Mentioning Bai Qi, I think many readers and friends immediately came up with his deeds: the Battle of Changping was about to change generals, not only defeated zhao guo, but also killed 400,000 pawns; civilians, but they were invincible and invincible, and were named "Wu An Jun"; his reputation was like the sun in the sky, and his influence on future generations was also enduring. However, in fact, there is another person, his starting point, official position, and achievements are higher than Bai Qi, Wen Tao's martial strategy is even more important, he could have been sung in future generations, but he was covered by Bai Qi's brilliance, he was Wei Ran. Some people say that Wei Ran's greatest achievement in life is to recommend Bai Qi, but the author does not agree, and see how this Great Qin "protector" stepped onto the stage of history step by step.
One
From the work of the dragon, the power is tilted towards the opposition
Wei Ran was originally a Chu native, because his sister Mi Yue was favored by King Huiwen of Qin, he was fortunate to enter the Qin system, and with the military merit system and his own combat bravery, he soon became the leader of the Qin army. In the fourth year of King Wu of Qin (307 BC), King Wu and Meng said that the competition was "Longwen Chiding", and as a result, Dading broke his hand, smashed his tibia, and died of exhaustion, but King Wu had no heirs, so after the death of King Wu, the brothers fought for the throne, and King Wu's biological mother Huiwen wanted to establish Gongzi Zhuang as king, and The eighth son of Qi wanted to establish Gongzi Fu as king. Just when the two sides were in dispute, King Wuling of Zhao welcomed Gongzi Ji, who was held hostage in the State of Yan, as the King of Qin, and the qin courtiers were unwilling to appoint a prince who was a hostage in the State of Zhao as king, and the result must be that the State of Qin would be subject to Zhao.
Only Wei Ran supported Gongzi Ji as the King of Qin, because Wei Ran held the military power, and eventually took Gongzi Ji back to the Qin State and established him as the King of Qin, who was called the King of Qin Zhaoxiang.
This move of Wei Ran can be said to have laid the foundation for the unification of the Qin state, and this king not only inherited the aspirations of Xiaogong, Huiwen, and Wu, but also the prosperous life of King Xiang of Qizhuang and the king of Qin, and was another Ming emperor in the history of the Qin state, of course, Wei Ran did not see the arrival of this situation.
Wei Ran had the merit of the dragon, also held the military power, and was also the uncle of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, so he was deeply trusted by King Huiwen of Qin and Empress Xuan, and at the beginning of the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, "with Wei Xianyang as a general, Wei Ran also lived up to his trust.
"The rebellion of Ji Jijun, and the queen of Wu out of Wei, the brothers of King Zhao are destroyed, and the Wei Zhen Qin state"
Initially helped King Zhaoxiang of Qin stabilize his dominance and also strengthened Wei Ran's prestige, after that
"King Zhao, Empress Xuan's autonomy, and Wei Wei's government"
In the morning and night, Wei Ran was the most powerful person in the Qin court. Seven years after the reign of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, the pillar of Qin, known as the "think tank", died of the chancellor, and under a game, Wei Ran took the position of chancellor, and heard that during his reign, not only did he have heavy troops, but his family's private wealth exceeded that of the royal family, and his veritable power was tilted toward the opposition and rich against the country.
Two
Conquer the North and Conquer the North, and call it The Two Heroes
Wei Ran resisted the pressure of Qin Fa and recommended Bai Qi as a general, because "
The law of Qin, those who are allowed to do others and those who are not good, each with his sins and sins."
Bai Qi did not bear the heavy trust, the Battle of Yique beheaded 240,000 Wei and Han allied troops, after which Bai Qi marched forward in triumph, invincible in battle, from the side can also show that Wei Ran's art of knowing people is very clever. However, at this time, Wei Ran already had a bit of a taste of high merit, and I don't know whether he volunteered or was persecuted by King Zhaoxiang of Qin."
Wei Wei xie was sick and exempted from the phase, taking the Keqing Shou candle as the photo"
, but the next year"
Candle Exemption, Fu Xiang Jie, Nai Feng Wei Yu Yong, Fu Yi Feng Tao, Hou Hou Of Yue"
Wei Ran, who has repeatedly been in phases, no longer prevaricates,
"Feng was four years old and attacked Wei for the Qin general. Four hundred miles east of the WeiXian River. Pulling up the Wei of Hanoi, taking the size of the city is more than sixty. ”
Compared with the fledgling Bai Qi, Wei Ranwen was able to seal the marquis and worship the chancellor, and the martial arts could attack the city and the pond, and he had the style of a national soldier.
At the time of Bai Qi's conquest of strategic lands, Wei Ran, who was born as a military general, did not show weakness, and attacked the state of Wei in the thirty-second year of King Qin Zhao's reign (275 BC), if it were not for the Wei state's grand master Xu Jia persuading Wei Ran to abandon the siege of the Wei capital City of Daliang and lead the disaster water to other countries, it would have been likely to stage the war of annihilation in advance. After that, Wei Ran and Bai Qi continued to lead troops to attack Wei or attack Zhao Han, and both of them made great military achievements, and it is not too much to call themselves the double heroes of the Qin state.
Three
The merits are high and the Lord is shocked, and the blessings and misfortunes are unpredictable
Wei Ran had been in power for more than thirty years, and in the Qin State, he had already achieved a position above ten thousand people under one person, and his position as a supreme subject should have been trembling and trembling, like walking on thin ice, because all the positions of power were given by the monarch, and of course, there was also the right to take back. However, in the high-digit years, he was not only the uncle of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, but also Empress Xuan's support for himself, and Wei Ran swelled.
"Baohe Mountain, surround the great beam, so that the princes can hold hands and do things to Qin"
When he saw that such a hegemony of the Qin State was created by himself, he became blind and wanted to use the Qin Army
"Want to take Gang and Shou to broaden their Taoyi"
。 At this time, a Wei man who called himself Mr. Zhang Lu ridiculed Wei Ran for actually crossing over Han, Wei and other states to attack the State of Qi, and since Zhang Yi, Qin Guo did not like lobbyists, and Wei Ran did not care, but what he did not expect was that this Zhang Lu took this opportunity to persuade King Qin Zhao to cut off the Four Gui, and this Wei renren, whose real name was Fan Ju, said:
"Empress Xuan was despotic, Marquis Huang was in power with the princes, and the subordinates of Jingyang Jun and Gao Lingjun were too luxurious, rich in the royal family"
King Zhaoxiang of Qin suddenly woke up and not only removed Wei Ran from his position as Xiangguo, but also ordered him to return to his fiefdom, and soon Wei Ran
"Death by folding the body"
, buried in Taoyi, Qin fu recovered Tao as a county.
Wei Ran's contribution to the Qin State was greater than his excess, and he could pass on to the hundreds of generations just by virtue of his dragon's merit, which directly laid the foundation for the Qin State for a hundred years. Not only that, he also entered the dynasty many times, recommended sages, and could also lead the defeat of the "Three Jins" and Qiang Chu, with outstanding achievements and powerful princes, which can be described as "Wenke Anbang, Wu Neng Dingguo". Although he held a high position, his fame in later generations was far less than that of Bai Qi, who had made great military achievements at his recommendation, but among bai qi's contemporaries, there was hardly a second person who could stand with him, and Wei Ran was also considered to have "lost" unjustly.