In the second year of Qin Ershi, that is, in 208 BC, Zhang Han, a general of the State of Qin, defeated the Chu army in Dingtao (now Dingtao in Heze, Shandong) and killed Xiang Liang. Thinking that it was not a problem that Xiang Liang died in the Chu army, he turned north to attack Handan with the king, and Zhao Wangxie retreated to Julu. Zhang Han sent Wang Li to lead 200,000 troops to besiege Julu, while he led 200,000 troops to the southwest of Julu to provide logistical support for Wang Li. The prince of Zhao turned to various anti-Qin rebel armies for help, and the king of Chu ordered Yi Song (the upper general) and Xiang Yu (the lower general) to lead Wan Chu's army to help.
In 207 BC, the Chu army went north to Anyang City (Anrenji area in the southeast of Caoxian County, Heze County, Shandong Province) and did not leave, hoping to take advantage of the fishermen after the Qin and Zhao defeated each other. It took a month and a half to stop, but Xiang Yu was anxious and advised Yi Song to March. As a result, Yi Song didn't listen. In a rage, Xiang Yu killed him and led the troops to save Zhao. Whether Xiang Yu is eager to avenge Xiang Liang or to save Zhao, he is still very manly from this point.
Arriving at the front line of Zhangshui, Xiang Yu ordered Ying Bu to lead twenty thousand troops to cut off the logistics supply channel between Zhang Han and Wang Li. He led the whole army to cross the river, and then with three days' rations, he crossed the rubicon and stormed Qin Jun. Facing 400,000 Qin Jun, Wan Chujun was probably the meat steamed stuffed bun that beat the dog.
Xiang Yu's practice of not leaving a backward path seems risky, but it is the best choice when the troops are in a weak position. The brave are better than the narrow road. They are desperately afraid of death. As a result of the war, 200,000 Great Wall soldiers led by Wang Li were defeated and the whole army was wiped out. Zhang Han rate of 200,000 Qin Jun was also beaten back.
After Wang left the army, he was destroyed. Xiang Yu sent general Pu to cut off the retreat of the army and led his own army to attack the army. In the end, Zhang Han led 200,000 Qin Jun to surrender without being able to defeat or wait for reinforcements. Later, the 200,000 Qin Jun soldiers were killed by Xiang Yu.
The Battle of the Julu Xiang Yu became famous all over the world in World War I, and was called the God of War. The most important thing is that the first world war, when Qin Jun's main force was almost exhausted, completely reversed the unfavorable situation for Qin Yijun, which was the key to the demise of the Qin Dynasty.
We have basically understood the battle of the stag. It's time to get back to the topic of this article. Where did the Battle of the Giant Deer take place? Some friends may say, are you talking nonsense? Of course, the battle of the stag took place in the stag. Depends on how you understand it.
We all know that there is Julu County in Xingtai City, Hebei Province. If you say that the Battle of Julu took place in Julu County, Hebei Province, it is wrong. Mainland Ze (also known as Juluze and Guang 'anze) is one of the nine ancient Ze's, located in Xingtai City, Hebei Province, which spans Julu, Renxian, Pingxiang, Nanhe, Ningjin and Longji counties.
Julu county is named after the mainland ze. Julu (also called Julu) County in Qin Dynasty is one of the original 36 counties in Qin Dynasty, and its jurisdiction is much larger than it is now, including Jinghai in Tianjin, Baoding, Cangzhou and Hengshui in Hebei, Zhaoxian and Shulu in Shijiazhuang, most parts of Xingtai, parts of Handan and parts of northwest Shandong.
Julu County at that time was not in Julu County today, but in Pingxiang County in the south of Julu County. In other words, the Julu City besieged by the generals of Qin State is in Pingxiang County today, so the Battle of Julu took place in Pingxiang County, Hebei Province today, not Julu County. The ancient battlefield is located in Pingxiang town, about 14 km southwest of Pingxiang county.
Pingxiang County is located in the south-central part of Xingtai, Hebei Province, bordering Nanhe County and Renxian County in the west, Julu County in the north, Guangzong County in the east and Jize County in Handan City in the south, with an area of about 406 square kilometers. Although Pingxiang County is small, it is located in the main road with developed traffic, with Beijing-Kowloon Railway in the east and Beijing-Guangzhou Railway in the west, Xinghuang Railway and Donglu Expressway running through the east and west, and Beijing-Shenzhen Expressway and Daguang Expressway running through the north and south.
There is also a famous figure in Pingxiang's history, that is, the leader of the "Yellow Scarf Uprising" who shouted "Heaven dies and Huang Tianli stands" at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.