After Qin Shihuang unified the world, he didn't kill the Six Nobles. So, how did the Six Nobles treat him?

After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he didn't kill the nobles of the six countries for various reasons, but the nobles of the six countries were convinced by him on the surface, but they were not convinced from the bottom of their hearts, and they were made a little trouble for Qin Shihuang.

in 221 BC, Qin Shihuang unified the whole world. After unifying the world, he vigorously promoted the county system, which meant properly handling the rulers of the six countries and many nobles and officials attached to the six countries. At this time, how to deal with the nobles of the six countries must be put on the agenda, which is an urgent problem to be solved. How to solve it?

unlike Xiang Yu and Liu Bang, Qin Shihuang later became a family by war. When he was reunified, Qin Shihuang did not kill the city, but let these nobles go. It's obviously not appropriate to kill them now. If they don't kill, they don't care. The nobles of the six countries enjoy certain privileges and prestige in their respective territories. If we leave them where they are, it is obvious that they will have endless troubles. In this way, we can neither kill nor let go. On the surface, this seems to be a problem. How can we say that Qin Shihuang was the first emperor through the ages? He came up with an appropriate solution to these aristocratic problems.

Qin Shihuang built a palace for them in Xianyang and gave them some subsidies to replace their original income, so that they could continue to live a happy life. According to historical records, there are 12, households, which is a recognized statistic. The base number for transforming a family into a population is 5. In other words, Qin Shihuang arranged 6, people for this immigration alone. Of course, some people will say that the figure of 12, households is obviously exaggerated. But the question is, can the population of an aristocratic family really reach five? Their servants, servants, concubines and slaves add up. There are already more than five people.