After the battle of Changping and Handan, the strength of Zhao declined rapidly, and it was no longer able to compete with Qin. Since then, no one in the six eastern countries can compete with Qin. The Warring States entered the era when governors opposed Qin.

In 229 BC, the State of Qin attacked Zhao, and Zhao sent Li Mu and Sima Shang to resist. The State of Qin will use his stratagem to make the Miao King kill Li Mu and Sima Shang. Qin led Wang Jian's army to attack Zhao. They broke through Jingxing. In 228 BC, they captured Handan and Zhao Wang.

Zhao Jia fled to Yecheng, claiming to be the king of Yecheng. In 226 BC, he followed the Yan army to fight Qin Jun in Yishui West. After the defeat, he forced the prince to hand over Taizi Dan. In 222 BC, the State of Qin destroyed the Dai nationality and captured the Zhao family, and Zhao perished. However, after Qin destroyed Zhao, there was finally no country to confront Qin and unify the Central Plains.

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Zhao was one of the seven countries in China during the Spring and Autumn Period. Wang Xingzhao was named after Ji Sheng, the second son of Fei Lian, a famous minister in Shang Dynasty.

Zhao and Zhao Shusu's grandson Zhao followed and fled for nineteen years. Zhong Er returned to his own country and became Jin Wengong, and Zhao Shusu became the monarch of the State of Jin. Zhao Shuchuan, Zhao Shuchuan, Zhao Shuo, Zhao Shuochuan, Zhao Wuchuan, Zhao Jingshuchuan, Zhao Yang, Zhao Yangchuan and Zhao Wude.

Zhao Yang broke the pattern of six ministers in the State of Jin. Zhao did not try his best to resist the siege of Germany, Korea and Wei.

In the sixth year of Zhao (403 BC), Han, Zhao and Wei formally divided Jin into three families. King Wei Lie of Zhou began to make the prince of Zhao the marquis of Zhao. Zhao's (325 BC-299 BC) was the king. It was destroyed by Qin in 222 BC.

Zhao is adjacent to East Lake and Yan in the northeast, Zhongshan and Qi in the east, Wei, Wei and Han in the south, Loufan and Hulin in the north and Han and Wei in the west.

The capital is located in Jinyang (now Taiyuan) and moved to Zhongmou (now Hebi) in 425 BC. In 386 BC, Zhao Ba moved to Handan (now Handan, Hebei). In 372 BC, Xing Xing (now Qiaodong District, Xingtai City, Hebei Province), the capital of Zhao Chenghou, was another capital of Zhao.

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