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ou (441 BC)\nIn 441, King Ai of Zh;441;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
ersisted until 314, when King Nan;314;bc-y;;;;
West Zhou. In 256, the state of;256;bc-y;;;;
by the Qin in 251 and was annexe;251;bc-y;;;;
directions. In 408, Wei conquered;408;bc-y;;;;
ces of Qin. In 405, Zhao, Wei, an;405;bc-y;;;;
d soldiers. In 402, the Three Jin;402;bc-y;;;;
u and again in 391 destroyed a Ch;391;bc-y;;;;
ndependence in 380, Wei had becom;380;bc-y;;;;
in returned in 366 and defeated W;366;bc-y;;;;
River Kuai. In 353, Wei sacked th;353;bc-y;;;;
of Qi.[00]\nIn 344, Marquis Hui o;344;bc-y;;;;
uch longer. In 342, its army was;342;bc-y;;;;
e of Maling in 342, Shang Yang in;342;bc-y;;;;
t Wei again in 339 at the Battle;339;bc-y;;;;
f Anmen and in 333 at the Battle;333;bc-y;;;;
iaoyin.[00]\nIn 325, Duke Huiwen (;325;bc-y;;;;
ttacked Qin in 318, but were defe;318;bc-y;;;;
ng peoples. In 316, Qin took a@dv;316;bc-y;;;;
stituted until 285. In 312, Qin d;285;bc-y;;;;
until 285. In 312, Qin defeated;312;bc-y;;;;
nd Lantian. In 308, Qin killed 60;308;bc-y;;;;
ther battle in 300, forcing King;300;bc-y;;;;
urned again in 293 under the lead;293;bc-y;;;;
y soldiers. In 280, Qin forces a@;280;bc-y;;;;
directions. In 278, Bai Qi took t;278;bc-y;;;;
hu capital. In 275, Marquis Rang;275;bc-y;;;;
000 troops. In 272, Bai Qi defeat;272;bc-y;;;;
g. However, in 270, Qin forces we;270;bc-y;;;;
moment.[00]\nIn 265, Qin invaded H;265;bc-y;;;;
o Zhao.[00]\nIn 260, Qin and Zhao;260;bc-y;;;;
Changping. In 259, King Xiaochen;259;bc-y;;;;
344–325 BC)\nIn 344, Marquis Hui o;344;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
was not until 325, when Duke Hui;325;bc-y;;;;
318–286 BC)\nIn 318, Lord Yan of S;318;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
ue and Teng in 297, and was even;297;bc-y;;;;
in battle. In 286, these three s;286;bc-y;;;;
314–281 BC)\nIn 314, a succession;314;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
ears later. In 284, Yan successfu;284;bc-y;;;;
u and Jimo. In 281, Qi counteratt;281;bc-y;;;;
d Zhongshan in 306.[00] Zhao gene;306;bc-y;;;;
tier forces in 265.[00]\n\nLi Mu th;265;bc-y;;;;
Lu (255 BC)\nIn 255, Chu annexed L;255;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
unification\nIn 236, Qin allied wi;236;bc-y;;;;
e Yan army. In 234, Qin forces de;234;bc-y;;;;
acked again in 232 but they were;232;bc-y;;;;
n at Fanwu. In 229, a drought sev;229;bc-y;;;;
inated them in 222.[00]\n\nQin conq;222;bc-y;;;;
230–226 BC)\nIn 230, Han submitted;230;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
y lasted until 226 when the last;226;bc-y;;;;
227–222 BC)\nIn 227, Crown Prince;227;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
ered anyway in 222, after Qin had;222;bc-y;;;;
ei (225 BC)\nIn 225, Qin general W;225;bc-y;;1.1.2.2;;
its height\nIn 225, Qin generals;225;bc-y;;;;
rned to Chu in 224 with an army o;224;bc-y;;;;
invaded Qi in 221, King Jian sur;221;bc-y;;;;
the end of the fourth c@entury (spec;fourth;bc-c;;;;
ate of Zhao in 307), how to use m;307;bc-y;;;;
ting to around 650 BC.[00] They have;650 BC;bc-i;;;;
dated between 500 BC to 300 BC)[00];500 BC;bc-i;;;;
ween 500 BC to 300 BC)[00] refers to;300 BC;bc-i;;;;
Chinese Armies 1500 BC - AD 1840, Osp;1500 BC;bc-i;;;;
hinese Armies: 1500-200BC C.J. Pee;1500;bc-i;;;;
e Armies: 1500-200BC C.J. Peers, Il;200BC;bc-i;;;;
se Armies (1): 200BC-AD589 C.J. Pee;200BC;bc-i;;;;