First, Tian Lei.

Tian Lei (? -257 BC), The Warring States Policy was written by Gong. During the Warring States Period, there was a man named Mi in Yan County (now Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Meixian County, Shaanxi Province). Bai was a native of Chu, and many epitaphs of Bai in Tang Dynasty recorded in detail that his ancestor was Wang Sun of Chu Ping. The white theory contained in the book of the New Tang Dynasty Prime Minister's Genealogy has been wrongly proved to be wrong. China was a military strategist, a famous military strategist and a representative of the military strategist in the Warring States Period. China was a military strategist, a famous military strategist and a representative of the military strategist in the Warring States Period.

Tian Lei is good at fighting, and has a good relationship with Wei Ran, the eldest brother of Xu Antai, the State of Qin. Leitian fought in the Six Kingdoms during the Qin and Zhao Haoqi periods, and made great contributions to the unification of the Six Kingdoms. In the Iraq war, he defeated the Wei-Han allied forces and captured the capital city of Chu, Yong City. The battle of Changping hit Zhao's main force hard and made outstanding achievements. Tian Lei served as the general of Qin State for more than 30 years, besieged more than 70 cities, wiped out nearly one million enemy troops, and was named Wu Anjun.

Bai Qi is another outstanding strategist and commander-in-chief in China history after Sun Wu and Wu Qi. In Qian Zi Wen, he, together with Lian Po, Li Mu and Wang Jian, is called the four famous soldiers in the Warring States Period, ranking first among the four famous soldiers in the Warring States Period.

Second, Wei Ran.

Wei Ran, also known as Wei Jian and Yue Wei, is nicknamed "Empress Ang" because the food city is in Ang. Ministers of Qin State during the Warring States Period. Xuan Di's half-brother, uncle of the king of Qin. He has been in office since Hui Wang's time. Qin Wuwang died lifting a tripod at the age of 23. He has no son, and his brothers are vying for the position. With great strength, Wei Ran established the Zhao Haoqi of Qin, and also helped Zhao Haoqi of Qin eliminate his competitors.

Since then, Wei Ran has monopolized power in the State of Qin by virtue of his special relationship with Zhao Haoqi. He served as the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty for four times in his life, with many party members, and won the favor of Emperor Xuandi. As a general, Zeng Baoqi attacked the city and marched eastward, defeating the "Three Jin" and Qiang Chu, and achieved outstanding results, making him the commander-in-chief of "propping up rivers and mountains, encircling the girders, and making the princes gather their hands and serve Qin".

In 65438 BC+year 10 month, that is, in 288 BC, Zhao Haoqi of Qin sent Wei Ran to Qi, and Qi Wang and Zhao Haoqi proclaimed themselves emperors at the same time. Qin is the western emperor and Qi is the eastern emperor. They are going to unite five countries to attack Zhao and divide Zhao into three parts. However, Qin's Lian Heng strategy failed and was destroyed by Su Qin's alliance.

Third, Shang Hu.

Dewll Hu, also known as Shang Hu, was a guest of Qin at the end of the Warring States Period. He led many times to defeat Wei and other countries, among which the battle of Huayang was the most classic battle he commanded (together with Bai Qi), and there was no historical record after the war in 270 BC.

Fourth, Sima Cuo.

Sima Cuo, born in Shaoliang, Qin State (now south of Hancheng, Shaanxi Province), is a historian and the eighth ancestor of Sima Qian, a famous general of Qin State during the Warring States Period. He lived in Qin Huiwen, Qin Wuwang and Qin Zhaoxiang Dynasties.

Sima Cuo is a strategist. I once had an argument with Zhang Yi, thinking that getting Shu is getting Chu. In the ninth year of Qin Huiwen's reign (3 16 BC), Sima Cuo led an army to destroy Shu. In the 27th year of Qin Xiang (280 BC), Sima Cuo led the Longxi Army to attack Chu from south to east, forcing Chu to give up the land north of Hanshui River and (now northwest Hubei). The story after that is unknown.

Five, died of disease

Disease (? -300 years ago), also known as Gui Lizi and Yan, was an imperial clan and general of the State of Qin in the middle of the Warring States, an illegitimate child, half-brother of Qin Huiwen Wang, and his mother was Korean. Because of his resourcefulness, he was dubbed as a "think tank" by later generations and respected as a "teacher" by later generations. He assisted Qin Wanghui, Qin Wuwang, Qin Zhaowang and other Qin monarchs.

The name of scorpion is disease. Because of living in Zhuanli (once said, now Weinan, Shaanxi), it is called Zhuanlizi. Later, he served as the General Staff (Assistant Chief of Staff of Daliangzhou), and was called General Sickness. Later, it was sealed in Yandao County, Shu County (now Yandao Town, Yingjing County, Sichuan Province), and it was named Yan Jun, known as Yan Jijun in history. Later generations took the fief as their surname, so it was also regarded as one of the roots of Yan's family.

Six, Wang Bi

Wang bi (? -244 BC), also known as Wang Kun, No. At the end of the Warring States Period, Wang Bi, a general of Qin State, was an old general of Qin State after three generations of Qin kings. In 260 BC, in the battle of Changping, Bai Qi was the upper general and Wang Bi was the second lieutenant, and Zhao was greatly defeated. In 259 BC, Wu 'an and Pilao of Zhao were captured. In 258 BC, instead of the mausoleum, the whole army besieged Handan, the capital of Zhao, but failed to conquer it. The combined forces of Chu and Wei defeated Qin Jun.

In 257 BC, Wang Bi continued to attack Handan, but he still failed to conquer it. At the same time, reinforcements from all over the country attacked Wang Bi and defeated Qin Jun at the gate of Handan. Wang Bi fled near Fencheng, where reinforcements were located in Qin Jun. Soon Wang Bi captured Fencheng, and later conquered Wei Guoning's loyalty. In 247 BC, Wang Bi conquered Shangdang cities, and the State of Qin established Taiyuan County. In 244 BC, Wang Bi died.

References:

Shang Hu-Baidu encyclopedia

Wang Bi-Baidu Encyclopedia

Disease-Baidu Encyclopedia

Sima CuO-Baidu Encyclopedia

Baidu Bai

Bai Qi-Baidu Encyclopedia