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What is the historical background of Sun Li's The Legend of Mi Yue?
In 24 years, King Hui of Qin annexed Ba, Shu and Yi Qu. In horizontal comparison, Zhao State annexed Zhongshan State, Qi State annexed Lu State and Song State, Chu State destroyed Wu State and Yue State, and Wei State made Wei State bow to its knees. Even South Korea annexed Zheng and carved up most of the thirty-six cities of the Western Zhou Emperor. Only the State of Qin and Qin Zhao, the King of Yue, reigned for 56 years, but they only occupied Nanyang County and half of Nanjun County. Fighting is eating vegetables and spending money to die. Kill the enemy 10 thousand and lose 8 thousand. Mi Yue and King Qin Zhao once lost all the money accumulated by Shang Yang's political reform. Just a pair of black sheep.

Mi Yue

Mi Yue

Just give a few examples, such as "seven years, pull out a new city." But the new town soon fell. Why do you see it? Looking down, "in thirteen years, Zuo Geng attacked the new city and returned in vain." Why attack the new city again? I lost it. Literally, Tian Lei was defeated this time and failed to conquer the new town.

For another example, in 1948, "Sima Jin decided to go north to Taiyuan, and all Koreans joined the party." But soon, Qin Jun attacked Handan and was defeated by Zhao and Wei. Wang Ji, the governor of Hedong, fled by land, and Zheng Anping, the deputy governor of Qin, surrendered at a rate of 20 thousand, and Shangdang and Taiyuan fell. Why did you see the party and Taiyuan fall? Looking down from Qin Benji, King Zhuang of Qin "made Meng Ao attack Taiyuan, Zhao Ding in two years." In the third year of Qin Zhuang's reign, "Wang Bi attacked the Party."

Look at the amazing killing of the enemy. "Qin Benji" said that in the battle of Yi Que, Tian Leigang attacked the new city in the thirteenth year and turned against him in the fourteenth year. "Yi Que attacked the Han and Wei Dynasties and beheaded 240,000 people." But comparing with the "one family", we know that the total strength of the Zhao-Wei Coalition is only 240,000. Is it necessary to kill all the enemies for nothing? If so, why isn't there a key area for occupation and contention? "Wei Shijia" records: "Qin defeated our army for 240 thousand in vain." Whose record is reasonable? I think the records in Wei Shijia are reasonable. Qin Jun defeated only 240,000 Korean-Wei allied forces, but not all of them were destroyed, let alone Tianjin-Hebei, the key point. Later, the vassal Coalition forces went out of Iraq to attack Qin without any obstacles, which is proof.

Regarding the battle of Changping, Tian Lei said that he had wiped out all the 450,000 troops of Zhao, which was undoubtedly a false report of the meritorious military service. On the contrary, the later war showed that Zhao's main force was not hit hard in Changping, except that Zhao Kuo died of disorderly arrows when he broke through. On the contrary, Qin Jun "stayed at home half dead".

Just give a few examples, such as "seven years, pull out a new city." But the new town soon fell. Why do you see it? Looking down, "in thirteen years, Zuo Geng attacked the new city and returned in vain." Why attack the new city again? I lost it. Literally, Tian Lei was defeated this time and failed to conquer the new town.

For another example, in 1948, "Sima Jin decided to go north to Taiyuan, and all Koreans joined the party." But soon, Qin Jun attacked Handan and was defeated by Zhao and Wei. Wang Ji, the governor of Hedong, fled by land, and Zheng Anping, the deputy governor of Qin, surrendered at a rate of 20 thousand, and Shangdang and Taiyuan fell. Why did you see the party and Taiyuan fall? Looking down from Qin Benji, King Zhuang of Qin "made Meng Ao attack Taiyuan, Zhao Ding in two years." In the third year of Qin Zhuang's reign, "Wang Bi attacked the Party."

Look at the amazing killing of the enemy. "Qin Benji" said that in the battle of Yi Que, Tian Leigang attacked the new city in the thirteenth year and turned against him in the fourteenth year. "Yi Que attacked the Han and Wei Dynasties and beheaded 240,000 people." But comparing with the "one family", we know that the total strength of the Zhao-Wei Coalition is only 240,000. Is it necessary to kill all the enemies for nothing? If so, why isn't there a key area for occupation and contention? "Wei Shijia" records: "Qin defeated our army for 240 thousand in vain." Whose record is reasonable? I think the records in Wei Shijia are reasonable. Qin Jun defeated only 240,000 Korean-Wei allied forces, but not all of them were destroyed, let alone Tianjin-Hebei, the key point. Later, the vassal Coalition forces went out of Iraq to attack Qin without any obstacles, which is proof.

Regarding the battle of Changping, Tian Lei said that he had wiped out all the 450,000 troops of Zhao, which was undoubtedly a false report of the meritorious military service. On the contrary, the later war showed that Zhao's main force was not hit hard in Changping, except that Zhao Kuo died of disorderly arrows when he broke through. On the contrary, Qin Jun "stayed at home half dead".

Mi Yue

Mi Yue

Qin Benji is "remember to eat but not to fight". I only remember the city of Dick, but I don't remember the lost city. It is an exaggeration to remember only the victory over the enemy, but not the defeat, killing and capture. For example, in thirty-eight years, Qin sent Dewll Hu into Hanoi to attack Zhao Cheng, and was defeated by Zhao She, causing numerous casualties. Qin Benji only downplayed the word "can't take it". For another example, Meng Ao and Wang Bi attacked Dangtaiyuan, and Dangtaiyuan was defeated by Wei Wuji five countries, and the land of Hanoi was completely lost. "Biography of Wei Gongzi" records that "he rushed to Hanguguan with victory and suppressed the pool, but he dared not come out." Qin Benji is not well written: "Wei will lead five soldiers to attack Qin, but Qin is outside the river." Qin Jun stopped them south of the Yellow River. Therefore, only by comparing before and after, referring to historical materials such as family and biography, can we draw more accurate conclusions.

After Shang Yang's political reform, Qin formulated the military service system and rank system, and a group of shrewd generals found that this system had great loopholes. Qin's ecstasy made him a little silly. Empress Xuan indulged in excesses and was only proficient in palace fighting, so these people sneaked around and attacked Qi as much as possible. When I capture the city, I will come back to the Empress Dowager Qin for a reward. It doesn't matter whether I can keep it or not. If I lose, I will fight again and cheat a reward. Why not? So Mi Yue and King Qin Zhao once staged the most ridiculous and pathetic farce in the Warring States Period. In 56 years, Qin Jun 18 crossed the Yellow River to attack Hanoi. As a result, when King Zhao of Qin died, all the cities in Hanoi were lost and almost nothing was gained. Oh, no, you can't be so absolute. In fifty-three years, Zhao Haoqi of Qin secretly crossed the Yellow River and captured Wucheng on the bank of the Yellow River, which was originally the boundary of Hedong County of Qin, and went down in history as a feat of "taking Wucheng from Wei".

Mi Yue

Mi Yue

Soon after the death of Zhao Haoqi of Qin State, the evil consequences of the decline of Qin State began to appear gradually. A few years later, in the third year of King Zhuang of Qin, Wei Wuji knocked on his door, and the Hangu Pass was tight. In the sixth year of Qin Shihuang, Zhao's division was called to fight only 30 kilometers away from Xianyang, and it was the splash door of Xiang Yu's garrison after his death in Qin State. This is a thrilling event that has never happened in 120 years since Shang Yang's political reform made Qin powerful. The culprit is the Queen Mother Mi Yue and her silly son Qin Zhaowang.