Wei State and Wei State have very different statuses in history, but the two neighboring countries are destined to be entangled. Since the Warring States Period, Wei State has gradually weakened, but the magical thing is that Wei State was the last country among the Zhou vassal states to be destroyed by Qin.
According to Sima Guang's "Zizhi Tongjian", in the forty-fourth year of King Xian's reign (Bingshen, 325 BC), Wei Pinghou passed away and his heirs were established. Wei Youxu died in Wei because the king of Wei was curing his illness. When the successor heard about it, he asked someone to buy it for fifty gold. As for the Five Rebellions, Wei refused to cooperate with them, so they were replaced by the Zuo family. The left and right admonitions said: "Is it okay for me to buy one Xu Mi for one capital?" Si Jun said: "This is not what you know. There is no small rule and no big chaos. If the law is not established, there is no need to punish, even if there are ten Zuo clans, it is useless. If the law is established, there will be punishment, and there is no harm in losing ten Zuo clans." When the king of Wei heard about it, he said: "It is unlucky not to listen to the desire of the master." He left because of the carriage and offered it alone.
Why did King Wei suddenly compromise? Who was this fugitive that King Wei would sacrifice the city for in exchange? I couldn't help but think about what kind of story there was between them.