2. After the implementation of the Wuqi Reform, it played a role in enriching Qiang Bing to a certain extent and accelerated the process of feudalism in Chu. However, the Wuqi political reform touched the interests of the powerful groups and was opposed by the old nobles. In 38 1 year BC, the king of Chu died of illness, and the old nobles rebelled, surrounded the palace and shot arrows at Wuqi, and the political reform movement failed. After Su, the king of Chu, succeeded to the throne, all those who shot Wu Qi and Mo Lun, the king of Chu, were put to death according to law, and all those involved in genocide were put to death.
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3. Zhao Wuling Wang Hu Fu Riding and Shooting: During the Warring States Period, in the face of the declining Zhao State, Zhao Wuling Wang was determined to reform and learn the costumes and riding and shooting of Hu people in order to achieve the goal of strengthening the country.
4. Shen Buhai Reform was a reform carried out by Shen Buhai, a legalist figure in the Warring States Period. Besides talking with other legalists about the rule of law, Shen Buhai mainly emphasized the "technique" of monarchy, that is, the method of appointing, supervising and evaluating subordinates. He believes that when appointing officials, the monarch should examine whether they are worthy of the name, whether they are competent in their work, whether their words and deeds are consistent, and whether they are loyal to the monarch, and then they should be promoted or demoted according to what they have learned. The proposal of "technique" is of great significance to the establishment of the examination system for the appointment and removal of officials at that time. Political reform has stabilized the domestic political situation in South Korea, restricted aristocratic privileges and enriched people's lives.
5. Zou Ji's reform: Qi Weiwang and Zou Ji carried out political reform, accepted the opinions of officials, paid attention to selecting talents, eliminated incompetent traitors and rewarded competent generals and officials. Their purpose is to consolidate the ruling order and seek the prosperity of the country, which is naturally conducive to the development of social production. Therefore, after some reforms, Qi has a new atmosphere in politics and economy.
6. Le Yi Reform, also known as Yan Zhaowang Reform. Le Yi was accepted in Yan State.
After being reused, Zhao Haoqi, with the strong support of Yan Zhaowang, carried out a series of reforms in the political, economic, military and other fields of Yan State, which was called Le Yi Reform in history.
7. Shang Yang's political reform: During the Warring States Period, Qin Xiaogong, king of Qin, was determined to reform and ordered the recruitment of talented people. Shang Yang entered Qin State from Wei State, and put forward a set of reform and innovation development strategies, such as abandoning ore fields, emphasizing agriculture and mulberry, rewarding meritorious military service, implementing unified quantity and establishing county system, which won the trust of Qin Xiaogong. Therefore, he was appointed as Zuo Shu Zhang. In 356 B.C. and 350 B.C., two reforms were carried out, with the main contents of "abandoning ore fields, building buildings, implementing the county system, rewarding farmers for fighting, and implementing the method of sitting together". After Shang Yang's political reform, Qin's economy developed, and the fighting capacity of the army continued to strengthen, and it developed into the most powerful centralized country in the late Warring States period.