1, won Fei (Qin won), 888- 858 BC.
2. Qin Hou, whose name is unknown, was born from 857 BC to 848 BC.
3. Qin Gongbo won Gong Bo, from 847 BC to 845 BC.
4. Qin Zhong, won Qin Zhong, from 844 BC to 822 BC.
5. Qin Zhuanggong, Qi State, 82 BC1-778 BC.
6. From 777 BC to 766 BC, Qin Xianggong won the Qin Kai (as a vassal).
7. Qin Wengong, whose name is unknown.
8. Qin Jinggong (Qin) did not succeed to the throne.
9. Qin Xiangong (Qin Ninggong), Ber Ber, 7 15 BC-704 BC.
10, Qin, Yimeng, 703 BC-698 BC.
1 1, Qin Wugong, Yan said, 697-678 BC.
12, Qin Degong, Yan Jia, 677-676 BC.
13, Qin, Yan Guotian, 675-664 BC.
14, Qin Chenggong, won, 663- 660 BC.
15, Qin Mugong (Qin Miaogong), won the Ren Hao from 659 BC to 62 BC1year.
16, Qin Kanggong, won, 620 BC-609 BC.
17, male of Qin dynasty, Yaodu/Jing Yao, 608-605 BC.
18, Qin Huangong, Won Rong, 604 BC-577 BC.
19, Qin Jinggong, Shi Ying, from 576 BC to 537 BC.
20. Qin Aihong (Qin/Qin? Male), Ying Ji, 536 BC-50 BC1year.
2 1, Qin Gong Yi, not acceded to the throne.
22. Qin, a native of Suining, was born from 500 BC to 492 BC.
23. Qin Daogong, a native of Benpan, was born in 49 1- 477 BC.
24, * * * Gong Gong (Qin La Gong Gong/Qin Li Gong Gong), won the thorn, from 476 BC to 443 BC.
25. (Qin) was born from 442 BC to 429 BC.
26. Qin Huaigong was sealed, from 428 BC to 425 BC.
Qin Linggong (Gong Ling, Su Qin), Ma Su, 424 BC-4 BC15.
28. Qin was commemorated from 4 14 BC to 400 BC.
29. Qin, Ren Yanren, was born in 399-387 BC.
30. Qin (Qin Shaozhu) was born from 386 BC to 385 BC.
3 1, (Qin Yuan/Qin Yuan Wang), Yan Shi Ji/Yan Lian, 384-362 BC.
32. (Qin), a native of Qin Quliang, was born in 36 1 year-338 BC.
33. Qin was born in 337 BC-365,438 BC+065,438 BC+0 BC (renamed in 324 BC).
34. Qin Wuwang (Qin Mourn/Qin Wulie) was born in Kongtong in 365438+307 BC.
Item (Qin State), Wang Ze/Ying Ji, 306 BC-25 BC1.
36, Qin, Yan Zhu/,250 BC.
37. Wang Xiang of Qinzhuang (King of Qinzhuang), a Qin alien/won Chu from 249 BC to 247 BC.
The first unified country in history: Qin Dynasty
38, Qin Shihuang, (Qin Shihuang), Ying Zheng/Zhao Zheng (positive) 246 BC-22 BC1year.
Qin Ershi, Hu Hai, 2 10 BC-207 BC.
(This section mainly tells about the rising era of the Daqin Empire-the Xiang era of Qin. The item of Qin State is the longest reigning monarch in the history of Qin State, the 35th generation heir of Qin State and the third king. During his reign, the territory of Qin expanded rapidly, which laid the foundation for Qin Shihuang and Ying Zheng to unify the whole country. )
? In 325 BC, Ying Ji was born in Xianyang, Qin. At this time, the reigning king of Qin is Qin Huiwen. He boldly appointed Zhang Yi as the national phase, made great efforts to make Qin equal with the six Shandong countries, and adopted Zhang Yi's strategy of uniting with Lian Heng (Lord Lian Heng-the so-called Lian Heng is a powerful country of the United Nations, * * * to deal with the alliance and attack of small countries; Alliances are countries with weak national strength, threatening each other to form joint forces, and even attacking countries with strong national strength, which made Qin develop and grow during the Warring States period. At the same time, during the reign of Qin Huiwen, the State of Qin moved eastward in a big way. By the end of this year, the State of Qin had already opened the way to move eastward, and it was about to start a new chapter. (Qin Huiwen was in the Warring States Period)
? In 3 1 1 BC, Qin Huiwen died. He was the first king of Qin. During his reign, he swept the Northern Yi Qu, the East and West Ping Ba Shu, the East Hangu and the South Shang, which laid a certain foundation for Qin to unify China. In 3 10 BC, Qin Wuwang ascended the throne. After only four years in office, thanks to the efforts of King Huiwen of Qin, the national strength of Qin became stronger and stronger. Qin Wuwang is aggressive and bellicose by nature. During his reign, he launched many eastward wars and captured Yiyang, which marked the opening of Guo Qin's eastward journey. In 307 BC, 23-year-old Win Win died in Luoyi. At this time, Ying Ji was in the state of Yan as a hostage. There are different opinions about how to return to the throne of Qin. There are two most credible ones: First, under the escort of Zhao and Yan Guoli, the son won the throne with the support of Minister Qin. Second, before his death, he ordered Prime Minister Dai Ji to return to China to succeed him, which was Wang Zhao's order.
? In 306 BC, Ying Ji, King of Zhao Xiang of Qin, officially succeeded to the throne, and the carriage of Daqin Empire entered the fast lane. Xiang of Qin, who just succeeded to the throne, is still very young. His mother Xuan Queen and his uncle represent state affairs. In 299 BC, in the eighth year of Qin's reign, Chu Huaiwang was invited to join the Wuguan Alliance. At this time, he is ambitious, but young and frivolous. He recklessly hijacked Chu Huaiwang and escorted him to Xianyang, forcing the King of Chu to cede the northern territory of Chu to Qin. Chu Huaiwang refused. Qin conveniently sent troops to Chu, captured Chu 16 city and beheaded 50 thousand.
? In 293 BC, Qin reigned for fourteen years. Han and Wei joined forces to gather troops to attack Qin. Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, appointed Tian Lei as the commander in chief and sent120,000 troops to fight in the land of yique. Tian Lei trounced the allied forces of Korea and Wei, killing 240,000 enemy troops (due to the military title system adopted in the Shang Yang Reform in Qin Xiaogong, the title can be obtained by ploughing. The more cultivated land, the more food you grow, the more taxes you pay, and you can get the corresponding title. The more enemy soldiers beheaded on the battlefield, the higher the titles they can get. It can be seen that more than 200,000 people were defeated by Tian Lei. After the Battle of Yi Que, the allied forces of Korea and Wei have no strength to compete with Qin, and the two countries can no longer stop Qin from unifying the East.
? (Schematic diagram of the strategy of the Battle of Yi Que)
? With the victory of the Battle of Yi Que, Zhao Haoqi of Qin continued to appoint Bai Qi as commander-in-chief, and made great contributions to both Korea and Wei, attacking Wei for 400 miles, forcing South Korea to cede 200 miles of land, thus expanding Qin Guodong's way out. In 288 BC, in the nineteenth year of Qin's reign, Qin had the idea of being emperor. But at this time, with the existence of the Zhou Emperor, if we rashly proclaimed ourselves emperor, it would inevitably give the six Shandong countries an excuse to attack Qin again. So Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin, sent an envoy to the State of Qi, inviting the King of Qi to proclaim himself emperor. The King of Qi listened to the scholar's words and agreed to proclaim himself emperor with the King of Qin. Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, is called the Western Emperor, and the King of Qi is called the Eastern Emperor. Because the emperors of the two countries angered Lu, the king of Qi took the lead in revoking the title of emperor, and other countries jointly attacked Qin, so Zhao Xiang, the king of Qin, was forced to cancel the title of emperor and restore it.