From Baidu Encyclopedia. What does the Third Runner-up Rebellion in the Rise of Daqin Empire mean? Who's Ji Jun? Under the conspiracy of the seven or eight sons, he sent people from Yan State to secretly cater to Gongziji and made him the king of Qin. At the same time, Huiwenhou and Wuwanghou also established Gongzi Village as king in Xianyang, but it was called "Ji Jun" in history. Civil strife broke out in Qin. Yan Bazi asked Wei Ran to lead the army to guard Xianyang, and at the same time, in order to get further support from the military, he decisively appointed the famous Gui Liji as the prime minister, which was a key to the victory or defeat of the two camps. After three years of bloody fighting, Ji Jun's army was defeated by the iron fists of Wei Ran and Gigiri. The so-called success or failure, because of failure, Ji Jun became a traitor, so the civil strife in Qin is also called "the third-place chaos".
Because of this failure, Gongzi Zhuang, Huiwenhou and other ministers were punished, while Wu Hou was driven back to her family in Wei. Yanbazi tried to punish the sons of other concubines of Qin Huiwen in order to ensure the stability of the throne of Gongzi Ji. At this point, the king of Qin, Gongzi Ji, sat firmly in the mountains, and was known as Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin. However, because Wang was still young at this time, Yabazi and he joined hands to control the political affairs and monarchical power of Qin State and actively promoted the monarchy system that had been hit hard by the "Shang Yang Reform". Later, Wei Ran was made an Anhou, and Wang Zhao's half-brother Gongzi was made a Jingyang Jun. Mo said: Due to the wrong eastward policy and three years of civil strife, Qin was in trouble, and the Han and Wei Dynasties turned to Qi, taking this opportunity to dominate the Central Plains. After the death of the king of Qin, how long did the chaos of Qin last? After the death of Qin Shihuang, there was chaos in Qin State for nearly three years, namely the Jijun Rebellion (307 BC-305 BC).
In 307 BC, Qin Wuwang was a young man. After entering Luoyang, the last city of the Zhou royal family, he competed with his three warriors to raise a cauldron symbolizing the world. He was accidentally hit by a cauldron and bled to death. Because there were no sons, Qin Huiwen's sons were numerous, competing for inheritance, so the battle for the throne began. Wei Ran, Yan bazi's half-brother, had served in Qin as early as Qin Huiwen's years, and only he had the most power and ability. At this moment, he stepped forward and, together with his sister and Chu behind him, found his nephew Ji and made him king. Childe Ji was taken hostage in Yan, and the people of Yan sent him back to China, so he succeeded to the throne of Qin. Zhao Haoqi was still young after he acceded to the throne. He respected his mother as the queen of Xuan, presided over the state affairs, and put his uncle in charge of the state affairs, and was appointed as the general guarding Xianyang. In the third year, that is, the second year of King Xiang of Zhao (the first 305 years), Ji Jun's son, as a matriarch, rebelled with his ministers, governors and sons, all of whom were destroyed by Wei Ran. History is called "the third rebellion". Empress Xuan of Daqin won the third chapter: the rebellion. When did Ying Ji become king? (329-307 BC), surnamed Zhao, whose name was Dang and whose name was Lie (Shiben), was mourned by Qin Wuwang, the son of the King of Qin during the Warring States Period.
In 3 10 BC, Qin Huiwen died and Qin Wuwang acceded to the throne. Qin Wuwang was born with divine power. Since childhood, he is tall, strong, brave and belligerent, and likes to wrestle with others. Therefore, Hercules Ren Bi, Wu Huo, Meng Ben and others are valued. In 307 BC, when Qin Wuwang visited Luoyi, the capital of Zhou Dynasty, he competed with Wu Huo and Meng Ben to lift the tripod. As a result, his eyes were bleeding and his tibia was broken. That night, Qin Wuwang bled to death, and he gave up the ghost. At the age of 23, Zhou Nanwang was frightened when he heard the news. He cried. This man's story is rarely changed because it is dramatic enough. In 307 BC, the young man entered Luoyang, the last city of the Zhou royal family, to compete with his three masters, holding a cauldron symbolizing the world. He was accidentally hit by a cauldron and bled to death. Because he had no sons, and Qin Huiwen had many sons, he scrambled to inherit and began the struggle for the throne. Wei Ran, Yan bazi's half-brother, had served in Qin as early as Qin Huiwen's years, and only he had the most power and ability. At this moment, he stepped forward and, together with his sister and Chu behind him, found his nephew Ji and made him king. Childe Ji was taken hostage in Yan, and the people of Yan sent him back to China, so he succeeded to the throne of Qin. Zhao Haoqi was still young when he acceded to the throne. He respected his mother as the Queen Xuan, presided over the state affairs, put his uncle in charge of the state affairs, and appointed him as the general guarding Xianyang. In the third year, that is, the second year of King Xiang of Zhao (the first 305 years), Ji Jun's son, as a matriarch, rebelled with his ministers, governors and sons, all of whom were wiped out by Wei Ran. History is called "the third rebellion".
Which Seven Childes is the rebellion of the Seven Childes of Qin? In history, it was called chaos, which was mainly caused by the rebellion of his son Zhuang as a concubine, ministers, governors and sons. Others did not record it.
In 307 BC, the young man entered Luoyang, the last city of the Zhou royal family, and competed with his three powerful men for the main torch symbolizing the world. He was accidentally smashed by a cauldron and bled to death. King Huiwen of Qin, because he had no sons and many sons, scrambled to inherit and began the struggle for the throne.
Childe Ji was taken hostage in Yan, and the people of Yan sent him back to China, so he succeeded to the throne of Qin. Zhao Haoqi was still young after he acceded to the throne. He respected his mother as the queen of Xuan, presided over the state affairs, and put his uncle in charge of the state affairs, and was appointed as the general guarding Xianyang. In the third year, that is, the second year of King Xiang of Zhao (the first 305 years), Ji Jun's son, as a matriarch, rebelled with his ministers, governors and sons, all of whom were wiped out by Wei Ran. History is called "the third rebellion".
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In the whole history, the "Third Runner-up Rebellion" is not widely known, but it is still very famous in the whole Warring States history, because this rebellion almost destroyed the foundation laid by several generations of Qin. Because the rebellion was quickly quelled, it was also understated in later history books, but this cannot deny the serious threat of the incident to Qin State at that time.
Due to the internal friction caused by the rebellion, Qin Jun had to face both internal and external enemies. At that time, the state of Qin was in jeopardy. Fortunately, Wei Ran made a decisive decision and didn't let Qin disrupt his steps on the road of unifying the six countries, so that the unified situation after Qin Shihuang came into being.