What about the Montessori family in Qin State?

Meng Ao, Meng Zhi's grandfather, originally lived in the State of Qi, and came to the State of Qin during the reign of King Xiang of Qin. When it appeared in the history books, it was King Xiang of Qin Zhuang, who constantly fought for the State of Qin and later became Shang Qing. In the early years of Qin Shihuang, he became one of the most important generals of Qin State. Wu Meng, Meng Qian's father, participated in the Qin Chu War as the general of Wang Jian (the grandfather of Wang Li, the later general of Montaigne). By the time he arrived in Meng Tian, Meng Tian had been able to lead the most important part of Qin Jun's Northern Expedition to Xiongnu. Even the eldest son of Qin Shihuang was sent to Meng Tian as a supervisor, while Meng Yi also served as Shangqing and went out to war, and his family status even surpassed that of living Meng Ao. But it also caused contradictions and conflicts of interest with Hu Hai, Reese and Zhao Gao, which eventually led to the demise of the Montessori family.

Grandpa Meng Ao.

Meng Ao (? -240 years ago) China was a famous strategist of Qin during the Warring States Period. Official positions and titles have reached the top. Descendants and Meng Yi also belong to Qin and Qin.

Star of Korea. Meng Ao's date of birth and death is unknown, and the records of his early experiences in history books are also very simple. He only knows that he was originally from Qi and went to Qin when Qin was king, but there is no specific record of his experiences in Qin and Emperor Xiaowen of Qin. Meng Ao was the founder of the Montessori family in Qin State, which laid a good foundation for the Montessori family to stand in Qin State. His sons, grandchildren, Meng Yi, etc. This is obviously inseparable from Meng Ao's meritorious military service. Only in the nine years of Meng Ao recorded in the historical records, he went out as a general almost every year, and he always captured more than 70 cities, which is rare in the history of Qin.

Father Wu Meng.

Wu Meng (date of birth and death unknown) was a famous soldier of Qin State during the Warring States Period in China. His ancestral home is Qi, and his father, sons Meng Tian and Meng Yi are all famous generals of Qin. Wu Meng was born in a noble family and his ancestral home was Qi State. His father Meng Ao came to Qin State when he was in Zhao Xiang, and became a famous general of Qin State. Meng Ao led troops to attack Wei, South Korea and Zhao many times, and seized many lands and cities for Qin. This official worships Shang Qing, who was one of the most important generals in Xiang and Qin Shihuang's early years. His son Meng Tian is also a famous soldier of Qin. He fought off the Huns and built the Great Wall, becoming the most important general in the middle and late Qin Dynasty. Another son, Meng Ke, once led troops and served as Shangqing. Relatively speaking, Wu Meng's fame is relatively small, and there are not many records in history, but he was also one of the important generals of the State of Qin at that time, and made great contributions to the establishment of the Qin Dynasty.

Mengtiange

Meng Tian (? -The former 2 10), a famous soldier in the Qin Dynasty in China. His ancestral home is Qi, and his grandfather and father are both famous generals of Qin. Meng Tian has various Meng Tian in later generations.

Evaluation, Sima Qian thinks in Historical Records: Meng Tian was in a high position at that time, but the Qin Dynasty was just established, and the people just got out of the war and needed to recuperate. It is guilty to actively build the Great Wall instead of discouraging Qin Shihuang from abusing people's power. According to legend, Meng Tian invented the writing brush, which is recorded in the history books as "taking rabbit hair from Zhongshan to make a pen", and it is mentioned in Bao's Notes on Ancient and Modern Times: "Niu Xiang asked,' There has been a pen since ancient times, which means that Meng Tian made a pen. "Why?" A: "Meng Tian made it first, that is, Qin Bier." "。 Archaeological findings show that there were writing brushes in China before Meng Tian, and the first writing brush in the Warring States Period was discovered in Changsha, Hunan in 1954.