In the summer (about 2 1 century BC), Qi led Xia Jun to war with Hu Jun in Gansu (now Huxian County, Shaanxi Province, saying that Henan is in the west of Zhengzhou, or Luoyang is in the southwest). After attacking and killing Yizhou (see the article "The Battle of Xia Qi Attacking Yizhou"), he actively formed an army, strengthened the ruling institutions, won the recognition of tribal leaders in the Central Plains, and legalized father-son inheritance and monarchy; He also held a meeting of leaders in Diaotai (now Yuzhou, Henan Province) to transform the leaders into princes and nobles to consolidate his dominant position. Hu Shi, a western imperial clan who was dissatisfied with Yu's leadership, was even more dissatisfied with his seizure of power and regime change, rose up and rebelled. So Qi mobilized thousands of Royal Guards and vassal troops assigned to chariots, crossed the Yellow River to the west, and attacked the Hu family. The two sides fought Yu Gan. Before the war, he swore to the mobilization order issued by six military and political ministers and troops. On the pretext of "threatening the five elements and always abandoning the three principles", he declared that "Heaven is used to kill people, and now it is necessary to be punished for respecting Heaven". Prescribed operational discipline: "Left does not attack left", "Right does not attack right" and "defending right" are "disrespectful"; "Sacrifice one's life, honor one's ancestors, save one's life and kill the club" (Shangshu Shi Gan). And then ordered the attack. Xia Jun won a small victory in the first battle, and after many battles, he completely defeated Hu, further consolidating the slavery dominance of Xia Dynasty.
Xia Bo defeated Han Zhuo in the famous Xia Dynasty.
During the Shao Kang period in Wang Xia (about 65438 BC+the late 9th century), in the battle of Xia Shaokang's revival, Chen Xiabomi led the troops of Ying's family, Guan Zhen's family and Zhen Xun's family, and attacked and destroyed the army of the poor family led by Han Zhuo.
Hou Yi usurped Xia Quan and Han Zhuo took his place. Xia dynasty was a vassal, and it was the battle of Yi. Later, forced by Han Zhuo, he fled to Youwei (now southeast of Dezhou, Shandong Province) to take refuge. He relied on the strength of Ying's family, and the organizational strength of Zhu Guanjia and Zhu Xun's family who were defeated by poor families, and prepared to fight for the restoration of rule. At this time, Shao Kang had accumulated strength in Shi Yu (now northeast of Yucheng, Henan Province) to prepare for the restoration of the country. Bomi got in touch with Shao Kang and cooperated in the war. After Shao Kang attacked and destroyed Han Zhuo's second son Shuihe (see Xia Shaokang's battle to destroy Shuihe and Xia Yi's battle to destroy tapirs), Bomi led the army of Ying, Shui Guan and Shui Xun to attack and search, and fought a decisive battle with the poor army led by Han Zhuo. Bomi's army is large in scale and extremely effective. It wiped out the poor army in Han Zhuo and killed Han Zhuo. Han Zhuo's regime collapsed. Bomi entered the DPRK, made Shao Kang emperor, and restored the rule of Xia Houshi.
3. The famous battle of Xia Dynasty, the battle to destroy tapirs in Xia Dynasty.
During the Shao Kang period (about 65438 BC+the late 9th century), in the battle of Xia Shaokang's revival, the son of Shao Kang led Yu to attack, wiped out Yu's army (about in the middle of Henan) and led the poor army to fight.
Han Zhuo usurped the throne and later named his second son as his brother. Shao Kang fled to Yujia (now northeast of Yucheng, Henan Province) alone (see Xia Shaokang's "The Battle of Revitalizing the Country and Disappearing Water"), assembled a large number of troops and began the battle of revival. He first destroyed Han Zhuo's eldest son and poured it on him (now in the northwest of Laizhou, Shandong Province, see the article "Xia Shaokang's Battle of Extinguishing Water"). He also ordered his son Ji Xun to lead an army to attack Gedi. Ji Yi went to Godi first, seduced him, paralyzed him, and made him lose his vigilance. Then the army led by Yu suddenly attacked Ge, wiped out the poor army in one fell swoop and killed him, creating favorable conditions for Shao Kang's revival.
The famous battle in Xia Dynasty was Xia Jie's attack.
During the Jie period (about BC16th century), Xia Jie attacked the Battle of Gou.
In the eleventh year, the princes were still there, and a few people fled home and died out. "The Biography of Zuo Zhao in the Fourth Year" said: "Xia Jie is a meeting to stay with the people, and there must be rebellion." .
During the Jie period (about BC16th century), Jie led Xia Jun to attack Gou (now northeast of Jinxiang, Shandong).
Xia Jie is dissolute and savage, which causes people to complain, and governors sometimes rebel. One day, in order to show off his power, Xia Jie ordered the vassals to form an alliance in Qi (now southeast of Jining, Shandong). As a big vassal state in the eastern Xia Dynasty, You 'an was always dissatisfied with Xia Jie's brutal rule. His monarch went home angrily in the middle of the League meeting. So, Xia Jie called a large number of troops to attack you and defeated him. Xia Jun also suffered heavy losses. A monarch was forced to sacrifice two beautiful women, Wan Heyan, to make peace. Xia Jie took away his two daughters, but left his wife and sister in Luoshui, leaving them cold. Sister Xi was very dissatisfied with this. Yi Yin, the minister of Shang Dynasty, took the opportunity to befriend him, alienated Xia Dynasty, and finally perished Xia Dynasty.