Ji Shensheng (the eldest son of Gong Xiandi, Wen Gongdi, co-king)

(Sacrificing a male bastard, Wen Gongdi, Jin)

Yu Ji (Hui Gongzi, Jin Huaigong)

Ji Chonger (the eldest son of public servant Jin Wengong)

Ji Xiang (Wen Gongzi, Jin Xianggong)

Ji Yihao (Xiang Gongzi, Jin Linggong)

Ji Hei Hip (Wen Gongzi, Jin Chenggong)

Ji Ru (Cheng Gongzi, Jin Gong Jing)

Ji Zhou Puyuan (Jing Gongzi, Jin Ligong)

Ji Zhou (Xiang Gongsun, Jin Daogong)

Ji Biao (Mourning Childe, Jin Pinggong)

Hu Tu, Hu Mao (Hu Tu's eldest son, marshal of the upper army), Hu Yan (Hu Tu's second son, lieutenant of the upper army), Hu Shegu (Hu Yanzi)

Xian Zhen (Marshal Zhong Jun), Xianju (Marshal Xian Zhen, Marshal Zhong Jun), Xianke (Marshal Zhong Jun) and Xiangu (Sun Xianzhen).

Zhao Shuai (Fu), (Zhao Shuai's eldest son, Marshal), Zhao Tong (Zhao Shuai's son), Zhao Kuo (Zhao Shuai's son), Zhao Shuo (his son), (Zhao Shuozhi's son, Marshal) and Wu Zhao's shirt.

Han Jian, Han Que, Han Wuji, Han Qi, Han Hu

Wei Gui, Wei Ke, Wei Qi, Wei Xiang, Jiang Wei

Xun, Xun, Xun Wu.

John young Fan Dian scholar

Luan Shu, Luan Dun, Luan Zhen and Luan Ying.

Rui, Li Que, Li Ke and Li Gou.

Qi,, Comrade Yang, Comrade Yang Tongxi, Rick, Dong Guanwu, Xu Chen,,,, Jiezitui, Tu Anyi, Tu'an Gu.

The historical background of the State of Jin Jin (65438 BC+065438 BC+0 century BC-349 BC), a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty, Marquis, surnamed Jin, the first monarch was "Tang Shuyu". The title of the country was originally "Tang", and his son Xie ascended the throne and became Jin.

During the heyday of the Jin State, it spanned Jin, Henan, Hebei and Shaanxi, with a vast territory.

Jin was the longest ruling country in the Spring and Autumn Period, with many famous monarchs, ministers and generals. When scholars all commented on the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, Jin even monopolized four seats: Duke Xiang of Jin, Duke Jing of Jin and Duke Mourning of Jin.

During the Jin Xiangong period, the state of Jin rose, its territory expanded and it gradually became strong. After the implementation of the land alliance, Jin Wengong was the king, and later generations crossed the Central Plains, and the nine kings joined hands to achieve hegemony for a century.

After that, the state of Jin formed six powerful schools: Fan, Bo, Zhi, Han, Zhao and Wei, and the struggle between them was very fierce. Fan and Bank of China perished first. In the first 453 years, Han, Zhao and Wei wiped out Zhi's family and divided their land into three parts. In fact, the state of Jin has been divided up by three families. In the first 403 years, King Weilie of Zhou made Han, Zhao and Wei princes, which was called "the three tribes divided into Jin" in history. In the first 349 years, Duke Jing of Jin was killed and the State of Jin perished.

The history of Qin and Jin is 1. The State of Qin was a vassal state established by the Huaxia nationality in the northwest of China in the Zhou Dynasty, and the Qin people were a branch of the Huaxia nationality who moved westward. As early as the Yin and Shang Dynasties, its ancestor, the tribe named Won, was the right-hand man who guarded Xirong in the Shang Dynasty, and was highly valued by the Shang Dynasty, and was a nobleman in the Shang Dynasty. Later, because the tribe named Yuan participated in the rebellion instigated by Wu Geng, it was punished by the rulers of the Western Zhou Dynasty and forced to move westward, so the tribe named Yuan became slaves.

When Wang Xiaoshi was in Zhou Dynasty, Qin Feizi, the ancestor of Qin Dynasty, was made a vassal by the King of Zhou for his meritorious service in raising horses. Later, the Qin people raised horses for the Zhou royal family and fought Xirong at the border. After Zhou Yiwang, the royal family of Zhou Dynasty declined gradually and had to rely on the Qin people to stabilize the peace in the western regions.

In 82 BC1year, Qin Zhuanggong was defeated by Xirong, and was named Doctor of Xishu by Zhou Xuanwang, and was given the land of Dog Hill (southwest of Lixian County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province) where the Rhoda family lived. In 77 1 BC, Zhou Youwang was attacked and killed by Xirong, and Qin Xianggong was appreciated by Zhou Pingwang for leading the troops to save Zhou Yougong.

In 770 BC, Qin Xianggong sent troops to escort his drought-striken fields eastward, was made a vassal, and was given land to the west of Qishan. From then on, Qin officially became a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.

Qin was initially ignored by other vassal States because of its remote geographical location. It was not until Qin Mugong destroyed the 12 country established by Xirong, expanded its territory for more than 1,000 miles, and stabilized the home front that it laid the foundation as the four great powers in the Spring and Autumn Period. Most of the kings of Qin died in the crusade against Xirong, and the Qin people fought against Ren Rong all the year round, which enabled them to be good at fighting.

At the beginning of the Warring States, Wei attacked Qin for years and seized the land of Hexi. Qin was forced to retreat to the west of Luoshui. Now, Shang Yang was appointed to carry out political reform, so Qin became stronger and stronger, and gradually became the most powerful country in the middle and late Warring States period.

In 325 BC, Qin Huiwen became king. Before 3 16, Qin destroyed Shu, and since then Qin has officially become the country with the largest territory among the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period.

In 246 years ago, Ying Zheng, king of Qin, ascended the throne. During the decade from 230 to 22 1 year, the six countries were destroyed and the Qin Dynasty was established.

2. The State of Jin (1 1 century -349 years ago) was a vassal state and a vassal state of China in the Zhou Dynasty. The first monarch was Tang. Xie, his son, was named Jin after he acceded to the throne.

Jin was the country that ruled for the longest time in the Spring and Autumn Period. Many famous monarchs and ministers appeared. When scholars were all commenting on the Five Overlords in the Spring and Autumn Period, the monarch of the State of Jin even monopolized four seats, namely, Duke Xiang of Jin, Duke Jing of Jin and Duke Mourn of Jin.

The state of Jin rose in the period of Jin Xiangong, "seventeen years after joining the country, thirty-eight years after serving the country". After Jin Wengong succeeded to the throne, he respected the king of Chu and defeated Chu in the battle of Chengpu, leading in World War I. During the reign of Duke Xiang of Jin, Qin was defeated twice in the battle of Yaoshun and the battle of Pengya. Stepfather is the overlord of the Central Plains, bowing to his knees. In 597, the State of Jin was defeated by its old rival Chu in the Battle of Tai, and turned north. In the Battle of Ji, Li Ke took the lead and defeated Qi, almost taking Qi Qinggong alive. After Jin Ligong succeeded to the throne, he defeated Qin and Di successively, and defeated Chu again in the battle of Yanling, regaining the world. During the period of mourning for Duke Xiang of Jin, Qi Xin, a general in the central region, worked together to mourn for Duke Xiang himself, being diligent and loving the people, loving the virtuous and keeping away from evil, and learning from others' strengths, finally reaching the peak of state power and governing the country by the army. During the eight years of mourning for the public, nine princes joined together, and their dominance was rare.

Since the middle and late Jin dynasty, Dr. Qing's influence has been increasing. In the first 453 years, Zhao, a great doctor in the state of Jin, defeated Zhi with the power of Han and Wei, which is known as the division of three schools in history. In the first 403 years, Zhou Tianzi made Han Qian, Evonne and Weiss, three ministers of the State of Jin, governors. In history, the three tribes were divided into Jin, and the state of Jin existed in name only. In the first 376 years, Duke Jing of Jin was killed and the State of Jin perished.