Tian Lei (? -before 257), Mi surname, Bai, surname, Bai Gong after the victory of Chu and Han. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Chu Jun arrogantly called himself king, while doctors and county magistrates arrogantly called themselves public. After Bai Gong got Bai Gong, he was also called Gongsun Qi. Bai Qi is known as the "human slaughter", and one of the four generals in the Warring States period (the other three are Wang Jian, Lian Po and Li Mu) is a famous Qin in the Warring States period.

Gao Zhen took charge of the work, did not listen to orders, and had serious differences with the imperial court.

Fan Ju made bad friends with him and was demoted to Tian Lei for his crimes. Fan Ju suggested that King Zhao of Qin sentence him to death.

Tian Lei (? -257 years ago), also known as Gongsun Qi, was born in Yan County of Qin State during the Warring States Period (now Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Meixian County, Shaanxi Province), a famous soldier of Qin State, a strategist and commander in chief of China. In order to pull out more than 70 cities for more than 30 years and wipe out more than one million enemies, Wei, Zhao, Han, Chu and other countries all feared, and there were brilliant victories such as the battle of Yi Que, the battle of Huayang and the battle of Changping. Bai was named for his meritorious military service, and he was also known as the four famous generals of the Warring States with Wang Jian, Lian Po and Li Mu.

Leitian's life

In the 13th year of Qin Zhaowang (the first 294 years), he served as the commander-in-chief and attacked North Korea New Town (now Yichuan County, Henan Province), and made a brief introduction. The joint forces of Korea and Wei reached 240,000 in Yi Que (now Longmen, Luoyang, Henan Province), and their strength was less than half of that of the joint forces. At first, the two sides were deadlocked. In the following year, they were split in two and captured the Lord of North Korea, Gong. In the 28th year of Qin Dynasty (the first 278 years), he confessed to Chu and captured Yan (now southeast of Yicheng, Hubei Province) and other cities. The following year, Chu was pulled out of the capital (now northwest of Jiangling, Hubei), and Chu was forced to move to Chen (now Huaiyang, Henan), which was closed for work.

In the thirty-fourth year of Qin Dynasty, Bai Qi defeated the Zhao and Wei allied forces in Huayang (now south of Zhengzhou, Henan Province) and beheaded 150,000 people. In the forty-seventh year of Qin Zhao (260 BC), Tian Lei secretly succeeded Wang Bi as commander-in-chief of Qin Jun in the battle of Changping. In the war, Qin Jun shot and killed Zhao Kuo, the commander of Zhao's army. Since then, the Zhao army collapsed for lack of food, and Qin Jun captured 400,000 Zhao troops. However, fearing that Zhao's surrender could not be managed, he set a plan to appease the wine and meat, ordered Qin to wrap his head in white cloth, and said, "Anyone who wears white cloth is Zhao and should be killed."

Zhao gave up when he surrendered without preparation or equipment. 450,000 troops of Zhao, overnight, only released 240 soldiers to return to China to spread the news and shocked Zhao. At that time, Shi Zi said, "There was a lot of blood, and the water in Yanggu became Dan, so it was called Dan water from now on." Take the head of Zhao's pawn for nothing, gather in Skeleton Mountain, and build a platform on the mountain, which is called Bai Qitai.

In the forty-ninth year of Qin Zhao (257 BC), Handan was defeated, and the king of Qin ordered Bai Qi to succeed to the throne. Leitian thought that he had failed in his previous pursuit of victory and lost his fighter plane. The campaign will be in vain, so he can't take care of his illness. However, the front line continued to retreat, and the king of Qin asked Fan Ju to personally persuade him to retreat. Tian Lei still had to admit that he was sick; Zhao Haoqi sent a tomb to attack Handan, which did not end in May. Zhao Haoqi also ordered Leitian to take command, but Leitian still claimed to be ill and refused to accept the command.

So, Zhao Haoqi was furious, withdrew his official position, demoted to be a soldier, expelled from Xianyang, and left Ximen Shili for Du You (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi). The king of Qin sent messengers to kill himself with a sword. Tian Lei regretted suicide before he died. Wu Wang ten years in November, death is not a crime, Qin people pity it, and villages and towns are offering sacrifices.