Lian Po
military general of Zhao
8 dated entries naming Lian Po, drawn from 8 separate years between 283 BCE and 245 BCE. Nothing here is written by us: each line is the sentence a Wikipedia year article used, and the link beside it opens the exact revision.
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3rd century BC
- 283 BCEGeneral Lian Po of the State of Zhou defeats an army of the State of Qi and captures the city of Yangqin.source
- 279 BCEGeneral Lian Po of the State of Zhou defeats an army of the State of Qi.source
- 276 BCEGeneral Lian Po of the State of Zhou captures the Wei city of Qi.source
- 275 BCEGeneral Lian Po of the State of Zhou invades the State of Wei and captures the cities of Fangling and Anyang.source
- 261 BCEThe armies of the State of Qin and State of Zhao contest control of the area around Changping. After suffering defeats to general Wang He of Qin and the superior Qin army, general Lian Po of Zhao refuses to give battle, resulting in a stalemate.source
- 260 BCEFrustrated with the stalemate and encouraged by Qin spies, King Xiaocheng of Zhao replaces general Lian Po with the less cautious Zhao Kuo. Hearing of this, King Zhaoxiang of Qin secretly sends the famous general Bai Qi to take control of the Qin army.source
- 251 BCEThe Zhao general Lian Po wins a decisive victory in battle over the State of Yan at Hao. He is promoted to Prime Minister following the death of Lord Pingyuan.source
- 245 BCEThe Zhao general Lian Po captures the Wei city of Fanyang.source
Named in the same entries
- State of Zhou (4)
- State of Zhao (3)
- State of Qi (2)
- State of Qin (1)
- State of Wei (1)
- Bai Qi (1)