Xiang Yu, the king of Western Chu, was able to carry ding, was talented, and was a daunting fierce general. At the same time, Xiang Yu also had four fierce generals, who followed Xiang Yu in the east and west, the southern conquest of the north, the defeat of the Qin army of 400,000 in the Battle of Julu, and the defeat of Liu Bang's fifty-sixth army in the Battle of Pengcheng, which shocked the world. However, Xiang Yu was ultimately defeated, so what was the end of the four fierce generals under his command?
Let's start with the first dragon. There are not many historical materials about Long He, he should have followed Xiang Liang and Xiang Yu very early, and has always been a confidant of the Xiang family. Long He served as Sima under Xiang Liang and participated in the Battle of Dong'a, breaking the Qin army. Xiang Yu's employment of people has a characteristic, "the love he appoints, not the kundi of his wife, although there are Qishi can not be used", that is to say, the people appointed by Xiang Yu are either the children of the Xiang family, or the people he is close to, and the people with foreign surnames include Long He.
After Xiang Yu claimed to be the overlord of Western Chu, Liu Bang rebelled, and the Chu-Han War broke out. In this process, Xiang Yu often let Long Ji lead the army alone. After Yingbu betrayed Xiang Yu, Xiang Yu "made XiangSheng and Long attack Huainan", and as a result, Long defeated Yingbu's army. In 203 BC, during the confrontation between Xiang Yu and Liu Bang, he heard that Han Xin had attacked the north and was preparing to attack Chu from the south, so he sent Long And led his army north. However, the dragon was not Han Xin's opponent, "riding the general to hit the baby, breaking the Chu army, and killing the dragon".
The second place is Zhong Liyi. Like Long Ji, Zhong Liyi was also a close general of Xiang Yu and defeated Liu Bang many times. Chen Ping once said to Liu Bang, "The subordinates of King Xiang's bone fish, Zhong Liyi, Long Ji, and Zhou Yin are only a few people's ears." Under the attack of Chen Ping's anti-plot, Zhong Lixiao was jealous of Xiang Yu. After Xiang Yu's death, Zhong Liyi turned to his former friend Han Xin. Later, in order to protect himself, Han Xin forced Zhong to commit suicide, but he did not escape The persecution of Liu Bang.
The third place is Inbe. Yingbu committed crimes in his early years and was appeased, so he was also called Tuobu. Yingbu worked as a servant at Lishan Mountain, but later escaped and became a Green Forest Haojie, once serving as a general under Wu Rui before defecting to Xiangliang. Yingbu Xiao was brave and good at fighting, and could be called the first fierce general in Xiang Yu's army, playing an important role in the Battle of Julu and attacking Guanzhong as a forward. In 206 BC, when Xiang Yu divided the world, Yingbu was crowned the King of Jiujiang.
After the outbreak of the Chu-Han War, under the influence of Liu Bang, Yingbu betrayed Xiang Yu and participated in the siege of Xiang Yu, making great contributions to the establishment of the Han Dynasty. Liu Bang claimed the title of empress, and Yingbu was made the King of Huainan. In 196 BC, when Yingbu saw Peng Yue's meat sauce, he was very frightened and launched a rebellion. Liu Bang personally led the army to the expedition, and after a big battle between the two sides, the Yingbu army was defeated, leading hundreds of people to flee, and finally booby-trapped.
The fourth place is Jibu. Ji Bu was a Chu native, and in his early years he was a chivalrous man, "a hero of qi, famous for Chu". Later, Ji Bu followed Xiang Yu to raise an army, and he also made many achievements in battle. Especially during the Chu-Han War, Ji Bu led his troops to defeat Liu Bang many times, and on several occasions almost killed Liu Bang. After Xiang Yu's defeat and death, Liu Bang issued a "wanted order", "buying thousands of dollars, daring to hide, sin and the three tribes". Ji Bu first hid in the Home of the Zhou Clan in Puyang, and later hid in the Zhu Family Mansion of the Great Hero.
The Zhu family persuaded Liu Bang through Xiahou Bao, and Liu Bang was able to forgive Ji Bu's sins. Later, Liu Bang personally summoned Ji Bu and made him Langzhong. This Langzhong is not the meaning of a doctor, but an attendant officer at the emperor's side, which can be understood as an adviser to the emperor. During the reign of Emperor Hui of Han, Ji Bu was promoted to the rank of general of Zhonglang. In the period of Emperor Wen of Han, Ji Bu served as the sheriff of Hedong County, and had considerable political achievements, known as "to get a hundred pounds of gold, it is better to get Ji Bu Yinuo", which is the origin of Yinuo Qianjin.
References: 1. "Records of History"; 2. "Book of Han"; 3. "Zizhi Tongjian"