The Seven Heroes of the Warring States period were collectively known as the seven most powerful princely states in the Warring States period, and after hundreds of years of hegemonic wars in the Spring and Autumn Period, the number of princely states sealed by Zhou Tianzi was greatly reduced. Zhou Tianzi is nominally the co-lord of the world, but he has long since died in name. The princely states attacked each other, and the wars continued, and eventually they were all destroyed by the Seven Heroes. After the three families were divided into Jin, the Zhao, Wei, and Korea became among the great powers, and there was the Tian Dynasty Qi, and the pattern of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States was formally formed, namely: the Qin State, the Chu State, the Qi State, the Yan State, the Zhao State, the Wei State, and the Korean State.
The ancestor of the State of Qi was Taigong Wang (i.e., Jiang Ziya), and in 1046 BC, King Wu of Zhou, in order to reward the heroes and clans of the Zhou Dynasty, first enfeoffed Lü Shangyu as a master in Yingqiu (later renamed Linzi), and the name of the state was Qi. Because the monarch is surnamed Jiang, it is also called the Surname of Jiang Qi.
The ancestor of the Tian clan was Chen Guan, the son of Chen Ligong Concubine Yue, the surname of Chen, the Chen clan, later changed to the Tian clan, to avoid disasters, and the Duke of Qi Huan took it as a worker, passed it to Tian Huanzi, gave benefits to the people, and the people's hearts returned to the Tian clan, and the Tian clan gradually became stronger. After destroying the Bao, Luan, Guo, Qing, and Gao clans successively, and forever controlling the phase of the State of Qi, in 391 BC, Tian Chengzi IV Sun Tian he abolished the Duke of Qi Kang, and in 386 BC banished the Duke of Qi Kang to the sea and established himself as the monarch. In the same year, he was also appointed Marquis of Qi by the King of Zhou'an, and was historically known as Tian Shi Dai Qi. Jiang Qi came to an end in 379 BC after the death of Duke Qi Kang.
The monarchical lineage of the Warring States period began with the three branches of the Jin Dynasty (403 BC).
Reigned from 404 BC to 386 BC, surnamed Jiang, Lü, and famous loan. Son of Duke Xuan of Qi.
Main life: During his reign, he indulged in wine, taking Tian He, a descendant of Tian Wan, as the face of Tian He, and the Power of the Tian clan was in his hands; the Three Jin Dynasties went to the Great Wall and was captured; He was banished by Tian He to the island near the sea, eating a city to worship his ancestors, and later the only food yi was also taken back, and Kang Gong had to dig a hole in the slope of the shovel as a stove.
Twenty-six years later, Kang Gong died, and Lü Shi extinguished his ancestors.
Jiang Qi perished and Tian Qi was founded.
Reigned from 386 BC to 384 BC, concubine surname, Tian shi, name he, known as Zi Hezi, son of Tian Zhuangzi, brother of Tian Mourning. The founding monarch of Tian Qi.
Main life: Exiled duke Qi Kang, which led to the demise of Jiang Qi; together with Wei Wenhou, Chu Ren, and Wei Renhui yu Yu Ze, in 386 BC, was crowned as a prince by the King of Zhou'an, still using the name of the State of Qi, known as Tian Qi, listed in the Zhou Room.
Tian Heli was made the Marquis of Qi, listed in the Zhou Dynasty, in the first year of the epoch.
Reigned from 384 BC to 375 BC, concubine surname, Tian shi, name 剡, Qi Taigong Tian and eldest son. Also known as Qi Hou Jia and Tian Hou Jia.
Main life: There are very few traces left in the history books, the "Records of History" does not record his life, and he was constantly at war with the princes, and was defeated many times; the "Bamboo Book Chronicle" records that he was killed by his brother Tian Wu.
Reigned from 375 BC to 357 BC, concubine surname, Tian shi, ming wu, son of Qi Taigong. Because it is easy to mix with Jiang Xiaobai, the Duke of Qi Huan, it is often called Tian Qi Huan Gong or Tian Huan Gong or Cai Huan Gong.
Main life: Killing his elder brother Marquis Qi, and establishing Prince Tian as a puppet monarch, he killed him in the same year and established himself as a monarch; in the early stage, he was cut down by the princes and lost his land in repeated battles; he straightened out the government of officials, set up the Jixia Xuegong, and recruited the sages; launched a counterattack against the princes to get rid of the decline of repeated battles and defeats, so as to lay a good foundation for the strong state of the later King of Qiwei; he was afraid of illness and avoided medical treatment, and did not listen to Bian Que's advice and died of illness.
On the fifth day of his stay, Huan Hou was in physical pain, causing him to flee Qin. Huan Hou died.
Reigned from 357 BC to 320 BC, with the surname of Concubine, Tian Shi, name Inqi, son of Duke Huan of Tian Qi.
Main life: King Xiang of Xuzhou, who and King Hui of Wei recognized each other as kings; Na Zhi used his ability, inspired him to be strong, appointed Zou Ji as his prime minister, Tian Ji as a general, and Sun Zhi as a military master, carried out political reforms, improved the legal system, selected the best and the best, rewarded and punished clearly, and became stronger and stronger; the two battles of Guiling and Maling defeated the Wei army, becoming one of the most powerful countries at that time, dominating the east; firmly believing in Kuang Zhang, defeating the Qin army, and winning the Victory in the Battle of Sangqiu.
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Reigned from 320 BC to 301 BC, with the surname of Concubine (妫), the Tian clan (田氏), courtesy name Peiyi (彊), the son of King Qiwei.
Main life: Guangda Jixia Xuegong, which is one of the most important factors causing the "controversy of a hundred schools"; after marrying Zhong Lichun, he asked Mencius for advice on the way to dominate the world but did not listen; taking advantage of the internal turmoil in Yan to send Kuang Zhang to lead the army to destroy the Yan state, because of the corruption of military discipline, he was forced to withdraw after plundering the people's wealth for 3 years. During his reign, the State of Qi continued to develop.
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Reigned from 301 BC to 284 BC, concubine surname, Tian shi, mingdi, son of King Xuan of Qi.
Main life: set off a struggle for hegemony between Qin and Qi, and fought in all directions; defeated the Chu state at the Battle of Chu sha, defeated the Qin state at the Battle of Hanguguan; suspected Meng Tianwen, made enemies on all sides, annexed the State of Song, proclaimed himself the Eastern Emperor, cut off Chu's Huaibei in the south, and invaded the Three Jins in the west; invited the five-nation alliance to cut through Qi, was attacked by the Seventy-two Cities, fled to Ju, and was killed by Huanya.
The princes Zou and Lu of Sishang were all subjects, and the princes were afraid.
Reigned from 284 BC to 265 BC, with the surname of Concubine,Tian (田氏), courtesy name Fazhang,' son of King Qi.
Main life: After king Qi Tang was killed, he was supported by the Ju people as a king and established as a queen; Feng Tiandan was an Ping Jun, attacked the Yan army, and recovered all the territory he had lost before; he was repeatedly attacked by Zhao, Qin and other states, and he was in a corner of the city, and his vitality was seriously injured, and he was unable to compete with Qin.
The King of Xiang was established, and the daughter of the Taishi clan was made queen, and she was the queen of the king.
Reigned from 284 BC to 265 BC, concubine surname, Tian shi, mingjian, son of King Xiang of Qi and queen jun. Also known as the King of Qi and the King of Qi.
Main life: After succeeding to the throne, he was regent by his mother, queen consort, very cautious in his dealings with the State of Qin, honest in his dealings with the princes, and enjoyed peace and stability for more than forty years without being subjected to war; the Battle of Changping did not listen to the dissuasion of the ministers and did not lend grain to the State of Zhao, met with the Qin Dynasty, appointed his uncle Hou Sheng as xiangguo, gave up the united dynasty to serve the State of Qin, did not repair armaments, sat back and watched the five kingdoms perish, and finally surrendered to the State of Qin in 221 BC, and the State of Qi perished. The Qin dynasty placed Qi Wangjian in Gongdi, did not provide him with food, and eventually starved to death.
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The Tian clan ruled exclusively in the State of Qi for nearly a hundred years, and finally expelled the Duke of Qi Kang in 386 BC and established the State of Qi of the Tian clan, which lasted 165 years. In the middle of the Warring States period, through vigorous efforts to govern, he defeated the powerful state of Wei at that time, competed with the Qin state for hegemony, and became an eastern power, with the momentum of no difference for a while, reaching its peak. In the later period, the enemy was made on all sides, which led to the attack of the five-nation coalition army, and was connected to more than seventy cities, although it later recovered from the loss of land, but it was already seriously injured, and it could no longer compete with the Qin state, and the decline was irreparable, and later sat back and watched the other countries in the east being destroyed by the Qin state one after another without rescue, without preparation for offensive warfare, and finally the last one was destroyed by the Qin state.