The king of Qin

The king of Qin

The king of Qin generally refers to the monarch of Qin during the Warring States period. For example, King Huiwen of Qin, King Wuwang of Qin, King Zhaoxiang of Qin, King Xiaowen of Qin, King Zhuangxiang of Qin, King Zhengzheng of Qin, etc.

The king of Qin was also a king and nobility, and some dynasties, such as Li Shimin, were granted or independent.

The monarch of Qin Dynasty

King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty

King Huiwen of Qin (356-311 BC): also known as king Huiwen of Qin, his real name is Ying Si, the son of Duke Xiaogong of Qin. When he ascended the throne in the 19th year, Wei Yang was killed by his imperial family. In 325 BC, "Gong" was changed to "Wang" and became the first king of Qin in the first year. During the reign of King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty, he swept Yiqu in the north, flattened Bashu in the west, left Hangu in the East, and went to business in the south, laying a solid foundation for the unification of China by Qin Dynasty.

When he was in power, it was a period of great development of the state of Qin. He not only opened up the Central Plains channel, but also seized Hexi county and Shangjun County of the state of Wei, conquered Bashu, occupied Hanzhong, and suddenly expanded the territory of the state of Qin several times. More importantly, Bashu and Hanzhong, like Guanzhong, the native land of Qin, were the first-class fertile fields at that time.

King Wu of Qin Dynasty

King Wu of Qin (329-307 BC): Ming Yingdang, son of King Huiwen of Qin, also known as king Wulie of Qin (Shiben) and King mourning of Qin (Qin Ji). King Wu of Qin Dynasty was born in the 10th year of King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty (328 BC). He was the son of King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty, his mother was the queen of Huiwen, and his brother was king Zhao of Qin Dynasty. Ying Dang is brave and decisive. He likes to live in the army since he was a child. The generals all admire the young prince's courage. King Hui of Qin was surprised and happy that Prince Dang could become an idol in the army at a young age.

In 310 BC, King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty died, and King Wu ascended the throne. He was tall, strong, powerful, and fond of wrestling with others. As a result, Ren Bi, Wu Huo, Meng Ben and others became high officials. In the fourth year of King Wu of Qin Dynasty (307 BC), King Wu competed with Meng ben to lift the "dragon text red tripod". As a result, his eyes were bleeding, his knees were broken, and the tripod was dead. At the age of 23, King Nan of Zhou was shocked and went to cry in person. Chulizi, the right prime minister, investigated the responsibility, dismembered mengben and killed his family.

King Zhaoxiang of Qin Dynasty

King Zhaoxiang of Qin (325-251 BC): also known as king Zhaoxiang of Qin, surnamed Ying, originally named Ji, son of King Huiwen of Qin and different mother and brother of King Wuwang of Qin. In 307 B.C., King Wu of Qin Dynasty died, and King Zhaoxiang and his younger brother fought for the throne. In the 56th year of his reign, he carried out the strategy of long-distance and short-range attack, and defeated the Zhao army in Changping (now the northwest of Gaoping, Shanxi). In 256 B.C., the Western Zhou Dynasty was destroyed (this Western Zhou Dynasty was not regarded as the "Western Zhou" of the dynasty, but as the Duchy of the Western Zhou Dynasty at the end of the Warring States period), which laid the foundation for the victory of the Qin unification war. In 251 BC, King Zhaoxiang died, 75 years old. The history book is called King Zhao of Qin for short.

King Xiaowen of Qin Dynasty

King Xiaowen of Qin (302-250 BC): his real name is Ying Zhu (yizushi), the son of King Zhaoxiang of Qin. In the 40th year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin Dynasty (267 BC), the prince died in the state of Wei because of Qin mourning. In the 42nd year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin Dynasty (265 BC), he became the prince. In 251 BC, King Zhaoxiang of Qin died and King Xiaowen ascended the throne. In 250 BC, King Xiaowen officially ascended the throne, died three days later and was buried in Xiti. The crown prince Chu (a stranger) ascended the throne as king Zhuangxiang of Qin Dynasty.

King Zhuang Xiang of Qin Dynasty

King Zhuangxiang of Qin Dynasty (281-247 BC, July 6): surnamed Ying, with a different original name, later named Chu (recorded in ZhanGuoCe) or Zichu (recorded in Shiji). Shuijingzhu was king of qinzhuang, and taipinghuanyu was king of Qinxiang. Qin monarch in Warring States period. The son of King Xiaowen of Qin Dynasty, he was in power for three years. He once worked as a proton in Handan of Zhao state, and later became the monarch of Qin state with the help of LV Buwei. After his son Qin Shihuang destroyed the six kingdoms and named him emperor, he pursued and respected him as the supreme emperor.

Qin wangzheng

Qin wangzheng, the first emperor of Qin (259-210 BC): was born in Handan, the capital of Zhao state. Zhao Ji, the son and mother of King Zhuangxiang of Qin Dynasty, is the 35th grandson of Ying Xilai, an important Minister of Shang Dynasty. Ying's surname is Zhao and his name is Zheng, so it is also called Zhao Zheng. Thirteen years old is the throne, thirty-nine years old is the emperor, 37 years in office.

He was a famous statesman, strategist and reformer in Chinese history. He was the first political figure with an iron hand to complete the unification of China. He used to use the title of "emperor" of the three emperors and "emperor" of the five emperors to form the title of "emperor". He was the first feudal monarch at all times and all over the world to be called emperor. Qin Shihuang established the system of emperor in the central government, implemented the system of three officials and six ministers, and managed state affairs. The system of enfeoffment was abolished and replaced by the system of prefectures and counties. At the same time, they wrote the same book, followed the same track and unified weights and measures. He attacked Xiongnu to the north, marched to Baiyue to the South and built the Great Wall. It pushed China into the era of great unification, created a new situation for the establishment of autocratic centralized system, had a profound impact on the history of China and the world, and laid the basic pattern of China's political system for more than 2000 years. Li Zhi, a thinker of the Ming Dynasty, praised him as "one emperor for thousands of years".

Prince Qin Ziying

Prince Ying of Qin, i.e. Qin III (-- 206 BC): surnamed Ying, named Ziying, or single named Ying. The last ruler of the Qin Dynasty was in power for only 46 days. At first, it was called emperor, later changed to "king of Qin", and was called "Prince of Qin" in history. The child is benevolent and temperate. After Qin II Hu Hai was killed. Zhao Gao's son, Ziying, was the emperor. Soon after that, Ziying abandoned the imperial name and called it the king of Qin according to Zhao Gao's suggestion.

Qin kings of all dynasties

The king of the Qin Dynasty

Cao Xun

Cao Xun (231-244), adopted son of Cao Rui, emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was made king of Qin in 235 and died at the age of 13.

King Qin of Jin Dynasty

Sima Cambodian

Sima Cambodian (262-291, October 23), with the word Hongdu, was the third son of Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty. In the sixth year of Taishi (270), he was granted the title of King Runan. Xianning three years (277), renamed Nanyang king. In the 10th year of Taikang (289), he was renamed king of Qin. In the first year of Yuankang (291), Sima Cambodian died at the age of 30.

Sima Yu

Sima Yu, the son of Sima Yun, passed on to Sima Cambodian as his successor and succeeded the king of Qin. Later, he was killed by the rebels with his father simayun and King simadi of the Han Dynasty. In the second year of Yongning, he pursued his posthumous title.

Sima Ye

Sima ye (300-318, February 7), son of Sima Yan, king of Wu Jing, was first adopted by Sima ye to his uncle Sima Kan, king of Qin.

In 313, Emperor Huaidi of Jin Dynasty was killed in Pingyang, and Sima Ye became emperor in Chang'an. On December 20, the 5th year of Jianxing (February 7, 318), he was killed by Liu Cong and died at the age of 18.

The king of Qin in the southern and Northern Dynasties

Touba

Tuoba Han, the third son of Tuoba shiyiqian, was granted the title of king of Qin and posthumous title of Ming Dynasty.

Tuoba Gu

Tuoba Gu, son of Tuoba Han. He was detained as an envoy to murongchui. Later, he was killed by Murong Pumin and was named king Qin min.

Tuo Ba Han

Tuo Ba Han (?)? ~452), Minister of the imperial family of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the third son of emperor Taiwu's tuobatao, and the younger brother of emperor Jingmu's tuobatao, whose mother was shujiaofang.

At the beginning, he was granted the title of king of Qin. The official worshipped the general of the middle and middle army, and was renamed king of Dongping.

Note: This Tuoba Han is not the same person as the previous Tuoba Han. The former is the great uncle of the latter.

Yao Chang

Yao Chang (329-393), Emperor Wuzhao of the later Qin Dynasty, was named JINGMAO. During the Sixteen States period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Emperor (384-393) and the military commander of the later Qin Dynasty were the founding emperors. The 24th son of Yao Yizhong, the leader of Qiang nationality, is the younger brother of Yao Xiang, King Wu of Wei Dynasty.

In April of the 20th year of Jianyuan (384), Yao Chang called himself the great general, the great Danyu, and the king of Qin in Wannian. His age was Baique, and he was known as the later Qin in history. Baique three years (385), officially called emperor, capital of Chang'an.

Jianchu eight years (393 years) died in December, when 64, posthumous title emperor Wuzhao, temple name Taizu.

Begging for help

I want to go home? He was born in Xianbei, Longxi, the younger brother of Qifu Guoren, the liezu of the Western Qin Dynasty. He was the monarch of the Western Qin State in the period of Sixteen States. He was in power from 388 to 400 and from 409 to 412.

Qifu Qiangui once became king of Qin twice.

He Lianchang

Hu xiade, Emperor Wu, he Lianchang? ~In 434, his original name was helianzhe, and his name was returned to the state. He was born in tiefubu of Xiongnu. During the period of Sixteen Kingdoms, the second emperor of Hu Xia, the third son of Wuli emperor helianheng.

In 428 ad (the fourth year of Chengguang), he Lianchang was captured by the Northern Wei Dynasty. On March 16, 430 A.D. (the third year of Shenyi), Emperor Taiwu made helianchang king of Qin. On March 11, 434 (the third year of Yanhe), he Lianchang betrayed the Northern Wei Dynasty and was killed.

Yang Xuan

Yang Xuan? -He was born in qingshuidi, and was the second monarch of Wudu regime of Chou Chi state.

In the fourth year of Shiguang (428), he was granted the title of general, governor, governor of Liangzhou and king of Southern Qin by the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Yang Nandang

Yang Nandang? 464), a member of the di nationality and the leader of Chou Chi state. He was in office from 429 to 442.

In 436 A.D. (the 13th year of Yuanjia in the Southern Song Dynasty and the 2nd year of Taiyan in the Northern Wei Dynasty), Yang Nan became king of the Qin Dynasty and named himself Jianyi. After a short time, there was a great drought in Qiuchi and many kinds of disasters occurred. Yang Nandang cancelled the title of king of Qin and renamed him king of Wudu.

In December of the first year of peace (464), Yang Nandang passed away, posthumous title Zhong.

Mu Ruo

I'm sorry? Murong Murou was one of the rulers of Tuyuhun Kingdom established in the 4th-6th century.

In 431, Murou captured the Xia emperor Helian and decided to destroy the Xia state. Helianding was sent to Pingcheng, the capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty, to report the victory. He was appointed as a general and king of the Western Qin Dynasty by Emperor Taiwu of the Wei Dynasty.

Don't forget to mention it

Mozedati (? - 524), a Qiang nationality. In the fifth year of Zhengguang (524), Li Yan, the governor of Qinzhou in the Northern Wei Dynasty, was corrupt and violent. Soldiers Xue Zhen and Liu Qing united with the people of Han, Qiang and di nationalities and lived in Qinzhou

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