Since the rebels Lu Buwei and Jidu are both from the Six Kingdoms, and the Zheng Guoqu incident has exposed the Koreans' "strategy to defeat the Qin", what Yingzheng is even more worried about is that people from the Six Kingdoms will continue to spread "rumors"
, actually insisted on going his own way and issued an "expulsion order", putting everyone who came from the east into danger.
Li Si knew that he really knew too many things that he shouldn't know, but he also understood the desire of winning the government to unify the world, so he risked his own life to remonstrate.
The poem says: I heard that the officials were talking about visiting, and I thought it was wrong! Duke Mu of Xi asked for scholars, and he took Yu Yurong from the west, Xi Yuwan from the east for a hundred miles, welcomed Uncle Jian in the Song Dynasty, came to Pibao, and Gongsun joined the Jin Dynasty. These five sons,
It was not produced in Qin, but was used by Miao Gong, who merged with the country twenty years ago, and then set his sights on Xirong."
Filial piety is the law of commercial martingale, and customs are changed. The people are prosperous in Yin, the country is prosperous and strong, the people are happy to use it, and the princes obey it. They win the troops of Chu and Wei, spread the land thousands of miles away, and are strong to this day.
King Hui used Zhang Yi's plan to seize the land of Sanchuan, merge Ba and Shu in the west, and Mu Shangjun in the north; take Hanzhong in the south, encircle Jiuyi, control Yan and Shao, occupy the danger of Chenggao in the east, and cut off the fertile soil; and then dispersed the six kingdoms.
From then on, he made it west to serve Qin, and his achievements have been carried out to this day.
King Zhao obtained Fan Wei and made him a marquis. He drove out Huayang, strengthened the public house, and eliminated private households. He cannibalized the princes and made Qin an emperor.
These four kings all use the merits of guests.
From this point of view, why did the guest lose to Qin!
To send the four monarchs away and accept them, and to sparse the scholars and use them, is to make the country not rich and profitable, and Qin not to have a strong reputation."
The poem also says: "Regardless of whether it is possible or not, regardless of the merits, those who are not Qin will go, and those who are guests will be driven away. However, what is important is the color, music, pearls, and jade, and what is underestimated is the people. This is not the reason for controlling them across the sea.
Technique."
Li Si's impassioned petition not only expressed his absolute loyalty to Yingzheng, but also elaborated on the historical facts of Tie Zhengzheng.
Finally, Yingzheng took back his orders and revoked the "expulsion order".
At this time, Han Fei, an old friend of Xiang Shaolong and Ji Yanran, was forced into Qin by Ying Zheng who admired his name.
However, because he always cared about his homeland and always spoke for Han, and was not very articulate, he was not favored by Ying Zheng. In the end, he offended Yao Jia and Li Si, and because they were jealous of his talent, he was poisoned to death in prison.
After Yingzheng eliminated Lu Buwei and Miao Du, he took over the power of Qin and began to conquer the six countries.
By this time, the Six Kingdoms had long lost the power to resist Qin alone.
However, they united and were still able to inflict a loss on the Qin people at the hands of the Jin and Chu people in the sixth year after Yingzheng took the throne. However, Han Chuang unfortunately died in the battle.
Because Tian Dan lost the support of Lu Buwei, he lost power and stepped down. From then on, Qi State had no outstanding talents.
Ying Zheng also learned the lesson and adopted the plan proposed by Li Si and Wei Liao. He skillfully used bribery, alienation and differentiation to defeat the six countries one by one.
In the fourteenth year of the Qin Dynasty, Han Wangan first surrendered to Qin and proclaimed himself a vassal. The following year, the Qin army killed Xinzheng and destroyed Han.
Hengqi, who was single-handedly promoted by Xiang Shaolong, was now the supreme general. Unfortunately, he met Li Mu, who could defeat Xiang Shaolong. He was defeated by him in Hefei. He never saw Yingzheng again and hid in the Yan Kingdom.
Finally it was time for the two great heroes Wang Jian and Li Mu to face each other.
The Qin army, led by Wang Jian and Yang Duanhe, launched a large-scale attack on Zhao. Li Mu welcomed them outside Handan City, and they were in a stalemate. Little did they know that Guo Kai was deceived by Li Si's counterintuitive plan and actually encouraged the king of Zhao to change generals. Li Mu refused.
As a result, he was sentenced to death by King Zhao.
After the big tree fell, Zhao State no longer had any generals to resist Wang Jian, so the Qin army used strong winds to sweep away the fallen leaves, sweeping them into the memories of the past.
In the 19th year of the Qin Dynasty, Prince Dan sent Jing Ke into the Qin State to assassinate Ying Zheng. After his defeat, he died tragically on the spot.
Yingzheng became famous and sent Wang Jian to attack Yan, and defeated the Yan people west of Yishui. The next year, he invaded the Yan people's Jidu and killed Prince Dan.
Wang Jian's son, Wang Ben, also captured more than ten Chu cities. The following year, he showed his prowess again and poured water into the beams, destroying them, and Wei fell.
In the twenty-third year, Wang Jian attacked Chu and defeated the Chu army in Pingyu. The following year, Meng Wu defeated Shouchun. King Chu and Li Yuantong were captured. Li Yanyan committed suicide by taking poison, and Chu died.
In the twenty-sixth year of the Qin Dynasty, Wang Ben invaded Linzi and Qi Wang Tian Jian surrendered.
At this point, the clouds and smoke of the Six Kingdoms disappeared and they all returned to Qin.
Ying Zheng still remembered the three words "First Emperor" mentioned by Xiang Shaolong, so he ordered his ministers to study whether it was suitable for him to be the identity after unifying the six countries.
Everyone naturally applauded loudly.
So Yingzheng proclaimed himself the First Emperor. He abolished the system of enfeoffing the princes, divided the world into thirty-six counties, collected the weapons of the world, and cast twelve gold figures. He unified weights and measures, fixed the currency system, made the chariots run on the same track, and the books had the same text. The twelve richest men in the world moved to the country.
Wanhu to Xianyang.
It established the scale of China in the future.
When Yingzheng ascended the throne of the First Emperor, the magnificent Huaiqing Tower was also built at the same time.
The people thought it was built by their emperor in memory of the widow Qing.
Only a few insiders such as Li Si and Wang Jian knew that Yingzheng was actually built with Xiang Shaolong in mind, who had left China.
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