Qin was a vassal state in China during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and won the surname. According to legend, Qin Feizi, the ancestor of Qin State, was good at raising horses, so Zhou sealed them in Qin State as a vassal of Zhou Dynasty. 770 years ago, Qin Xianggong was made a great contribution by escorting his drought-striken fields eastward, and was named a vassal and earl. The Qin dynasty was established and occupied the territory of Shaanxi in the previous week. Since 677, Qin has established its capital in Yong for nearly 300 years. Yongcheng has a palace area, a residential area, a burial area for scholars and China people, and a cemetery for Qin Gong.
The original territory of the State of Qin was in the western part of Shaanxi Province today, belonging to the marginal zone of China at that time. In the early Spring and Autumn Period, it was a relatively humble country. It was not until the Qing Dynasty that it participated in the central plains hegemony and became a second-class power after Jin and Chu, but after his death, it went downhill again. This situation was not changed until the Shang Yang Reform 36 1 year ago. After the political reform, Qin became more and more powerful and began to occupy the land of other vassal States. In the first 325 years, Qin Huiwen was king. In 260 BC, the general of the State of Qin, Bai Qi, hit Zhao hard in the battle of Changping, and Zhao's army lost nearly 500,000 yuan, making A Qin the best in the world. 237 years ago, Ying Zheng ascended the throne and began his conquest of the Six Kingdoms. From the destruction of Korea by Qin State 230 years ago to the unification of China by Qin State 22 1 years ago. ~