1, won Fei (Qin won), 888- 858 BC.

2. Qin Hou, whose name is unknown, was born from 857 BC to 848 BC.

3. Qin Gongbo won Gong Bo, from 847 BC to 845 BC.

4. Qin Zhong, won Qin Zhong, from 844 BC to 822 BC.

5. Qin Zhuanggong, Qi State, 82 BC1-778 BC.

6. From 777 BC to 766 BC, Qin Xianggong won the Qin Kai (as a vassal).

7. Qin Wengong, whose name is unknown.

8. Qin Jinggong (Qin) did not succeed to the throne.

9. Qin Xiangong (Qin Ninggong), Ber Ber, 7 15 BC-704 BC.

10, Qin, Yimeng, 703 BC-698 BC.

1 1, Qin Wugong, Yan said, 697-678 BC.

12, Qin Degong, Yan Jia, 677-676 BC.

13, Qin, Yan Guotian, 675-664 BC.

14, Qin Chenggong, won, 663- 660 BC.

15, Qin Mugong (Qin Miaogong), won the Ren Hao from 659 BC to 62 BC1year.

16, Qin Kanggong, won, 620 BC-609 BC.

17, Qin Gonggong who won the meter/meter, from 608 BC to 605 BC.

18, Qin Huangong, Won Rong, 604 BC-577 BC.

19, Qin Jinggong, Shi Ying, from 576 BC to 537 BC.

20. Qin Aihong (Qin/Qin? Male), Ying Ji, 536 BC-50 BC1year.

2 1, Qin Gong Yi, not acceded to the throne.

22. Qin, a native of Suining, was born from 500 BC to 492 BC.

23. Qin Daogong, a native of Benpan, was born in 49 1- 477 BC.

24. Qin Li Gonggong (Qinla Gonggong/Qin Li Gonggong) was stabbed, from 476 BC to 443 BC.

25. (Qin) was born in 442- 429 BC.

26. Qin Huaigong was sealed, from 428 BC to 425 BC.

Qin Linggong (Gong Ling, Su Qin), Ma Su, 424 BC-4 BC15.

28. Qin was commemorated from 4 14 BC to 400 BC.

29. Qin, Ren Yanren, was born in 399-387 BC.

30. Qin (Qin Shaozhu) was born from 386 BC to 385 BC.

3 1, (Qin Yuan/Qin Yuan Wang), Yan Shi Ji/Yan Lian, 384-362 BC.

The monarch of the state of Qin:

The monarch of the State of Qin was the monarch of the State of Qin in the pre-Qin period of China. From Fei Zi to Qin Shihuang. The State of Qin was founded in 770 BC and has experienced more than 30 generations of monarchs. Under the management of these monarchs, the State of Qin developed from a very weak country into a unified country, eventually sweeping the six countries and unifying China.

Among them, he led the troops to save Zhou Yougong, and then sent troops to escort He Wang. In 770 BC, he was granted the land west of Qishan, making Qin a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.

Qin Mugong wiped out 12 countries established by the western military, expanded its territory for more than 1,000 miles, stabilized the rear area, and laid the foundation for Qin to be the four great powers in the Spring and Autumn Period. Qin Xiaogong appointed Shang Yang to carry out political reform, so Qin became more and more powerful and gradually became the most powerful country in the middle and late Warring States period.

In 3 16 BC, King Huiwen of Qin destroyed Shu, and Qin officially became the largest country among the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. The Xiang of Qin defeated the Zhao army in the battle of Changping, wiped out the principality of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and laid the foundation for the victory of the Qin unification war. In 237 BC, the King of Qin ascended the throne, destroyed the Six Kingdoms, and established the Qin Dynasty from 230 BC to 22 BC1year, calling himself the "first emperor".