Wu Zixu (559 BC-484 BC) was a famous official (Yun, also called Yun in some places), a native of Chu, and a doctor and strategist of Wu at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period. To seal in Shen, also known as.
Wu Zixu's father, Wu She, was the teacher of Wang Zijian, the king of Chu Ping. Because of Fei Wuji's slander, he was killed by the king of Chu Ping together with his eldest son, Wu Shang. Wu Zixu fled from Chu to Wu, became an important minister of He Lv, the king of Wu, and was the builder of Gusu City (now Suzhou). So far, there are Xumen in Suzhou.
In 506 BC, Wu Zixu cooperated with Sun Wu to invade the capital of Chu, and Wu Zixu dug the tomb of King Chu Ping and whipped his body for 300 times to avenge his father and brother. Relying on the strategies of Wu Zixu and others, Wu defeated Xu, Lu and Qi in the west and became a tyrant.
2. Tian Lei
Tian Lei (? -257 BC), white surname of Qin State, real name (now Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Meixian County, Shaanxi Province). A famous soldier in the Warring States period, an outstanding strategist, and a representative figure of "strategist".
Familiar with the art of war, good at using soldiers, and have a good relationship with Hou Weiran. Zhao Haoqi, the king of Qin, has repeatedly made meritorious military service. The battle of Yi Que broke 240,000 Wei-Han allied forces and completely defeated Qin Jun's eastward advance. The war with Chu captured the capital of Chu, Ying City. The battle of Changping hit Zhao's main force hard.
He served as the commander of Qin Jun for more than 30 years and besieged more than 70 cities. He made great contributions to the unification of the six countries by the State of Qin, and was named Wu Anjun. Zhen Zhugao Gong offended the Emperor Won, and successively demoted officials. Qin died in the fiftieth year of Du You (the first 257 years).
3. Sun Wu
Sun Wu (about 545 BC-about 470 BC), whose real name was Changqing, was born in Le 'an (now northern Shandong Province) at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period.
China, a famous strategist and politician in the Spring and Autumn Period, was honored as a soldier sage or grandson (Sun Wuzi), also known as "the most holy strategist", and was known as "the teacher of a hundred schools of thought" and "the originator of eastern military science".
Sun Wu was active from the end of 6th century BC to the beginning of 5th century BC, from Qi State to Wu State, and was recommended by the senior minister of Wu State (Wu Zixu). He presented thirteen articles of Sun Tzu's Art of War to He Lv, the king of Wu, and was reused as a general. He led Wu Jun to defeat the Chu army in the Battle of Baiju, occupied the capital of Chu, and almost destroyed Chu.