In 325 BC, the year of Bingshen, this year is the forty-fourth year of King Zhou Xian, the first year of King Huiwen of Qin, and the first year of King Xuan of Han and the first year of King Wuling of Zhao. In this year, which belonged to the Warring States period, many major events seemed to have happened in the world.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Qin Huiwenjun was king</h1>
Under the continuous attack of The Wei state by Yingsi, Zhang Yi was reused on the other hand, after occupying All of Hexi. In 325 BC, Yingsi followed the example of the Shandong states and began to claim the title of king, known historically as King Huiwen of Qin. The first king in the history of the Qin kingdom was born!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > King Wuling of Zhao ascended the throne</h1>
King Wuling of Zhao, son of Marquis Su of Zhao, was a monarch of the State of Zhao during the Warring States period, reigning from 325 BC to 299 BC. At the beginning of his reign, he was unable to listen to the government because of his youth. In the nineteenth year, that is, in 307 BC, I realized that "the present Zhongshan is in my heart, there is Yan in the north, Hu in the east, Lin Hu, Lou Fu, Qin, and Han in the west, and there is no rescue from strong soldiers. He was determined to teach the people to ride and shoot in Hu costumes, change to Hu costumes, learn to ride and shoot, and successively attack the Zhongshan Kingdom, attack Lin Hu and Lou Fu, and the country was prosperous.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" was born > Qin Zhaoxiang Wang Yingji</h1>
Yin Ji (嬴稷), born in 325 BC, was also known as King Zhao of Qin. Surname Of Ying, Zhao, MingZe, A Minoru. During the Warring States period, the monarch of the State of Qin (reigned 306 BC – 251 BC), the son of King Huiwen of Qin and the half-brother of King Wu of Qin, was one of the longest reigning monarchs in Chinese history, and during his reign of fifty-six years, the famous Battle of Yique, the Battle of The Five Kingdoms, the Battle of Yanying, the Battle of Huayang and the Battle of Changping took place.
During his reign, King Zhaoxiang of Qin appointed Bai Qi as a general, and successively defeated the Three Jins, the State of Qi, and the State of Chu, and captured the Hedong And Nanyang Counties of the State of Wei, and the Qianzhong Commandery and Yingdu of the State of Chu. Launched the Battle of Changping and defeated the Zhao army. He captured the Eastern Zhou king Duluoyi, captured the King of Zhou Zhao, and moved Jiuding to Xianyang, ending the eight-hundred-year reign of the Zhou Dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Wei Xiaoxiang Hou Li</h1>
In the eighth year of the reign of Marquis Weiping (325 BC), Marquis Weiping died, and his son Junjun took the throne, and his heir was Marquis Xiaoxiang of Wei. During the reign of Wei Sijun, a person who was punished for his crime as an apprentice fled to the state of Wei, and when King Hui of Wei fell ill after he was healed, he was healed, and this person remained in the state of Wei. Wei Sijun heard about it and wanted to buy him back from wei with fifty gold and continue his apprenticeship. However, five times he went to Wei Xiangshang, and King Hui of Wei did not agree. Wei Sijun also proposed to exchange the land of Zuo Shi (左氏; present-day Dingtaoxi, Shandong) for prisoners, but the chancellor thought it was too unworthy, wei Sijun believed that if he allowed the prisoner, the minister thought it was too unworthy, and Wei Sijun believed that if he allowed the prisoner to escape the punishment of the law, the punishment could not be enforced, and the law of the land would be damaged, which was more harmful than losing a piece of land, so he must be recovered and continue to carry out the punishment against him. When King Hui of Wei heard about it, he felt that disobeying the wishes of a monarch would bring danger, so he sent the prisoner back to Weiguo without asking for any property.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Wei Han will be in Wusha</h1>
In April of the thirteenth year of King Huiwen of Qin, the tenth year of Queen Hui of Wei, and the eighth year of King Xuanhui of Han (325 BC), King Huiwen of Qin was proclaimed king, thus showing the strength of Qin to the princes. Wei bordered Qin, and was newly taken away by Qin, and was most shocked by Qin's claim to the throne. Wei proposed that Gongsun Yan unite with other weak states and form a combined alliance to jointly resist the Qin state. To this end, the State of Wei frequently carried out diplomatic activities. In May of that year, King Hui of Wei and Marquis Wei of Han met at Wusha (in present-day xingyang, Henan) and honored Marquis Wei of Han as King Xuanhui of Han. In October, King Xuanhui of Han went to the Kingdom of Wei to meet king Hui of Wei. Subsequently, King Hui of Wei took the crown prince and King Xuanhui of Han and the prince Cang to the State of Zhao again to meet King Wuling of Zhao. After some diplomatic activities, the following year, the five kingdoms of Wei, Han, Zhao, Yan, and Zhongshan recognized each other as kings and changed their titles to kings, forming a coalition against Qin.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Zhang Yifa Wei</h1>
In the thirteenth year of King Huiwen of Qin and the tenth year of Queen Hui of Wei (325 BC), after King Huiwen of Qin became king, the State of Wei carried out frequent diplomatic activities, intending to form alliances with other countries to jointly resist the State of Qin. Qin, of course, did not want to sit idly by, and under the auspices of Qin Xiang Zhang Yi, Qin began diplomatic activities to win allies and stepped up the construction of fortresses in the area of Shangjun (上郡, in present-day northwestern Shaanxi) in case of an accident. The following year, Zhang Yi led an army to attack Wei again, capturing the city of Shaanxi (陕城, in present-day Sanmenxia, Henan) and relocating the local people to the State of Wei.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Zhao Leopard Xiang Zhao</h1>
In the first year of the reign of King Wuling of Zhao (325 BC), King Wuling of Zhao appointed Zhao Bao, the Prince of Yangwenjun, as his chancellor. Zhao Bao was a nobleman of the State of Zhao during the Warring States period, and the half-brother of King Huiwen of Zhao, the Prince of Pingyang. In the fourth year of King Xiaocheng, Han Shangdang County Shou did not want to go to the seventeen cities of the party to enter Qin, and sent envoys to Zhao, willing to sacrifice Zhao to the seventeen cities of the party. The leopard said that the king of Zhao, on the grounds that "the Han clan is therefore not in the Qin, wants to marry him to cause trouble to Zhao Ye", and advised the king not to accept it, so as not to offend the Qin state. Wang and Pingyuan Jun did not listen, sent troops to take the party, and finally inspired the battle of Qin and Zhao Changping. Zhao ended up losing more than 400,000 teachers.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Teng Wengong took the throne</h1>
In 325 BC (the forty-fourth year of King Xian of Zhou), Teng Hong's father Teng Dinggong died, and Teng Hong succeeded to the throne, which was Teng Wengong. Teng Wengong (滕文公), a sage of the State of Teng during the Warring States period, was a member of the Huaxia clan, the son of Minghong, the Duke of Tengding, who was then known as the Duke of Yuan, and he was a contemporary of Mencius. In the forty-third year of King Xian of Zhou (326 BC), Teng Wengong sent an envoy to the Chu state as a prince, and when passing through the Song kingdom, he twice met with Mencius and asked him for advice on how to govern the country. Wengong was taught by Mencius. Strengthened the confidence of governing Teng Guo into a good country. After Teng Wengong became the monarch, according to Mencius's opinion, he promoted benevolent government in the country, implemented the etiquette system, established schools, and reformed the tax system. Soon, Teng Wengong's reputation was greatly shaken, and he was called "Xianjun" by wengong near and far, and there was an endless stream of people who voluntarily came to Teng to settle. A few years later, the Teng people ding prospered, the country was rich, the people were strong, the sages were strong, and the name of the good country was far and wide. In Mencius, there are Teng Wen official chapter sentences.
In 325 BC during the Warring States period, there were male lords and sages who took the throne, there were Ming kings who were kings, and there were also male lords who had accidents. There are wars, there are also talents. Without heroes, there will be no excitement in the chaotic world. Iron-blooded warring states, fighting for strength, but also lose romance!