Emperor Shuang: The counterattack started from the Gaopingling Incident Chapter 367 Sun Dahu, who is prone to sleepiness, should not be used lightly, and the morality of credulity
Chapter 367 Sun Dahu, who is prone to sleepiness, should not be used lightly, and the morality of credulity
Cao Shuang thought for a while and then said: "Later, when Xiang Yu and Liu Bang fought for the world, they did not talk about the so-called morality. If you talk about morality with a fierce man like Xiang Yu, you are asking for trouble.
The Overlord of Chu ended up committing suicide and was defeated just because of his moral principles. After the world was stabilized, Han Xin also made this fatal mistake. This moral principle should not be used lightly, and you should be cautious when trusting it!"
Sun Luban held his big belly and yawned with the support of the maid: "Husband, have you and your sisters finished lamenting? I am already very sleepy."
Jian Jia also said softly: "Husband, don't forget that there is a pregnant woman named Sister Dahu here. Pregnant women are easily sleepy."
Xiang Yu and Liu Bang joined forces to fight and led their troops to fight the Qin Dynasty army in Xianyang. They won a complete victory and successfully ended the Qin Dynasty's brutal rule.
However, Xiang Yu did not keep his word and looked down upon Liu Bang. He called himself the "Overlord of Western Chu" and only gave Liu Bang the title of King of Han.
Later, the capital was moved to Pengcheng. Liu Bang was naturally dissatisfied, but his army was weaker than Xiang Yu's, so he could only swallow his anger and submit superficially.
Later, the generals under Xiang Yu were dissatisfied with the fiefdom issue and launched a rebellion. Liu Bang took the opportunity to send troops from Hanzhong and entered the pass. He took advantage of the opportunity and openly challenged Xiang Yu's position.
From then on, Chu and Han fought hard for four to five years.
Liu Bang understands the principles of the world. He is not tyrannical and willful like Xiang Yu. Instead, he is good at discovering talents, appeasing the people, and winning the hearts of the people.
Therefore, the more he fought, the stronger he became. Finally, in the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, Xiang Yu was forced to commit suicide on the edge of the Wu River.
In the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, Liu Bang's victory was inseparable from Han Xin's contribution to the Han Dynasty through fire and water.
Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin (now Huaiyin County, Jiangsu Province), was very capable. Both his parents died when he was young. He was once so poor that he was begging for food. He was bullied by a scoundrel and was forced to crawl under his crotch, which caused ridicule from people on the street.
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Later, Han Xin joined the army and came to Xiang Yu's tent and became an officer. Han Xin had great ambitions. He had offered suggestions to Xiang Yu many times, but Xiang Yu did not listen at all because of his low status. This made Han Xin very disappointed.
During the Hongmen Banquet, Han Xin, as the sword bearer, saw with his own eyes Liu Bang's ability to endure humiliation and his forbearance, and believed that he would become a big success in the future. Later, he found an opportunity to escape from the Chu camp and go to Liu Bang.
After going through untold hardships, Han Xin finally defected to the Han camp and met Xiao He.
However, Han Xin never received much attention from Liu Bang. Liu Bang felt that Han Xin's crotch-dressing was ridiculous and despised Han Xin as just a mediocre person with no use.
Later, when Han Xin heard what Liu Bang said, he was disheartened and left the Han camp on horseback.
Xiao He knew that he was a great general and valued his military talents. After learning that Han Xin had left, he quickly caught up with Han Xin. After some hard lobbying, Han Xin was moved and finally agreed to come back.
Xiao He and another general of Liu Bang, Xia Houying, came to Liu Bang to strongly recommend Han Xin and asked Liu Bang to use Han Xin for the sake of the Han Dynasty. Liu Bang was hesitant, but in the end he was convinced by them, so Liu Bang made Han Xin a general. Han Xin's political ability was therefore
be able to be displayed.
However, political battles in ancient times were cruel. After Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, he immediately tried to devise a trap to get rid of Han Xin, a great hero of the founding of the country. It is a pity that a generation of famous generals came to an end like this. If Han Xin rebelled and proclaimed himself king, with
If Liu Bang is the enemy, will the outcome be different?
In the eyes of many people, if Han Xin really rebelled, his chances of defeating Liu Bang would be quite high.
First of all, after Liu Bang was defeated by Xiang Yu's army for the first time, he only had about 2,000 remaining soldiers and generals, and almost his entire army was wiped out.
However, with the efforts of Han Xin and relying on his military talent and appeal, he successfully built an army of 300,000 troops, which gave Liu Bang the capital to compete with Xiang Yu.
Judging from this incident, Han Xin's influence and appeal were very great at that time. In a short period of time, a large number of people were gathered to look after him, which shows that not only was he a good fighter, but his prestige was not inferior to that of Liu Bang. If Han Xin
If he wants to raise an army to fight against the Han, there will be many talented people who will work with him through life and death and make suggestions.
It is worth mentioning that when Han Xin led his army to defeat Qi and took the initiative to ask Liu Bang to be the king of Qi, Liu Bang was very angry and wanted to reject him severely, but Zhang Liang stopped him and said: "If Han Xin rebels,
, no one can control it.”
Zhang Liang's words reminded Liu Bang not to conflict with Han Xin. If he really wanted to rebel, there would be nothing he could do.
Although Han Xin was under the control and command of Liu Bang, his army was large in number and only obeyed him. If Han Xin intended to rebel, Liu Bang would inevitably be attacked from both sides and would be difficult to parry, and it would be even more difficult to defeat Xiang Yu.
After Han Xin took the position of King of Qi, Han Xin's adviser Kuai Tong saw through Liu Bang's character and tried his best to persuade Han Xin to draw a clear line with Liu Bang and stand on his own, otherwise he would be killed in the future.
But Han Xin missed his old love and felt that everything he had today was given by Liu Bang, and was unwilling to obey. He was confident that Liu Bang would treat him well in the future, so he missed a very good opportunity.
More importantly, looking back at Xiang Yu and Liu Bang, Liu Bang's army at this time only had 200,000 people, Xiang Yu only had 100,000, but Han Xin had 300,000, which was the sum of the two. At the same time, Han Xin's military talent was greater than theirs
The two are far inferior. So, if Han Xin rebels, there is no doubt that he is most likely to be the final winner!
Unfortunately, between morality and fame and fortune, he chose morality and was eventually ruthlessly strangled.
In the early autumn and September of 197 BC, a desolate season, Chen Xi, the Marquis of Yangxia, rebelled, and Han Xin, the Marquis of Huaiyin, wanted to collude with him to plot a rebellion.
The younger brother of one of his disciples, Shiren, who had been executed by Han Xin, wrote a letter to report. After learning about it, Lu Pheasant planned to capture Han Xin.
Lu Pheasant first ordered people to inform Han Xin that Chen Xi had been captured and executed, and then ordered Xiao He to trick Han Xin into coming to the court to congratulate him. Then he took this opportunity to order Han Xin to be beheaded in the palace, and then killed all three of his clans. Han Xin still believed too much.
Liu Bang, Empress Lu treated him morally,
Moreover, the world is now settled, but there are still many undercurrents surging under this calmness. Several feudal princes and kings of the opposite sex are ready to make moves, and the Huns are still watching in the north.
In his heart, he still wanted to believe that whether it was due to morality or his talent in fighting, he was willing to spare his life to serve in future crises. Unfortunately, he still overestimated the significance of morality in the emperor's heart, and also overestimated his own
effect, just underestimated his own threat,
If he were allowed to continue to be the king of Chu, the Han Dynasty that had just been established in a few years might cease to exist. Therefore, he chose to choose the lesser of two evils and chose to get rid of Han Xin first as a coercion plan.
In this way, Yingbu, one of the princes and kings later, rebelled, and no one could use him, and he didn't dare to use him, so he had to deal with the illness himself.
Even in the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, King Xin of Han rebelled in the Datong area and colluded with the Xiongnu in an attempt to attack Taiyuan. Liu Bang could only personally lead an army of 320,000 to attack the Xiongnu. He first won victory at Tonglun (now Qin County, Shanxi), and later pursued the victory until Lou
Fan (now Ningwu, Shanxi) area.
It was cold winter weather and heavy snow fell. Liu Bang ignored the persuasion and obstruction of the outpost scout Liu Jing, underestimated the enemy and rushed straight to Datong Pingcheng. As a result, he fell into the Huns' trick of luring troops. If Han Xin had led the troops, he would not have been like this.