The original text of Qin Shihuang is: I will unify the six kingdoms and unite the world. I will build the Great Wall to control the dragon veins of the nine states, defend our great Qin, and protect our country. I swear this in the name of the First Emperor! I am here to defend the territory and open up borders, wipe out the four barbarians, and establish the foundation of our great Qin for eternity! Even if I die, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect China forever! This oath is borne out by the sun and the moon, and is heard by heaven and earth. Immortals, demons, and gods all listen to it.
The general idea is: I will lead the six kingdoms and unite the world. I will build the Great Wall to control the dragon veins of the nine states, defend our Qin Dynasty, and protect our country. I believe that the name of the First Emperor is sworn here. I am here to defend the territory and open up borders, to wipe out and pacify the ethnic minorities, and to establish the foundation of our great Qin for eternity.
When I am no longer here, I will transform into a dragon soul to protect my Chinese nation forever. This oath is witnessed by the sun and moon, heaven and earth, immortals, devils and gods. (After Qin Shihuang reviewed his achievements in life, he swore that after his death, he would transform into a dragon soul to protect China's dragon veins and foundation, so that China would never decline.)
Win Zheng was born in Handan, the capital of Zhao State, and later returned to Qin State. In 247 BC, he became king at the age of 13. In 238 BC, he put down the rebellion of Changxin Hou Lao Ai, and then got rid of the powerful minister Lu Buwei and began to dominate the political affairs.
Reusing Li Si, Wang Jian and others, from 230 BC to 221 BC, they successively destroyed the six kingdoms of Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi, completed the great cause of unifying China, and established a centralized power A unified multi-ethnic country - the Qin Dynasty.
After unification, Qin Shihuang believed that he had merited more than the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, and used the "Emperor" of the Three Emperors and the "Emperor" of the Five Emperors to form the title of "Emperor". He was the first to use the title of "Emperor" in Chinese history. As a monarch, he called himself the "First Emperor".
Extended information:
1. The anger of a mediocre man, robbing the earth with his head.
The general idea is: When a mediocre person gets angry, he just hits his head on the ground.
2. I heard that there was a title in the ancient times without a posthumous title, but there was a title in the middle ages, and one died in silence. In this case, the son will discuss the father, and the minister will discuss the king, which is very meaningless, and I can't take it.
The general idea is: I heard that in ancient times, there were titles but no posthumous titles. In the Middle Ages, there were titles. After death, a posthumous title was given based on the deeds and deeds during life. Doing this means that the son will talk about his father, and the ministers will talk about the monarch. It is very meaningless. I will not adopt this approach.
3. I am the First Emperor, and I will be counted among the generations to come. The second and third generations will be counted throughout the ages, and my legacy will be endless.
The general idea: Yingzheng felt that he had made great achievements and called himself the First Emperor, also known as Qin Shihuang. He hoped that his descendants would continue to use the name, Qin II and Qin III, forever.
4. If the meritorious officials cannot retire, how can Ying Zheng stand in the world
The main idea is: For some meritorious officials who have made great achievements and want to retire, if they don’t even do these Guaranteed and satisfied, I (Yingzheng) am not worthy of being a king.