Gong said: "It is wisdom for you to trust the virtuous; It is loyalty for a minister to give way to a sage and live there. The monarch is a wise monarch, and the courtiers are loyal ministers. If he is really virtuous, the country will listen and the enemy will be afraid. Who will have leisure to laugh at him? " Mu Gong then took the stage and started using Priscilla.
His strategy is right and he will succeed in doing things. This does not mean that his virtue has increased. No matter how virtuous Prissy is, if she is not won by Mu Gong, she certainly has no reputation for choosing samples. How do we know there is no Priscilla? Therefore, those who want to seek wisdom among monarchs must seek widely.
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1. After Qin Mugong succeeded to the throne, he appointed Baijila, Jianshu, as counselors, defeated the State of Jin, captured Jin alive, and destroyed Liang, Rui, Slippery and other countries. Qin Mugong once helped Jin Wengong to return to the State of Jin and seize the throne, which realized the goodness of Qin and Jin. After Jin Wengong's death, the alliance collapsed and Qin Jin confronted; Qin Mugong originally wanted to move eastward, but he was thinking about the Central Plains.
Later, in the Battle of Kan in 627 and the Battle of Kan in 625 (now northeast of Baishui, Shaanxi Province), it was defeated by Jin Jun twice, and three generals were captured and wiped out. Qin's road was firmly grasped by Jin.
Qin Mugong then turned around and headed west. He tricked Yu Yu, who had defected from the State of Jin to the Rong people, into being a counselor. According to Yu Yu's plan, the State of Qin gradually eliminated 12 countries (some say 20) established by the Xirong people.
Zhou Wang congratulated Qin Mugong on defeating the Rong people and gave him a golden drum, hoping that he would continue to attack the Rong people vigorously. During the reign of King Xiang of Zhou, Qin Mugong sent troops to attack countries such as Shu, west of Hanguguan, and expanded its territory for more than 1,000 miles. Therefore, King Xiang of Zhou appointed him as the uncle of the western governors, and then dominated Xirong, which laid the foundation for the unification of China by Qin in the future.
He made a certain contribution to the development of the Qin Dynasty and the national integration of the ancient West, and he was a statesman with achievements. Qin Mugong died 62 1 years ago and was buried in Yongcheng (now southeast of Fengxiang, Baoji, Shaanxi), a martyr 177. In the sixth year of Zuo Zhuan, Wen Gong once recorded that "Qin Bo was a good pawn, and Zhong Xing and Zhen Hu were martyred by three choices. They were all good at Qin, and the Chinese mourned it, so they gave the yellow bird."
2. Qin Mugong's Tomb is located in the courtyard of Wenhua Road Museum, Fengxiang County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, only a few hundred meters away from Donghu Classical Garden, a provincial scenic spot in Shaanxi Province. Qin Mugong Tomb covers an area of nearly 10 mu, with antique painted doors. The tomb is in the middle of the yard, more than 6 meters above the ground. In front of the gate, there is a tall stone tablet, which reads "Qin Mugong's Tomb", written by Bi Yuan, a famous Shaanxi governor in Qing Dynasty.
The traffic here is convenient and the environment is elegant. There are magical historical stories such as "Ancient Drinking Wind Pool in the Western Zhou Dynasty" and "Qin Mugong detoxified the savage who stole the horse", as well as the tomb of "Sanliang" mentioned in The Book of Songs, and the beautiful fairy tale of a couple of little fairies and Xiao's flying to the phoenix, which has been recorded in novels, poems and notes by literati for thousands of years.
Qin Mugong Tomb covers an area of nearly 10 mu, with antique painted doors. The tomb is in the middle of the yard, more than 6 meters above the ground. In front of the gate, there is a tall stone tablet, which reads "Qin Mugong's Tomb", inscribed by Bi Ruan, a famous governor of Shaanxi Province in Qing Dynasty.
Qin Mugong is an important figure in the history of the development of Qin State, and also the most wise one in the 19th Qin Army with Yongcheng as its capital. His deeds are described in many literary works, such as History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and The Book of Songs Qin Feng. Tourists at home and abroad are eager to visit Yongcheng, Qin Dou, the famous historical site Qin Mugong's Tomb, and broaden their historical knowledge by paying tribute to the sages and ancients.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Qin Mugong