What is the relationship between Ying Zheng and Mi Yue?

Mi Yue was Ying Zheng's great-grandmother, the grandmother of Qin Shihuang's grandfather.

Mi Yue is the daughter of the king of Chu. When she was young, she married King Qin Huiwen. Later, through her unremitting efforts, she stood out from many concubines and became a famous empress of Qin.

Perhaps most people think that Mi Yue has been strong for several years under the influence of film and television dramas, but she has done nothing. Actually, it's not like this. She is a woman in power in history. Since her son Zhao Xiang, King of Qin, became emperor, she began to claim that she was the emperor and persisted for 4 1 year. During her reign, she conquered Yiqu and the western part of Qin and made many outstanding contributions to the country.

Some people say that Ying Zheng's political mind is entirely inherited from this great-great-grandmother. From the beginning of his reign, he fought against the Crusaders and eventually unified the six countries, becoming the first emperor with the highest achievements. Although he was a little autocratic in his later years, he could not deny his outstanding contributions to the country in his early days.

Qin Shihuang's political measures

Qin Shihuang established centralization and political institutions. The central government has a premier, A Qiu, and an ancient adviser. The Prime Minister has two left and right members, and he is the head of a hundred officials, in charge of political affairs. Qiu is in charge of the military and doesn't often buy it. The censor is the deputy of the prime minister and is responsible for supervising officials.

Under prime minister Qiu and imperial envoys, there are various ministers in charge of specific government affairs, including doctors in charge of the palace, guards in charge of the palace, deputy generals in charge of public security in Gyeonggi, the court in charge of punishment, the internal history of grain and goods, taxes on mountains and seas ponds, and government handicrafts that supply the royal family.

The people in charge of the palace will be junior officials, guests of domestic ethnic affairs and foreign affairs, servants of ancestral temple etiquette, servants who belong to the royal family and manage horses. The prime minister, Qiu, Qiu, discussed the state affairs, and the emperor's father ruled.