Yang Le, born and died in an unknown year, was a native of Wei Anyi, the ancestor of Wei, and was a general of Wei in the Warring States Period. Yang Le was originally a guest of Wei Xiang's Huangzhai Village, and later became famous for defeating Zhongshan State.
Li Kui
Li Kui (455-395 BC) was a political figure in China during the Warring States Period. An important representative of legalism. A native of Puyang, Henan. A former Wei Wenhou, presided over the political reform. Economically, the policy of "making full use of land" and "making peace" is implemented, and farmers are encouraged to intensively cultivate and increase production. The state buys surplus grain at parity in good years and sells it at parity in poor years to balance food prices; It advocates sowing multiple food crops at the same time to prevent famine. Politically, the rule of law was implemented, the system of protecting aristocratic privileges was abolished, and those who made meritorious deeds were rewarded, making Wei a powerful country in the early Warring States period. He compiled the laws of various countries at that time, which was the first relatively complete code in ancient China, and now it has been lost. His thoughts of "attaching importance to agriculture" and "ruling by law" had a great influence on Shang Yang and Han Fei.
Wuqi
Wu Qi (440 years ago -38 1 years ago) was a strategist, politician, reformer and representative figure in the early Warring States period in China. Guo Wei is from Zuo family. Wu Qi served the three kingdoms of Lu, Wei and Chu all his life. He was well versed in military strategists, legalists and Confucianism, and made great achievements in internal affairs and military affairs. Shilu once repelled the invasion of Qi; When he was an official in Wei, he broke the Qin Dynasty many times and won the land to the west of the Qin Dynasty, which made Wei Wenhou think of everything. Chu Shi presided over this reform, which is called "Wuqi Reform" in history. Before 38 1 year, the king of Chu died, and the nobles of Chu took the opportunity to launch a mutiny and attack and kill Wuqi. Later generations called him and Sun Wu "Sun Wu" and Woods and Sun Zi "Sun Wu's Art of War", which played an important role in China's ancient military classics. Now, Wu Qi and other ten famous martial arts players are enshrined in the temple of the city, and they are called the Ten Philosophers of the Wu Temple. Song Huizong honored Wuqi as Guangzongbo, one of the 72 generals in Wu Song Temple.
Bin Sun
Sun Bin, born and died in an unknown year, was a military strategist and a representative figure in the early Warring States period in China. Sun Bin, whose original name was unknown, was named Sun Bin because he was flogged. Sun Bin was born between Forrest Gump and is a descendant of Sun Wu. Bin Sun, a former classmate of Pang Juan, was physically disabled by Pang Juan. Later, he went to Qi with the help of an envoy of Qi, and was appointed as a military adviser, helping Tian Ji, the general of Qi, to defeat Pang Juan twice, winning the battle of Guiling and Maling, which laid the foundation for Qi's hegemony. At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, there was a historical novel "The Romance of Sun Bin" with the life of Sun Bin and Pang Juan as the theme, which made the story of Sun Bin's battle of wits widely circulated. In Tang Dezong, 64 famous martial arts masters such as Sun Bin were enshrined in Wu Wang Chengsi, known as the sixty-four generals of Wu Wang Chengsi. Song Huizong addressed Sun Bin as Wu Qingbo, one of the seventy-two generals of Wu Song Temple.
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Zhang Kuang, also known as Zhang Zi and Kuang Zi, was a general of Qi during the Warring States Period. I went to Wei for the first time. At the end of Qi Weiwang's reign, as a general, he led the army to repel the attack of Qin. In 3 14 BC, he took advantage of the civil strife in Yan State to lead 100,000 troops from Bohai Sea and broke through Yan Dou on the 50th. In the last two years, he resisted Qin Jun in the upper reaches of Pushui and failed. Qi Yi ascended the throne and joined forces with Han and Wei to attack Chu. Puffed at blowing sand, he defeated the Chu army and killed Tang Mei, the general of Chu. In 298 BC, Zhang Kuang led the Qi, Wei and Han allied forces to break through the Hangu Pass of Qin State, forcing Qin State to make peace.
Zhang yi
Yi cheung (? -309 years ago), a native of Anyi village, a descendant of Wei nobles, was a famous strategist, diplomat and strategist during the Warring States period. Zhang Yi initiated Lian Heng's diplomatic strategy and lobbied for Qin. King Hui of Qin named Zhang Yi as Prime Minister. Later, Zhang Yi sent envoys to lobby the vassal states to break the "vertical" by "horizontal", so that countries in Lian Heng changed from joint vertical resistance to pro-Qin. Therefore, Zhang Yi was named Wu Xinjun by the King of Qin. After the death of King Hui of Qin, Qin Wuwang, who acceded to the throne, didn't like Zhang Yi when he was a prince, so Zhang Yi fled Wei and became, and died a year later.
Le Yi
Le Yi, whose date of birth and death is unknown, has a son's surname, and the word "Yong Ba". Zhongshan Lingshou was an outstanding strategist at the end of the Warring States Period. He is a descendant of Wei Jiang, worshipped as a general, and was named King Chang to help revitalize Yan State. In 284 BC, he commanded the allied forces of Yan and other five countries to attack Qi, attacking more than 70 cities in succession, creating a famous war example of defeating the strong with the weak in China's ancient war history, and avenged Yan. Later, because of his suspicion, he defected to Zhao, was sealed in Guanjin, and was sealed as.
Han Fei
Han Fei (about 280- 233 BC) was a famous thinker and legalist representative at the end of the Warring States Period. Be honored as Han Feizi or Chinese characters. The son of Hanwang (the Korean monarch at the end of the Warring States Period) and the student of Xunzi. As a representative of the Legalist school of Qin, he was highly appreciated by Ying Zheng, the king of Qin, but was jealous by Reese and others, and finally he was jailed and killed. He is considered to be one of the two people who can best absorb the essence of Laozi's thought (the other is Zhuang Zhou). He is the author of Everything is Wrong, with 55 articles,100000 words. It is unique in the prose of pre-Qin philosophers, which shows that Han Fei attaches great importance to materialism and utilitarianism and actively advocates the theory of absolute monarchy, with the aim of providing autocratic monarchs with the hegemonic thought of Qiang Bing, a rich country.
Rees
Li Si (about 284 BC-208 BC), a native, whose real name is Si, has ancient characters. At the end of the Warring States period, Chu people defected to Cai. A famous politician, writer and calligrapher in the Qin Dynasty. Li Si was a small official in the county in his early years. Later, he learned from Xunzi the art of emperors and entered the Qin Dynasty. At first, he was appointed as Lang. Later, he persuaded the king of Qin to destroy the princes, became emperor and was appointed as a long history. The king of Qin adopted his strategy and sent advisers to lobby the six countries of Kanto with precious jade, alienating the princes and ministers of various countries and letting them live as guests. In the tenth year of the reign, six Hakka ministers were ordered to be expelled because North Korean spies entered the State of Qin. Li Si's "Exhortation and Expulsion" stopped it, which was adopted by the King of Qin, and soon the official arrived at Ting Wei. It played a great role in the political destruction of the six countries by the king of Qin. After Qin unified the world, he agreed with Wang Wan and Feng Jie to respect Qin as emperor, and formulated relevant etiquette systems. Be appointed as prime minister. He suggested dismantling the county wall and destroying civilian weapons; Oppose the enfeoffment system and adhere to the county system; He also advocated burning hundreds of languages, such as poems and books collected by the people, and banning private schools to strengthen centralized rule. He also participated in the formulation of laws to unify the system of tracks, characters and weights and measures. The implementation of Lisi's political thought has had a far-reaching impact on China and the world, and laid the basic pattern of China's political system for more than two thousand years. After the death of Qin Shihuang, he conspired with Zhao Gao to forge a will, forcing Fu Su, the eldest son of the first emperor, to commit suicide, and made Hu Hai, the youngest son, the second emperor. After being taboo by Zhao Gao, he was beheaded in Xianyang city in the second year of Qin Ershi, and the three clans were destroyed.