wèi chì Wei Chi
wèi guó
(? 前295年～ 前277年)
wèi zhāo wáng (？ ─ qián 277 nián )， yuán míng wèi chì ， wèi xiāng wáng zhī zǐ。 mèng cháng jūn bēn wèi， wèi zhāo wáng yǐ wéixiàng， yǔ zhū hóu gòng fá pò qí。 wèi zhāo wáng shí 'èr nián， yàn zhāo wáng xī qǐ yàn guó zhī bīng， yǐ yuèyì wéi shàngjiàng jūn， zhí qǔ qí guó qī shí yú chéng。 wèi zhāo wáng de xiǎo 'ér zǐ， gōng zǐ wèi wú jì， shì wèi 'ān lí wáng de yì mǔ de dì dì， yě jiù shì suǒ wèi zhàn guó sì gōng zǐ zhōng de xìn líng jūn， yǐ yǎng shì chū míng。 qián 277 nián wèi zhāo wáng hōng， zǐ 'ān lí wáng lì。
Wei Zhao Wang (? ─ 277 BC), formerly known as nimble Wei, Wei-hsiang prince. Mengchang Ben Wei, Wei Zhao Wang that phase, and the princes were broken cutting Qi. Wei Zhao Wang twelve years, learned from Martin King Yanzhao country soldiers, as on the generals to Yue Yi, Qi 70 straight to take over the city. Wei Zhao Wang's younger son, son Wei Wuji, is Andrew West PCT's half-brother of the king, also known as the Warring States in the fourth son of Xinling Jun, to support their disabilities known. 277 BC Wei Zhao Wang death of a prince, son of Ann PCT Wang Li.
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