Qin's national strength is getting stronger and stronger, and the era of Qin's hegemony has begun. The conquest of the Kanto countries and Xirong is very arbitrary-as long as it is necessary. In 3 1 1 BC, Qin Jun attacked Chu Zhaoling and Chu was defeated. Qin Jun occupied Zhaoling (east of Yancheng, Henan). In 3 10 BC, Qin attacked Yiqu and Danli (a tribe in southwest Sichuan) to quell the rebellion of ethnic minorities.
In 308 BC, Qin Wuwang for three years. Want to "drive through Sanchuan (Sanchuan County, where the river, Luo and Yi are in Luoyang, Henan Province) and have a peek", develop to the Central Plains and send Prime Minister Zuo to Wei to meet Han Yiyang. Wei greeted him from the left and right to Xirang (Qin Gui). Gan Mao is a big county in Yiyang, which is quite powerful, and the road is difficult and dangerous, and it is difficult to capture. I advise King Wu not to attack. King Wu didn't listen, so he made a promise to make peace with him, saying that he would never give up halfway; So Gan Mao and the archdeacon led the army to attack. In the first 307 years, five months later, King Wu told Gan Mao to withdraw. Gan Mao proposed a peace agreement and persuaded Qin Wuwang to do its best to strengthen the army. Gan Mao commanded Qin Jun to finally defeat the North Korean army, beheaded 60,000 people and captured Yiyang. Then, Qin Jun crossed the Yellow River to seize Wusui (now southeast of Yuanqu, Shaanxi Province) and built a city to station. South Korea was forced to send Prime Minister Gong Zhong to the State of Qin for peace. In this battle, Qin Jun continued to fight with great strength, and finally captured Yiyang (now Yiyang West, Henan Province), an important town in the Central Plains, and won a great victory. From then on, the territory of Qin extended to the Central Plains, completely controlling the risk of victory or defeat and trust.
In 306 BC, another promising politician, Zhao Haoqi of Qin, ascended the throne. Zhao Haoqi, king of Qin, turned his attention to military affairs after reorganizing his internal affairs. In 303 BC (the fourth year of Wang), Qin attacked Korea and took Wu Sui (southeast of Yuanqu, Shanxi); In the same year, he attacked Wei and took Puban (Yongji West, Shanxi), Jinyang (Yongji Jinan, Shanxi) and Fengling (Yongji Southwest, Shanxi). In 30 1 year BC, Qin attacked Korea, took Han Mao (Dengxian county, Henan province) and besieged Chu Xincheng (Xiangcheng city, Henan province). And in 300 BC, he occupied the new town, killed the king of Chu and beheaded 3 thousand.
In 299 BC, Qin Jun attacked Chu and occupied eight cities. King Qin Zhao allied with Chu Huaiwang and occupied Wuguan. He was anxious to make peace with the king and did not listen to Zhao Sui and other ministers. He hurried to the meeting, arrived at Wuguan (Shangnan, Shaanxi), and was hijacked by Qin Jun to Xianyang. Zhao Haoqi of the State of Qin demanded that Chu cut witches and Guizhou be returned to Qin. Chu Huaiwang proposed to form an alliance first and then cede territory, but the king of Qin refused, and Chu Huaiwang refused to cede territory first and then form an alliance. Qin then detained Wang Huai in Qin. The following year, the State of Chu took back the crown prince who was held hostage in the State of Qi, that is, he became the King of Xiang. When King Qin Zhao saw that the State of Chu had established a new king, he threatened to cede land, but failed. Instead, he sent troops to attack Chu, fought in the analysis (northwest of Henan Neixiang), defeated the Chu army, beheaded 50 thousand, and took more than ten cities. This war is called the war of analysis.
Zhao Haoqi of Qin accelerated the pace of the war of annexing six countries. When Qi Wei was at loggerheads, he first added troops to the land of Korea and Wei in the Central Plains. Before 295, he attacked Wei and occupied Xiangcheng (Xiangcheng, Henan); In the first 294 years, Commander Qin attacked South Korea and captured the new city (southwest of Yichuan, Henan) in one fell swoop. In the first 293 years, the Han and Wei Dynasties led 240,000 allied troops into Yi Que (now Longmen, Luoyang, Henan) to meet Qin Jun, which was the gateway of the Han and Wei Dynasties. The two mountains are opposite, and the Yi River flows through them. If you look at it, the terrain is dangerous. The Allies stood up to Qin Jun in the face of danger. Qin Jun's forces are only half that of North Korea and Wei combined. The allies maintained their respective strengths, shirked each other and refused to go to war first. In view of this situation, Tian Lei has adopted the strategy of concentrating its forces and dividing them one by one. First, suspicious soldiers were set up to contain the Korean army, the main force of the Coalition, and then concentrated their forces to attack Wei Jun by surprise, annihilated it in one fell swoop, and killed its commander, Rhino Wu. Then, the troops were transferred to attack the South Korean army. Han Jun's flank was exposed, and he was attacked by Qin Jun and fled. Tian Lei pursued the victory and wiped out the North Korean army, capturing the North Korean general Gong Sunxi. This battle, Tian Lei seized the self-conservative power of the allied forces, shirked each other, refused to fight this battle first, wiped out 240,000 people of the allied forces of Korea and Wei, and captured five cities including Yi Que, which was a large-scale annihilation war in the history of the pre-Qin war, and it was more with less. Since then, taking advantage of Wei Han's inability to fight back, he has occupied Wei (southeast of Yuanqu in Shanxi), Ji (southeast of Jiyuan in Henan), Nandeng (west of Mengxian in Henan) and Wan (Nanyang in Henan) in two years. By the first 290 years, Han was forced to cut Wusui (southeast of Yuanqu, Shanxi) for 200 miles; Wei was forced to cede 400 miles east of Hedong (the area east of the Yellow River in southwest Shanxi) to Qin, and Qin became more powerful. Moreover, Deng and Wan are metallurgical centers, and Qin accelerated the renewal of weapons. After the war, the elites of Korea and Wei were completely lost, and they were forced to sacrifice their land for peace. Bai was promoted to captain of the national team because of his outstanding military achievements, and began his brilliant military career. A year later, he became the supreme commander of Qin Jun, playing Liangzhou. Qin also expanded to the Central Plains with irresistible force because of the victory of the war. The Battle of Yi Que (now Longmen, Luoyang, Henan Province) established the military position of Bai Qi in the Qin army.
In 289 BC, Zhao Haoqi, the state of Qin, sent Liang Bai to lead an army to attack Wei, and occupied Wei's 6 1 city.
In 288 BC, Qin attacked Zhao and occupied Gengyang (Qingxu County, Shanxi Province).
In 287 BC, Qin attacked Wei. Attack the new city walls of Wei (west of Jiyuan, Henan) and Quyang (near Jiyuan).
In 286 BC, Qin attacked Wei. Qin Sima Cuo attacked Wei and occupied Hanoi (the area north of the Yellow River in Henan Province), and Anyi of Wei County made peace with Qin. The Qin Dynasty tried its best to expel Anyi people.
In 286 BC, Qin attacked Korea. Defeated by summerhill.
In 285 BC, the State of Qin conquered the State of Qi. Wu Meng, the general of Qin, led an army across the border between Korea and Wei to attack Qi, and the Qi army was defeated. Wu Meng led troops to capture Qiyi Jiucheng in succession, and ruled nine counties.
In 283 BC, Qin attacked the capital of Wei and saved Wei. The Qin army first captured Ancheng when Wei Yan left Wuguan and marched into the girder (Kaifeng, Henan) in an attempt to destroy Wei in one fell swoop. Yan Zhao saved Wei and lost.
In 282 BC, Qin attacked Zhao and occupied Lin (west of Lishi, Shanxi) and Qi (southeast of Qixian, Shanxi).
In 28 1 year BC, Qin attacked Zhao and occupied Shicheng (Lishi, Shanxi).
In 280 BC, Qin Daliang led an army to attack Zhao and occupied Guanglang City (Gaopingxi, Shanxi).
In 280 BC, the battle between Qin, Chu and Guizhou. This is Qin Jun's attack on Qianzhong County (now Hunan, western Hubei and northeastern Guizhou). Xiang admitted that Qin led the battle, which seriously weakened the military strength of North Korea and Wei, and began to seek to attack the southwest. It is decided to detour from west to east to Chu through the strategy of Ba and Shu, and reach the hinterland of Chu in central Guizhou. In thirty-five years, Qin Zhao ordered General Sima Cuo to lead an army from Longxi (now Lintao, Gansu) into Sichuan, increasing Bashu troops by 65,438+10,000. Then take 10,000 large-scale ships with 6 million tons of hooves and attack Chu from Bafushui (a tributary of Jialing River in central Sichuan) to the south. Qin Jun overcame many difficulties, crossed today's Minshan, Motianling and Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and finally attacked the rear of Chu by surprise. At that time, the main forces of Chu army assembled in the front line of Qin Chu border in the northwest, and the rear was empty. Being suddenly attacked by Sima Cuo, the Chu army was caught off guard and a large area of land was destroyed. Qin Jun captured Shang Yang of Chu State (near Wujiang River in northern Guizhou) and established Qianzhong County. King Xiang of Chu Qing was forced to cut Yong (now Zhushan, Hubei Province) and the area north of Hanshui River returned to Qin. This war is an early example of strategic detour in the history of China War. Qin completed the strategic detour to Chu.
In 279 BC (thirty-six years in Zhou Nanwang), Zhao Haoqi of Qin sent Liang Bai to lead an army to attack Chu. The political corruption in Chu State made the country's situation wane. Another army has entered Yunnan with Zhuang Ti's expedition, and its defense is weak, and it has just lost the county in central Guizhou, and its morale is low. After analyzing the situation of the two armies, Tian Lei adopted the strategic policy of going straight to Chu. He led the army eastward along the Hanshui River, first capturing Deng in the middle reaches of the Hanshui River (now the north of Xiangfan, Hubei Province) and then advancing to Yancheng. Yan is another capital of Chu, and its geographical position is very important. If you lose, you will be in danger. In order to defend the capital, the state of Chu dispatched the main force to defend Yan. Qin Jun's storm failed, so it was changed to water attack. Build a weir at 400 miles in Yancheng to stop water, store it to a certain height, and release water from the weir. The flood engulfed Yancheng, killing hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians, and floating bodies were everywhere. Qin Jun then occupied Yancheng. After the Chu army was annihilated in Yancheng, the west crossed Zhangshui and Suishui (now Qushui, a tributary of the Yangtze River), attacked Xiling (now Yichang West, Hubei Province), seized the Yangtze River, and broke Ying in the west (now East Sichuan and West Hubei; Wu Zhi, now Wushan County, Sichuan Province. Then along the east bank of the Yangtze River, the Chu King Temple in Yiling (now Yichang, Hubei Province) was burned, reaching Yingdu. King Xiang of Chu fled to the east and moved the capital to Chen (now Huaiyang, Henan). Tian Lei chased Jingling (now northwest of Qianjiang, Hubei) and stopped. The vast areas to the west and north of Jinling belong to Qin. Qin set up Nanjun in Ying (now central Hubei, governing Ying) and appointed officials to govern it. In this battle, Leitian took advantage of the fact that the city of Chu was not repaired, and at the same time he was ready to relax. He used Tao Xin's tactics to attack continuously, went deep into the territory of Chu and attacked Du Ying, Chu. The tactics of breaking the water and attacking the city and attacking Yan in vain is a pioneering work in the history of war. The victory of this war further hit and weakened the strength of Chu, and from then on Chu was even weaker. The victory of this war also created an extremely favorable situation for Qin Jun to concentrate its forces, March eastward to Shanxi and gradually implement the strategic plan of annexing the world.