Records of Emperors, Famous Ministers and Good Generals of China's Past Dynasties

Detailed introduction to the lives, historical achievements, major contributions, interesting anecdotes, etc. Of emperors, famous ministers, and good generals in history. Qin Shihuang January 27, 259 BC - 210 BC, 1910 was born in the first month of the forty-eighth year of King Zhao of Qin. The exact place of birth was south of the Wenming Hall ruins of Dabeicheng in Kuocheng, Handan at that time, and to the south of Congtai, east of Zhongjie Street in today's city, and in the Zhujia Lane area southwest of Congtai. He is the middle son of King Zhuangxiang of Qin, and the 35th grandson of Erai, an important minister of the Shang Dynasty. His surname is Zhao, and he has a famous political name. Qin Shihuang Qin Shihuang In 247 BC, King Zhuangxiang of Qin died, and the 13-year-old Qin Shi Huang was established as King of Qin. At this time, Lu Buwei became the prime minister, granted 100,000 households, and named him Marquis Wenxin, and he had great power alone. Due to his young age when he came to the throne, the state affairs were all controlled by Lu Buwei, the prime minister, who respected Lu Buwei as his second father. In 239 BC, King Qin was 21 years old and was about to take charge of the government. However, at this time, a fierce political struggle broke out in the Qin court. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.