Da Qin Xiaoli

According to the research of Buddhist master Zhao Puchu, during the reign of Qin Shihuang from 246 to 210 BC, which was about the same time as the reign of King Asoka of India from 272 to 226 BC, 18 people including the ascetics Lifang from India came to Xianyang, my country. King Asoka held the third meeting in about 250 BC. After the meeting, he sent great virtues to preach in various countries, and it is very possible that he came to China. In addition, some people also think that the "Xianmen" in Song Yu's "Gaotang Fu" and "Historical Records: The First Emperor's Chronicles" are Shamen.

Born on December 6, 381 BC in Yueyang, the capital of Qin In 362 BC, Duke Xian of Qin died and Duke Xiao succeeded to the throne (9th year of Liang Huicheng/13th year of Zhao Chenghou/2nd year of Han Zhaohou/20th year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/7th year of King Xuan of Chu/1st year of Wu Zhuan) 361 BC, Wei Gong Sun Yang entered Qin; the Song State captured Huangchi in South Korea; the Wei State captured Zhuyi in South Korea; in the fourth month of the Wei calendar, King Jiayin and Wei Hui moved the capital from Anyi to Daliang; in the ninth year of Liang Huicheng, King Liang Huicheng and Zheng Lihou (namely Han Zhaohou) met in Wusha (today's north of Xingyang County, Henan) to relieve the siege of Hanzhaiyang (today's southwest of Yuanyang, Henan) and return Li (in Zhai) Yang Southwest) Yu Han - "Bamboo Book Annals"; in order to contact Zhao State, King Liang Huicheng gave Yuci (today's Yuci, Shanxi) and Yangyi (today's Dongyangyi Village, Nantaigu, Yuci County, Shanxi) to Zhao State, and Zhao State gave Wei Guoxun (today's Gaoping, Shanxi) in exchange (in the first year of Jin Lie AD, Zhao Xianzi Chengxun); Zhao State joined forces with South Korea to attack Qin 361 BC, the first year of Qin Xiaogong (the tenth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the fourteenth year of Marquis Cheng of Zhao/the twenty-first year of Duke Huan of Song Dynasty/the eighth year of King Xuan of Chu/the tenth year of Duke Xiao of Yan/the fifteenth year of Duke Huan of Qi) In 360 BC, the second year of Qin Xiaogong, King Xian of Zhou sent envoys to bring sacrificial meat; Zhao helped Wei attack Qi. 359 BC, the third year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the tenth year of King Xian of Zhou/the eleventh year of King Huicheng of Liang/the fifteenth year of Zhao Chenghou/the twenty-second year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the ninth year of King Xuan of Chu/the twenty-fifth year of Duke Gong of Lu) Wei Yang talked about Duke Xiao's reform and promulgated the "Grass Reclamation Order" in the Qin State as a prelude to the comprehensive reform. 358 BC, the fourth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twelfth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the sixteenth year of Zhao Chenghou/the twenty-third year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the tenth year of King Xuan of Chu/the twelfth year of Duke Xiao of Yan) Wei Longjia led his troops to build the Great Wall to the west - "Shui Jing Jishui Zhu" Zheng (Han) takes Tunliu and his eldest son - "Taiping Huanyu" 357 BC, the fifth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the thirteenth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-fourth year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the eleventh year of King Xuan of Chu/the eighteenth year of Duke Huan of Qi/the fifth year of Wu Zhuan) In the seventeenth year of Zhao Chenghou's reign, Zhao Chenghou and Wei King Hui met for an alliance in Ge Ni (now southwest of Feixiang County, Hebei Province). Han Zhaohou sent troops to attack the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and occupied Lingguan and Xingqiu in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. In the eighteenth year of Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Huan of Qi died at noon, and his son, King Wei of Qi, became the emperor of Qi. 356 BC, the sixth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the thirteenth year of King Xian of Zhou/the fourteenth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the eighteenth year of Zhao Chenghou/the twenty-fifth year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the twelfth year of King Xuan of Chu/the first year of King Wei of Qi/the twenty-eighth year of Duke Gong of Lu) In the fourteenth year of King Liang Huicheng's reign, King Liang Huicheng and Marquis Zhao Cheng met in Hao (Zhao Di, now in the north of Baixiang County, Hebei Province). In the eighteenth year of Zhao Chenghou, Zhao Meng Ruqi - "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms - History of Zhao" Zhao Chenghou made an alliance with Qi and Song in Pinglu, and made an alliance with Yan in Adi - "Tian Qi Family-356BC" In the fourteenth year of King Hui of Wei, Marquis Lu Gong (Gonggong of Lu), Marquis Huan of Song, Marquis Wei Chengbu, and Marquis Zheng Li (Marquis Han Zhao) came to the Wei Dynasty - "Bamboo Book Annals" Duke Xiao of Qin appointed Shang Yang as the chief of Zuo Shu, and implemented the first political reform in Qin.

352 BC, the tenth year of Qin Xiaogong (the seventeenth year of King Xian of Zhou/the eighteenth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the sixteenth year of King Xuan of Chu/the eleventh year of Han Zhaohou/the fifth year of King Wei of Qi/the tenth year of Wu Zhuan) In the tenth year of Duke Xiaogong of Qin, the martingale of Wei was built by Daliang. The Qin generals surrounded Anyi, the old capital of Wei, and the Wei garrison surrendered (Qin's first cross-river attack). In the eighteenth year of King Huicheng of Liang, King Huicheng of Liang defeated the princes (Qi, Song, and Wei) in Xiangling with the Han army. The prince of Qi sent Chu Jingshe to seek success - "Bamboo Book Annals" (Early Year) Han Zhaohou went to Qin to meet with Qin Xiaogong 351 BC, the 11th year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the 19th year of King Huicheng of Liang/the 23rd year of Duke Cheng of Zhao/the 30th year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the 17th year of King Xuan of Chu/the sixth year of King Wei of Qi/the 33rd year of Gonggong of Lu) The State of Wei returned Handan to the State of Zhao, and the State of Zhao concluded a peace treaty with the State of Wei on the banks of the Zhang River Wei Yang led his troops to surround and occupy Guyang of Wei State. King Huicheng of Liang hurriedly sent troops to build the Great Wall of Laoshan (starting from Laoshan in the southeast and reaching the Yellow River in the northwest) east of Guyang (Dingyang, east of today's Yan'an City, Shaanxi Province), the important place in Shangjun, to stop the Qin army's attack. Duke Gong of Lu died vigorously, Gong Gong of Lu Kang 350 BC, the twelfth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twentieth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-fourth year of Marquis Zhao Cheng/the eighteenth year of King Xuan of Chu/the seventh year of King Wei of Qi/the fifth year of Duke Wen of Yan/the first year of Lu Kang) In the twelfth year of Qin Xiaogong, Qin established Xianyang, and Qin moved its capital to Xianyang from Yueyang. Liang Huicheng recaptured the old capital Anyi, marched westward and surrounded Dingyang (southeast of today's Yan'an, Shaanxi) In the twelfth year of Qin Xiaogong, under the offensive of Wei and at the same time to buy time to carry out the second reform in the country, Qin Xiaogong was forced to meet with King Hui of Wei in Tong (today's Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province) to make peace and return the Wei land. In the twelfth year of Duke Xiao of Qin, Duke Xiao of Qin ordered Shang Yang to carry out the second reform in Qin. In the 20th year of King Huicheng of Liang Dynasty, they built defenses together as the Great Wall - "Shui Jing·Wen Shui Zhu" Zi Nanjin came to the Wei Dynasty, and later Liang Huicheng became the king of Wei. After deposing Wei, he became a marquis. He appointed Zi Nanjin as a marquis, and he was named Pinghou of Wei - "Cunzhen" - tentatively decided here 349 BC, the thirteenth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twenty-first year of King Huicheng of Liang/the nineteenth year of King Xuan of Chu/the twenty-fifth year of Marquis Zhao Cheng) Zhao Chenghou died. The prince Zhao Jie and the prince Zhao Yu failed in their struggle for the throne and fled to South Korea. So Prince Zhao Yu ascended the throne and became the Marquis of Zhao Su. 348 BC, the fourteenth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twenty-second year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twentieth year of King Xuan of Chu/the ninth year of King Wei of Qi/the fifteenth year of Han Zhaohou/the first year of Zhao Suhou) 347 BC, the fifteenth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twenty-third year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-first year of King Xuan of Chu/the tenth year of King Wei of Qi/the fifteenth year of Wu Zhuan) 346 BC, the 16th year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the 24th year of King Huicheng of Liang/the 22nd year of King Xuan of Chu/the 35th year of Duke Huan of the Song Dynasty/the fifth year of Duke Kang of Lu) 345 BC, the seventeenth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twenty-fifth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-third year of King Xuan of Chu/the fifth year of Zhao Suhou/the tenth year of Duke Wen of Yan)

344 BC, the eighteenth year of Qin Xiaogong (the twenty-sixth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-fourth year of King Xuan of Chu/the eighteenth year of Wu Zhuan/the fifth year of Zhao Suhou) In the twelfth month of winter, Yiyou, Daliang made a martingale and accumulated sixteen statues, one fifth of which was promoted. The son of Yue has no Zhuan soldiers, and his younger brothers have no strong establishment. King Hui of Wei listened to Wei Yang's lobbying and went to the marquis to proclaim himself king. At the same time, he convened a meeting in Fengze (now south of Kaifeng, Henan) to invite the kings of Song, Wei, Zou, Lu and other countries, as well as the young masters of Qin, to meet with the emperor of Zhou. The Fengze Meeting was boycotted by South Korea and other big countries, so Han and Wei turned against each other. 343 BC, the 19th year of Qin Xiaogong (the 27th year of King Huicheng of Liang/the 25th year of King Xuan of Chu/the 14th year of King Wei of Qi/the 20th year of Han Zhaohou/the first year of Wuqiang) The emperor sent his uncle to Qin 342 BC, the twentieth year of Duke Xiao of Qin (the twenty-eighth year of King Huicheng of Liang/the twenty-sixth year of King Xuan of Chu/the fifteenth year of King Wei of Qi/the ninth year of Duke Kang of Lu) In the twenty-seventh year of King Huicheng of Liang Dynasty, Wei State Ye ordered Rang Chan to lead his army and Zheng (Korean) Kong Ye fought against Liang He, and Zheng's army was defeated. "Shui Jing·Qu Shui Zhu" (The Nanliang Disaster, mixedly recorded as 28 years ago) In December of the 27th year of King Huicheng of Liang Dynasty, Wei attacked Han, Qi defeated Wei (Battle of Maling), captured Wei Crown Prince Shen, and killed Wei general Pang Juan - "Bamboo Book Annals" Duke Kang of Lu garrisoned the troops, and Duke Jin of Lu stood up.

I should be able to give you a clue as to who the heroine of the project is.