be crowned king of Wei.
In 312 BC, King Xuan of Han succeeded to the throne of King Xiang of Han. King Han Xiang is the second man in Korea to claim the title of king.
At the beginning of their succession to the throne, these two men were ambitious, vainly trying to revitalize the country and compete for hegemony among the princes.
King Xiang of Wei succeeded to the throne, and the Qin State took advantage of the princes to expedition to the Qi State and was defeated. King Wei Xiang took the opportunity to call on the princes to attack Qin. Under the traction of Wei, the five kingdoms of Han, Zhao, Wei, Yan, and Chu joined forces, and the troops sent letters to Gu. This is also the first time in the history of the Warring States period that the princes joined forces to attack Qin. Unfortunately, the princes deviated from morality, which eventually led to the fruitlessness of the Qin war.
The following year, Qin Guodong sent out of Hangu to crusade against the Three Jin Dynasty and wield the sword of revenge. The Battle of the Five Kingdoms against Qin, the Battle of Xiuyu, and the Battle of Guanze, Wei were all defeated. King Xiang of Wei changed from attacking to defending, recuperating and accumulating national strength.
King Han Xiang succeeded to the throne, reformed internal affairs, and trained a new army. In the battle of Qin and Han Yiyang, Korea was defeated. Seeing the power of South Korea, King Han Xiang chose to recuperate and develop national strength.
Of course? During the Warring States period, it was difficult to recuperate and develop national strength. Therefore, in order to survive and preserve their strength, Han and Wei fought together to conquer the world.
From 312 BC to 296 BC, during this time, Han and Wei jointly attacked the princes, and several major events mainly occurred. The first is that Han and Wei united Qin to attack Chu, the second is to unite Qin to attack Qi, the third is to unite Qi to attack Chu, and the fourth is to unite Qi to attack Qin. Therefore, the foreign policy of Han and Wei is also described as the Qin Muqi.
Let's talk about it first, the first thing, that is, Han and Wei united with Qin to attack Chu.
Zhang Yi deceived Chu, leading to a war between Qin and Chu. In the battle of Danyang, the Qin State killed 80,000 Chu States. The following year, the state of Chu poured troops from all over the country to attack Qin. At this time, the national strength of the Qin State was inferior to the Chu State, and it was defeated in successive battles. The army of Chu arrived in Lantian. The battle between Qin and Chu Lantian was also the second crisis faced by Qin since the founding of the country.
Lantian is the gateway of Xianyang, the arch of Qin, if Lantian is broken, Xianyang is in danger. King Qin Hui sent the princes and guards to Lantian on the one hand, and on the other side took the stage to publish the "Curse Chu Wen", which is enough to see that the Qin dynasty is precarious and the situation is bad.
At this time, the state of Qin bribed Han and Wei. Han and Wei jointly marched south and conquered Nanyang, the state of Chu. Han and Wei invaded Chu, causing the Chu front to face the crisis of total collapse. In order to deal with Han Wei, the state of Chu at the same time led the troubled waters to the state of Qi. As a result, Qin and Chu negotiated peace, and the two countries withdrew. The Lantian crisis in the Qin State was resolved with the assistance of Han and Wei. Qin and Chu were both defeated.
The second thing is that Han and Wei united with Qin to conquer Qi
The Qin State relieved the siege of Lantian and united Han and Wei to the east to crusade against the Qi State. The three kingdoms of Qin, Han, and Wei fought against the combined forces of Qi and Song on the edge of Pushui. Due to the main force and elite of Qi in Yan State to suppress the rebellion, as well as against Zhao and Yan (Zhao State supported the prince's position). In the Battle of Pushui, the Qi State was defeated, and the main general Shengzi was killed in battle. In this battle, the national strength of the Qi State was greatly damaged, not only tens of thousands of soldiers were lost, but also Yandi was gained and lost. The Central Plains, too, gained a short period of peace because of this war.
The third thing is that Han and Wei united with Qi to attack Chu
The state of Chu destroyed the state of Yue and became the largest country on the river, and also eyed the princes of the Central Plains on the Yellow River. King Chu Huai wanted to drink the Yellow River and annex the world. The power of Han and Wei was defeated by the state of Chu. So, in order to save and be strong, Han and Wei united with Qi to attack Chu.
The alliance of Qi, Han and Wei led to the three attacks on the state of Chu. In the first two wars of Chu, because of the reasons of Zhao and Qin, the results of the wars against Chu were not large. The alliance of Qi, Han and Wei attacked Chu for the third time and defeated Chu at Chuisha, Chu killed Tang Wu in battle, lost the elite, and the country was torn apart, and Chu's dream of becoming a great country and a strong country was completely destroyed.
The fourth thing is that Han and Wei united with Qi to attack Qin
Chuisha was defeated by the alliance of princes, and Chongqiu lost to Qin. King Huai of Chu was in internal and external difficulties, and wanted to return to the era of hegemony, so he responded to the call of King Zhaoxiang of Qin's Wuguan Alliance and went to Qin to join the alliance. King Zhaoxiang of Qin detained King Chu Huai by fraud and imprisoned King Chu Huai in Zhangtai, Xianyang. King Zhaoxiang of Qin imprisoned the dishonest princes of King Huai of Chu, and the interception and killing of Meng Weijun was even more notorious. Meng Weijun relied on the rooster and dog thief, escaped from the Qin State, and returned to the Qi State.
Meng Weijun returned to Qi and became the prime minister of Qi, so he called on the princes to attack Qin.
Qin has always been an enemy of Han and Wei, and Han and Wei have never regarded Qin as a friend. The relationship between the three is nothing more than using each other, each taking what he needs. Qi raised his arms and called out to attack Qin, and Han and Wei naturally joined the alliance. As a result, the three kingdoms of Qi, Han, and Wei joined forces and sent troops to Qin. This is also the second time in the history of the Warring States period that the princes have joined forces to attack Qin.
This battle was fought for three years. The three kingdoms of Qi, Han, and Wei used force to break through Hangu from the front. It's a pity that King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang died at the same time this year. Korea and Wei claimed part of their territory before the war was stopped.
If King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang did not die at the same time in this year, how would Qi, Han, and Wei treat Qin when they broke through Hangu? It is a pity that history does not make assumptions. It can only show that it is up to people to plan things and to achieve things.
Although King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang were soy sauce makers, Han and Wei united their princes to conquer Chu, Qi and Qin, expand their territory and achieve great achievements. If the battle between Qin and Chu was without Han and Wei, what would happen to the Qin State?
If the battle of Pushui is not Han, Wei, Qi, Qin, who wins and who loses?
If the battle of Qi and Chu had not been Han and Wei, there would have been no three attacks on Chu. Who will be better Qi or Chu?
If Qi and Qin were in battle, without Han and Wei, there would be no Three Kingdoms to attack Qin. How could Qi and Qin clash again?
So? Because of Han and Wei, it reflects the importance of soy sauce, and it also reflects that the princes are evenly matched, and the addition of oil bottles will guide the direction of the war.
Well, today I originally wanted to change "Lord Zhao's Father Xianyang Discusses the World (II)", but due to time reasons, I wrote about King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang, two monarchs who played soy sauce.
So? Through King Han Xiang and King Wei Xiang to deal with these things of the princes, what about you? What did I learn from it? It doesn't matter if you're the main character or a supporting role. Do your best, and you have the potential to indirectly change the course of history and thus build your own great achievements.
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