Chapter 69 Chronology of events in this book

295 BC: Yan envoys Su Qin into Qi and assists Qi in attacking Song. 293 B.C.: Qin general Baiqi attacked South Korea Yique and beheaded 240,000 people. 288 B.C.: King Qin Zhao and King Qi Min agreed to proclaim the emperor, King Qin Zhao proclaimed the Western Emperor, and King Qi Min proclaimed the Eastern Emperor.Su Qin asked the princes to join forces to attack Qin. 284 B.C.: Le Yi led the Allied Forces of Five Nations to attack Qi, captured Linzi, the capital of Qi, and took more than 70 cities.King Min of Qi split Su Qin's chariot. 283 B.C.: State of Zhao sent Lin Xiangru as an envoy to State of Qin. Lin Xiangru fulfilled his mission and returned Heshibi to Zhao.

279 BC: At the Mianchi meeting between Qin and Zhao, Lin Xiangru stepped forward to save Zhao from being humiliated at a critical moment; Qin general Baiqi attacked Chu, flooded Yan, hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians of Chu died; Qi general Tian Dan killed Yan The generals robbed and recovered more than 70 lost cities. 278 B.C.: Bai Qi pulled Yingdu, the capital of Chu State; in the following year, he captured Wu, Guizhou and other places in Chu State, and Qu Yuan, a doctor of Chu, threw himself into the Miluo River to die. 269 ​​BC: General Zhao She of the State of Zhao attacked the Qin army at Yanyu and defeated the Qin army. The battle of Yanyu was the worst defeat Qin suffered during the Warring States period.Zhao She was given the title Ma Fujun by King Zhao.

260 B.C.: Qin general Bai Qi defeated Zhao general Zhao Kuo in Changping, killed 450,000 Zhao soldiers, and the state of Zhao never recovered. 249 B.C.: General Meng Ao of the State of Qin took Chenggao and Xingyang of South Korea and placed them in Sanchuan Commandery, and Lv Buwei became Prime Minister of Qin. 247 B.C.: Wei Wuji, son of Wei's son Xinling, led the joint forces of Wei, Han, Zhao, Yan, and Chu to resist Qin's army outside the river of Wei State, and Meng Ao retreated. 246 BC: Qin Wangzheng succeeded to the throne and opened the Zhengguo Canal; the Qin army attacked Jinyang of Zhao State and Shangdang of South Korea, forming a tendency to divide and encircle the countries.

241 B.C.: The Allied Forces of the Five Nations once again attacked Qin in a vertical and invincible manner; King Qingxiang of Chu moved his capital to Shouchun. 239 B.C.: The state of Qin Lao Ai rebelled, Qin Wangzheng killed Lao Ai, and moved her disciples to Shu; the next year, the Qin king dismissed the prime minister Lu Buwei, and the queen mother returned to Xianyang.Chu Xiangchunshenjun's disciple Li Yuan killed Chunshenjun. 233 BC: South Korea sent Han Fei to Qin, Qin killed him. 230 B.C.: Qin General Nei Shi Teng destroyed Han, captured Han Wang An, and set his land as Yingchuan County.

229 BC: Qin army attacked Zhao, and Zhao Wangqian killed generals Li Mu and Sima Shang; the next year, Qin general Wang Jian destroyed Zhao and captured Zhao Wangqian. 227 B.C.: Crown Prince Dan of Yan sent Jing Ke to assassinate King Qin, but was defeated. King Jian of Qin defeated Yan; the next year, Qin attacked Ji, the capital of Yan, and got Prince Dan. 225 BC: Qin general Wang Ben destroyed Wei, and captured Wei Wang. 224 BC: Qin generals Wang Jian and Meng Wu defeated the Chu army and killed their general Xiang Yan; the next year, Qin captured the king of Chu and destroyed Chu. 222 BC: Qin general Wang Ben attacked Liaodong, destroyed Yan, captured Yan Wang Xi, and replaced Wang Jia.

221 BC: Qin general Wang Ben destroyed Qi and captured Qi Wang Jian.Qin merged with the world, and the king of Qin was named Shihuang.The Warring States period ended. 220 BC: Chi roads were built throughout the country, connecting Yan and Qi in the east and Wu and Chu in the south. 219 B.C.: Emperor Qin Shihuang toured the east, granted Zen to Mount Tai, and erected stones to praise virtue. 215 BC: General Meng Tian led 300,000 troops to attack the Xiongnu in the north; the next year, Meng Tian defeated the Xiongnu, plundered the land of Henan, and built the Great Wall to defend against the Xiongnu.

213 BC: Prime Minister Li Siyi was used to order the burning of books; in the following year, more than 460 alchemists and Confucian scholars were killed in Xianyang; 700,000 people were imprisoned in the Fayin Palace and the Afang Palace and Lishan Mausoleum were built. 210 B.C.: Emperor Qin Shihuang died on a sand dune while on tour; Li Si and Zhao Gao established Hu Hai, the youngest son of the first emperor, as the second emperor. 209 B.C.: Chen Sheng and Wu Guang revolted in Daze Township, Qi County, Chen Sheng proclaimed himself king, named Zhang Chu; in September, Liu Bang raised troops in Pei, called Peigong; Xiang Liang and his brother Ziyu raised troops in Wu; Qi, Zhao, Yan, Wei, etc. The descendants of the six countries rebelled against Qin one after another.

207 B.C.: Xiang Yu led his army across the Zhang River to rescue Zhao, and defeated the Qin army in Julu; Zhao Gao killed Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin, and set up his second brother Ziying, who was demoted as King Qin.