Qin–Zhao struggle over Shangdang

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The Qin–Zhao struggle over Shangdang was a protracted Warring States-era contest between the Qin and Zhao states for control of the strategically vital Shangdang region, whose outcome set the stage for the decisive Battle of Changping.

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Qin–Zhao wars 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Warring States period event
military conflict
characterizedAs protracted contest for regional control
conflictBetween Qin NERFINISHED
Zhao NERFINISHED
documentedIn Chinese historical tradition on the Warring States period
followedBy Battle of Changping NERFINISHED
geopoliticalContext multi-state rivalry among Qin, Zhao, Han, Wei and others
hasCause Qin expansion eastward
strategic importance of Shangdang
weakening of the State of Han
hasStrategicImportance buffer zone between Qin and eastern states
control of routes between the Central Plains and the Zhao heartland
involves Qin attempts to annex Shangdang directly
Zhao acceptance of Shangdang refugees and territory
cession of Shangdang by Han to Zhao
locatedIn Shangdang NERFINISHED
State of Han NERFINISHED
ancient China NERFINISHED
partOf Warring States period NERFINISHED
precededBy Qin attacks on Han territory
primaryBelligerent State of Qin NERFINISHED
State of Zhao NERFINISHED
relatedTo Qin unification wars NERFINISHED
territorial decline of Han
result escalation of Qin–Zhao hostilities
military confrontation concentrated around Changping
setsStageFor Battle of Changping NERFINISHED
timePeriod 3rd century BCE
late Warring States period

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Bai Qi participatedIn Qin–Zhao struggle over Shangdang
this entity surface form: Qin–Zhao wars
Battle of Changping precededBy Qin–Zhao struggle over Shangdang