It has nothing to do with Mettius Fufetius, but one important statesman in this conflict was pulled apart by chariots after his death was ordered by his successor; that figure was the author of the Book of Lord Shang.
One account of this conflict contains the views of the School of Diplomacy, and another important publication during this conflict was the Six Secret Techniques. One battle in this conflict saw one commander carve a threat into a tree, stating that the opposing commander would die here. It has nothing to do with Mettius Fufetius, but one important statesman in this conflict was pulled apart by chariots after his death was ordered by his successor; that figure was the author of the Book of Lord Shang. This conflict also saw an incident which gave rise to the phrase "Seige Wei, rescue Zhao", and this conflict began with the partition of Jin. This conflict, which saw the battles of Maling, Guiling, and Shimen, was ended when one ruler killed his rivals Lu Buwei and Lao Ai, with the help of his minister Li Si. That figure was Qin Shi Huang. Immediately preceding the Qin Dynasty, For 10 points, name this tumultuous period in Chinese history in which seven polities battled each other for control.
One account of this conflict contains the views of the School of Diplomacy, and another important publication during this conflict was the Six Secret Techniques.
{Warring States} Period or {Zhanguo Shidai}