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The Great Qin Empire 大秦帝国
In the final years of the Warring States period, when rituals and music had fallen into disrepair and rival powers fought for supremacy, Qin faced the threat of annihilation, surrounded by powerful states. Yet it rose from among them through brutal competition. Beginning with Duke Xiao of Qin, the state weathered hardship, enacted sweeping reforms, upheld the rule of law, and unified its policies. It took more than 160 years and the unwavering efforts of six generations of leaders to bring about
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The Great Qin Empire: Abridged Edition (Five-Volume Set) 大秦帝国：精华版（全五册）
During the Warring States period, when rival kingdoms battled for supremacy, Qin was a weak state on the northwestern frontier. Hemmed in by aristocrats at home and watched by powerful enemies abroad, it stood on the brink of extinction. At this critical moment, Qin produced a succession of wise rulers and able ministers. In just over a century, it went from a weak state that could only take a beating to an invincible power that swept all before it. After Duke Xiao of Qin took the throne, he rec
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Sun Haohui's Definitive Hardcore Masterpiece (Complete in Twelve Volumes) 孙皓晖硬核代表作（全十二册）
The Qin Empire: At the end of the Warring States period, when ritual and music had fallen into disrepair and the various powers contended for supremacy, Qin faced the threat of annihilation, surrounded by rival states. Yet through bloody competition, it rose among the great powers. Beginning with Duke Xiao of Qin, the state underwent arduous reforms, embraced the rule of law, and unified its policies. It took more than 160 years and the unwavering efforts of six generations of leaders to complet
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The Qin Empire 2: The Qin Empire: A Nation's Fate Across the Land 大秦帝国2：大秦帝国·国命纵横
The second installment of The Great Qin Empire, The Fate of the Nation: Vertical and Horizontal Strategies, consists of three volumes: the Upper Volume, Middle Volume, and Lower Volume. The six states form a vertical alliance to resist Qin. Qin appoints Zhang Yi as its chief minister, using a horizontal alliance to break the vertical one and pursue even greater growth as it rises to power. King Huiwen of Qin joins forces with the reform faction, crushing the old nobility's rebellion with an iron
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The Qin Empire, Volume Three: Warhorses and Iron Spears, Part One 大秦帝国第三部《金戈铁马》上卷
The Qin appointed Fan Ju as chancellor and adopted a strategy of allying with distant states while attacking nearby ones. Under the command of Bai Qi, it won a decisive victory at the Battle of Changping. The Six States began to decline, and Qin established its position as the hegemon. As the Qin army advanced east, the Son of Heaven of Zhou and his court in Luoyang greeted them in panic. At the Battle of Yiyang, the centurion Bai Qi first made a name for himself. King Wu of Qin marched on Luoya
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The Great Qin Empire, Volume Five: Iron and Blood Civilization, Part Two 大秦帝国第五部《铁血文明》下卷
With the rule of law as its foundation and warfare as its principal instrument, King Ying Zheng of Qin weathered countless upheavals, conquered the six states, and brought about unification, creating a unified civilization. The first centralized empire in Chinese history was born. Lü Buwei hung The Annals of Lü Buwei at the four gates of Xianyang, openly offering a thousand pieces of gold to anyone who could change a single character. Wang Jian, Li Si, and Meng Tian formed an alliance with King
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The Great Qin Empire, Book One: Black Tornado, Part Two 大秦帝国第一部《黑色裂变》中卷
Duke Xiao of Qin and Shang Yang enacted reforms to strengthen the state. Qin grew from weakness to strength, reclaimed lost territory, and began its rise. In this age of great contention, when rival powers vied for supremacy and the land changed by the day, and in the Warring States period, when heroes emerged and a hundred schools of thought contended, the western frontier of China was undergoing an unprecedented “black upheaval.” In 362 BC, Duke Xian of Qin was struck by a poisoned arrow and d
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The Great Qin Empire, Book Five: Ironblood Civilization, Volume One 大秦帝国第五部《铁血文明》上卷
With the rule of law and civilization as his backing, and warfare as his primary means, King Ying Zheng of Qin weathered countless storms, conquered the Six States, and completed the great unification, creating a unified civilization. The first unified empire in Chinese history came into being. Lü Buwei hung copies of Lüshi Chunqiu at the four gates of Xianyang, openly offering a thousand gold pieces to anyone who could change a single character. Wang Jian, Li Si, and Meng Tian joined forces wit
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The Great Qin Empire, Part One: The Black Crack, Volume Two 大秦帝国第一部《黑色裂变》下卷
Duke Xiao of Qin and Shang Yang enacted reforms to strengthen their state. Qin grew from weak to strong, reclaimed lost territory, and began its rise. In an age of fierce competition, when the balance of power shifted by the day, and in the Warring States era, when heroes abounded and a hundred schools of thought contended, the western frontier of the Chinese lands was undergoing an unprecedented “black upheaval.” In 362 BC, Duke Xian of Qin was struck by a poisoned arrow and died in battle. His
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The Qin Empire, Book Five: Iron and Blood Civilization, Volume Two 大秦帝国第五部《铁血文明》中卷
Backed by a civilization governed by law and relying chiefly on warfare, King Ying Zheng of Qin weathered countless storms, conquered the Six States, and completed the great unification, establishing a unified civilization. China's first great unified empire came into being. Lü Buwei hung copies of The Spring and Autumn Annals of Lü at the four gates of Xianyang, publicly offering a thousand pieces of gold for every character changed. Wang Jian, Li Si, and Meng Tian formed an alliance with the
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The Qin Empire, Volume Two: The Nation's Destiny and the Art of Power, Part Two 大秦帝国第二部《国命纵横》中卷
The six states formed an alliance to resist Qin. Qin appointed Zhang Yi as its chancellor, using diplomacy to break the alliance and pursuing further growth as the powerful state rose to prominence. King Hui of Qin allied himself with the reformers, ruthlessly suppressing rebellions by the old aristocracy and restoring order at court. He appointed young pillars of talent loyal to the new laws, forming a vigorous new generation at the heart of power and making full preparations to advance east i
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The Qin Empire, Book Three: Golden Spears and Iron Horses, Part Two 大秦帝国第三部《金戈铁马》下卷
Qin appointed Fan Ju as chancellor and pursued a strategy of befriending distant states while attacking nearby ones. Under Bai Qi's command, Qin won a decisive victory at the Battle of Changping. The Six States began to decline, and Qin established its dominance. As Qin's armies advanced east, the Son of Heaven of Zhou and his court in Luoyang greeted them in a panic. At the Battle of Yiyang, the hundred-man commander Bai Qi first made his mark. King Wu of Qin marched on Luoyang, where he died s
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