Qin Qiong first compared within Wagang, Wei Zheng, the first counselor of the Tang Dynasty, one of the main founders of the rule of The Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin said that Wei Zheng was his mirror, after Wei Zheng's death he was grief-stricken for five days, and how important his position in the heart of Emperor Taizong was, Qin Qiong could not compare.
Zhang Liang, after coming down from Wagang Village, was a confidant of the King of Qin, and in the Battle of The Crown Prince, Zhang Liang, who was the general of the Qin Dynasty Palace, was ordered to Luoyang and secretly contactEduhou Haojie of Shandong, as a result, he was sent to prison and beaten to death, but he was killed by Li Shimin's most trusted general, and when he entered Lingyange, he was the crown prince Zhan Shi and the governor of Luoyang, ranking 16th among the twenty-four ministers. The real power faction, Qin Qiong could not compare.
Cheng bit jin, that is, Cheng Zhijie, The Xuanwumen Incident Lao Cheng was the first thug, after that, Li Shimin married his daughter Princess Qinghe to Cheng Biting Jin's son as a wife, becoming a pro-family, and Lao Cheng's position in the heart of Emperor Taizong, Qin Shubao could not shake.
Also, they all came down from Wagang, But Qin Shubao's was to turn a few corners before he reached Li Tang's camp, if Qin Qiong's curriculum vitae was placed in the Three Kingdoms, then Lü Bu's "three surname family slaves" Shu Bao's classmates first worked under Sui's future protectors, and later followed Zhang Sutuo, Zhang Sutuo was beheaded by Xu Shiji, and then went to follow Pei Renji, and later followed Pei Renji to surrender to Li Mi, becoming a good man in Wagang Village, after Li Mi surrendered to Li Yuan, Qin Qiong did not follow the action of the large army, but surrendered to Wang Shichong, who defected. Later, the old owner had been writing letters to persuade Qin Shubao to defect to Li Shimin in the second year of Tang Wude (619). Although Emperor Taizong Li Shimin was generous, Shu Bao's resume was also too complicated, naturally inferior to those few.
And several brothers in Wagangzhai could not be compared, not to mention the ashes of the elders who had caused trouble with Li Yuan, as well as the relatives of the Li Emperor. The last place in the row is not unjust at all.