<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="01" data-track="70" > Zhao Guo is strong and Hufu rides and shoots</h1>
In addition to the Qin state, which was the last to unify the six kingdoms, and Korea and Yan, which were always hovering in the last two seats, the other four princely states all had hopes of unifying China.
The State of Wei was the first to rise as a vassal state, and in the early years of the Warring States period, it was able to hang the Qin State; the Chu State, which occupied half of the rivers and mountains, could not lift its head; the Seven Kingdoms, which relied on the benefits of fish and salt, were once the richest princes; and the Military Strength of the Zhao State, which resisted the nomadic peoples in the Central Plains, made the Qin State even more afraid.
It's just a pity that they all eventually became supporting roles on the road to the unification of the Qin State.
Among these four princely states, the State of Zhao was the most breathtaking, and its rise was due to the Hufu riding and shooting of King Wuling of Zhao, and coincidentally, King Zhaoxiang of Qin at that time was only a "child" without pro-government.
In fact, King Wuling of Zhao had already felt that the Qin state was a big threat, so he personally disguised himself as an emissary to send an envoy to the Qin state to find a very feasible way to attack Qin on a large scale.
After all, there is a Hangu Guantian Graben in the east of the Qin State, and there is a natural danger of the Yellow River in the north, and there is really no feasible way to attack the Qin State.
The way to attack the State of Qin was found, but before King Wuling of Zhao could carry it out, civil unrest broke out in the State of Zhao, and he himself was starved to death in the palace of the sand dunes.
As soon as King Wuling of Zhao died, the plan of the State of Zhao to annex the State of Qin also fell through, but with the yu wei of the reform of king Wuling of Zhao, the military strength of the State of Zhao was always very strong, which also allowed Lian Po and Li Mu of the State of Zhao to become the four famous generals of the Warring States.
However, it is sad that the famous general was born in the Zhao Kingdom, and neither Lian Po nor Li Mu could avoid the tragic end, and what was even more tragic was that both of them were planted in the hands of the same person.
This person's name is Guo Kai.
And not only can he not fight, but also his personal ability is extremely low, but he single-handedly eliminated 2 of the four famous generals, and with this alone, even Qin Shi Huang had to thank him, so what was the end of Guo Kai?
<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="02" data-track="15" > all the way to promotion, the villain Guo Kai</h1>
There are not many records of Guo Kai in history, and his related deeds can only be found sporadically in the biographies of others, but it is through these records that we can recognize Guo Kai as a person.
The reason why Guo Kai was able to turn his hand over to the clouds and cover his hands for rain in the Zhao Kingdom was not because of how high his personal ability was, but because he was deeply loved by the supreme leader of the Zhao Kingdom.
Therefore, Guo Kai's secret weapon is to sneak all the way to the horse.
In 245 BC, King Xiaocheng of Zhao died, and the following year, King Xiang of Zhao mourned the throne, and this father and son were the gravediggers of the Eight Classics of Zhao Guozheng.
During the reign of King Xiaocheng of Zhao, the Battle of Changping occurred, and the young adults of the Zhao state were almost completely lost.
Compared with his father, the destructive power of King Zhao Mourning Xiang is also amazingly high, and the reason why he has this destructive power, Guo Kai naturally contributes to it, and Guo Kai has accompanied King Xiangxiang of Zhao since childhood.
These two people were good enough to wear a pair of pants, and after King Zhao Mourning Xiang succeeded to the throne, Guo Kai was naturally also favored, of course, the power was also getting bigger and bigger.
Compared with those warriors who fought on the battlefield, Guo Kai was extremely lucky, after all, he did not have to risk his life to change his title, and it was precisely because everything about Guo Kai came too easily, making him suffer from loss and loss, afraid of losing the glory and wealth in front of him.
And those warriors who fought on the battlefield and were prominent for a while naturally became the nails in his eyes and the thorns in his flesh, and Lian Po was the first military general he wanted to level.
<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="03" data-track="65" > cheap and old,Can you still eat? </h1>
Lian Po's reputation in the history of the Warring States is not low, and even many people believe that if the Zhao State did not replace Lian Po with Zhao Kuo in the Battle of Changping, the Zhao State would not necessarily lose.
Although this statement is only a hypothesis, after all, Lianpo is on the white, and there is no answer to who is better, but at least it shows that Lianpo's defensive ability is recognized.
After the Battle of Changping, Lian Po even defeated the Yan state that invaded the border with the old, weak, sick and disabled, and this feat is also worth mentioning.
But even so, King Xiang of Zhao still removed Lian Po from his post, and Guo Kai naturally made a lot of efforts behind his back, and Lian Po was not even used to people as powerful as Lin Xiang, and naturally he also had a look of contempt for Guo Kai.
Therefore, Lian Po was deprived of his military power.
This made Lian Po very dissatisfied, so he led his troops to attack Le Cheng, who had gone to take his place, and Le Cheng was unable to defeat him and had to flee, and Lian Po did not dare to return to the Zhao State, but went to the Wei State to temporarily take shelter.
However, the State of Qin repeatedly attacked, and the State of Zhao did not have any military generals that could be obtained, so King Xiang of Zhao thought of recalling Lianpo, so he sent emissaries to see the current situation of Lianpo and his wishes.
Guo Kai did not do it again, but he could not openly refute King Xiang of Zhao, so he paid a bribe to the emissary and asked him to say bad things about lianpo after he returned.
After taking people's money and eliminating disasters with people, the messenger returned to the King of Zhao and said that although Lian Po was old, he was still very able to eat, but he went to the toilet three times in a while.
This sentence cut off Lianpo's way back to serve in China, and in the end he also ended up with a tragic end buried in a foreign country.
<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="04" data-track="66" > Li Muruo, Zhao Guoan defeated? </h1>
Li Mu was the brightest general at the end of the Warring States period, and he failed to enter the war situation in the Central Plains for a long time, not because he had not yet grown up, but because there were Xiongnu worries on the border of the Zhao State.
And Li Mu was the one who blocked the Xiongnu for the Zhao State.
It is said that they blocked the Xiongnu for the Zhao State, in fact, they also blocked the Xiongnu for the Central Plains, if it were not for Li Mu to cripple the Xiongnu, they took advantage of the civil strife in the Central Plains to go south, which is probably another disaster.
In 229 BC, when King Xiang of Zhao had died and his son King Zhao had succeeded to the throne, Guo Kai's power was even greater, and in that year, Ying Zheng ordered Wang Qi, Yang Duanhe, and others to attack the State of Zhao.
King Qian of Zhao did not care whether the Xiongnu on the border would take the opportunity to go south, so he summoned Li Mu back.
Not to mention, Li Mu was a true show, he defeated the Qin army several times in succession, making Wang Qi very jealous, Wang Qi did not dare to confront it hard, then he had to be soft, so he ordered someone to bribe Guo Kai with heavy gold.
When Guo Kai saw qian's eyes open, he falsely accused Li Mu of plotting rebellion in front of Zhao Wangqian, and Zhao Wangqian was very frightened, so he ordered Zhao Onion to replace Li Mu and kill Li Mu.
As soon as Li Mu died, Wang Qi was no longer afraid and directly destroyed the State of Zhao, and King Qian of Zhao also became a prisoner of the State of Qin.
<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="05" data-track="67" > Yingzheng rejoiced, Guo Kai's death</h1>
When the Zhao state was destroyed, Guo Kai could be said to have made great achievements and gained the greatest benefits with the least losses, which was naturally the result that Yingzheng was happy to see.
And Guo Kai's destructive power is also greatly appreciated by Ying Zheng, if it were not for Guo Kai, Qin would have to destroy Zhao, it is estimated that it would take a lot of twists and turns, if Li Mu came to an annihilation war, it is estimated that even if Qin destroyed the Zhao State, there would be no ability to destroy the Chu State after that.
So what is the end of Guo Kai?
This is not recorded in the main history, but judging by the nature of Yingzheng, he should not let Guo Kai go to the Qin Kingdom to enjoy the blessings, after all, if such a small person who loves money is placed around, no one will sleep soundly.
And the most likely one is to be directly killed by Wang Qi.
In the long historical novel "Chronicles of the States of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", the author Feng Menglong gave full play to his subjective initiative and made up an ending for Guo Kai:
Guo Kai was enfeoffed as Shangqing by Yin Zheng for his merits, and on his way to Xianyang with his belongings, he encountered robbers, and ended up with a different head.
This result is undoubtedly the most acceptable and of course the most desired.
Looking at the process of the Zhao state being destroyed by Qin, it is not that the State of Qin crushed the State of Zhao in terms of military strength, but that the Court of the State of Zhao was too dim, and the court was dominated by the villain Guo Kai, and the capable famous generals were not reused.
References: "History", "Warring States Policy", etc.
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