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Chu Yuan (Qu Yuan)


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Before long, with the assistance of Qu Yuan, Chu and Qi restored their alliance-Chu could afford no more losses as a result of the Qin's aggression. However the king continued to turn a deaf ear to Qu's advice and policies, and as expected, King Huai was captured by the Qin army and died in a foreign country. King Huai's successor followed his father's footsteps and as a result his country was annexed by the Qin Kingdom. Having been exiled for many years, Qu Yuan was in great despair and drowned himself in the Milo River in Hunan Province in 278 BC when the capital was lost to the Qin army.<BR><BR> Bold Italic (Your IP address will be recorded in this page's edit history.)
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