There was a man from the State of Chu who was detained in the State of Qin and finally died in the State of Qin. Who is this man?

This man is Xiong Huai, a former Chu Huaiwang.

Chu Huaiwang was forced into a vertical by the six Shandong countries. He also took advantage of the civil strife in Vietnam to attack and destroy the country and set up a county in Jiangdong. However, he rejected the reformists, mistakenly believed in Zhang Yi, the lobbyist of Qin Dynasty, and destroyed the Qi-Chu alliance, losing to Qin, Qi and Hanzhong. When he was in power, he was greedy for money. He appointed officials to make Yin Zijue and Zi Lan, Shangguan doctor go to Shanxi merchants, loved Zheng Xiu in the south, and rejected Zuo Tu Qu Yuan, which led to the failure of state affairs. He was detained after entering Qin and died in Qin. Sima Zhen's Historical Records: "Zhao was trapped and died, but he was forced to go to prison."

Xiong Huai (374-296), surnamed Zhou, son of Xiong, father of King Xiang of Chu, was King of Chu in the Warring States Period, and reigned for 328-299.

Chu Huaiwang is an indecisive person. In the battle for Chyi Chin in the Central Plains, it was attacked by Chyi Chin. In the twentieth year of Chu Huaiwang, Qi Xuanwang wrote to persuade Chu to reconcile Qin and Qi. At that time, in the second year of Qin's existence, Zhang Yi was already dead. So, Wang Huai listened to Zhao Yin's advice and let Qin and Qi reconcile. In the twenty-fourth year of Wang Huai, Zhao Haoqi, king of Qin, acceded to the throne. Qin Zhaowang's mother is from the State of Chu, and advised her to make peace with the State of Chu. Qin gave her generously to the king of Chu, deviated from the peace between Qi and Qin, and went to Qin to marry her daughter and form a good marriage. In the twenty-fifth year of Huai Wang, he joined forces with Qin Wang in (now northeast of Xinye County, Henan Province), and Qin returned the land he occupied to Chu.

The alliance between Chu and Qin posed a threat, so Qi joined forces with Han and Wei to attack Chu. Han, Wei Ben and Qin "Lian Heng" dealt with Qi and Chu. Although Qin made peace with Han and Wei, he still attacked them. For example, in three years (308 BC), Qin Wuwang sent troops to capture Yiyang (now Yiyang West, Henan Province), a big county in South Korea, and killed 60,000 North Korean soldiers. In four years, Qin Zhao captured Wusui (now southeast of Yuanqu County, Shaanxi Province). In the year of Qin Zhaoyuan, Wang attacked Wei Pi's home (now west of Hejin County, Shanxi Province) but failed.

In the fourth year of Qin Zhao, Qin captured Puban (now Zhou Pu Town, southeast of Yongji County, Shanxi Province), Jinyang (west of Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province) and Fengling (southwest of Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province). So Han and Wei went to Qi.

About ten years ago (3 10 BC), after his father Tian Ying, the Duke of Qi attacked Xue's title, claiming to be a state official and holding the power of Qi. The unification of the Han and Wei dynasties is not only related to the promotion of Qin, but also related to the integration strategy. After North Korea and Wei arrived in Qi, Meng Changjun launched an attack on Chu, an ally of Qin. In the 19th year of Qi Xuanwang, the allied forces of Qi, Wei and South Korea attacked Chu Fangcheng, defeated the Chu army by blowing sand, and killed General Tommy (or Tang Mei) of Chu. The land north of Wanwan (now Nanyang, Henan) and Yeye (now Yexian, Henan) of Chu State was completely lost and divided between Korea and Wei State. Wandi is a rich land, the gateway for Chu to enter the Central Plains in the north, and an important strategic place for long-term management. Its loss blocked the way for Chu to enter the Central Plains northward.

Chu was defeated by the attack of the Three Kingdoms, so he sent a prince to Qi as a hostage and surrendered to Qi.

Qin was most worried about the submission of Chu to Qi, so Qin sent troops to attack for twenty-nine years, killing twenty thousand Chu troops and killing the king of Chu. The following year, Qin attacked Chu again and occupied eight cities. At the same time, Zhao Haoqi, the king of Qin, also wrote a letter asking Chu Huaiwang to meet him at Wuguan, so as to make the two countries get along well. Chu Huaiwang was embarrassed after receiving the letter and wanted to meet him, fearing that he would be cheated again; If I don't go, I'm afraid Qin will be angry and will be hit harder. Yin argued that Qin could not be trusted and had the ambition to annex the princes. We just need to increase our national defense strength. Zi Lan, the son of King Huai, advised him to go, thinking that the favour of Qin people could not be cut off, so Chu Huaiwang decided to go.

Qin Zhao didn't go to Wuguan at all, but only sent a general to ambush in Wuguan, pretending to be the king of Qin. As soon as Chu Huaiwang entered Wuguan, Qin Jun closed the door, hijacked King Huai to Xianyang, and appeared before King Qin Zhaowang in Zhangtai. Instead of accepting him as a monarch, he regarded him as Minister Fan. Wang Huai was furious and regretted not listening to Zhao Sui. The State of Qin put Chu Huaiwang under house arrest and threatened him to cede Wu and Qianzhong County to the State of Qin to make peace between the two countries. Chu Huaiwang is also ready to agree to form an alliance with Qin, but Zhao Haoqi of Qin insists on ceding territory before forming an alliance. Chu Huaiwang said angrily that Qin lied to me and forced me to give him land. He refused to give it, so Qin shut him up in Qin and refused to return home.

Chu Huaiwang was imprisoned in the State of Qin, so the Minister of the Interior took the Prince back from the State of Qi, made him king, that is, the King of Chu, and informed the State of Qin that Chu had a new king.

In the first year of King Xiang of Chu (298 BC), King Zhao of Qin saw that Chu Huaiwang would not give him land and established a new king in Chu, so he sent his troops out of Wuguan to attack Chu, defeated the Chu army, killed 50,000 people and seized Zhechuan 15 city in Henan. The following year, Chu Huaiwang fled the State of Qin and was discovered by the State of Qin, blocking the road to Chu. Afraid of Qi Weiwang, he fled to Zhao by another way. King Hui of Zhao acceded to the throne when he was young, and his father, King Wuling of Zhao, did not return to his hometown. King Hui dared not let King Huai enter the country. Chu Huaiwang tried to escape to the state of Wei, but the Qin people overtook him and hijacked him to the state of Qin. Chu Huaiwang was ill in the state of Qin and died in the state of Qin in three years (296 BC). When Qin sent Chu Huaiwang's body back to Chu, everyone in Chu felt sad, and the relationship between Qin Chu was completely broken.