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Wei Ran's Historical Prototype: A Brief Introduction to the Legend of Mi Yue. Who was Wei Ran's father in history?
Wei Ran, also known as Wei Jian and Yue Wei, is nicknamed "Empress Ang" because the food city is in Ang.

Ministers of Qin State during the Warring States Period.

Xuan Di's half-brother, uncle of the king of Qin.

He has been in office since Hui Wang's time.

Qin Wuwang died lifting a tripod at the age of 23. He has no son, and his brothers are vying for the position.

With great strength, Wei Ran established the Zhao Haoqi of Qin, and also helped Zhao Haoqi of Qin eliminate his competitors.

As a general, Zeng Baoqi attacked the city and marched eastward, defeating the "Three Jin" and Qiang Chu, and achieved outstanding results, making him the commander-in-chief of "propping up rivers and mountains, encircling the girders, and making the princes gather their hands and serve Qin".

Wei Ran presided over the military work of Qin State for a long time, which included a great victory in attacking Han and Wei Dynasties and a great defeat in breaking the letter valley.

Wei Ran is already the most outstanding minister of Qin, and it is hard to see how much he can do.

This war is doomed to win or lose. It's no use winning. Losing will affect Wei Ran's reputation.

So let Tian Lei be the Lord, so that Wei Ran still holds the military power, but it doesn't have to affect his wealth because of his achievements.

In Wei Ran's early international strategic conception, he made great efforts to make friends far away and attack near.

Make an alliance with the distant State of Qi and attack the dangerous neighboring State of Qin.

Qi is very cunning. On the surface, he promised Qin, but secretly he adjusted his strategy, expeditionary force and inbreeding. He allied himself with Korea, Zhao, Wei and Chu, inciting them to attack the State of Qin. Qi became the source of attacking Qin.

Because of his great power, he was "good at princes" and "rich in the royal family", which made him unpopular and posed a serious threat to the Qin regime.

In 266 years ago, he was deposed by the King of Qin and replaced by Fan Ju. Finally, he "lost his strength and died in fear" in ceramics.