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Who are the descendants of Qin Shihuang?

Question 1: Who is the descendant of Qin Shihuang? In the forty-eighth year of Qin Zhao (259 BC), Ying Zheng was born in Zhao. Judging from the lineage of the monarch of the State of Qin, his father was Zi Chu, the son of the State of Qin who was superior to Zhao at that time (that is, an alien, and later became King Zhuang Xiang). Historical records? Qin Benji said; "ZhuangXiang king died, the son made. It's for Qin Shihuang. " But, historical records? Biography of Lv Buwei records a legendary story, saying that Ying Zheng is actually the son of Lv Buwei, and that Lv Buwei first lived with a singing and dancing Evonne, and after knowing that Zhao Ji was pregnant, he asked Evonne to seduce Zi Chu. Soon, Zi Chu fell in love with Evonne, and Lv Buwei dedicated Evonne to Zi Chu. Evonne gave birth to Ying Zheng at full term, and Zi Chu married Evonne. Zi Chu returned to China and succeeded to the throne. After his death, he passed on the throne to Zi Zheng. This statement was accepted by Ban Gu, so it was called Zheng. Wang Shizhen's Postscript to Reading in Ming Dynasty questioned the authenticity of this record in Biography of Lv Buwei, and put forward two reasons: first, Lv Buwei deliberately fabricated the story that he was the father of Qin Shihuang for his own prosperity; Second, the public in Lv Buwei called Qin Shihuang an illegitimate child to vent their anger, and fabricated this statement. Guo Moruo's Ten Criticism Books also suspected that it was the father of Zheng, and pointed out three doubts: first, it was only seen in historical records but not in national policies, and there was no other circumstantial evidence; Second, the story of Chun Shenjun and Nu Wa is like a rigid printed matter, which is a novel with great plot. Thirdly, Biography of Lv Buwei also said that "Mrs. Zi Chu is the daughter of Zhao Haojia", which obviously contradicts the above story. Guo Zhikun's Biography of the First Qin Emperor made a tit-for-tat criticism of Guo Moruo's three questions. He believes that, firstly, many records in the Historical Records are not available in the Warring States Policy, and there is no circumstantial evidence, so the authenticity of the Historical Records is maintained; Second, is the story of Chunhe Nuwa based on the Warring States policy? Chuze. The story contained in Historical Records is similar to this, and the authenticity recorded in Historical Records cannot be denied, which only shows that this means of struggle was used by many politicians at that time. Third, there is no contradiction. Sima Qian's statement that Lv Buwei presented "Handan Excellent Dancer" to Zi Chu is completely reasonable. Guo Zhikun further quoted Ban Gu as saying that Qin Shihuang was "Zheng Lu". Pei Yi's Collection of Historical Records: "Lu Zhengzhe was the first emperor's name. It was the lucky girl in Lv Buwei who gave birth to the emperor after pregnancy, so Yun Zheng Lu. " Guo Zhikun also pointed out: "Saying that Qin Shihuang is an illegitimate child does not affect his great image of unifying China." For example, Confucius and Jesus are illegitimate children, but this does not damage their image. Even so, I am afraid that the issue of Qin Shihuang's biological father will continue to be debated.

Question 2: Descendants of Qin Shihuang in history: the eldest son Fu Su, Zi Gao, Zi Zi and the youngest son Hu Hai, etc. 23 people.

Daughters: 65,438+00 daughters, including Yuan Man, Inman, Shi Man, Princess Huating and Princess Dawn.

Grandson:

Zi Ying: Fu Su's eldest son, the first grandson of the first emperor.

A political dreamer among the rulers of the Qin Dynasty. He believed that the world was uncertain and the people were uneasy, and opposed the policy of "burning books to bury Confucianism" and "emphasizing law and justice", so he was demoted to Meng Tianjun, the supervisor of Shangjun County by Qin Shihuang. After the death of Qin Shihuang, Zhao Gao and others were afraid of Fu Su's accession to the throne, so they forged imperial edicts, accusing Fu Su of being "unfilial" and "wasting a lot of time", and "outspoken" during his stationing troops in the frontier and Meng Tian, forcing him to commit suicide.

Gongzi Gao: After the death of the first emperor, Zhao Gao killed his father, and appointed Hu Hai as emperor and Zhao Gao as doctor. The law was harsh, and the imperial clan son executed all his brothers, 12 sons, 10 princesses, and even sat in the family for countless times.

Childe wanted to escape, but he was afraid of fleeing, so Zhao Gao put his family to death. Childe is higher than sacrificing himself, * * * was martyred for the first emperor and buried at the foot of Mount Li. The first emperor II and Zhao Gao were very happy, and they gave hundreds of silver for their reburial. Gao's son was spared.

General Lu: II sent messengers to order general Lu: "The son is not a minister, and the crime should be punishable by death. The official should act according to law." General Lu replied, "I never dare not praise the gift of the banquet." I dare not be rude in the gallery temple; I was ordered to respond and dared not resign. What is disobedience? I am willing to smell my sin and die again. "The messenger said," I won't plot, but I am a book writer. " I will shout to the sky three times: "God! I am not guilty! "All three brothers shed tears and drew their swords to commit suicide.

Hu Hai, the youngest son: With the support of Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Reese, he became a prince and succeeded to the throne, and was called Emperor II. After Qin Ershi acceded to the throne, Zhao Gao held real power and practiced inhuman rule, which finally caused a peasant uprising in Chen Sheng and Guangwu in 209 BC. Hu Hai II committed suicide under the pressure of Zhao Gao at the age of 24.

Zi Ying: After 46 days in office, he was killed by Xiang Yu.

Diao Qiang (199 1 February 8th ―― the seventy-sixth grandson of Ying Zheng. Ying Zheng's son, Childe Diao, was forced to escape from Guanzhong and moved to Shandong, renamed "Diao". Incense continues to this day, and descendants inherit the imperial sacrifice.

Question 3: Whose son was Qin Shihuang in history? Historical records? The Biography of Lv Buwei records that Evonne, the mother of Qin Shihuang, was originally the concubine of Lv Buwei. For political purposes, Lv Buwei gave Zhao Ji, who was pregnant, to an alien (that is, King Xiang of Qin Zhuang). Later, Evonne gave birth to a son in a big period. According to historical records? "Biography of Qin Shihuang" records that "the emperor of Qin Shihuang was Wang Zi, the king of Qin Zhuang Xiang. King Xiang of Zhuang made a proton in Zhao Shengqin. When he met Ji, he gladly took it and became the emperor. "

The above is the record of Historical Records, which is generally regarded as the official history. Personally, I think there are two problems. First, the history books did not indicate whether Qin Shihuang was born at full term. I think King Xiang Zhuang should not be a retarded fool or something. Second, Qin Shihuang was autocratic and unified China by force. At that time, the people of the six countries were convinced that it was possible to call him a bastard behind his back and say that he was born in Lv Buwei. The Han Dynasty was established by overthrowing the Qin Dynasty, so it will not safeguard Qin Jun.

So it is difficult to determine whose son he is, and it may be so. Lv Buwei didn't know whether Evonne was pregnant at that time, and neither did Zhuangxiang Wang. Both of them had contacts with Evonne before and after this. Whose son it is, it's hard to say.

If the above two parties are satisfied, please adopt it, thank you!

Question 4: How many children did Qin Shihuang have? Qin Shihuang's sons are: Fu Su, Hu Hai, Zi Ying and so on ~ ~ ~ Only the eldest son Fu Su, the youngest son Hu Hai, Zi Gao and Zi are famous in the history books. Here is a brief introduction to Fu Su and Hu Hai: Fu Su (? -2 10) was a man with political foresight among the rulers of the Qin Dynasty. He believed that the world was uncertain and the people were uneasy, and opposed the policy of "burning books to bury Confucianism" and "emphasizing law and justice", so he was demoted to the army of Meng Tianjun by Qin Shihuang. After the death of Qin Shihuang, Zhao Gao and others were afraid that Fu Su would take power, so they forged letters, accusing Fu Su of being "unfilial" and "wasting too much time", and "outspoken" during his stationing troops in the frontier and Montaigne, forcing him to commit suicide. Because his mother was a native of Zheng, and she liked to sing the popular local love song "There are Fu Su on the mountain", the first emperor named their son "Fu Su", which was an ancient description of the lush foliage of trees, so Qin Shihuang named it after it, obviously placing infinite expectations on this son. When he was young, Fu Su was witty and intelligent, and he was born with a compassionate heart, so he often ran counter to the tyrannical Qin Shihuang in political views. The first emperor paranoid that this was caused by Fuxi's cowardice, so he decided to let Fuxi help General Meng Tian build the Great Wall of Wan Li to resist the Xiongnu in the north, hoping to cultivate a resolute and brave Fuxi. Several years of exploration beyond the Great Wall really set Fu Su apart. He took the lead, was brave and good at fighting, and made outstanding achievements. His keen insight and excellent command ability have amazed many frontier generals. He loves the people like a son, treats others with humility, and wins the love and admiration of the broad masses of the people. Just when Fu Su was eager to return to the imperial court to show his future, the first emperor sent an imperial edict to Shang Jun, but he was accused of poor work and handed it over to the general Meng Tian to commit suicide. Fu Su was filled with grief and indignation and committed suicide. After Qin Shihuang unified China, Fu Su discussed politics many times, which was quite insightful for governing the country and leveling the world. In the thirty-fifth year of Qin Shihuang (2 12), Hou Sheng, Lu Sheng and others talked about the emperor and both fled. After hearing the news, Qin Shihuang was furious and ordered to trace it. All 460 Confucian scholars were "Ruan Xianyang". Fu Su, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, disagreed with his father's cowardly behavior of burning books and wrote to Qin Shihuang many times to dissuade him. He believes that "at the beginning of the world, distant leaders have not gathered. Students recite the teachings of Confucius, and today they all emphasize the teachings, fearing that the world will be uneasy. " I hope the emperor can see through everything and stop the wrong move quickly. Fu Su's admonition angered Qin Shihuang. Qin Shihuang sent him north to supervise Meng Tianjun in Shang County. In the winter of the 37th year of Qin Shihuang (2 10 BC), Ying Zheng traveled all over the world and died when he went to the sand dunes. On his deathbed, Qin Shihuang summoned Fu Su to Xianyang to preside over the funeral and inherit the throne. However, CRRC ordered Zhao Gao, Prime Minister Reese and others to conspire with another son of Qin Shihuang, Hu Hai, to tamper with the first emperor's testamentary edict and make Hu Hai the prince, that is, the position of the emperor. At the same time, another book gave Meng Tian and Fu Su the death penalty and "several crimes". Hu Hai's messenger sent a letter to Shang Jun. When Fu Su opened the letter, he knew that he would die, so he was going to commit suicide. General Meng Tian became suspicious and advised Fu Su not to commit suicide. "Please ask again, please ask again and die." However, Fu Su was kind and unwilling to reciprocate, and immediately committed suicide in the Shang Jun army. Sue and Hu Hai, Hu Hai-. After Qin Ershi ascended the throne, eunuch Zhao Gao held real power and practiced inhuman rule, which eventually led to the peasant uprising in Chen Sheng and Guangwu in the first 209 years. Hu Hai II was killed by Zhao Gao 207 years ago at the age of 24. The second generation emperor of Qin dynasty. The first emperor had few children. In his early years, he was ordered by CRRC to learn prison law from Zhao Gao. In the thirty-seventh year of Qin Shihuang (2 10 BC), the emperor died of illness. With the support of Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Reese, Hu Hai became a prince and succeeded to the throne, and was called Emperor II. Zhao Gao is the only place where Hu Hai ascended the throne. Zhao Gao planned for his own autocracy. Among the sons of Qin Shihuang, Hu Hai's theory of talent is absolutely not enough to succeed him. His eldest brother, Fu Su, was the best. Qin Shihuang trained him as an heir, although Qin Shihuang didn't like him very much. In order to increase his experience in governing the country, he was sent to the northern border to guard with Meng Tian. Moreover, Hu Hai is a famous dude among the sons of Qin Shihuang, and there is no emperor ... >>

Question 5: Who are the children of Qin Shihuang? Qin Shihuang's more than 10,000 wives and concubines only gave birth to 20 sons and 20 daughters. Qin Ershi has no descendants. Moreover, the sons and daughters of Qin Shihuang, Dachuan and Qin Dynasty, walked into the grave together. How many children did Qin Shihuang have? What happened to these children after Qin Shihuang's death? For thousands of years, no one can make it clear. Only Fu Su, the eldest son, Hu Hai, Gao and Lu, the youngest son, are famous adopted daughters in history books. There are historical records that Qin Shihuang had 12 sons, and there are also records that Qin Shihuang 10 daughters were killed. It seems that Qin Shihuang had at least twenty or thirty children. According to expert research, Qin Shihuang had 33 children. Of the 33 children of Qin Shihuang, except Hu Hai who usurped the throne and became Qin Ershi with the collusion of Zhao Gao and Li Si, the other 32 died. Fu Su, the eldest son, was executed by a tampered testamentary edict. After Khufu proclaimed himself emperor, he was afraid of his younger brother's dissatisfaction and brutally killed them. According to historical records, Du killed six sons and Xianyang killed twelve sons. Sun Gao was ready to escape, and he was afraid that his family would be enslaved, so he had to write and ask to be buried with Qin Shihuang. Hu Hai agreed to his request, and Sun was forced to draw his sword. Hu Hai not only executed all his brothers, but also spared his sisters. According to historical records, Hu Hai slaughtered ten princesses in Du. In this way, Hu Hai brutally killed many of his brothers and sisters in order to save his own emperor. In recent years, the new archaeological discoveries of the Qin tombs have provided us with clues in this regard. 1976, 10 in the afternoon, a group of tombs buried with the deceased were found near Shangjiao Village on the east side of the Qin Mausoleum, *** 17, among which 8 tombs were excavated by archaeologists, and a coffin was stopped in each of them; Among them, each of the seven tombs has a bone, five men and two women. In a grave, there is only a bronze sword in the coffin, and there is no human bone. Incredibly, the bones in the coffin are very messy. Some bodies are separated from their limbs, some skulls are separated from their trunks, and some skulls have arrows on them. These phenomena indicate that the owner of the tomb died abnormally. But at the same time, it is incredible that the funerary objects in the tomb are very rich, including more than 200 pieces of gold, silver, copper, iron, pottery, jade, mussels, shells, bones, lacquerware and silk pieces. This specification shows that the owner of the tomb has a certain identity. These grave owners, who have a certain identity and were brutally killed, are buried near the cemetery, which shows that they must be related to the burial of the cemetery. This is reminiscent of the children of Qin Shihuang who were brutally killed. During the excavation, people also found the remains of the grave digger warming himself in the grave. This shows that the weather was very cold at that time, which was consistent with the season of killing children in Hu Hai. Therefore, experts analyzed that the owners of these tombs were probably the children of Qin Shihuang, and two private seals were also found in the excavation. One was "Rong Lu", which was unearthed in the male tomb; A seal is "Andy", which was unearthed in the tomb of the female surname. If you are right, Rong Hong is the name of Qin Shihuang's son and Andy is the name of Qin Shihuang's daughter. With the excavation of deep figures, people will get more evidence, and the mystery of the whereabouts of Qin Shihuang's children may be completely solved.

Question 6: Where are the descendants of Qin Shihuang? Qin Shihuang died in a sand dune, and the testamentary edict made Fu Su the second. But in order to be held hostage more easily, Zhao Gao and Prime Minister Reese lied about it and asked Hu Hai to be the second one. Hu Hai acceded to the throne and murdered Fu Su, killing more than 20 brothers and 10 sisters successively. In the third year of his reign, he was forced to death by Zhao Gao, and Zi Ying became king. For at least 47 days, Liu Bang entered Xianyang, and Ziying tied himself up with a rope and surrendered. Liu bang just let him go. Xiang Yu, the overlord, rushed to Xianyang and killed Zi Ying without hesitation, ending the tyrannical rule of the Qin Dynasty. It's just not clear whether Yuan's descendants have any inheritance. None of Qin Shihuang's 26 sons survived? When Hu Hai killed his brother, did he also kill the children of those adult brothers? I don't know. In terms of bloodline, even if Qin Shihuang's daughter married someone and gave birth to a child, the child, like Qin Shihuang's grandson, retained 50% of the winning bloodline. Feudal society often wiped out nine clans, but not many species were really wiped out. Otherwise, how could there be so many people in China? The conclusion is that there are not necessarily descendants of Qin Shihuang in any corner of China, even in the Pacific island countries of America and Africa. Of course, it is also possible that Dora Dong was stunned and didn't know that he turned out to be the grandson of Tianqi; Some people have been handed down from generation to generation, and have been paying homage to their ancestors and the first emperor, determined to study Qin Shihuang's thoughts and achievements for life.

Question 7: Qin Shihuang is a descendant of Mi Yue, a famous "Mi Yuezi" in history. In terms of seniority, Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng should call her grandma. Mi Yue laid the foundation for the Qin Dynasty to unify the whole country, and was the most grateful predecessor of Qin Shihuang. In addition, it is said that the famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses in Qin Shihuang Mausoleum were originally prepared by Mi Yue for himself.

There is no denying that Qin Shihuang inherited a lot from this great-grandmother. The first is ambition. Mi Yue has great ambitions. As for many dissenting Confucian Ying Zheng, everyone is tacitly aware. If this great-grandson has contributed to the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, then this great-grandmother is at least half of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors.

After all, it is not easy to fool a group of men around you, especially in ancient times. On the men's court, we should be calm, and Mi Yue's wisdom should not be underestimated. There is a story about a woman who can fool men in history, named Diusim, but the story of Diusim and Mi Yue is not at the same level at all. Mi Yue is a woman who can be responsible for herself, and the story of Dixim was born with a man. She is not as clever as Mi Yue. As for Wu Zetian and Cixi, who are often compared with Mi Yue, they are not as good as Mi Yue.

Mi Yue's life was full of ups and downs, similar to that of Qin Shihuang. Because I have experienced too much pain and suffering, I have learned what forbearance is. When people become sophisticated, they can calmly plan the grand blueprint they want. Mi Yue opened up the territory of Qin State, and Qin Shihuang continued to explore the greatness of Qin State. From the smallest country in the Warring States to be reckoned with, it is inseparable from the efforts of previous generations. It can be said that Mi Yue laid a good foundation for Qin Shihuang.

Question 8: Did Qin Shihuang have any descendants? Baidu knows where to look: Hu Hai, son of Qin Shihuang, and some descendants of Fuxi moved to Korea at the end of Qin Dynasty, and then moved from Korea to Japan. At this time, they changed their surnames to Qin. In the early days of their arrival in Japan, some of them were responsible for the cashier work in the Japanese court and worked as silkworms for the emperor. The emperor gave them surnames and asked some of them to change their surnames to "Uzumasanokimi". During the reign of Emperor Xionglue (AD 456-479), the descendant of Qin Shihuang, surnamed Qin, accounted for 92% of the population of the Japanese capital at that time, with a total population of *** 18670. By the first year of Qin Ming (AD 540), they had multiplied to 7,053 households with about 35,000 people in Kyoto. Taiqin, now near Kyoto, Japan, is the first residence of Qin family in Japan. By the ninth century, the Japanese Qin family had branched into Uzumasanokimi, Qin, Qin Guan, Hanoi Qin, Shancheng Qin, etc. 15 surnames. The Japanese Qin family has been divided into 44 surnames so far. During the Meiji Restoration, Japan * * * required all Japanese to have surnames (many Japanese did not have surnames or scientific names, but only posthumous title) and forced some descendants of Qin Shihuang to change their surnames to Haneda and Hato, and the Qinjia Temple (ancestral temple) in Kyoto and related historical documents were destroyed (genealogy is a kind of historical documents).

Below I list some surnames owned by descendants of Qin in Japan:

In the Qin Dynasty, Uzumasanokimi (descendants of King Xiaowu Sun of Qin Shihuang III, several of whom were named filial piety king, man-man king, man-face king successively by Japanese emperors ...), Qin Gong (descendants of "filial piety king" the grandson of Qin Shihuang), Qin Changlian, Qin Ye, Qin Jing, Qin Duo, Qin Dang, Qin Zuo, Qin Guan and Qin Qian.

Among the descendants of Qin, the most famous ones in Japan are:

1, Qin (surname "Qin Ye"): In the early 1980s, when Zeng Gen was prime minister, he served as Minister of Justice;

2. Qin: During the Showa period (that is, the period of Emperor Hirohito), he was a lieutenant general and was from Fukuoka Prefecture.

3. Yuan: the father-in-law of Qin Dynasty was an important minister at that time and had influence in both the ruling and opposition parties.

Question 9: Are there any descendants of Qin Shihuang? At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Hu Hai, the son of Qin Shihuang, and some descendants of Fuxi moved to Korea, and then they moved from Korea to Japan. At this time, they changed their surnames to Qin. In the early days of their arrival in Japan, some of them were responsible for the cashier work in the Japanese court and worked as silkworms for the emperor. The emperor gave them surnames and asked some of them to change their surnames to "Uzumasanokimi". During the reign of Emperor Xionglue (AD 456-479), the descendant of Qin Shihuang, surnamed Qin, accounted for 92% of the population of the Japanese capital at that time, with a total population of *** 18670. By the first year of Qin Ming (AD 540), they had multiplied to 7,053 households with about 35,000 people in Kyoto. Taiqin, now near Kyoto, Japan, is the first residence of Qin family in Japan. By the ninth century, the Japanese Qin family had branched into Uzumasanokimi, Qin, Qin Guan, Hanoi Qin, Shancheng Qin, etc. 15 surnames. The Japanese Qin family has been divided into 44 surnames so far. During the Meiji Restoration, Japan * * * required all Japanese to have surnames (many Japanese did not have surnames or scientific names, but only posthumous title) and forced some descendants of Qin Shihuang to change their surnames to Haneda and Hato, and the Qinjia Temple (ancestral temple) in Kyoto and related historical documents were destroyed (genealogy is a kind of historical documents). Below I will list some surnames owned by descendants of Qin family in Japan: Qin Nei and Uzumasanokimi (descendants of Emperor Qin Shihuang III's filial piety, and several descendants of Qin Shihuang were successively named filial piety, Manchu, Rongtong by the Japanese emperor ...), Qin Gong (whose surnames are descendants of Emperor Qin Shihuang's grandson "filial piety"), Qin Changlian, Qin Ye, Qin Jing, Qin Duo, Qin Dang, and Rong Tongwang. 2. Qin: During the Showa period (that is, the period of Emperor Hirohito), he was a lieutenant general and was from Fukuoka Prefecture. 3. Qin Yuan: Yes, my father-in-law is an important official in the ruling and opposition parties.

Question 10: What is the surname of Qin Shihuang? Are there any descendants in the historical records now? In historical records, Sima Qian talked about the surname of Qin Shihuang, and there are three:

First name won, see Historical Records? Qin Benji. Sima Qian quoted Zhou as saying: "In the past, Bo Kun was the main animal of Shun, and the animal had much interest, so it had soil and was given its surname. Today, later generations also stopped their horses for me, and their land was a vassal. Then, Sima Qian said, "The Qin Dynasty in the city made it possible to restore the worship of the Won family, which was called Qin Won. Sima Qian described Qin's lineage in Qin Benji, including Qin Shihuang, II and Zi Ying, and concluded: "Qin came first to win the surname. Later, Guo Wei was enfeoffed, including Xu, Yong, Ju, Yun Yan, Tu Qiu, Huang, Jiang, Xiu Yu, Fei Lian and Qin. However, the State of Qin named Zhao after Zhao Fu. "

The second surname is Zhao, which can be found in historical records? "Biography of Qin Shihuang's Skeleton": "The emperor of Qin Shihuang, Wang Xiangzi of Qinzhuang also. King Xiang of Zhuang is the proton of Zhao and Qin. When he saw Ji, he accepted it and became emperor. In the first month of 48 years, Qin Zhao was born in Handan. Jisheng, named Zheng, surnamed Zhao. "

The third surname, Lu, is also found in historical records? Biography of Qin Shihuang: "The weekly calendar has moved, and benevolence does not replace the mother. Qin is in his place, for abuse. " Tang Sima Zhen's "Suoyin": "Lu Zheng, the first emperor's government, was lucky that Ji was pregnant and gave birth to the first emperor, so the cloud."

According to historical records, Qin Shihuang was quite a poet, and he was inevitably romantic, with countless readers and many descendants. However, the cycle of heaven and justice, retribution, after inheriting the reunification, roommates fought, first "six sons were slaughtered in Du", and then "twelve sons were slaughtered in Xianyang". Childe high preparation to escape, again afraid of family punishment, so we have to write for the martyrdom of Qin Shihuang, Qin Ershi got Hu Hai's permission. The son will be forced by the three brothers to "draw his sword and kill himself." Then, he killed his sister, "Ten princesses were killed in Du". In this way, after Qin Ershi was killed, the descendants of Qin Shihuang died and went crazy. The only survivor was Gongziying, also known as Qin Sanshi. After childe baby chasing Liu, "in the next month, waiting for soldiers to come, for the old, kill Zi Ying and Qin childe gens. Then I slaughtered Xianyang, burned its palace, took my son captive and collected his treasures. " At this point, Qin Si was completely lost.

Cctv's lecture room once said that the person who escaped after Qin Huang was nominally a nephew, but actually a younger brother. The royal blood books are chaotic, ugly and difficult to calculate, not to mention the root cause. However, the dirty secret of the court was supposed to deceive people, but it saved the first line of Qin Shihuang and enabled him to survive and reproduce. Divided into three branches, one crossed the ocean to Japan, one was hidden in the countryside of Xianyang, and the other was in North Korea.

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