The Qin Times Three Part Report

Part 1
Li Han Yis Success Story
Scholar Li Shi Huang started from a humble neighbour in the State of Han and
showed himself as a smart person from his birth. He after the Dear King of Qin
united China moved to the city of and established his studies there. He then
served as a subject in the capital city of . He served under the Qin Shi Huang
and Li Si. He was known all around the country for his mastery skills of
calligraphy and the books he wrote. He wasnt tried for treason due to the fact he
wrote books highly favourable to the King.

Part 2
Li Han Yis Downfall
He was coordinating the project for Great Wall of China which started around
220BC which was planned to protect the Great Qin Dynasty. It was to be a grand
project which involved around 1000-2000 workers and was to be completed
around 190BC. He was designing the 2nd Part of the wall when he had an
Argument with Qin Yu Zhou who was the heir to the throne and one of the Kings
observers of this project. When the King heard of this he was furious at Li Han Yi
and summoned him to the Capital; . After Li Han Yis refusal to travel to the
capital city, the King ordered his arrest.

Part 3
Li Shi Huangs Trial and Death
He was captured at the city of where the construction of the Great wall was
beginning. He played a game of cat and mouse in the city with the soldiers
taking two hours to capture him. He was deported back to the Capital city to be
held for trial where the King will personally trial him.
218BC Trial
He faced the King in his court charged for High treason. He was read out his
charges with one being treason, failure to obey the king and the stealing of the
Empress jade. Some of these charges, late found out was used in order to give
the King a reason to sentence Li Han Yi to death. He was handed down with the
death by slow slicing which involved Li Han Yi tied to a pole and slowly bit by bit
would cut his limbs. Because he was charged for High Treason instead of being
cut by the throat, he was being cut off by the arms than the legs than finally the
Limbs. But in order to keep his execution a secret he ordered the Punishment of
Nine Exterminations on Li Han Yi. They executed his parents followed by his

grandparents, siblings and uncles of Li Han Yi and the children who were over the
age of 12.
He was buried in unknown place in the capital and still is yet to be found.