In order to help readers better understand the background of this novel, and to let more people share the author's learning and understanding of the Warring States, I decided to launch this real history series, this is the first one, and the first character chapter. Pen & fun & pavilion www.biquge.info as the name suggests,The purpose of writing this is to make a brief introduction to the real historical figures who appear in the novel,These sources come from some history books and Baidu,If there is a mistake or omission,I hope you can help make up in the comments。 Then there will be a brief explanation of the characters in the novel.

And this character chapter 1 introduces the characters who appear in the first and second volumes. There will also be character chapter 2, as well as events, geography, etc. Thinking that these are all supplements to the novel, it should still be necessary to write them.

The following figures are listed by country:

1. The Zhou royal family

Ji Bian, nicknamed King Zhou Xian, surnamed Ji Mingbian, the monarch of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, reigned for 48 years, inherited the throne of his brother King Zhou Lie, during his reign his personal deeds were ominous, but during the rise of the Qin State, as well as the two famous wars between Qi and Wei. According to historical records, in the fifth year of King Xian, He Qin offered his father, and he was called uncle. In the ninth year, he was sent to Qin Xiaogong. Twenty-five years, the princes of Qin will be in Zhou. In the twenty-sixth year, Zhou Zhibo was in Qin Xiaogong. Thirty-three years, He Qin Hui Wang. Thirty-five years, to the king of Qin Hui. It can be seen that the relationship between the Eastern Zhou royal family and the Qin State was still relatively close at that time. The reason why this character is put first is because he is the host of the protagonist's crossing, and the protagonist Zhou Bian seized Ji Bian's body after crossing and succeeded to the throne, thus unfolding a series of stories and plot developments. Because the protagonist is Zhou Bian who came through time, not the original Ji Bian, the name of the protagonist in the novel is Zhou Bian, of course, if someone else wants to call the king by his name in the novel, he will definitely call Ji Bian.

Fan Yu, the courtier of King Zhou Xian, only appeared once in the Warring States Policy, and he should still have a certain strategy and loyalty to King Zhou when he sent an envoy to Chu for King Zhou. In the novel, he is set as Zhou Bian's closest courtier, starting as a personal guard, and will also take on important positions in the future. His life and other deeds are unknown, and his father, the young master, in the novel, is purely fictional.

Bai Gui, the name Dan Zi Gui, a native of Luoyang, is regarded as the ancestor of the rule of life in the "Historical Records: The Biography of the Goods and Colonies", and the "Book of Han" is called the originator of industrial and commercial theory, that is to say, Bai Gui in the history books is an extremely famous businessman, stationed in Luoyang, and doing business in the world. There is also a saying that Bai Gui was an official under King Wei Hui when he was young, good at managing water, and had eliminated the flood of Daliang, which is today's Kaifeng, it is said that the embankment of a thousand miles was destroyed in the anthill is from Bai Gui's control of the water, Bai Gui was also named Wei Zhixiang because of this, and later saw that King Wei Hui was incompetent, so he resigned and returned to Luoyang to do business. Some people say that Bai Gui, who controls water, and Bai Gui, who does business, are not the same person. Therefore, in this novel, it is clearly recorded in the historical records, and Bai Gui's identity is set as a merchant in Luoyang, and at the same time, Bai Gui is referred to the statement of Bai Xiang of Wei State, so that Bai Gui takes the initiative to seek officials from the royal family. In addition, because it is highly evaluated in the historical records, in this novel, Bai Gui is also characterized as Zhou Bian's left arm and right arm, and has become one of the pillars of the revival of the Zhou royal family.

Ning Yue, Ning Yue, the courtier of Zhou Weigong of Luoyang during the Warring States Period, and the Mou people in the Warring States Period. "Lü's Spring and Autumn Period" records that he was afraid of hard work in farming, so he was angry and studied. He doesn't rest when others rest, he doesn't sleep when others sleep, and he finally completed his studies after fifteen years of study, and was entrusted with a heavy responsibility by Zhou Wei. Later, Ning Yue became synonymous with diligence and studiousness, and appeared in many documents in later generations, such as Li Bai's "Shang'an Prefecture Li Changshi Book" in the Tang Dynasty, "Fortunately Ning Yue is innocent, and the virtue of the prince of Shenhe." And Ning Yue's own deeds are only recorded in the "Complete Works of Think Tank" in the battle of Qi and Zhao, Ning Yue made suggestions for Kong Qing of Zhao State, and other deeds are ominous. But in view of his good reputation for being diligent and studious, Ning Yue has become Zhou Bian's other left arm and right arm in this book, after all, there are almost only a few Luoyang people who can leave a little fame in the same era.

Tu Huang, the Taishi of the Jin Kingdom, fled to Luoyang before the fall of the Jin Kingdom, and was received by Zhou Weigong. In the novel, he turns to support the Cheng Zhou royal family, whose sons and grandsons are apocryphal.

Zhou Weigong, Ji Zao, King Zhou Kao named his younger brother Ji Jie as the Duke of Luoyang Zhou, the son of Ji Jie is Ji Zao, inheriting his father's position as the Duke of Zhou, assisting the Zhou royal family. Legend has it that its early administration was absurd, and later improved, not only reused Ning Yue, but also used a group of local people of insight in Luoyang, but its godson had no way, and after his death, the two sons fought, not only colluded with Zhao and Han to divide the Zhou Principality into two, but also the body of his father Zhou Weigong was not allowed to be buried in March. In this book, Zhou Weigong is the royal prince, and he is against the royal family, but unfortunately he was assassinated on the way back to Luoyang in Chengzhou, and after his death, the two sons fought for power, and the principality of Zhou was divided into two, but the author couldn't bear to be buried in March, and the time was shortened.

Huigong of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the son of the Duke of Zhou Wei, after the death of his father and his younger brother Ji Ban, became the Duke of the Western Zhou of Luoyang, and the Duke of the Eastern Zhou of Gongyi was sealed by the Ji Ban, and called the second Zhou, his life deeds are ominous. In this novel, he is described as a fat man, with ambition but no strength, who dizzy as soon as he gains power, and finally surrenders Luoyang to the royal family.

Huigong of Eastern Zhou, Ji Ban, also known as Ji Gen, the son of Duke Wei of Zhou, fought for power with his brother Ji Chao after his father's death, and became the Duke of Eastern Zhou in Gongyi with the help of Zhao Han. In this novel, he is a slightly tragic character, becoming a puppet of South Korea, although he was let go by Ning Yue, he wanted to stay away from Luoyang politics, but he was captured by South Korea as a banner, but fortunately he lived longer than his brother, and his story is not over until the second volume.

Tian Yi, Yi Ying, Zhao Piao, Wang Shou, Du He, are all Luoyang people, Zhou Weigong after the hard work of the Luoyang sages, their life deeds are ominous, in this novel are all to the royal family, but their official titles and division of labor are different. 2. South Korea

Han Hou, Ji's surname is Han, and the current Han Hou in the novel is Han Gonghou, whose name is Ruoshan, who reigned from 370 BC to 363 BC. His father, Han Aihou, moved the capital to Xinzheng, and his son Han Zhaohou reused Shen Bu Harm to change the law. There are not many deeds in the life of the Marquis of Han Gong, only one is recorded in the annals, that is, in 369 BC, he accepted the suggestion of Gongsun Qi and united with Zhao to attack Wei in civil strife, and surrounded King Wei Hui, who was still fighting for the throne, but because of his disagreement with Zhao Hou, he withdrew his troops overnight in a fit of anger, so that King Wei Hui was able to ascend the throne calmly.

Gongzi Wu, surnamed Han, named Wu, the son of Han Ruoshan, the Marquis of Han Gong, succeeded to the throne of Han Zhaohou after his father's death, and reigned from 362 BC to 333 BC. During his reign, he reused Shen Bu Harm as a minister, and reformed to make it strong, so that South Korea, which was originally weak among the other countries, could also have a strong position among the conflicting warring states, but unfortunately Shen Bu Harm changed the law in the wrong direction, and was finally left far behind by the Qin State that changed the law at the same time. Han Wuqi acted impartially and had a certain strategy for governing the country, but he lacked eloquence, and some of his short stories will appear in the novel.

Shen Buxian, a native of Zheng Guo Jingyi, was a minor official of Zheng Guo, after Zheng Guo was destroyed by Korea, he became a low-level official in South Korea, and later because of his excellent performance and unique insights, he was noticed by Han Zhaohou, and finally succeeded in persuading Han Zhaohou with his own art to change the law, and was appointed as Xiangguo and began to change the law. Shen Buxian was a famous reformer in the Warring States Period, and his reform focused on the rule of officials, focusing on the rule of arts, and advocating the king's emphasis on the technique of controlling the ministers, which resulted in the aggravation of the monarchy system, but did not have much positive significance for the rise of the overall national strength, so South Korea could be called a strong country under the leadership of the more wise Han Zhaohou, but as soon as Han Zhaohou died, Korea quickly declined. Shin Bu was in Korea for fifteen years, one said eighteen years, died in 337 BC, leaving a book "Shinzi".

Han Chao, the minister of South Korea, is good at discernment, and his life deeds are ominous.

Han Jin, Su Rui, South Korean generals, their life deeds are ominous.

Gongsun Qi, originally a doctor of Wei, defected to Han Aihou when King Wei Hui and his brother were competing for the throne, and suggested that Han Aihou besiege King Wei Hui, this strategy was very correct and successfully implemented, but unfortunately in the end Han Aihou gave up this opportunity to determine history. The rest of his life is ominous.

3. Wei State

Wei Hou, surnamed Wei, was born in 400 BC, reigned from 369 BC to 319 BC, and his lifespan was as long as 82 years old, which can be regarded as a long-lived king. Later generations called him King Wei Hui, and he was a well-known prince king during the Warring States Period. During the period when King Wei Hui and his brother competed for the throne, they were besieged by Zhao and Han, but fortunately, Han Hou withdrew his troops overnight, and King Wei Hui breathed a sigh of relief and successfully controlled the dynasty, and then took revenge on Zhao Han. When King Wei Hui first ascended the throne, Wei was at the peak of its national strength, Wu Qi left Wei Wushu is still the strongest army in the world, Wei's territory has also reached the largest, with today's eastern Shaanxi, northern Shanxi, southern Hebei, northeast Henan and southeastern Shandong, at the beginning of the reign of King Wei Hui, he began a series of actions, in order to consolidate the eastern territory, built the city of Daliang, which is today's Kaifeng, moved the capital from Anyi to Daliang, in order to expand the territory, crazy conquest everywhere, once captured the Zhao capital Handan, in order to achieve hegemony, led the princes of the Twelve Roads, met Zhou Tianzi in the Fengze Dynasty, and in order to satisfy his vanity, he proclaimed himself king, causing Qi Chu to be angry. However, King Wei Hui was so happy, Wei was scattered, the national strength was limited, under the continuous war, the soldiers were tired and the people were tired, and some key mistakes were made, and he was defeated by Qi twice and let go of Shang Ying, so that the Qin State rose and regained Hexi County, and then the Qin army coerced Anyi, so that King Wei Hui had to move all the main clan forces to Daliang, and since then Wei has gone downhill and no longer dominates the stage in the late Warring States period. Looking at the king of Wei Hui and his people, although arrogant but still talented, from the point of view of some of his statecraft strategies, the basic idea is still right, Wei to be strong, can only ask neighboring countries for territory, but Wei should not be enemies on all sides, Zhao in the north, Korea in the south, Qi in the east, Qin in the west, almost all of them are the sworn enemies of Wei, to the late Wei Hui King was forced by Qin, Wei Hui King finally realized his mistake, and turned to repair relations with Zhao Han, and asked the Marquis of Qi to also be king, and finally resolved a series of crises in Wei, But if you want to regain your former strength, you can't do it. King Wei Hui also left a lot of deeds in the annals of history, and it will also appear depending on the scene in this novel, as for King Wei Hui in this novel, on the basis of maintaining his basic historical image, he will make some changes to his life, after all, the protagonist has changed history, hehe, but in the end, how King Wei Hui performs, please look forward to it.

Wei Ang, the younger brother of King Wei Hui, also known as Gongzi Ang, recorded in the annals the style of an ancient gentleman, upright, studious and courteous to the corporal, was an important minister under King Wei Hui, and once governed Hexi County. In the past, when Shang Ying was still in Wei, Gongzi Ang befriended him and recommended Shang Ying to King Wei Hui, but King Wei Hui did not listen, and later when Gongzi Ang led his troops to fight against Shang Ying, Shang Ying invited him to the Qin army camp with his old feelings, which led to the defeat of the Hexi Army of Wei State, and King Wei Hui was forced to take the initiative to give up the land of Hexi. From this point of view, Wei Ang does have the style of an ancient gentleman. But Wei Ang, as the left arm and right arm of King Wei Hui, can be praised in the history books, and can be regarded as a generation of famous ministers or famous generals.

Sima Cuo, also known as Wang Cuo, Sima of Wei State, when King Wei Hui ascended the throne, he received Sima Cuo's help, but Sima Cuo eventually left Korea, and the reason is unknown. In addition, Sima mistaken's life deeds are ominous.

Gongsun Acne, surnamed Wei, is the uncle of King Wei Hui, who helped King Wei Hui lead his troops to seize the throne, and has been under King Wei Hui since then, and is also the left arm and right arm of King Wei Hui. However, his Shaoliang was defeated by the Marquis of Qin, and after returning to China, he died of depression, and before his death, he recommended Shang Ying to King Wei Hui, but unfortunately it was not adopted.

Baning, General Wei, whose deeds are seen in the Warring States Policy, once helped the Marquis of Wei defeat Han and Zhao, and the rest of his deeds are ominous.

To be continued. Finally uploaded a little bit more, I hope you can like it. There are also characters from Qin, South Korea and other countries in the future, and I will modify them directly in this character chapter (1). (Also, this time is too busy, and I can only wait for the third volume.) ）