King Wei of the Warring States Period

The Wei State does not have the destiny to dominate the world. Since ancient times, whoever wins Guanzhong wins the world.

Except for Qin, all other countries are not worthy of reunification. They are not worthy, do you understand?

During the Warring States Period, Wei still had hope of unifying the world. Wei Wenhou appointed Li Kui to carry out reforms, making Wei the number one power in the early Warring States period. At that time, Wei's general Wu Qi led 50,000 Wei soldiers to defeat Qin's 500,000-strong army, preventing Qin from going eastward for nearly 80 years. When he arrived at the time of King Hui of Wei, Pang Juan once expressed his opinion to King Hui. If he wanted to save Wei from the four wars, he must destroy a country. Pang Juan proposed to destroy the Qin State because the Qin State was very weak at that time, just like Yan and Han. However, King Hui refused to listen and listened to Gongshu Cuo to attack Qi, which caused the Wei State to miss the opportunity to unify the world.

Generally speaking, ancient China conquered the world and unified the south with the north. They either got the Guanxi area (including Guanlong, Hanzhong, and Sichuan) and then captured Shanxi. Or, the land of Jianghan and became a powerful force for Qin. Refer to the template of Yingzheng and Emperor Li Yuan of the Sui Dynasty, and then conquered the world. Or, they got the land of Shanxi and Hebei north of the Yellow River. They trained cavalry and went south to capture the Central Plains. Then they marched into Guanxi and captured Guanlong and Shuzhong. From Baidi City, they followed the river. Next, eliminate the navy in the south of the Yangtze River and then unify the world. Refer to the template, Liu Xiu, the Sima family of the Western Jin Dynasty, and Zhu Yuanzhang were able to unify the north with the south. First, the economy and population in the south were stronger than those in the north. Second, the military discipline of the Yuan Dynasty in the later period was loose and their combat effectiveness was low. Third, politically, the Mongols had serious internal strife and their local control was the worst in history. The Han landlord class was always in rebellion. Otherwise, it would be difficult for Zhu Yuanzhang to unify the north with the south.

The so-called "whoever wins Guanzhong wins the world" is actually a paradox. When China established itself as a country, it has never changed. It has never changed. In the previous years, the Yellow Emperor established China with the Xiong family to unify the Central Plains, and Henan was the cornerstone. Huangdi had two sons, Xuanxiao and Changyi. After Huangdi's death, the throne was passed to his eldest son Xuanxiao. Xuanxiao only had one son named Xiuji, but after Xuanxiao's death, Xiuji was overthrown by his uncle Changyi's son Zhuanxu who raised troops from Shandong. After Zhuan Xu defeated the general Gong Gong left by Xuan Xiao to his son, he usurped the throne and proclaimed himself emperor (since he was the emperor). Zhuanxu had two sons named Qiongchan and Gun. Zhuanxu passed Qiongchan to the throne. Emperor Ji's son Diku raised an army in Hebei to defeat Qiongchan and exiled her, usurping the throne and proclaiming himself king. Emperor Ku had four sons named Zhi, Qi, Qi and Yao. Emperor Ku passed the throne to Zhi. Yao raised an army in Hebei and defeated Zhi, usurping the throne and proclaiming himself king. Yao was mediocre in his later years and did not cultivate military equipment. Qiongchan's fifth generation Sun Shun joined forces with Gun to defeat Yao in Shandong, usurped the throne and proclaimed himself king, and exiled Yao in his later years. Shun was not a very wise monarch. After he became king, he soon lost the support of the clans and tribes in Shandong. In his later years, he killed Gun, who had never done anything wrong. Gun's son Siwen was ordered to do great work in controlling the floods. In addition, his outstanding performance in controlling the floods for 13 years won the support of the clans and tribes in Shandong. He defeated Shun with an army and imprisoned Shun in Kuaiji Youshu, and he became king. After Si Wenming's death, people called him Dayu. Yu's son Qi suppressed the Hebei tribe, the leader of Dongyi and the supporters of Shun's descendants, and successfully ascended the throne and became king and changed his title to queen. After his death, he was called king or emperor.

King Hui of Wei was indeed a prodigal, and he went downhill from then on.

Why haven't you updated in the past few days?

It feels good, I hope it doesn't ruin the character

I thought it was the start of modern people's seizing the body. The result is that ancient people return to the past. History teaches people lessons that future generations will never remember.

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