Gentlemen are harmonious but different, and villains are the same but not harmonious.
Gentlemen are limited by conscience and morality, and it is not easy to do traitorous and shameless things, but villains have no moral baggage, and for the sake of profit, they can see the wind and make the rudder, sneak around, and even stand on the moral high ground and accuse those who are responsible for doing things as "traitors."
In the history of our country, these 2 despicable and shameless "traitors" once stood on the moral high ground to accuse others of betraying the country and killed 3 pillars of the country.
First, Guo Kai
Guo Kai was a favorite of Zhao Wangqian, the last monarch of the Zhao Dynasty.
Lian Po was one of the four famous generals of the Warring States and the most important general of the Zhao State. It is precisely because of the presence of Lian Po that the State of Qin, which has always been eyeing the State of Zhao, has never been able to destroy the State of Zhao. The two monarchs of the State of Zhao, King Huiwen of Zhao and King Xiaocheng of Zhao, were very important and honest, but after King Xiang of Zhao ascended the throne, he did not trust Lianpo, and he sent Le to replace Lianpo in the army, hoping to seize Lianpo's military power.
Lian Po was dissatisfied and drove away Le Cheng, but this also made Lian Po a rebel against the monarch. Fearing punishment, Lian Po fled to the State of Wei and later to the State of Chu.
After losing Lianpo, Zhao Guo did not have a top star available. Faced with the threat of the Qin army, King Xiang of Zhao remembered Lian Po again, and he asked people to visit Lian Po in the Chu Kingdom to see if Lian Po could still be a general. Guo Kai was afraid that Lian Po would threaten his position after he returned, so he bribed his envoys with money. After the envoy returned, he told King Zhao that Lian Po was old, and after talking with him for ten minutes, he went to the toilet three times.
After King Zhao heard this, he stopped thinking of using Lianpo. Although Lian Po was in the Chu Kingdom, he was concerned about the Zhao Kingdom, and he was still expecting the King of Zhao to be able to use him, but unfortunately he never waited, and eventually died in the Chu Kingdom desolately. Compared with Lian Po, Li Mu, another general of the Zhao Kingdom, had a more tragic ending.
Li Mu was also one of the four famous generals of the Warring States, and he began to guard the frontier for the Zhao State, leading troops to defeat the Xiongnu many times, so that foreign enemies did not dare to invade the Zhao State.
After losing Lianpo, King Qian of Zhao transferred Li Mu back and asked him to lead an army against the Qin army. Li Mu led his troops twice, defeating the Qin army with fewer victories, which made the Qin state unable to destroy the Zhao state. After failing to defeat Li Mu on the battlefield, the Qin army decided to "borrow a knife to kill people" and used a divisive tactic to let the King of Zhao relocate them to get rid of Li Mu. The Qin army bribed Guo Kai, the favorite minister of King Zhao, with heavy money, asking him to slander Li Mu at king Zhao's side, accusing Li Mu of secretly contacting the Qin army and preparing to betray the State of Zhao. King Zhao believed it to be true and killed Li Mu on the grounds of "traitor".
After Li Mu's death, the State of Zhao was quickly destroyed by the Qin army, and the King of Zhao became a prisoner of the Qin army. Guo Kai, who stood on the moral high ground and accused Li Mu of betraying the country, was worshipped by the King of Qin as Shangqing because he helped Qin destroy Zhao Ligong. Later, when he returned from Qin to Handan to carry his family's wealth, he was robbed and killed by robbers along the way.
2. Qin Juniper
During the disgrace of Jing Kang, Qin Ju and Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong of Song, as well as a large number of princes and concubines of the harem, were captured by the Jin army and taken to the Jin Kingdom. After arriving in the Jin Dynasty, Song Huizong, Song Qinzong and others eventually died tragically in the Jin Kingdom, but Qin Ju fled to the Southern Song Dynasty with his family.
After arriving in the Southern Song Dynasty, Qin Ju was reused by Emperor Gaozong of Song, and eventually paid homage to the chancellor. Qin Ju contributed to the Southern Song Dynasty, but killed the famous general Yue Fei.
After the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed, Zhao Zhuo established the Southern Song Dynasty. The Jin people did not die in the heart of the Great Song, and led their troops south to prepare to destroy the Southern Song Dynasty, but the Southern Song Dynasty emerged yue Fei, Han Shizhong, Zhang Jun, Liu Qi, Wu Jiu and many other famous generals, and under their efforts, the Jin people failed many times.
Although the combat effectiveness of the Southern Song army was not as good as that of the Jin army, in the long-term battle with the Jin army, the Song army was also tempered, and they gradually had the strength to resist the Jin, especially Yue Fei's Yue family army, Han Shizhong's General Han and other armies, their combat effectiveness was not weaker than the Jin army. After the Song army had the strength to resist the Jin army, Yue Fei wanted to lead his Yue family army to "directly attack the Yellow Dragon and welcome back the Second Saint." Therefore, Yue Fei and the Southern Song Dynasty's generals Han Shizhong, Zhang Jun, Liu Qi and other generals began to counterattack the Jin people and recovered a lot of lost land.
Most of the fort was breached from within.
The Yue family army won successive victories on the front line, and won victories in the Battle of Haocheng and the Battle of Yingchang. At this time, the Jin people were jealous of the Yue family army, and there was a saying in the Jin army that "it is easy to shake the mountain, and it is difficult to shake the Yue family army". If Emperor Gaozong of Song had fully supported Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and others in the Northern Expedition, they would have been likely to win even greater victories in one go, and the Southern Song Dynasty would not be far from recovering the lost territory.
Unfortunately, Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and other patriotic generals fought the front line, and Qin Jun, a shameless villain, tripped them in the rear. Yue Fei was the general of the Main War Sect, and Qin Ju was the core figure of the Main War Sect. After the Jin army lost to Yue Jiajun and other Southern Song generals, in order to avoid the Song army continuing the Northern Expedition and putting the Jin army in a disadvantageous position, they took the initiative to negotiate peace with the Southern Song Dynasty. Emperor Gaozong of Song and Qin Ju were afraid of fighting with the Jin people, and they were also afraid that Yue Fei and other generals, who would be high in power and threaten their power, so the two families immediately agreed and began to negotiate peace.
In order not to affect the peace negotiations, Emperor Gaozong of Song also connived at Qin Ju to frame Yue Fei. Qin Ju and his henchmen framed Yue Fei for rebellion, and eventually killed Yue Fei on the charge of "conspiracy to rebel." After Yue Fei died. Han Shizhong and other generals were also deprived of military power, and the Southern Song Dynasty's hopes of recovering the lost land were completely shattered.
Although during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of Song, qin juniper was the prime minister, powerful and powerful, and finally survived, he was scolded by the world for killing Yue Fei.