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He was a Shenwei general during the Sui and Tang dynasties, and even Li Yuanba, who was infinitely powerful, was not his opponent.
He made great contributions to the Tang Dynasty, but his sense of existence in history is very low, in order to protect himself and his family, he has been pretending to be ill for twelve years, he is the brave and invincible Qin Qiong, who is famous in history, and was once a prestigious general under Li Shimin.
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Qin Qiong, born in the borderless State of Qi, was a famous general in the last years of the Sui Dynasty and the early years of the Tang Dynasty. Heroic and heroic, for the world's heroes.
During the Sui Dynasty, Qin Qiong served as a small soldier under the Sui Dynasty's name, and because of his repeated military achievements, Lai'er attached great importance to it.
When Qin Qiong's mother died, he specially held a solemn ceremony to mourn the child, and the Manchu dynasty soldiers were very curious about it, why was the little Qin Qiong so valued by the commander of the First Army?
"This man is brave and extraordinary, his ambition is high, and he will be prosperous and rich in the future." Lai'er later explained it to the sergeants.
After that, he followed Zhang Sutuo and made many outstanding military achievements, and then followed Li Mi, the leader of the Wagang rebellion, but soon ushered in the failure of the Wagang Uprising, and he once again defected to Wang Shichong.
However, Wang Shichong was a treacherous villain and could not bear the heavy responsibility, so Qin Qiong joined forces with Cheng Yaojin and others to defect to Li Yuan and Li Shimin.
For Qin Qiong to defect to Li Yuan, the Old Book of Tang records that Gao Zu sent envoys to give him a golden vase.
Qin Qiong has since become the most powerful trump card in Li Shimin's hands, every time he conquers the Sui Dynasty army, as long as he encounters a General Xiao, showing off his strength and strength, in the Tang Dynasty army comes and goes freely, Qin Qiong will inevitably leap on horseback and take the head of the tens of thousands of troops.
For this reason, at that time, there were rumors that Li Shimin had made many contributions, and Qin Qiong's battle achievements were no less than Li Shimin's.
In the early Tang Dynasty, among all the generals, only Qin Qiong's influence was the most prosperous, and all the fierce generals under Li Shimin were beyond reach.
Qin Qiong is a contemporary good general, not only relying on the incomparable force, but also relying on loyalty, many people say that Qin Qiong has been changing lords, is disloyal and unrighteous, but we must be clear about this matter, why did Qin Qiong change lords?
For example, when Li Mi and Qin Qiong followed Li Mi, when the Wagang army was engaged, Li Mi was shot by the enemy's arrow rain, fell off his horse, and fainted.
As soon as the subordinates saw that the commanders had fallen, they fled, while Qin Qiong, carrying his own double hammer, went in and desperately defended Li Mi's life, so that Li Mi could escape from danger.
After that, Li Mi was proud and conceited, and never sympathized with the hearts and minds of the army and the people, and the people of Wagang were dissatisfied with this, which led to the final defeat and surrender to Wang Shichong.
Qin Qiong had the true qualities of a hero and the ability to be a mountain and angry, so he was appointed by Wang Shichong as the Great General of Long Jun. Li Mi, on the other hand, did not care about the life and death of Qin Qiong and others, and ran to Chang'an to surrender to Li Yuan.
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Qin Qiong later learned of Wang Shichong's treachery and defected to the Li clan.
It can be seen that Qin Qiong is not an unfaithful and unrighteous person, but on the contrary, he is unable to understand the Lord and has missed the future.
After that, Qin Qiong was upright, broke the enemy Song Jingang, was awarded the Shangzhu State, and when he later conquered Wang Shichong, he served as a forward every time, killing people on horseback, and the enemy troops were afraid of Qin Qiong's prestige and surrendered one after another.
After conquering Dou Jiande, Qin Qiong led dozens of cavalry and rushed into the enemy camp, fighting and finally winning the victory.
But why did Qin Qiong make great contributions to the Tang Dynasty, but he was wronged on his deathbed?
At the important moment when Li Shimin launched the Xuanwumen Revolution, there was no figure of Qin Qiong, and as Li Shimin's most important general, he did not appear at the most critical moment of Li Shimin.
In the historical data, there is no information that Qin Qiong participated in the change of Xuanwu Gate. However, some clues can be found in the history books.
In the ninth year of Wude, Li Jiancheng, the crown prince of Tang, and Li Yuanji, the prince of Qi, wanted to murder Li Shimin, the King of Qin, while Emperor Taizong of Tang led twelve generals and advisers, including Wei Chi Jingde, Changsun Wuji, and Qin Qiong, to kill Li Jiancheng at Xuanwu Gate.
In this way, Qin Qiong really participated in the change of Xuanwu Gate, and after the change of Xuanwu Gate, Qin Qiong was awarded the title of Zuo Wuwei General Ofe yi seven hundred households for his merits. This hides the historical truth.
Although Qin Qiong played a crucial role, he also sacrificed the second half of his life.
If Li Shimin wanted to kill Li Jiancheng, he must block him inside the Xuanwu Gate, and at the same time block Li Jiancheng's subordinate Xue Wanche outside the Xuanwu Gate. At that time, Li Shimin's army in the government and the opposition was relatively small, and he wanted to personally kill Li Jiancheng.
Li Jiancheng had a brave general named Xue Wanche, who had the courage to stop him, and if Xue Wanche entered the Xuanwu Gate, it would lead to the failure of the plan. The heavy responsibility of defending Xue Wanche fell on Qin Qiong's body.
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When the Xuanwumen Rebellion broke out, Li Shimin's soldiers were divided into two routes, and Qin Qiong was responsible for intercepting and killing Xue Wanche on the periphery. Wei Chigong served as Li Shimin's protective general, and Qin Qiong led his own soldiers and elite soldiers to kill Xue Wanche.
Qin Qiong was only a few hundred men and horses, and it was difficult to resist Xue Wanche's thousand troops, and at a critical moment, Qin Qiong took advantage of the geographical advantage of Xuanwu Gate and desperately resisted Xue Wanche's army.
The city was full of bloodshed and rain, and the battle was extremely fierce, and many of Li Shimin's cronies died in this war.
In the end, Li Shimin beheaded Li Jiancheng's head and showed it to the public, and the change of Xuanwu Gate ended. Without the Qin family's desperate defense, Li Shimin would definitely not have been able to get the throne.
In the case of such a great achievement, why did Qin Qiong pretend to be ill?
One is that Qin Qiong is very clever, he has experienced countless wars, made great achievements, in some places, the degree of love of the people of Li is far higher than That of Li Shimin, the merit is high, Qin Qiong had to pretend to be ill to survive, otherwise it will inevitably be a dead end.
Second, Qin Qiong was loyal to the imperial family without any threat. Perhaps seeing Li Shimin cold-blooded and ruthless in the xuanwumen change, personally killing his own brother scene, he was a little scared.
As soon as the Tang Dynasty was established, Qin Qiong was ill for twelve years, and even if Li Shimin personally asked about it, he replied that he had been fighting on the battlefield for decades, and his body had reached the point where the oil ran out. In the face of the soup medicine personally given by Li Shimin, he chose to let his son secretly dump it.
It can be seen in the historical records that Qin Qiong may have a heart disease, and it is impossible to cure the soup medicine.
Throughout history, even an excellent emperor like Li Shimin would be jealous of his confidants in terms of imperial power.
Qin Qiong and Wei Chigong were both fierce generals who were loyal to the country, but after helping Li Shimin unify the world, what they chose was not to add officials to the knighthood and make them marquises, but to be sick and reclusive.
Although Qin Qiong was spared death, a generation of heroes lost their ambitions, and a generation of heroes and heroes accompanied the king, but they cowered and shrank, which inevitably made people feel deeply sorry, and also made people know the danger of the officialdom.