The Siege of Qi in 221 BCE was a pivotal event in ancient Chinese history, marking the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Chu-Han Contention.
Players must correctly place events from the Siege of Qi in their chronological order.
The game challenges players to understand the sequence of events leading up to and during the siege, testing their knowledge of this important period in Chinese history.
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221 BCE: Siege of Qi begins
221 BCE: Qi army led by Tian Dan puts up fierce resistance against Qin forces
221 BCE: Qin forces led by Wang Jian lay siege to Qi's capital city Linzi
221 BCE: Qin forces employ various siege tactics such as tunnels and siege towers
221 BCE: Qi army successfully defends the city for several months
221 BCE: Qi army manages to break through Qin lines and escape the city
221 BCE: Qi army regroups and continues to resist Qin forces in the countryside
221 BCE: Qi army receives reinforcements from other states such as Chu and Yan
221 BCE: Qi army launches counterattacks against Qin forces
221 BCE: Qin forces suffer heavy casualties but continue to press the siege
221 BCE: Qi army's supplies begin to run low as the siege drags on
221 BCE: Tian Dan leads a daring raid to break the siege and resupply the city
221 BCE: Qin forces tighten their grip on the city and cut off all supply routes
221 BCE: Qi army is forced to surrender after months of relentless siege
221 BCE: Qi's capital city Linzi falls to Qin forces
221 BCE: Qi is annexed by the Qin Dynasty
221 BCE: Tian Dan is captured and executed by Qin authorities