Since ancient times, China has had many famous generals, and in history, many famous generals have died. Some died on the battlefield, but not much, and some were forced to commit suicide, such as Bai Qi. Others died infighting, such as Yue Fei and Yuan Chonghuan. Some of the rest died of the emperor's suspicion, and the three major generals of the early Han Dynasty all died because of it. Han Xin shouted three words when he was killed, but now it has become a mantra on the young people's wine table.
Han Xin is a well-known general in China, born in about 231 BC. Han Xin was just a commoner before, often relying on others to support his family, which was a bit similar to Liu Bang's eating and drinking. Many people did not like him very much, only the pavilion chief of the Nanchang Pavilion in the countryside felt that Han Xin was not an extraordinary husband and wife often invited him to dinner, but after a long time, the wife of the pavilion chief was not happy, so Han Xin was no longer willing to go.
Later, Han Xin met a kind lady who often kindly brought him food, and when Han Xin returned to his hometown, he gave the big lady thousands of gold. Han Xin followed Liu Bang's eastern expedition to the west and made great achievements, and it can be said that without Han Xin, there might not have been Liu Bang's jiangshan. Han Xin's famous achievements are many, like what darkness Chen Cang, this battle made him famous in one battle, and the battle of Jingjing won more with less, so that Liu Bang had the strength of three points in the world. The most exciting battle was the Battle of Xiaxia, which defeated Xiang Yu's main elite troops and forced Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, to commit suicide.
Liu Bang used the land as a condition, so that Han Xin and Peng Yue jointly attacked, and at the same time, he himself led people from several sides to support. At the same time, the Five Roads Army launched a siege against Xiang Yu, and the Battle of Xiaxia began. In late October 202 BC (the fifth year of Gao Zu), the Han army began to attack Chu. The embattled Chu army's morale was shattered, and Xiang Yu, who had already gone, was forced to the edge of the Wu River. He thought he didn't have the face to see His father and elder Jiangdong again, so he committed suicide after killing hundreds of Han troops.
However, Han Xin was always the master of meritorious service, and he was always considered to be the most outstanding general after Sun Wu and Bai Qi in later generations. The flexible use of troops was his greatest characteristic, and the remarks made when he first paid homage to the general set the foundation of the Chu-Han War. The things that the commoners all understood, Liu Bang naturally understood. But he never thought that from the very beginning Han Xin had not thought of betraying him, knowing that Xiang Yu had invited Han Xin several times, and Han Xin had not agreed.
But this is not important, Han Xin as the founding general can not stay. Under repeated persecution, in the Tenth Year of Han (197 BC), Han Xin first instigated Chen Feng to rebel, and then planned to cooperate with the outside world. Unfortunately, Han Xin's younger brother reported the incident to Lü Hou, who plotted with Xiao He and tricked Han Xin into killing him in the bell room of Changle Palace. And Han Xin shouted to the heavens when he was about to be beheaded: I am not convinced. He regretted that he had not taken Kou Tong's advice in the first place, so that he was now defeated at the hands of a woman.
A generation of famous generals fell, not only that, but also the three clans of Han Xin were destroyed in this process. Han Xin's talent is unparalleled in the world, as the commander he is mighty in the world, but as the king of Huaiyin, he is jealous of Liu Bang. The sentence that Han Xin originally said was often said by modern people, and may be often said at the wine table. But it was all just a joke, and there would be no reluctance from Han Xin at the beginning. It's just that his reluctance is also drowned in the long river of history after all, and I don't know if Han Xin regretted helping Liu Bang win the world before he died?
Reference: Chronicle of History, Volume 92, Marquis of Huaiyin, 32nd Chronicles