Zhao was a vassal state during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, with Jinyang as its capital, Zhongmou as its capital, and Handan as its capital. From 408 BC to 222 BC, Zhao existed in history for a total of 186 years. There were 1 1 monarchs in this century. The founding monarch was Evonne (Zhao Liehou), and Zhao He (Emperor Huiwen of Zhao Haoqi) reigned for the longest time, totaling 33 years. However, Zhao Jia (Wang Jia) only reigned for six years. In 222 years ago, Wang Ben invaded and exiled Wang Jia.
Zhao Liehou, son of Zhao Xianzi, was the monarch of the State of Jin and the founding monarch of Zhao during the Warring States Period. His reign was from 408 BC to 400 BC. In 453 BC, in the battle of Jinyang, Han, Zhao and Wei destroyed the Zhi family and divided the regime into Jin, but the legal separation from Jin began with Zhao Liehou. In 400 BC, Zhao Liehou died, his son Zhao He was young, and his brother Zhao Wugong succeeded him.
Brief introduction of Zhao
Zhao people (about 309 BC-266 BC), also known as Zhao. Won the surname Zhao, name He. At the end of the Warring States period, the seventh generation monarch of Zhao, the second son of King Wuling of Zhao. During the reign of Hui Wenzhao, there were ministers of civil and military affairs such as Lin Xiangru, Lian Po, Ping Yuanjun and Zhao She, who were politically clear and powerful. In the thirty-third year of Huiwen, Zhao Haoqi (266 BC), Huiwen, Zhao Haoqi, died, and Prince Zhao Dan succeeded to the throne, known as Cheng Xiao, Zhao Haoqi.
Zhao Haoqi Huiwen is strict and reasonable in rewarding and punishing ministers. Lian Po succeeded in cutting Qi and made outstanding achievements, and was named Shangqing by Huiwen. Lin Xiangru returned to Zhao intact and lived up to his mission. King Huiwen of Zhao made him a doctor. At Mianchi meeting, Lin Xiangru stood face to face with the king of Qin, safeguarded Zhao's dignity, and named him Shangqing.