Qin Shihuang Yingzheng was the first emperor in Chinese history. His ascension to the throne and the unification of the six kingdoms were not easy.
Ying Zheng ascended the throne due to the death of his predecessor, King Qin Zhuangxiang. Ying Zheng, who was only thirteen years old, was established as King of Qin. At this time, the situation in the Qin State was turbulent, with powerful officials fighting internally and surrounded by six countries outside. However, Yingzheng used his calm and courageous attitude to quell the civil strife and stabilize the government.
The unification of the Six Kingdoms was the pinnacle of Ying Zheng's lifetime achievements. He made good use of virtuous ministers and generals, such as Wang Jian and Li Si, to formulate sophisticated strategies. Externally, the Qin army's troops were as powerful as a broken bamboo, and they successively destroyed the six countries of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi. Inside, Yingzheng implemented Shang Yang's reforms, rewarded farming and weaving, and rectified the administration of officials, making Qin's national power increasingly prosperous.
Ying Zheng unified the six countries, ended hundreds of years of feudal rule, and established the first unified dynasty in Chinese history. It unified currency, writing, weights and measures, and implemented the county system, which had a profound impact on Chinese history. These great achievements are truly the feats of one emperor through the ages.
How on earth did he do it? From the proton to the King of Qin, and finally unified the world, how did he gradually counterattack? What is its growth process?
