The Fifty-Sixth Year of King Zhao of Qin

Ying Ji was one of the longest-reigning rulers in Chinese history. He was cunning and devious, possessed extraordinary wisdom, and carried out bloody massacres. During his fifty-six years on the throne, brilliant figures surrounded him. Ying Ji, Wei Ran, and Fan Ju planned campaigns from afar and marched east beyond the Xiao Mountains. In the end, Ying Ji personally brought the Zhou dynasty to its end, laying a solid foundation for Qin to unite the six kingdoms.

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