Mrs. Huayang. Since Lady Huayang had never had children, An Guojun followed his advice and made a stranger a son, who himself was sent to the Zhao Kingdom as a proton because his birth mother was not favored.
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It was only under the active persuasion of Lü Buwei that Lady Huayang succeeded in convincing An Guojun to make a stranger her heir. In order to show his determination, An Guojun personally carved a jade charm for Lady Huayang as physical evidence, and ordered Lü Buwei to be the teacher of the stranger and teach him carefully. From time to time, he also entrusted him with many gifts to the inhumans. After this toss, the reputation of the strangers grew among the major princes, and with the help of Lü Buwei, they successfully returned to the Qin State and became the heirs of An Guojun.
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In the fifty-sixth year of the king, King Zhaoxiang of Qin died, and Then An Guojun succeeded to the throne and successfully became the King of Qin Xiaowen. During his reign, he also posthumously honored his deceased mother Tang Bazi as Empress Dowager Tang and was buried in a mausoleum with King Zhaoxiang. Subsequently, he made his wife Lady Huayang the queen, and yiren naturally ascended to the position of prince.
The allusion is called "The Five-Legged Cow". According to the Book of Han and the Five Elements, king Xiaowen of Qin traveled to Shuyan, yanchi County in the present-day Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, during which a man sacrificed a five-legged cow.
King Xiaowen of Qin's father was also King Zhaoxiang of Qin, also known as King Zhaowang of Qin. He was a hostage in the Yan Kingdom in his early years. In 307 BC, after the death of King Wu of Qin, he competed with his brother for the throne and eventually ascended the throne. During his reign, he was one of the longest-running monarchs in Chinese history.
Empress Xuan, Wei Ran, and others appointed Fan Ju as chancellor and implemented the strategy of attacking from afar and closely. Subsequently, he defeated the Zhao army and destroyed the Western Zhou in 256 BC. Thus laying the foundation for the victory of the unification of the Qin Dynasty.
His reign was the longest since the Qin Dynasty, and his reign even exceeded that of his predecessors, Xiaogong, Huiwen, and Wu. His outstanding contributions to the Qin state and the Zhaowang era were the most important decisive era in the history of the development of the Qin state, although some losses were also caused, but they could not hide the fact that the Qin state in this era was advancing by leaps and bounds.