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Li Zuoche

3rd century BCE · 3rd century BCE

Li Zuoche was a strategist of the state of Zhao in the wars that followed the fall of the Qin dynasty. Captured by the Han general Han Xin after the Battle of Jingxing in 204 BCE, he was treated with honour and advised Han Xin to win over the state of Yan by diplomacy instead of attacking it. Yan's king Zang Tu then submitted without a battle.

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Yan (206 BC)

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