What are the three schools of Qu Jingzhao in the Dafuqin of Chu State? Why did the king of Chu ask their advice and send troops?

Qu Jingzhao's three families in Dafuqin belong to the interests of the royal family and the state in Chu, and these three families have mastered more than half of the country's military and political power, so the king of Chu needs to consult with these three families if he wants to send troops.

Although there are three families, Zhao in Qujing belongs to the Chu royal family, which has a unified surname, but Zhao in Qujing is their surname, not their surname. So in fact, Qu Jingzhao is a family, they all belong to the descendants of the Chu royal family, and their power is also very huge. Even the king of Chu should fear three points.

Extended data:

In the plot of Empire of the Great Qin Dynasty, the author forcibly opposed Chu and Qin on the grounds of "divide and rule", and described some common problems in the third century BC as unique problems of Chu, so he came to the conclusion that "Chu divided and ruled and died". Although this chapter uses argumentative essays, it still belongs to the plot of the novel and cannot be confused with history.

As for Qu, Jing and Zhao, they are all ancient families that appeared around the Spring and Autumn Period, and they have flourished for centuries in the Warring States Period. It is not surprising that they used local advantages and population base to fill the Chu court. Similar to the Qitian family, there was no similar situation in Sanjin because the scholars in the Central Plains were too developed, and Qin Heyan was mainly a foreigner because the local scholars were underdeveloped.