At the end of the Warring States Period and the Qin Dynasty, Xian Di (now southeast of gaoqing county) was born in the Warring States Period. In 22 1 year BC, the state of Qin wiped out Qi, wiped out six countries and established the Qin Dynasty. Although the six countries were destroyed, the nobles of the six countries did not accept the rule of the Qin Dynasty. Although the Qin dynasty also took a series of measures, such as emigrating the former nobles of the six countries to Guanzhong to prevent them from rebelling, some nobles of the six countries did not move away. In 209 BC, Chen Sheng and he first lit the fuse against Qin. Tian Heng, his brother Tian Rong and his cousin Tian Yun took the opportunity to kill Di County Magistrate and raised the banner of rebellion. The Tian brothers announced the restoration of Qi, and the three Nakata brothers became the king of Qi. But soon, Qin Jun fought back under the leadership of Zhang Han, and Tian Yun died. The Qi people learned that the younger brother of the last King of Qi in the Warring States Period was the King of Qi, Tian Jiao was the phase, and Tian was the general, which stopped the princes. Tian Rong defeated Dong 'e, Chu saved Xiang Liang, and Zhang Han defeated him. Tian Rong was very angry that Qi people set up Tian Ji, so Li attacked Tian Ji. Tian Ji of Qi fled to Chu, while the suburbs of Qi and Zhao of Qi went to Tian Ji. Tian Rong made his son the king of Qi, himself the prime minister, and his brother Tian Heng the general, and proclaimed himself emperor again. Xiang Liang pursued and demanded that Qi and Zhao send troops. At this time, let Chu and Zhao kill Tian Fake and Tian Jiaohe. Rejecting the suggestion of invigorating the market, Zhao followed the example of Chu, killing fields and horns. So Tian Rong refused to send troops. After killing Xiang Liang, Xiang Yu went north to save Zhao, and he held a grudge against Qi. Shortly after the demise of Qin, Xiang Yu led the troops to burn the Tuguan in Xianyang, and then sealed the princes. Tian Du, the general of the State of Qi, followed Xiang Yu to save Zhao, then entered the customs and was named King of Qi. At the end of the Warring States Period, Tian An, the grandson of Tian Jian, the king of Qi, was made king of northern Hebei. Tian Rongze refused to send troops to help Chu because he had been to Liyi and Xiang Liang, so he was not sealed. The King Tian City of Qi established by Tian Rong moved to the King of Jiaodong. Tian Rong was not crowned king, and he was even more resentful of Xiang Yu. In April 206 BC, various governors returned to China to take office. He found a confidant, that is, Chen Yu, who was equally dissatisfied with Xiang Yu's enfeoffment. He lent his army to Chen Yu. Chen Yu led the army to defeat Zhang Er, who was named Changshan King by Xiang Yu, and was renamed Dai Wang by Xiang Yu before the establishment of Zhao Wangxie. The King of Qi was afraid of Xiang Yu and wanted to be the king of Jiaodong. When Tian Rong saw that he couldn't stop it, he killed Qi Wangtian. Then he attacked Wang Tianan in the north of Hebei Province, drove away the days of the King of Qi, and occupied the land of Sanqi again. Xiang Yu saw that Tian Rong was constantly making trouble for him, so he sent his troops to attack together. Tian Rong was defeated and killed by local people when he fled to the plain. At this time, if Xiang takes correct measures, he can quickly settle down and become his solid rear. However, Xiang Yu made a serious mistake. He was angry with Tian Rong and found fault with him. He vented his anger against Tian Rong on the people of Qi, with the aim of killing them. So the people of Qi rebelled again and rose up against Xiang Yu. They made Tian Rong's younger brother Tian Heng king of Qi and fought against Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu was stuck in the quagmire of war and couldn't get out. Tian Heng led the troops to counterattack Chengyang (now Juxian County, Shandong Province). At the same time, Hanwang and Liu Bang led the troops to occupy Peng Cheng, Xiang Yu's lair (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu). Tian Heng once again occupied Qi, made his nephew Tian Guang king of Qi, and became the prime minister of Qi himself. Tian Heng occupied Qi for three years, and the Korean envoy came to Qi, urging Tian Heng to come with Korea to see Xiang Yu. Tian Heng agreed to Shi Li. However, Han Xin was jealous when he saw that Shi Li had won without fighting. He took advantage of Qi's surprise and attacked Qi. Tian Heng was very angry about this and questioned Li, who knew nothing about Han Xin's sudden move, and was speechless. Tian Heng cooked Li's food. In this way, Liu Bang's chief lobbyist was indirectly killed by Han Xin who abused power for personal gain. Han Xin attacked Qi, and Xiang Yu sent general Long Qie to save Qi, but Han Xin defeated Qi and Chu, and Tian Guang, the king of Qi, was also captured by Han Xin. Tian Heng then established himself as the king of Qi, led an army to counterattack Xia Houying, the Han general, and was defeated by Xia Houying here (now Taian, Shandong Province) and defected to his friend Peng Yue. Xiang Yu was soon defeated, and Peng Yue was also named King Liang. Tian Heng was desperate again, and led the remnants loyal to him to flee to an island, which is today's Tian Heng Island. Liu bang proclaimed himself emperor. He thought that Tian Heng and his younger brother Tian Rong were great heroes, and many talents from Qi joined them. If these problems are not solved, they will get into trouble again. So he sent messengers to the island to pardon Tian Heng and his men, and said to Tian Heng, if you can surrender, the king and the little one will wait, if you don't surrender, then send troops to attack. Tian Heng thought twice and decided to go to Luoyang to appear before Liu Bang. Prior to this, Liu Bang specifically told his younger brother Li Shang not to avenge his younger brother, and if he acted or behaved rudely, he would destroy his whole family. Tian Heng took two followers on the road. Thirty miles away from Luoyang, he said to the envoy of the Han Dynasty, "When people and ministers see the emperor, they should bathe and change clothes" and stopped. He said to his entourage, "At first, I was a vassal like Hanwang. Now Hanwang has become the son of heaven, and I have also become a vassal to meet him. This is a very shameful thing. Besides, I killed Li Shiqi, and now I want to be colleagues with Li Shiqi's brother. Even though he dared not do anything to me, I still felt guilty when I saw him. Besides, the emperor just wants to see what I really look like. Now the emperor is in Luoyang, less than 30 miles from Luoyang. When I die, you will cut off my head and show it to him. " So Tian Heng committed suicide, his followers cut off his head, and rode a fast horse with the messenger to Luoyang. Liu Bang sighed and said, "Three brothers were born in Shu Ren, but they can take the place of king. They are really sages. " So Tian Heng's two followers were appointed as a surname, and he sent more than 2,000 troops to bury Tian Heng with the etiquette of a vassal. And two of his entourage, after burying Tian Heng, dug two pits beside Tian Heng's grave and committed suicide. The song I sang before I died was the famous "Ramp Road". Liu bang was shocked when he learned that, so he sent an envoy again to explain to Tian Heng's family members who stayed on the island that Tian Heng was dead, asked them to surrender, and sealed them all. But more than 500 people heard that Tian Heng was dead, so they also committed suicide by singing "Ramp Road". Lu Lu badminton is an ancient elegy, and the full text is as follows: Lu Lu badminton, talk easy? In the Ming dynasty, the dew fell even more, and people died and came back. Wormwood is the place where the soul is concentrated. The sage and the ignorant are doomed to die, and the soul is in wormwood. "How to rush, today's ghost is not less. This song was later divided into two parts by Li Yannian during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The upper que is called "Qiulu" and the lower que is called "Haoli". The former sent kings and the latter sent literati.