Qin destroyed the worst battle of the six countries.

What was the most tragic battle of the Qin Dynasty to unify the six countries? What's the impact on Qin?

In the process of Qin's unification of the six countries, the most tragic battle began in 262 BC and ended in 260 BC.

Wedge-When the God of War was born, all countries could not do it.

Half a century before the outbreak of the battle of Changping, the strength of Qin after Shang Yang's political reform has been growing. Because the new Qin law resolutely implemented the rank system and suppressed the old aristocratic forces, those who made meritorious deeds were punished, which made countless young people of the civilian class see the hope of making meritorious deeds in the military. Tian Lei, on the other hand, seized this opportunity, starting from a nobody in the camp of Qin State, established immortal feats for many times and gradually grew into an independent general of Qin State.

In 293 BC, Zhao Xiang and Ying Ji, the king of Qin, reigned for twelve years, and only Tian Lei, Zuo Geng, personally commanded Qin Jun. In the Battle of Yi Que, 240,000 allied soldiers fell by Qin Jun's sword, and Wei Jun's commander-in-chief rhinoceros was killed. After the defeat, Han commander-in-chief fled. After this battle, south Korea's elite troops were completely lost, so in desperation, they had to cede territory to seek temporary peace in Han Dynasty.

In 292 BC, the year after the Battle of Yi Que, the victorious State of Qin allowed Tian Lei to move eastward again. This time, Zhao Haoqi of Qin turned his attention to Wei, whose strength was declining. In less than a year, 6 1 cities of Wei were successively incorporated into the territory of Qin, and almost all the land captured by Wei during the Wuhou period was lost, and its territory was shrinking day by day. None of them was once a Warring States country.

In 280 BC, Xiong Heng, who had just ascended the throne of Chu, decided to contact other countries in Shandong to fight Qin again in order to restore the hegemony of Chu and avenge his father Chu Huaiwang who died in Qin. Zhao Haoqi Xiang of Qin soon learned the news and decided to send another general Tian Lei to attack Chu. Under the command of Tian Lei, the Chu army suffered a losing streak. Not only a large area of land north of Hanshui River was occupied by Qin State, but also the capital Ying Du was lost. Chu, an old-fashioned power that rose in the south, gradually sank until it was destroyed by Qin in 223 BC.

Korea, Wei and Chu are all vulnerable, while Qi's national strength is not as good as before, and it withdrew from the sequence of first-class powers early. As for Guo Yan, the old enemy of Qi State, Wang Hui, the Yan State, who acceded to the throne shortly after, listened to rumors and replaced Le Yi, who had made outstanding achievements in military service. The army of Yan State suffered a crushing defeat, which not only made Tian Chan shine brilliantly because of the fire bull array, but also ruined the painstaking efforts of Yan Zhaowang and Le Yi for decades.

In this way, looking at the whole era, there is only one country-Zhao, which can resist Qin's fighters and Tian Lei, the god of war.

Khufu riding and shooting-King Wuling gave it to Zhao Xinsheng.

After Han, Wei and Zhao divided the State of Jin, the newly established Zhao Guoyuan was not as powerful as people thought. On land, Wei is the largest of the three countries; As far as resources are concerned, South Korea has the largest Yiyang Iron Mountain in the world at that time, and it can make the most sophisticated weapons, which is also the source of the phrase "the world is strong, and the crossbow is out of South Korea". In fact, Zhao's life has been particularly difficult for more than half a century since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Even during the Wei Huiwang period, Handan, the capital of Zhao State, was conquered by Pang Juan, a famous Wei State. If Sun Bin had not defeated Pang Juan by besieging Wei to save Zhao, Zhao would probably face the fate of national subjugation. Since then, during his 24 years in office, he has repeatedly attacked Wei, but the final effect is not great, and he has repeatedly attacked and lost.

In 326 BC, Zhao Suhou died of illness, and his son Zhao Yong succeeded to the throne, becoming the master of Zhao Guoxin, the later king of Zhao Wuling. Zhao's fate began to be rewritten.

In practice, it is found that the wide sleeves of the Central Plains people are in the way when riding horses and fighting, and they are far less convenient to wear than the clothes of the Hu people. Therefore, he decided to carry out military reform and build a brand-new army, and tried his best to win the recognition of Wang Shu, Zhao Cheng and other conservatives, and promoted "Khufu riding and shooting" in Zhao State. In fact, after the reform, Zhao did achieve very obvious results and won the battle with Xiongnu and other tribes. With the assistance of Fei Yi, Lou Man and other important officials, Zhao's national strength increased greatly, becoming the only first-class power with capital to compete with Qin.

What was the most tragic battle in which Qin destroyed six countries?

Battle of Baiyue

After Qin destroyed the six eastern countries, the talented Qin Shihuang turned his attention to Baiyue in the south and launched a war against Baiyue. Baiyue is also commonly called Lingnan, which is the present Guangdong and Guangxi. In the war between Qin and Baiyue, * * * happened three times. The first time was in 2 19 BC. Qin Shihuang ordered Tu Youyou to lead 500,000 troops south to attack Baiyue. The second time was in 2 14 BC, when Qin Jun attacked Baiyue under the leadership of Ren Yao and Zhao Tuo.

The war leveled the land of Baiyue, unified Lingnan and established Nanhai, Guilin and Xiang Jun counties. The third time was in 2 10 BC, when Zhao Tuo, the general of the Qin Dynasty, attacked Luo Ou. Historians generally say that this time is only a continuation of the Second War. In short, these three times are collectively called "Qin Shihuang's Three Signs of Lingnan".

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In 2 14 BC, Qin Shihuang once again sent Ren Tao and Zhao Tuo to attack Lingnan with a great army. This time, coach Qin Jun learned a bloody lesson from the last time. While using force, he adopted the way of reconciliation, which greatly reduced the intensity of Vietnamese resistance. At the same time, every time Qin Jun captured a place, the Central Plains people who accompanied him settled down, which made the Qin army have a strong foundation.

In this way, after four years of tossing and turning, Ren Tao and Zhao Tuo finally circled 500,000 square kilometers of land in Lingnan area into the territory of Qin Shihuang. Qin Shihuang established three counties in Lingnan: Guilin County, Nanhai County and Xiang Jun County. Ren Tao was appointed captain of Nanhai, and Zhao Tuo was appointed magistrate of Longchuan County of Nanhai County.

Since then, Qin Shihuang has been emigrating to Lingnan. These immigrants brought the advanced culture, agriculture and handicraft technology of the Central Plains, which made the economic, social and cultural development of the relatively closed and backward Lingnan area gradually catch up with the pace of the Central Plains.

Since the reform and opening-up, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi in Lingnan area have taken the lead in setting an example, enjoying favorable conditions and favorable people, and taking the lead in economic and social development.

Qin destroyed the worst war of the six countries.

The battle of Changping was at a disadvantage from the beginning and was at loggerheads with Zhao. Zhao couldn't keep Lian Po, and wanted to grind the edge, and then sent troops to destroy it. After the Qin Dynasty, the prince of Zhao was abandoned in Lian Po by using double agents, and Zhao Kuo, an armchair strategist, was easily used. China soldiers were ambushed outside the city and were besieged, so the supplies could not be delivered to the army. Guo Si was forced to lead an army to break through, defeated by Qin Jun, and Guo Si was also killed. When the commander-in-chief was killed, the morale of Zhao soldiers was in chaos and they surrendered to Qin. Qin * * * captured 400,000. Zhao Jun was ordered to dig a pit, and then 400,000 prisoners were buried alive in this pit.