Update 1: Yue State after the restoration of the country = the reason for defeating Wu State.

Update 2: Yue Guo continued 100?

Update 3: yueting1b04 Do you know that I asked you?

Although Fu Cha first defeated Gou Jian, the father-killer.

Catch him and bury him as a slave.

But in the end, they all let go ... because this clock is beautiful.

Engage in large-scale construction

Use all armed forces to wage a war of aggression.

And loyal minister Wu Zixu was executed by Fu Cha.

But that's only because Fuzha tea was banned ... On the other hand, the country after Gou Jian's restoration.

Be humiliated by old age

However, Wen Zi and other loyal ministers who helped restore the country were killed one after another ... A few years later, they all worked hard everywhere.

Northern conference

Become the last tyrant in the Spring and Autumn Period.

And move the capital to the north.

One hundred years after his death, his descendants finally moved back to Gusu, their hometown in the south.

Until 306 BC, it was destroyed by the state of Chu, which was cruel and unreasonable.

Actually, it's subjective and difficult to separate.

Reference: Memory

1. Gou Jian after the founding of the People's Republic of China

Who is more cruel and unreasonable? I estimate that after the restoration, Yue State was defeated by Qin State again. 2007-02-1214: 54: 04 Supplement: Sorry! Yue State was defeated by Chu State again.

Not Qin!

Fucha (? -473 BC), the 25th King of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, reigned from 496 BC to 473 BC. In order to avenge Gou Jian, Fu Cha defeated the King of Yue in the second year of diplomatic relations (now Taihu Lake, southwest of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province), built a city in the Han Dynasty (now near Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province) for ten years, and dug a ditch to connect the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, which was completely annihilated in the battle of Yiling. In the first 482 years, in Huangchi (now southwest of Fengqiu, Henan Province), he formed an alliance with the princes and competed with Jin for hegemony. At first, Fu Cha didn't listen to Wu Zixu's advice, but let Gou Jian go back to China, so that he lived for ten years, learned from it and quickly recovered his national strength. In the 23rd year of Fu Cha (473 BC), the capital was breached by Gou Jian, and Fu Cha was besieged on Gusu Mountain, west of Wudu, and finally committed suicide. Gou Jian, who also wrote the sentence "Jian", was the monarch of Yue State (also known as Yue State and Wenlang) in the late Spring and Autumn Period of China, and may also be the real founding father in Vietnamese history. According to legend, it is the descendant of the ancestor Chonglan (Luo) [source request], surname Luo (also written as Luo), country name (male king),; "Historical Records" is recorded as a descendant, surnamed Si. Son of Yue Hou Yunchang. Date of birth unknown, reigned in 496-464. Gou Jian was renamed Wang after he acceded to the throne, and soon He Lv, the king of Wu, took the opportunity to attack Vietnam. The Vietnamese army was defeated by Wu Jun in Tan Li, and Herod was killed. Fu Cha, the son of He Lv's last wish, said, "Don't forget Yue!" After Fu Cha acceded to the throne as the Prince, he made great efforts to prepare for revenge. Gou Jian refused to listen to the dissuasion, rushed to send troops to attack Wu, and was defeated by Fujiao (now Taihu Lake in the southwest of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province). Wu Jun occupied Huiji Mountain in Du Yue and besieged Gou Jian in Huiji Mountain. It is suggested that Gou Jian request Wu to surrender with humility. Otherwise, Gou Jian will personally go to Wu as a hostage. Gou Jian adopted this suggestion, and while preparing to die, he sent literary talents to make peace with the king of Wu, bribed the king of Wu with treasure, and presented the beauty stone. Fu Cha, persuaded by Aibo, made peace with Yue and led the army back to China. Gou Jian condemned himself by writing a letter to the subjects of Yue State, and then went to Wu State to be a slave of Fu Cha and tasted shit himself. He finally won the trust of Fu Cha, and was put back to Yue after three years. After returning to China, Gou Jian vowed to take revenge and destroy Wu, rest and recuperate [1], reuse and others, "once every ten years, a lesson every ten years". Biography of Historical Records of Huo Zhi said: "The more he used the fifth of Ji Ran's tactics, the more proud he became. He also said: "After ten years of hard work, the country is rich and the people are strong, and the soldiers are generous. When you go to Yashi, you are thirsty for a drink. Then he reported to Wu Qiang, watched the soldiers and China, and was named the five tyrants. One year, the State of Yue presented steamed seeds to the State of Wu, which made the State of Wu hungry and cold the next year and weakened its national strength. In the first 482 years, Gou Jian took advantage of Fuxi's northern expedition to compete for hegemony in Huangchi, entered Gusu and Wudu, and killed the king of Wu. After returning home, Fu Cha was forced to make peace with Gou Jian. Gou Jian soon attacked Wu again. In the twenty-fourth year of Gou Jian (473 BC), the Vietnamese army besieged Wudu for three years and finally broke the city. Fu Cha was trapped in Gusu Mountain, but he committed suicide because he could not surrender, and Wu died. Gou Jian then moved north to Langya, where he joined forces with Qi and Jin governors in Xuzhou (now south of tengxian, Shandong). "The Vietnamese army roamed across the river and Huai Dong, and the vassal Bi He called him the overlord", which was officially recognized by Zhou Yuanwang as the overlord.

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Gou Jian, the King of Yue, was more cruel and unreasonable. After the restoration, Yue was defeated by Fu Cha.