Qin Shi Huang (259 BC - 210 BC): Ying Zheng. The king of Qin during the Warring States Period and the founder of the Qin Dynasty. It is estimated that he reigned from 247 to 210 years ago. The son of King Zhuangxiang of Qin. When he came to the throne, he was only 13 years old. Lu Buwei and the empress dowager's favored eunuch Lao Ai had exclusive power over Lu Yong. After taking office in the ninth year (238 BC), he suppressed the Lao'ai rebellion. The following year, Wei was appointed prime minister. He followed Han Fei's teachings, appointed Li Si, and sent Wang Jian and other generals to continue attacking the six countries. Starting from the destruction of Korea in the seventeenth year (230 BC) to the destruction of Qi in the twenty-sixth year, the great cause of unification was completed in ten years and the first centralized feudal state in Chinese history was established. The country was divided into thirty-six counties, with counties under the counties; the "Emperor" was established as the supreme ruler, all major national affairs were decided by the Emperor, and important central and local officials were directly appointed and dismissed by the Emperor; laws, settlements, currency, and writing were unified; the city defenses in neighboring areas during the Warring States period were demolished, and canyon roads and straight roads were connected to the five-foot road between today's Sichuan Basin and the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau to strengthen national land transportation. They also sent troops to the north to attack the Xiongnu, built the Great Wall, and settled in the south. These measures were conducive to consolidating unification and promoting economic and cultural development. At the same time, despotism was implemented, severe punishments were imposed, and servitude was heavy, and the masses used troops year after year, making the people miserable. This book shows the growth process and life development trajectory of Qin Shihuang Yingzheng from the top of the throne, the unification of China, the political achievements, and the eternal existence.
Reader comments
The life of Qin Shihuang is too confusing. These are all history books written by later generations. Is the real Qin Shihuang, the world thousands of years ago, the battle of the seven kingdoms, the real Fusu, and the real Hu Hai really what he said?
Everything depends on the exploration of latecomers. I don't know what kind of legendary past events will be written in future history books?
The great achievements of the First Emperor are a myth. His dream of unifying the world has come true, but he is still not satisfied. His life is really embarrassing. His downward spiral also started when he met Xu Fu and Lu Sheng. I read another novel about him because Xu Fu's elixir contains a kind of chronic poison that cannot be detected (blind guessing can cause hallucinations, making him think it is the effect of the elixir). He is fine if he takes it for a short period of time, because he is too superstitious and eats too much.
The plot of the book "Qin Shi Huang" is very attractive! Especially Yiren's experience as a hostage in Zhao State makes people feel his embarrassment and tenacity. But I kind of hate Mrs. Huayang. Although she is favored, it is a bit puzzling that she can become the main wife without any heirs. However, this book can indeed let us understand the growth process of Qin Shihuang, which is very educational!
The information is comprehensive, but I don't know if it's true or not.
The life of Qin Shihuang is too confusing. These are all history books written by later generations. Is the real Qin Shihuang, the world thousands of years ago, the battle of the seven kingdoms, the real Fusu, and the real Hu Hai really what he said? Everything depends on the exploration of latecomers. I don't know what kind of legendary past events will be written in future history books?
The great achievements of the First Emperor are a myth. His dream of unifying the world has come true, but he is still not satisfied. His life is really embarrassing. His downward spiral also started when he met Xu Fu and Lu Sheng. I read another novel about him because Xu Fu's elixir contains a kind of chronic poison that cannot be detected (blind guessing can cause hallucinations, making him think it is the effect of the elixir). He is fine if he takes it for a short period of time, because he is too superstitious and eats too much.
The plot of the book "Qin Shi Huang" is very attractive! Especially Yiren's experience as a hostage in Zhao State makes people feel his embarrassment and tenacity. But I kind of hate Mrs. Huayang. Although she is favored, it is a bit puzzling that she can become the main wife without any heirs. However, this book can indeed let us understand the growth process of Qin Shihuang, which is very educational!
The information is comprehensive, but I don't know if it's true or not.
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