Historical Chronology of Qi (Ping Gong Year - 37th Year of King Wei)
Ping Gong Year - 37 Years of King Wei (480 BC - 320 BC)
[Warring States] Historical Chronology of Qi State (from 480 BC to 221 BC)
480 BC, the 40th year of King Xinyou of Zhou Jing, Duke Qi Ping (Jiang Ao Year)
< p> The Warring States Period begins.Tian Chang was in charge of Qi government and punishment. Qi Qing Gao Wuping rushed to Yan.
478 BC, Guihai, the 42nd year of King Jing of Zhou, the third year of Qi Pinggong
In Xia, Chu destroyed Chen.
In winter, Duke Ping of Qi and Duke Ai of Lu (Ji Jiang) met in Mengyi (now Mengyin County, Shandong Province). During the meeting, Duke Ping kowtowed to Duke Ai, but Duke Ai only bowed in return. The people of Qi were angry. Later, Meng Sun, the Prime Minister of Lu Li, said: "If you are not bowing to the emperor, you will not bow your head."
In 477 BC, the forty-third year of King Jing of Zhou Dynasty and the fourth year of Qi Ping Gong
Wei Shiman (called "Shipu" in "Zuo Zhuan") expelled his king Wei and rose up. Benqi. When Wei came out to serve as a public servant, Wei Zhe (his father Wei Kuaipan was expelled to Qi in 492 BC) returned to Qi from Qi and resumed his throne.
In 476 BC, the forty-fourth year of King Yichou of Zhou Dynasty and the fifth year of Qi Pinggong
Chu Tian often said to Pinggong: "Virtue should be given to people as they wish, and the king should do it. To punish people for their evil deeds, please do it. "Tian Chang took sole control of the state of Qi and executed all the powerful men including Bao, Yan, Jianzhi and the public clan. Cut Qi from Anping (the ancient city of Anping is 24 kilometers northeast of Xindian, Linzi District, Zibo City today) to the east of Langyi, and enfeoffed a town for himself, which was larger than Pinggong Shiyi ("Historical Records: Tian Wan Family").
475 BC Bingyin, the first year of King Zhou Yuan (Ji Ren), the sixth year of Qi Ping Gong
Jin Zhibo (Gou Yao) attacked Zheng, and Qi rescued Zheng.
Qi people, Lu people, and Zheng people gathered in Linqiu (Qi, southeastern part of Fan County, Henan Province today).
474 BC, Ding Mao, the second year of King Zhou Yuan, the seventh year of Qi Ping Gong
In the Xia, Yue people hired people from Lu and Qi, and Yue began to communicate with the countries in the Central Plains.
Qi Ping Gong, Zhu Huan Gong (Cao Ge), and Lu Ai Gong were in Gu Yi (Qi, the site of Gucheng is 50 miles southeast of Fan County, Henan Province). Qi sent strong men to force Ai Gong to kowtow to Ping Gong, and sang a song and said satirically: "The people of Lu are stubborn and have not been awake for many years, which makes us embarrassed. They cling to the poor Confucian books and only cause unnecessary disputes." In order to take revenge on Qilu Mengyi in 478 BC, Ping Gong kowtowed, and Ai Gong returned the shame of bowing.
473 BC Wuchen, the third year of King Zhou Yuan, the eighth year of Duke Ping of Qi
Duke Yin of Zhu (Cao Yi) fled from Qi and sent more troops to escort Duke Yin of Zhu back to his country for restoration.
Gou Jian, the king of Yue, destroyed Wu.
In the winter, King Gou Jian of Yue led his army to cross north, and met the princes of Qi and Jin in Xuzhou (Qi. Today is the city of Tengzhou, Shandong). The people of Yue paid tribute. King Zhou Yuan sent people to give Gou Jianxu, with the order: Bo. Gou Jian dominated.
472 BC Jisi, the fourth year of Zhou Yuan, the ninth year of Duke Ping of Qi
Zhibo, a senior official of Jin, attacked Qi and defeated the Qi army in Liqiu. ·
The older man Fan Li went to Yue and went boating in rivers and lakes. When he was in Qi (about this year or later), he changed his name and surname to Gui Zipi. He stopped at Tao and was called Tao Zhugong (according to the "Historical Records. The Family of King Goujian of Yue" and "Biography of Huo Shi").
471 BC Gengwu, the fifth year of King Zhou Yuan, the tenth year of Duke Ping of Qi
In the Xia, the Marquis of Jin and Lu Zangshi attacked Qi and captured Linqiu.
In 468 BC, the first year of King Zhending of Guiyou Zhou (Ji Jie), the thirteenth year of Duke Qi Ping
Duke Ai of Lu wanted to use Yue soldiers to eliminate Sanhuan, but he was chased away by Sanhuan when the incident was revealed. cross. Zi Ji Ning was established in order to mourn the duke ("Historical Records: Lu Family")
When Jin Zhibo attacked Zheng, Si Huanzi came to Qi to ask for help, and Tian Chang's commander rescued Zheng and Jin ("Six Kingdoms") "Chronology", "Fengzhou Gangjian" Volume 5).
King Goujian of Yue moved his capital from Zhuji to Langxi (now northwest of Jiaonan County, Shandong Province) and set up a viewing platform to look at the East China Sea.
In 456 BC, in the thirteenth year of King Zhending of Zhou Dynasty and the twenty-fifth year of Duke Zhending of Zhou Dynasty, Duke Qi Ping Jiang Ao died and his son Jiang Ji (the author of "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms") was established. , said Xuangong. At that time, the official family was weak, and all the affairs of Qi were governed by the Jiang family. The Jiang family of Qi State was actually replaced by the Tian family.
At the beginning, "Tian Changnai selected the women of the Qi Kingdom who were over seven feet tall as the harem. The harem was numbered in the hundreds, so that guests could not help but leave others in and out of the harem." In that year, "Tian Chang died and had more than 70 sons."
After Tian Chang's death, his son Tian Pan (Yizhuan) took over the throne and established the throne. Tian Chang's posthumous title is "Chengzi" (see "Historical Records: Tian Wan Family" and "Yi Shi Chronology").
In 455 BC, the sixteenth year of King Zhending of Wuzi Zhou Dynasty and the third year of Qi Xuangong (Jiang Ji)
Jin Qing’s Han family, Zhao family, and Wei family all destroyed the Zhi family (that is, Zhi Bo) Gou Yao), three parts of the land. From then on, the three clans of Han, Zhao, and Wei took over the Jin government, and they were known as the "Three Jins" in the world.
Tian Pan made all his brothers and clansmen serve as officials in the capital of Qi State, and communicated with the "Three Jins", thus establishing the Qi State.
Tian Panzu (posthumously named Xiangzi), Zi Zhuangzi Tian Bai (Bai Yizuobo) was established, and Tian Bai became the prime minister of Qi Xuan Gong.
In 445 BC, in the 24th year of King Bingshen and King Zhending of Zhou Dynasty, in the 11th year of Qi Xuangong
King Hui of Chu destroyed Qi (the capital of Qi was located in the old city of Yuanling, fifty miles southeast of Changle County, Shandong). Chu territory expanded eastward to Sishang ("Chu Family").
451 B.C. Gengxu, the tenth year of King Kao of Zhou (Ji Wei), the twenty-fifth year of Duke Xuang of Qi
King Jian of Chu destroyed Ju (the capital of Ju is now Ju County, Shandong Province).
418 BC, Guihai, the eighth year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty (Ji Wu), the thirty-eighth year of Qi Xuangong
Yue destroyed Teng (the capital of Teng is now Tengzhou City, Shandong Province).
415 BC Bingyin, the eleventh year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the forty-first year of Duke Xuang of Qi
Prince Tian of Qi State invaded Handan of Zhao State and surrounded Pingyi (according to the "Bamboo Book Annals").
In 41S BC, the thirteenth year of King Weilie of Wuchen Zhou Dynasty and the forty-third year of Qi Xuangong
Qi Prime Minister Tian Bai (Zhuangzi) attacked Jin and destroyed Huangcheng (now south of Guanxian County, Shandong Province, this Zhao Dynasty Yi, later belonged to the Wei Dynasty), Wei Yanghu (see "Historical Records: Tian Wan Family").
In 472 BC, the fourteenth year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty and the forty-fourth year of Qi Yigong
Qi Prime Minister Tian Bai attacked Luge and Anyang (east of Caoxian County, Shandong Province. "Tian Wan Family" was written as Anling error).
411 BC Geng Wu, the fifteenth year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the forty-fifth year of Qi Xuangong
Qitian Bai defeated Lu to capture the capital ("Tian Wan Family" records "taking one city").
In 410 BC, the sixteenth year of King Weilie of Xinwei Zhou Dynasty, the first year of Tian Qi's mourning, the forty-sixth year of Qi Xuangong
Qi Prime Minister Tian Bai died, and was succeeded by his son, whose name is unknown to history. stand. (According to "Cihai·Chronology of the Warring States Period" and "Chronology of Major Events in Chinese History" edited by Feng Junshi. "Yishi" quotes "Chronology" as saying, "Tianzhuangzi died in the fifteenth year of Duke Xuangong of Qi, and he will be the prime minister next year to mourn his son. Xuangong forty-seventh year) Tian Aozi died in the year, and Tian He was established next. According to this, there were no Aozi after Tianzhuangzi.)
"The king of Zhou ordered the Jin officials Han Qizhang and Zhao Huan to attack. Qi entered the Great Wall, and Qi Tian defeated Jin Zhao Huan in Pingyi. "([Guangxu] "Shandong Tongzhi·Tongji" Volume 3 quotes "Tongjian Waiji". And "Bamboo Book Annals" records: "In the 16th year of King Weilie, Qitian* and Handan Hanju fought in Pingyi, Handan The army was defeated by Bu, so he was captured by Hanju and took Pingyi and Xincheng). 408 BC, the 18th year of King Weilie of Guiyou Zhou, the 3rd year of Tian Qi's son and the 48th year of Qi Xuan Gong
Qitian and defeated Lu to capture * (yizuocheng, Luyi, now in the north of Ningyang County, Shandong Province).
In 407 BC, Jiaxu, the nineteenth year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the fourth year of Tian Qi's mourning, the forty-ninth year of Duke Xuan of Qi
Duke Xuan and the people of Zheng met in Xicheng. Qi attacked the Wei and captured Guanqiu (now south of Caoxian County, Shandong).
In the 21st year of King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty in Bingzi, 405 BC, in the 6th year of Tian Qi's mourning, in the 51st year of Qi Xuangong
Xuan Gong Jiang Ji died, and Zi Kang Gong Jiang Dai succeeded. Weak, Kang Gong only retained the false name of Qi Jun, and was controlled by the Tian family everywhere.
Qi official Tian Hui (formerly known as Gongsun Hui) rebelled against Zhao with Linqiu (Qiyi, southeast of Fan County, Henan Province today). Tian Bu attacked Linqiu, and the three Jin armies came to rescue him and defeated the Qi army.
In 404 BC, the 22nd year of King Ding Chou and King Weilie of Zhou Dynasty, the first year of Tian Qi and the first year of Qi Kang's reign
Tian Dao's son died and his younger brother Tian He was established (according to "Historical Records·Tian Wan" "Family", "Index" and "Cihai·Warring States Chronology").
The Three Jin Dynasties attacked Qi and invaded the Great Wall of Qi.
In the 23rd year of King Weilie of the Wuyin Zhou Dynasty in 403 BC, the second year of Tian Qihezi, the second year of Qi Kanggong
Jin officials Wei Si, Zhao Ji and Han Qian asked the King of Zhou to serve as princes. The king of Zhou promised it. From then on, Wei, Zhao, and Han began to be classified as princes. (The three families were divided into Jin. Sima Guang's "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" was written in this year, which may be the beginning of the Warring States period.)
In 391 BC, in the eleventh year of Ji Jiao, King of Zhou An, Tian Qi and Zi Shi In the fourth year and the fourteenth year of Duke Kang of Qi
Tian He deposed Kang Gong Jiang Dai and established himself as the king of Qi. He moved Kang Gong to the seaside (Kang Gong's old city is 40 kilometers south of today's Wendeng City, Shandong Province), making Shi Yiyi The city was built to honor the Jiang family. (According to "Historical Records: Tian Wan Family". The "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms" is dated to the 16th year of King Zhou An.)
In 390 BC, in the 12th year of King An of Zhou Dynasty in Xinmao, the 15th year of Tian Qihezi, Duke Qi Kanggong In the fifteenth year
Lu attacked Qi, and the Lu army defeated the Qi army in Pinglu (today's Wenshang County, Shandong).
Qi attacked Wei and captured Xiangling (Wei, Sui County, Henan Province. According to the "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms").
In 387 BC, in the 15th year of King An of Zhou Dynasty during the Sino-Japanese War, the 18th year of Tian Qihezi, the 18th year of Duke Kanggong of Qi
Qi Tianhe met with Marquis Wu of Wei, and the people of Wei and Chu came to Zhuoze (today's East of Baisha Reservoir, Henan Province), seeking to be established as a prince. Marquis Wu of Wei sent an envoy to the King of Zhou, asking him to establish Tianhe as a prince, and the King of Zhou agreed.
In 386 BC, Yiwei, the sixteenth year of King An of Zhou, Tian Qi Taigong (namely Tian He’s posthumous title), the first year of Qi Kanggong, the nineteenth year, King Zhou An responded to Tian He’s request and initially appointed Tian He as a prince and listed in the Zhou Dynasty. . Tian He still continued to use the title of Qi State (called Tian Qi in the world to distinguish him from Jiang's Qi State), and changed his name to Yuan Dynasty.
Zhao Jinghou moved the capital from Zhongmu to Handan ("Historical Records·Zhao Family").
In 385 BC, Bingshen, the seventeenth year of King Zhou An, the second year of Tian Qi Tai Gong, the twentieth year of Qi Kang Gong
Tian Qi Hou Tian and Fa Lu Po Zhi ("Chronology of the Six Kingdoms" ).
Zhao Division defeated Qi Division in Lingqiu (Lingqiu County, Shanxi Province. See "Historical Records: Zhao Family").
In 384 BC, in the 18th year of King An of Zhou Dynasty in Dingyou, the 3rd year of Tian Qi Taigong and the 21st year of Qi Kanggong
Tian He, the Marquis of Tian Qi, died (posthumously known as Ri Taigong), and Zitian Yan was established as a marquis. . (According to the "Index" of "Historical Records·Tian Wan Family" cited "Chronology" and "Cihai Warring States Era Table". The "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms" is dated to the seventeenth year of King Zhou An.)
Qi When attacking Wei, the Zhao division rescued Wei and fought with the Qi division at Linqiu (Qiyi, now Yidong Fort, 70 miles southeast of Fan County, Henan Province), but the Qi division was defeated (according to "Historical Records of the Zhao Family").
In 382 BC, the 20th year of King An of Zhou Dynasty in Jihai, the 2nd year of Tian Qihou Yan, the 23rd year of Qi Kanggong
Tian Qi assisted the defenders in attacking Zhao. Zhongmu.
580 BC, the 22nd year of Xinchou Zhou An, the 4th year of Tian Qihou Yan, the 25th year of Qi Kanggong
Qi attacked Yan and captured Sangqiu. The three kingdoms of Wei, Han and Zhao joined forces to attack Qi. In a melee at Sangqiu (west of Pingyuan County, Shandong), the Qi army was defeated.
579 BC, the 23rd year of Renyin, the 23rd year of King An of Zhou Dynasty, the 5th year of Tian Qihou Yan, the 26th year of Qi Kanggong
Kanggong Jiang died, and the Jiang family of Qi died.
In that year, the king of Yue moved his capital from Langxi to Wu (now Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province).
In 374 BC, Ding Wei, the second year of King Lie of Zhou (Ji Xi), the first year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi (Tian Wu)
Tian Wu killed his father Shan and his son was happy and independent. For Duke Huan. (According to the "Index" of "Historical Records·Tian Wan Family" and the "Chronology of Major Events in Chinese History" edited by Feng Junshi. "Yi Shi" was written in the first year of King Lie of Zhou Dynasty.)
Wushen King III of Zhou Lie in 373 BC In the second year of Duke Huan of Qi in Tiantian, Yan defeated the Qi army at Lin Gu ("Chronology of the Six Kingdoms"). Lu Faqi entered Yangguan (northeast of Ningyang, Shandong). Wei attacked Qi and arrived at Boling ("Zizhi Tongjian")
In 372 BC, in the fourth year of King Lie of Zhou Dynasty, Tian Qi and the third year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi
Wei attacked Qi and captured Xue Ling (Northeast of Yanggu County, Shandong).
370 BC, Xinhai, the sixth year of King Zhou Lie, the fifth year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi
Qi Hou Tianwu went to Luoyang to meet King Zhou Lie.
Zhao attacked Qi Zhenyi ("Chronology of the Six Kingdoms" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" says: "Zhao attacked Qi to Juan". According to Ban Zhi, Juan is today's eastern mountain
Juancheng County, Province)
In the seventh year of King Renzi Zhou Lie and the sixth year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi
Qi State's commander Tian Shoushi attacked Wei and watched the surrender.
In 368 BC, the first year of King Guichou Zhou Xian (Ji Bian) and the seventh year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi
Zhao invaded Qi and captured the Great Wall (Qi had a huge Great Wall defense, which is now in Shandong Province Changqing territory), Xuan returned the invaded land to Qi.
In 366 BC, the third year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty in Yimao and the ninth year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi
Zhao and Qi fought against Axia (now Dong'e County, Shandong Province, see "Historical Records: Zhao Family") .
In the fourth year of King Bingchen of Zhou Xian and the tenth year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi in 365 BC, in the spring, King Hui of Wei moved his capital from Anyi (Xia County, Shanxi) to Daliang (Kaifeng, Henan). See "Bamboo Book" Chronology").
The day before yesterday, 357 years ago, Jiazi, the twelfth year of King Xian of Zhou, the eighteenth year of Duke Huan of Tian Qi,
Tian Wu, the Marquis of Tian Qi, died, and Tian Yin, the King of Ziwei, was established. (According to "Cihai Chronology of the Warring States Period" and "Chronology of Major Events in Chinese History". However, the "Chronology" of the "Index" of "Historical Records of the Tian Wan Family" states: "Then Duke Huan died in the 19th year." This is different.)< /p>
In the 13th year of King Yichou of Zhou Xian in 356 BC, the first year of King Tian Qiwei
Tian Qi established Jixia Academy and attracted scholars from all over the world, which should be before and after.
Soon after King Wei was established, Zou (Zou) Ji used the drum and harp to see King Wei. King Wei welcomed his envoy to live in the right room, and in the third month he was given the seal of Zou Ji. Zuo Ji recommended talents to King Wei, innovated politics, paid attention to farming, and developed the economy, so that the country of Tian Qi became stronger. Marquis Cheng of Zhao, King Wei of Qi, and Marquis Huan of Song met in Pinglu (Wenshang County, Shandong Province, which was the capital of central Shandong in the Spring and Autumn Period, but was changed to Pinglu in the Han Dynasty, according to "Zizhi Tongjian").
In 355 BC, the fourteenth year of King Bingyin of Zhou Xian and the second year of King Tian Qiwei
King Wei of Qi and King Hui of Wei met in the suburbs (the junction of Qi and Wei). King Hui asked King Wei, "Is there any treasure in Qi?" King Wei said, "No." King Hui said, "Although my country is small, there are still pearls with an diameter of 10 inches. According to the chariot, there are twelve carriages at the front and rear. How can it be that Qi Ri is so big but has no treasure?" King Wei said: "The reason why I am a treasure is different from that of the king. If my minister has Tan Zi, he will guard the south city, so the Chu people will not dare to attack the river. When the princes come to court, my ministers who have Kua (Yizupan, that is, Tian Kua) will be sent to guard Gaotang, but the people of Zhao will not dare to fish in the river. My ministers who are married to Guizhou will be sent to guard Xuzhou ("Historical Records: Zhengyi"). The name of the place on the northwest border of Yunqi is in Pingshu County, Dongping County, Bohai County.) The Yan people worshiped the north gate, and the Zhao people worshiped the west gate. There were more than a thousand families who immigrated. If my ministers have a leader, they will be prepared for thieves, and they will not pick up the remains. "These four ministers will illuminate thousands of miles, how can they be more than twelve times?" King Hui looked ashamed.
Qi Shi and Yan fought in the ditch, and Qi Shi escaped (see "Bamboo Book Annals").
354 BC Ding Mao, the fifteenth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, the third year of King Wei of Tian Qi
Wei Pangjuan attacked Zhao and besieged Handan, and Zhao asked Qi for help.
King Wei of Qi granted him the title of Prince of Pi, and named him Chenghou ("Historical Records: Tian Wan Family").
In 353 BC, Wuchen, the sixteenth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, and the fourth year of King Tian Qi Wei
King Wei appointed Tian Ji as a general and Sun Bin as a military advisor to save Zhao. He used the plan of surrounding Wei to save Zhao and led the Qi army He rushed across Daliang, forcing Pang Juan to return to his army, intercepted him on the way, and fought in Guiling (the former site of Guiling is in the Helou Village, Mudan Township, Northeastern Heze City, Shandong Province today). Wei's army was defeated and fled. (According to "Historical Records of the Wei Family". The "Bamboo Book Annals" records: "In the fifteenth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, Qitian attacked our Dongbi and fought in Guiling. Our division was defeated." The record is different here) "So Qi was the strongest among the princes and proclaimed himself king to command the world." (See "Historical Records: Tian Wan Family")
In 351 BC, the eighteenth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, the 18th year of King Gengwu, and the sixth year of King Tian Qiwei's
"Qi built defenses as the Great Wall." (See "Chronology of the Bamboo Book", according to Qi, the Great Wall was built along the mountains, starting from the defense gate of today's Changqing County in the west, bordering the northern hill of Mount Tai to the east, passing through Laiwu , Boshan, Yiyuan, Linxiong, Yishui and other counties until Jiaonan enters the sea)
In the 21st year of King Guiyou Zhou Xian and the ninth year of King Tianqi Wei
King Wei's sycophant Zhou Po Hu accepted bribes and envied the virtuous, but the wise doctor of Jimo promoted farming and the people became rich, but he destroyed it the day he broke Hu. A doctor was unworthy and ignored political affairs. The people were poor and discouraged. Po Hu rebelled against Japan and praised him. King Wei's concubine Yu Juan said to King Wei: Zhou Po Hu is a slanderous villain and cannot be used. There was a Mr. Beiguo in Qi who was wise and virtuous, and could serve as a leader. "Po Hu heard about it and falsely accused Yujuan of having an affair with Mr. Beiguo when she was at home." King Wei was suspicious and imprisoned Yujuan on the nine-story platform for interrogation. There was a secretary who broke the Hu bribery, but reported false accusations to King Wei. King Wei saw that her words were inappropriate, so he summoned Yujuan to ask herself, and found out the truth. He released Yujuan, commended her in the court and market, granted the title of Jimo doctor to tens of thousands of households, and cooked Adafu and Pohu.
So the ministers were afraid and did not dare to conceal their faults, and the state of Qi was in great power.
In 346 BC, Yihai, the 23rd year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, and the 11th year of King Wei of Tian Qi, Qi killed its official Mou Xin ("Six Kingdoms Qian Biao").
In 344 BC, Ding Chou, the twenty-fifth year of King Zhou Xian, and the thirteenth year of King Tian Qi Wei,
King Hui of Wei initiated the Fengze Meeting to coordinate with the princes and dynasty King Zhou Xian.
342 BC Gengchen, the twenty-eighth year of King Xian of Zhou, the sixteenth year of King Wei of Tian Qi
King Wei Hui sent Pang Juan to replace Han, and Han asked Qi for help. King Wei sent Tian Ji as general and Sun Bin as military advisor to rescue him. The Wei army was defeated at Malingdao (now in Shenxian County, Shandong Province) and captured Wei Crown Prince Shen. Wei general Pang Juan committed suicide and Qi soldiers beheaded him. The filial woman was buried on the bank of the Hexi River (the tomb is at General Erli Township, Zichuan District, Zibo City today). On the east side of Toucun, the village name comes from the tomb site). Tian Qi's national prestige was greatly enhanced. (According to "Historical Records of the Wei Family" and "Zizhi Tongjian". The "Historical Records of the Tian Wan Family" was mistakenly dated to the second year of King Xuan of Qi.)
Qi Prime Minister Zouji hated Tian Ji and falsely accused Tian Ji of treason. , Tian Ji couldn't understand himself and ran away to the state of Chu. (See "Zi Zhi Tong Jian". And "Historical Records: Tian Wan Family" is dated to the 35th year of King Tian Qi Wei.) After that, Sun Bin retired.
340 B.C. Xinsi, the 29th year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, the 17th year of King Tian Qiwei
Qin, Zhao and Qi attacked Wei. Qin used Shang Yang's strategy to capture Wei Gongzi Yin, and Zhao and Qi defeated the Wei army.
In 335 BC, the thirty-fourth year of King Xian of Zhou Bingxu and the twenty-second year of King Tian Qiwei
King Hui of Wei and King Wei of Qi met in Zhen (see "Historical Records·Zhao Shijia" ", "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms").
In 334 BC, the thirty-fifth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty in Dinghai and the twenty-third year of King Wei of Tian Qi
King Hui of Wei adopted Wei Xiang Huishi’s proposal to unite Qi, and met with King Wei of Qi in Xuzhou (today’s (Tengzhou, Shandong), they respected each other as kings, and were known as "Hui Xuzhou Prime Minister" in the world.
King Si of Yue conquered Qi without borders. King Wei of Qi sent people to talk about the benefits of attacking Qi instead of attacking Chu, and Yue then released Qi's plan to attack Chu. King Wei of Chu defeated the Yue army and took all the territory. Yue dispersed from there, and the princes fought to establish themselves and took refuge in the sea ( See "Zi Zhi Tong Jian").
In 333 BC, the thirty-sixth year of King Wuzi Zhou Xian and the twenty-fourth year of King Tianqi Wei
Qi Tianying bullied Chu, Chu attacked Qi, besieged Xuzhou, and defeated Qi general Shen Ji ("Chu Family").
At that time, the state of Qin was the strongest. Su Qin, a native of Luoyang, proposed to join forces to resist Qin. He persuaded Duke Wen of Yan, and Duke Wen followed him. He funded Su Qin’s chariots and horses to lobby Zhao, Han, Wei, Qi, and Chu, and the six countries followed. . Zhao Suhou then held an annual meeting with the envoys of the five countries on the Huan River to decide on a vertical alliance, with the Soviet Union as the leader and the seals of the six countries.
At that time, the capital of Qi - "Seventy thousand households in Linzi... were very real and wealthy, and their people all played the yu, drums and harp, played the piano and built buildings, fought with chickens and running dogs, and played six games and played juju." On the way to Linzi , the hubs of the carriages hit, people shouldered each other, the folds formed a curtain, the sleeves formed a curtain, the sweat became rain, the family was prosperous and the people were high-spirited." (See "Historical Records: Biography of Su Qin" Although the biography is exaggerated, it is also true. Reflecting the prosperous scene of Linzi during the Warring States Period)
In the 37th year of King Ji Chou of Zhou Xian and the 25th year of King Tian Qi Wei
King Qin Huiwen sent Xishou ( Gongsun Yan) bullied Qi, Wei and attacked Zhao. Marquis Su of Zhao blamed Su Qin. Su Qin was afraid and asked Yan to send envoys to Qi. Su Qin went to Zhao, and the agreement collapsed. Qi and Wei combined their armies to attack Zhao, and Zhao broke through the river to flood the Qi and Wei armies. The Qi and Wei armies retreated.
Qi defeated Yan and captured ten cities. Su Qin said that he would return the ten cities to Yan (see "Zizhi Tongjian" and "Historical Records of the Zhao Family").
In 329 BC, in the fortieth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty in Renchen and the twenty-eighth year of King Tian Qiwei
Song Yan, the younger brother of Song Jun Tiicheng, rebelled and established himself as king. He was King Kang of the Song Dynasty and was selected as Ben Qi (according to "Historical Records: Song Family").
326 BC Yiwei, the 43rd year of King Zhou Xian, the 31st year of King Tian Qiwei
Zhao Suhou died. Qin, Chu, Yan, Qi and Wei each sent ten thousand soldiers to attend the funeral. Zhao Yongli, the son of Suhou, was the King of Wuling (see "Historical Records: Zhao Family").
In 324 BC, the 40th and 50th years of King Xian of Zhou Dingyou and the 33rd year of King Tian Qiwei
King Hui of Wei and King Wei of Qi met in Ping'a (see "Major Events in Chinese History" Chronology").
Su Qin came to Qi from Yan, and King Wei appointed Su Qin as a guest minister. Su Qin said that the mighty king had "high palaces and large gardens."
In 323 BC, the forty-sixth year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty and the thirty-fourth year of King Tian Qiwei
Qin envoy Zhang Yi met with the ministers of Qi, Chu and others in Zhisang (now Jiangsu) Southwest of Pei County in the province. See "Qin Benji" and "Chu Family") Qin intended to unite Heng and isolate Wei.
In 322 BC, Jihai, the forty-seventh year of King Xian of Zhou Dynasty, the thirty-fifth year of King Tian Qiwei's
King Qi Wei granted the title of his youngest son Tian Ying to Xue. No. Xue Gong. In that year, they all built Xuecheng (Xue's old city is 40 miles southeast of today's Tengzhou City, Shandong Province, in Xuzhou during the Spring and Autumn Period).
Tian Ying hired Wei ("Historical Records·Biography of Meng Changjun" and "Index" said Xue Ziying hired Wei).
320 BC Xin Chou, the first year of King Zhou Shenliang (Ji Ding), the thirty-seventh year of King Tian Qi Wei
King Wei of Qi died, and Zitian succeeded him to the throne, who was King Xuan of Qi. (See "Historical Records·Biography of Lord Mengchang", "Index" quotes "Ancient Bamboo Book Chronology": "King Wei of Qi died in the 15th year of the Yuan Dynasty of Wei." Also see "Cihai·Warring States Chronology".)