An important event in history related to Qu Yuan is the feat of Qu Yuan's crusade against Luo.
According to historical research data, Qu Yuan's ancestor was Xiong Boyong. And the widely accepted is the term flawlessness. For the historical record of Qu Fang, it is mainly ** in "Zuo Biography". In 700 B.C., the twentieth year of King Huan of Zhou, it was an epoch-making key year. From 770 BC, King Ping of Zhou moved his capital to Luoyang, and since then history has entered the Eastern Zhou period. The Spring and Autumn Period (one of the Five Classics) of the Lu State is recorded from 722 BC, which also marks the beginning of the Spring and Autumn period. Therefore, 700 BC was the glorious era of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.
Zuo Biography records that the state of Chu once conquered the weak state of hanging. Prince Wu of Chu led a large army to garrison outside the south gate of the Hangguo Kingdom, but it was in a stalemate and it was difficult to break through the city gate. Just when King Wu of Chu was helpless, the general Mo Ao offered a plan: "Although the country is small, it despises the enemy, and if you despise the enemy, you will have no resourcefulness." I begged to disguise myself as a woodcutter and lure him out of the city. After thinking about it, King Chu Wu gladly adopted it. Sure enough, the people of the Hangguo were confused by the appearance, and on the first day, they went out of the city at the north gate and caught thirty woodcutters. The next day, when the hangers saw the woodcutters again, they poured out of their nests and pursued them deep into the mountains. However, the hangers never expected that the Chu army had been in ambush at the north gate for a long time. The ambush suddenly rushed down the hillside and defeated the Hangan army, forcing the Hangan to sign an alliance under the city.
In this campaign, the Chu army divided its forces to cross Pengshui. The Luo people attempted to attack the Chu army from behind, so they sent Bojia to collect intelligence. Bojia infiltrated the vicinity of the Chu camp many times, but found that the Chu army was heavily guarded and difficult to succeed, so he had to give up. However, the matter was eventually discovered by the Chu army. When King Wu of Chu learned of this, he was furious, so he led an army by Qu Bin to attack the Luo State in the following year.
Luo Guo, tracing its roots, is a branch of the cave bear of the Mi tribe in the Xia and Shang periods, and is in the same vein as Jing Chu, all of which are descendants of Jilian Zhurong, surnamed Mi. Historically, the country of Luo has migrated to escape war. During the period of Yin Gaozong Wuding, the tribes of the Mi clan suffered from Yin's conquest, and the Luo State moved from Luoshan County, Henan Province to Zhengning County, Gansu Province with Chu. Later, under the oppression of the Zhou Dynasty, the Luo State moved to Fangxian and Yicheng in Hubei Province with the Chu State. In 699 B.C., Chu Dafu Qu Bin attacked Luo State, because of arrogance and lack of military discipline, resulting in Luo State and Lu Rong State (Hubei Nanzhang) coalition army, and finally the Chu army was defeated, Qu Bin hanged himself in the barren valley (Jiangling, Hubei).
In the years of that year, the valiant King Wu once again conquered the two countries of Luolu and decided to establish the new capital of the state of Chu at Zhijiang. At the same time, the descendants of the Qu family were also sealed in Zhijiang. However, the trajectory of history always shifts inadvertently. In 690 B.C., King Wu died of a sudden illness on the way to conquer Suiguo, and King Wen of Chu succeeded to the throne, and Yingdu also moved into a new address.
In order to consolidate the southern defense line of the Chu State, the two countries were moved to Miluo (now Guluo City, Quyuan Administrative Area) in southern Hunan, which became a military town in the south of the Chu State, a manufacturing base for ** warships, and a granary for the storage of strategic materials. The Qu fiefdom was also included in the area, and archaeological data show that the Luo were mainly in charge of administrative affairs, while the Qu clan dominated the military power. When Qu Yuan arrived here, the military governor of Luodi was named "Qu Shang", which is enough to see the importance of Qu's position in the military field of Luodi. This is also an important reason why Qu Yuan lived in Miluo Yuandi for 17 years.