Zài Chángpíng zhī zhàn zhōng, Bái Qǐ dǎbài le Zhàoguó de jūnduì.
At the Battle of Changping, Bai Qi defeated the army of Zhao.
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After Changping in 260 BC he is said to have buried alive some 400,000 Zhao soldiers who had surrendered, and he was later remembered as 人屠, 'the butcher'. He fell out with the King of Qin and was ordered to kill himself.