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Chapter 63 Bai Qi
Su Yue continued to flip through the information and said: "The next one is our Lord Wu An, the God of Killing is in vain!"

My dear, don’t go away: Very good, very good, finally waiting for Mr. Wu An!
He doesn’t love me: Ah ah ah, I finally waited for you, but fortunately I didn’t give up!
Don't let the world grow old: it's all said in vain. Then Ji'er will definitely be pulled out and whipped to death.

Lian Lian: It's not possible to whip the corpse, but you will definitely be scolded.

I send my thoughts to Mingyue: Yes, after all, those who kill heroes will definitely be scolded.

Ning Yan: Yes, especially his great-grandson is in sharp contrast to him!
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Ying Ji looked at the comment area, a smile froze on his face, what the hell? Still whipping corpses? Isn't he guilty of this?
Also, what did Zheng'er do? Why is it such a stark contrast to him? He is Zheng'er's great-grandfather!
Bai Qi didn't understand either. Ying Ji couldn't say that he completely trusted him, but compared to other ministers, his treatment was definitely first-class. Did he kill the hero?
Bai Qi was a little confused. If this was the case, would he still fight hard?

At this time, he found that the corner of his clothes was being taken away by a small white hand. Bai Qi lowered his head and found that it was Ying Zheng.

Ying Zheng is still a child now. He raised his head and said, "General Bai Qi, what's wrong with you?"

Bai Qi picked up Ying Zheng and said, "It's okay. I was just thinking about the little king's birthday gift. I should prepare some gifts for the little king."

Ying Zheng blinked and said, "Zheng'er likes all the gifts from General Bai Qi!"

Bai Qi put Ying Zheng on the ground and said, "Little king, please go up and drink some water. I want to talk to the king about something."

Ying Zheng nodded and ran away.

Bai Qi stood up, turned away from Ying Ji, and turned to look at the sky screen, which was currently playing his life story.

Bai Qi (? - 257 BC), also known as Gongsun Qi[62], was a native of Yiyi (now Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Mei County, SX Province). A famous general during the Warring States Period in China, an outstanding military strategist and a representative figure of the "strategic strategist".

Bai Qi was familiar with the art of war, good at using troops, and had good relations with Ranghou Wei Ran. He assisted King Zhaoxiang of Qin and made many military exploits. In the fourteenth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (293 BC), Zuo Geng led the troops and defeated the Wei and Han coalition forces in the Battle of Yique, beheading people and clearing the way for the Qin army to advance eastward. He was successively promoted to Guowei and Daliangzao.

From the 279th year of King Qin Zhaoxiang (278 BC) to the th year of King Qin Zhaoxiang ( BC), he launched a large-scale attack on Chu, conquered Yingcheng, the capital of Chu, and occupied a large area of ​​Chu State. He was awarded the title of Lord Wu'an for his merits. Later, he repeatedly defeated the three Jin Dynasties and continuously captured the territories of Han and Wei.

In the forty-seventh year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (260 BC), the main force of Zhao was severely damaged in the Battle of Changping, and Zhao soldiers were killed.

After the war, he advocated taking advantage of the victory to march forward and defeat the State of Zhao. However, because Hou Fanju was jealous of his great achievements, he finally agreed to cede territory to Han and Zhao to seek peace and stopped the army.

Later, King Zhaoxiang of Qin launched another army to attack Handan, but could not capture it for a long time. He proposed to send Bai Qi as commander, but he repeatedly rejected it. This angered King Zhaoxiang of Qin and offended Fan Ju at the same time. He was finally deposed as a soldier and died in Duyou.

Bai Qi served as the commander-in-chief of the Qin army for more than 30 years and attacked more than 70 cities. He predicted the enemy like a god in battle, won surprising victories, and shocked the six countries. He made great contributions to the process of Qin's unification of the six countries.

As another outstanding military commander in Chinese history after Sun Wu and Wu Qi, he, Lian Po, Li Mu, and Wang Jian were called the four famous generals of the Warring States Period; together with Han Xin, he was also called "Han Bai", and later generations often referred to him as Han Xin. , Wei Qing, Huo Qubing and others are collectively called "Han Bai Wei Huo".

During the Tang Dynasty, he was ranked among the top ten sages in the martial arts temple. His military thoughts had a great influence on the military science of later generations. After the Six Dynasties, Bai Qi was included in the genealogy of gods and ghosts by Taoism, and was gradually promoted and deified. By the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, he entered the Immortal Class and became a divine general.

It is said that Bai Qi wrote the military books "Formation Map" and "Wonderful Marching Method", which are now lost.

My charming but short-lived ancestor: Faced with the same situation, Ying Ji said: If you can't do it, everyone will hate you!
And Ying Zheng said: Can't bear to abandon me!

In other words, who can resist Zheng Er's coquettishness?
Don't let the world grow old: That's right, Ji'er is good at everything, just this emotional intelligence, tsk tsk tsk.

Community of Contradictions: Ji'er, if you believe Bai Qi, then it is not Zheng'er but him who unifies the six countries.

Fuling: Not necessarily, after all, they were already very old at the time. My charming but short-lived ancestor: Bai Qi died early, but Ji'er lived a long time.

Don't let the world grow old: Indeed, Ji'er is called the King of Super Long Standby and the Great Demon King of the Warring States Period for a reason.

Wan Ning couldn't sleep: That's right, but there are definitely not many generals like Ji'er.

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: Indeed, especially Fan Ju, the troublemaker.

A piece of bamboo: Actually, Fan Ju is okay, but he is too malicious towards Bai Qi.

……

Su Yue sighed and said, "I really want to ask Ji'er if she still remembers the saying that if a widower is a woman, she must marry the general's Ji'er."

Wan Ning can't sleep: Isn't this thing adapted from a TV series?
I send my thoughts to the bright moon: That’s right, this thing is fake, Ying Ji never said this.

Yue Yue: I know, but I just used this to express the honeymoon period between Ying Ji and Bai Qi at that time.

Fuling: God, you are in your honeymoon period. Can you use this thing casually?
Yueyue: Sorry, I was wrong!
……

Su Yue's network card was stuck at this time. She chatted in the comment area for a while. After finding that the network was good, she continued: "Then let's take a look at Bai Qi's Battle of the Gods - the Battle of Changping!"

The Battle of Changping was a war that took place between May and October in the forty-seventh year of King Qin Zhaoxiang's reign (260 BC) in Changping, northwest of Gaoping City, Jincheng, SX Province. .

Qin and Zhao fought for Shangdang, and a large-scale war broke out.

It took three years from the time Qin sent troops to cede Korea to Shangdang until Qin won. The Battle of Changping only lasted 5 months. Zhao Jun was finally defeated and Qin won and occupied Changping. In this battle, about 45 Zhao Jun were beheaded and killed.

This battle was a strategic decisive battle between Qin and Zhao. The Qin State won several battles in a row, causing the Zhao army to suffer heavy losses. The situation on the battlefield was extremely unfavorable to the Zhao State.

When Qin saw that Zhao was stubborn and refused to fight, it sent spies to spread rumors of Lian Po's surrender and threatened that Qin was not afraid of Lian Po, but was afraid of Zhao Kuo, the son of Zhao She (who had defeated Qin).

Zhao Kuo followed King Zhao's intention and changed Lian Po's defensive deployment and military regulations, replaced generals, and organized an attack.

The Qin State secretly appointed the famous general Bai Qi as commander-in-chief. In view of Zhao Kuo's weakness in eagerness for victory, Bai Qi adopted a combat policy of feigning defeat and retreating, luring the enemy out of their positions, and then dividing and encircling Zhao, cutting off their food routes, and annihilating them. Finally, he won the war. victory.

After this battle, Zhao State's vitality was severely damaged, which accelerated the process of Qin State's unification of China. The Battle of Changping was the final turning point in the history of the Warring States Period. At this point, Qin State's unification was only a matter of time (see the historical stages of the Warring States Period).

This battle was the earliest, largest and most thorough large-scale annihilation war in ancient Chinese military history.

In early May 2011, more than 5 square meters of corpse pit ruins were discovered near Hougou Village, Yonglu Township, Gaoping City.

In addition, a pit of bones was also found in Baizhizhuang Village, Sizhuang Town, on the west bank of the Dan River.

On July 2020, 7, a suspected corpse pit from the Battle of Changping was discovered in Nanwangzhuang Village, Beicheng Street, Gaoping City, Shanxi Province.

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