Warring States astray

This book describes the history of the Warring States Period from the division of Han, Zhao, and Wei to the unification of the six kingdoms by Qin Shihuang. Based on "Historical Records", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", "Warring States Policy" and other historical books, combined with recent archaeological materials, the author takes the time as the longitude and the country as the latitude, and investigates the reform of Shang Yang and the Battle of Changping. events of fate.

The history of the Warring States Period was originally complicated, and Qin Shihuang burned the history books of the six countries, making it even more confusing. The disappearance of Jin, the fall of Qiang Chu, the death of Tian Qi and the demise of the country, and the final dominance of Western Qin, are often contradictory records in historical records. This book does not copy the translation of historical books, simply lists historical facts, but makes use of historical books, research works, geographical information and other materials to cite up and down, compare and survey in many ways, and strive to reproduce the historical picture of the era of great change.

In this book, there are the ways of the rise and fall of nations, the ups and downs of wanderers, and the sorrow of heroes lost their way, showing a colorful picture scroll of reforming the old and reforming the old.

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