First, Germany ordered to eat Wei Yigong.
Wei Yigong was the18th monarch in the Spring and Autumn Period. He lived comfortably since childhood and knew nothing about the sufferings of the people. After he ascended the throne, he only knew luxury and debauchery all day. Wei Yigong likes raising cranes and even gives them official positions and salaries. Those officials, big and small, want to plead with the officials and do everything possible to catch people and cranes. As a result, cranes were kept everywhere in Wei Yigong's palace, and the palace was not enough, so it continued to expand; When traveling in Wei Yigong, these cranes are also divided into attendants, and each person is carried by a gorgeous car according to his own taste. All these things need money, and the national treasury is not enough, so Wei Yigong ordered the people to be forced, regardless of their lives.
In December of the ninth year of Wei Yigong (660 BC), the Northern Emperor led twenty thousand cavalry to attack Wei. Wei Yigong was shocked by the news, so he quickly ordered the conscription. People were fed up with Wei Yigong's blackmail. They shouted, "Let the king send those cranes to fight! They all enjoy the doctor's salary, and we are too poor to eat enough. How can I have the strength to fight? " Seeing that all the people ignored the draft order, Wei Yigong simply sent soldiers to catch able-bodied men everywhere, gave them weapons, arranged them in the army and forced them to go to the front.
Soon, 20,000 North German cavalry launched a fierce attack on the Patriotic Army. The guards didn't have enough training at ordinary times and didn't want to fight, so they ran away in a hurry. Before Wei Yigong could retreat, he was surrounded by the German Corps, and he died under the butcher's knife. His flesh was divided by Tijen, leaving only his liver. At that time, there was a minister named Hongyan, who was on a mission. When he heard this change, he came to Wei Yigong's bones and wept bitterly. Then he said, "please let me make clothes for you!" " So he committed suicide on the spot. When he died, he took out all the organs in his stomach and put Gong Yi's liver in it.
Second, Yiya cooks and offers minced meat.
Yiya was a famous chef in the Spring and Autumn Period. He used to work beside Qi Henggong and was favored by Qi Henggong because of his superb cooking skills. One day, Qi Huangong said to Yi Ya, "I have tasted all the delicious food in the world, but I have never eaten human flesh. What a pity! " Qi Huangong's words are just an expression, but the speaker is unintentional and the listener is interested. In order to please Qi Huangong, Yiya decided to cook a pot of human flesh for Qi Henggong to enjoy.
But the question is, whose meat should I use? No matter how noble the monarch is, he must never eat the meat of death row prisoners or civilians. Later, when he saw his four-year-old son, he chose his son's meat as the ingredient. At lunch, Qi Huangong drank a small golden tripod of fresh and tender broth, which he had never tasted, and asked Yiya, "What kind of meat is this?" Yiya cried and said it was her son's meat. In order to make the monarch healthy, he deliberately killed his son to worship his master. Hearing this, Qi Huangong was very unhappy, but he was moved by Yi Ya's behavior of killing his son for his own gain. He thought that Yiya loved him more than his own flesh and blood, and he was more prized by Yiya from then on.
Third, Song people eat easily.
In the 14th year of Gong Xuan (595 BC), in September, Chu Zhuangwang sent troops to attack the Song State for killing Shen Zhou, the transit envoy of Chu State, and surrounded the capital of Song State. Until the following May, the capital was still not captured. So the Chu army overhauled the camp outside the city and said that it would be besieged for a long time. At that time, people had eaten all the food, even weeds and bark, so they had no choice but to eat children. But eating one's own children was unbearable, so I exchanged children with my neighbors and killed them.
The king of Song had no choice but to send Hua away to the Chu army camp at night. Huayuan went straight to Marshal Chu Zifan's bed and woke him up. He said, "Our king sent me to tell you about our difficulties. He told me to say,' Now people in Beijing are so poor that they trade their children for food and then burn their bones as firewood. Nevertheless, we can't form an alliance at the gates, and even if the country dies, we won't give in. But as long as your troops retreat 30 miles, we will obey you and accept the peace treaty. ""My son was a little scared, so he made an appointment with him and retired three miles. Song and Chu finally made peace.
Fourth, Qizhi is a brave man.
Qi has two brave men. One lives in the east and the other in the west. One day, they met unexpectedly on the road. One said, "It's rare to meet. Shall we go for a drink? " "OK", so they walked into the bar together.
After drinking a few glasses of wine, people living in the east of the city said, "How about getting some meat to eat?" People living in the west of the city said, "You and I both have meat, so why are we looking for meat?" So I asked the waiter to take out the lobster sauce for seasoning, and then they pulled out their knives. You cut the meat, I cut the meat. Even though there was blood all over the floor, they still cut and ate until they died.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Jinyang battle
In 453 BC, Zhi threatened Han and Wei and launched a war against Zhao. Zhao was forced to retreat to Jinyang by the allied forces. Jinyang is the base of Zhao's economic camp for many years. The city wall is solid, the grain depot is full and the people support it. The allied forces of Chile, Korea and Wei besieged the city for more than two years, but failed to capture it.
Later, the commander-in-chief of the allied forces, Zhi Yao, came up with a plan to flood Jinyang, so he poured water into Jinyang City. At this time, during the rainy season, the river surged and the city wall was only three feet high, which lasted for three years. Houses in the city were flooded and people had to run to the roof to take refuge. The stove was also submerged in the water, and people had to hang pots to cook and exchange children for meals.
Sixth, Jia
In the seventeenth year of Wei Wenhou (408 BC), Sun Yat-sen, the monarch, invaded Wei, and Huang Zhai, the prime minister of Wei, suggested that Yang Le send troops. Yang Le's son, Le Shu, was a general of Zhongshan State, who once killed Huang Zhai's son Zhai Jingzhi. However, Huang Zhai knew that Yang Le was a human being, so he ignored these grievances and urged Yang Le to serve as a coach and send troops to attack Zhongshan.
After Yang Le sent troops, because the enemy was strong and we were weak, he implemented a plan to delay the troops. News came that there was an uproar in North Korea, and ministers falsely accused Yang Le of collaborating with the enemy. At the same time, Sun Yat-sen killed Le Shu, cooked it into broth and gave it to Yang Le. Yang Le was very loyal, so he sat in a military tent, eating broth and all the cups.
Wei Wenhou praised the teacher: "Yang Le actually ate his son's meat for my country." The teacher praised him, but said, "You even ate your son's meat. Who else is he afraid of eating?" Finally, Yang Le defeated Zhongshan Army and captured Zhongshan State, which opened up a vast territory for Wei Wenhou in the ancient Great Wall.
Seven, stealing feet and eating liver
Confucius and Liu are friends, while Liu's younger brother is called Stealing Feet. There are 9,000 people stealing feet, running around the world, harassing governors of various countries; Break into houses, plunder cattle and horses, and rob women; Love money and fake marriage, completely ignoring parents and brothers, and not offering sacrifices to ancestors. Wherever he went, big countries avoided cities, small countries retreated to castles, and the people were miserable by him. In this regard, Confucius made up his mind to persuade the thief to go. Liu advised not to go, but Confucius wouldn't listen. He asked Yan Hui to drive, and Zi Gong took the bus to meet the thief. At this time, the foot thief just rested at the southern foot of Mount Tai and chopped up the human liver and ate it.
Seeing this, Confucius first praised the beauty, wisdom and courage of thieves, and then said that they should not be called thieves, but should have a noble reputation. He also volunteered to help the thief go to neighboring countries and help him establish an independent kingdom, so that everyone would not invade each other in the future. Stealing feet was furious and scolded Confucius for advocating propriety and righteousness. He used distorted speech and hypocritical behavior to seek fame and fortune. He thought Confucius was the biggest thief in the world, so Confucius had to give up.
Eight, the battle of Changping
In the fifty-fifth year of Zhou Nanwang (260 BC), in July of the lunar calendar, Zhao Kuo led 200,000 Zhao troops to Changping to succeed Lian Po as general. At the same time, Qin secretly sent Wu's men to Changping to succeed Wang Bi in commanding Qin Jun. When Zhao Kuo sent troops to attack, Tian Lei ordered to pretend defeat and rout. Zhao Kuo didn't know that Qin had been quietly replaced by a famous soldier, so he ordered the 56-point thrashing to catch up with the camp, but Zhao could not break through the camp.
Tian Lei ordered 25,000 troops to attack the rear of Zhao's attacking troops and cut off Zhao's rear road, and ordered 5,000 cavalry troops to be inserted between Zhao and the camp, dividing Zhao's main force into two isolated troops and cutting off Zhao's route for providing foodstuff at the same time. He also sent light soldiers to attack Zhao many times. Zhao was forced to build a barrier on the spot and turn to the rescue. After hearing the news, Qin immediately rushed to Hanoi County, added a title to the local people, and recruited young people over the age of 15 to concentrate on the battlefield in Changping, intercepting Zhao's reinforcements and grain transportation.
In the fifty-fifth year of Zhou Nanwang (260 BC), in September of the lunar calendar, Zhao's main force had been out of food for 46 days, and the soldiers secretly killed people to satisfy their hunger. Zhao Kuo organized the remaining Zhao troops into four breakout forces, but they were still unable to break through after four or five rounds of impact. As a result, Zhao Kuo's pro-handsome elite troops broke through and were shot dead by Qin Jun's disorderly arrows. Since the Zhao army had no general command, the rest of the soldiers surrendered, but they were all killed, leaving only 240 young soldiers to return to Zhao.