In the first 234 years, the State of Qin attacked the State of Zhao on a large scale, and established Yanmen County and Yunzhong County with the land seized from the State of Zhao.
23 1 year ago, Wei was forced to cede some land to Qin, and South Korea was also forced to cede Nanyang land to Qin.
Qin destroyed six countries.
Qin destroyed the six countries [24]
The Qin Dynasty sent Naishi Teng as the pseudo-guard of Nanyang. [25]
230 years ago, A Qin sent Shi Teng to attack North Korea, captured Wang Han 'an, established Yingchuan County in North Korea, and South Korea perished. [26] At this time, there was a drought in Zhao. Wang Jian, the general of Qin State, led the soldiers down to Jingxing County, Hebei Province, and Yang Duanhe, the general of Qin State, led the army from Hanoi to Handan, the capital of Zhao State. [27] Zhao sent Li Mu and Sima Shang to lead the troops to resist. Guo Kai, the minister of the State of Zhao, was bought by the State of Qin. It was rumoured that Li Mu and Sima Shang were plotting against him. The prince of Zhao replaced Li Mu and Sima Shang with Zhao Cong and Yanju, and killed Li Mu.
In the first 229 years, Wang Jian defeated Zhao Jun, killed Zhao Cong and captured Wang Zhao. [28] Zhao Gongzi Jia led hundreds of people from his clan to flee to Zhao and became his own king. [29] Qin established Handan County in the area of Zhaodu Handan.
In the first 227 years, Qin Shihuang sent Wang Jian and Xin Sheng to attack Yan. Yan and Dai rose up to resist and were defeated by Xiao Zhixi. The following year, Qin Jun captured Ji Cheng, Yan Dou. [30] The prince likes to move the capital to Liaodong. [3 1] Li Xin, a general of the Qin Dynasty, led the troops in pursuit. Prince Xi listened to Wang Jia's plan, killed Prince Dan and dedicated his head to the Qin Dynasty for peace.
In the first 226 years, there was a rebellion in the Korean capital. Qin took the opportunity to send troops to quell the rebellion in South Korea and died.
In the first 225 years, Qin Shihuang sent general Wang Ben to attack Wei, surrounded Dewey Girder (Kaifeng City, Henan Province) and led the Yellow River to fill the city. In three months, Daliang City was broken, Wang Wei fell and Wei was destroyed. [32] Qin established a party county in eastern Wei. In the same year, the State of Qin sent Li Xin and Wu Meng to attack Chu with 200,000 troops. Li Xin attacked Chu Pingyu (north of Pingyu County, Henan Province) and Wu Meng attacked Chu's bedroom (Linquan County, Anhui Province), and achieved initial victory. Qin Chu's two armies joined forces in Chengfu Town (now southeast of Bo County, Anhui Province), and Chu Cheng was unprepared to launch a counterattack and defeated Qin Jun [33]. The king of Qin sent Wang Jian to take 600,000 troops to war, and defeated the Chu army in Qi (now southeast of Su County, Anhui Province), forcing Chu to commit suicide in Xiang Yan. [34] Then, Qin Jun invaded Shouchun, the capital of Chu, and captured the king of Chu. Qin Gui was originally located in Jiujiang County (Shouxian County, Anhui Province) and Changsha County (Changsha City, Hunan Province).
In the first 222 years, Wang Jianping decided the south of Chu, surrendered to the Vietnamese army, set up Huiji County, and Chu perished. [35] While destroying Chu, Qin continued to expand eastward, establishing counties in succession, and seizing all the land to establish Qufu County, Shandong Province.
In the first 222 years, Qin Shihuang sent Wang Ben to attack Liaodong, the state of Yan, captured the music department of Rebecca and destroyed the state of Yan. Then, Li returned to the Wangs and established (southwest of Yuxian County, Hebei Province) and Liaodong County (old town of Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province). [36]
22 1 years ago, Wang Ben, the general of Qin Dynasty, attacked Qi from the south of Yan State, captured Wang Jian, destroyed Qi State, and established Qixian County (northeast of Zibo City, Shandong Province) and Langxie County (Xiahe City, southwest of Jiaonan County, Shandong Province) in the hometown of Qi State. [37]
From 230 BC to the end of Qi, the State of Qin annexed six countries in succession in 10, and set up counties in the occupied areas, which were directly owned by the king of Qin, thus ending the kingdom era of aristocratic vassal dictatorship and entering the imperial era of absolute monarchy.