The Spring and Autumn Period of the Zhao Family in the Warring States Period

King Zhao Xiaocheng, surnamed Ying, surnamed Zhao, named Dan, was the son of King Zhao Huiwen. In 260 BC, King Zhao Xiaocheng replaced the veteran Lian Po with Zhao Kuo, switched from defense to offense, and took the initiative to attack Qin across the board in Changping (now northwest of Gaoping, Shanxi). Qin general Bai Qi launched a counter-siege, which cut off Zhao's army's food routes and trapped them in Changping. In the end, the Zhao army was deprived of food for forty-six days and divided into four groups to break through the encirclement five times without success. Zhao Kuo died in battle, and 450,000 Zhao soldiers were killed. The Zhao Kingdom was greatly shaken, which is known as the Battle of Changping in history. In 245 BC, King Zhao Xiaocheng passed away.

By the way, isn't he Prince Dan of the Yan Kingdom?

Isn't it Prince Yan Pill? Is there any Prince Zhao Pill?

It is said to be Prince Dan of Yan State, right?

I saw a lot of people talking about Zhao Kuo. The most straightforward thing is to talk about military affairs on paper. I feel a little aggrieved for him. First, in ancient times, a general who could command 400,000 troops was powerful enough in his own right. 400,000 Troops, when combined together, would be overwhelming. If the command was not good, he would be in chaos first. Second, Lian Po went up and lost a line of defense and could only hold on, unable to counterattack. At that time, the logistics of Qin and Zhao could not keep up. After fighting for several months, Zhao Guoxian could not hold on any longer. Many people starved to death. Lian Po said that he could not win, so he had to change generals. It felt like he was forced. Who made your father and his horse so awesome? Third, Zhao Kuo was without food for 48 days after being besieged, but he was still able to stabilize the morale of his troops and break out of the siege. In the end, he was shot to death before Zhao Jun surrendered, which also proves his commanding power. More than 200,000 soldiers led by the famous general Bai Qi died. Fourth, the Zhao State lost 400,000 people in the Battle of Changping, which directly led to the decline of its national power. The whole country was in mourning. In addition to hating the Qin people, they also hated Zhao Kuo. You can understand it if you are hacked. The above points directly or indirectly prove that Zhao Kuo was indeed a little unjust and was hacked for two thousand years. Personal understanding, what do you say?

Great book! Come on, author! !

The so-called Warring States Period refers to a time of great strife. Conflict will make a country strong, but otherwise it will be destroyed.

Zhao Guo lost in terms of national strength, let alone Li Mu and Zhao Kuo. Even if Wu Qi was resurrected, as long as Changping and Qin could not hold out, Zhao Guo would definitely be defeated.

After reading and observing this book, I found that women are too weak and lack the masculinity of men.

The one who unified the six kingdoms is our great Qin