After Liu Bang defeated the main force of the rebel general Tuobu, he returned to his hometown of Pei County, which had been separated for decades, and wrote the "Song of the Great Wind" that has flowed through the ages. It took him only seven years to complete the magnificent transformation from the clothed people to the throne.
However, at this time, Liu Bang was already seriously ill, and at the last moment of his few lives, Liu Bang and the princes who fought with him had mutual suspicions, and after he had dealt with the rebellion of the princes, his life had come to an end.
Liu Bang returned to the capital from his hometown, and as soon as he entered Hangu Pass, he encountered thousands of complaints from several people, and sued Xiao He. The crime was to forcibly buy the people's fields at a low price. Liu Bang smiled and pointed to the complaint paper and said to Xiao He: "Junzi Xiemin", you yourself go and explain it to the people.
Xiao He knew that he had to do it as a last resort. Because only by slandering one's own reputation can one save one's life. Liu Bang then imprisoned Xiao He and put him in shackles. A few days later, Wang Weiwei said to Liu Bang, "What big mistake did Xiao Xiangguo make?" "Liu Bang said that he had taken so many bribes, and he had also heard that Li Si, the Xiangguo of Qin Shi Huang, had meritorious service to the emperor and had returned to himself, and Xiao He was far worse than him, so I wanted to punish him.
Wang Weiwei pointed out that during the Xingyang War, Xiao He occupied the entire rear area, and if there was an attempt, the entire Guanzhong would not be surnamed Liu. These words hit Liu Bang to the heart, and Xiao He was also released.
In fact, Liu Bang's suspicion of Xiao He was not overnight, there were three times before and after. The first time in the Chu-Han War, Xiao He was given an official, and Xiao He understood it and quickly pushed it away, so that all his sons could become soldiers. In the second Han Xin rebellion, Liu Bang's first reaction was to think of Xiao He, and immediately sealed 5,000 households to Xiao He, and 8,100 households when he was named the first meritorious man. Xiao He donated his family property to the state to help Liu Bang put down the rebellion. During the third Tuobu rebellion, Xiao He had to throw dirty water at himself.
In short, the relationship between Xiao He and Liu Bang has long been separated from Germany, and when the two were in Pei County, it can be said that they were friends of hardship.
Soon after, Liu Bang rebelled because of the first person who personally crowned the king, "Lu Xie". Lu Xie and Liu Bang had a very iron relationship, they lived in the same place, were born on the same day, learned the same teacher, and the two fathers were family friends. Liu Bang made Lu Xie the King of Yan, but he rebelled, which was a great blow to Liu Bang's spirit.
What was the real cause of Lu's rebellion? First, his selfish desires were inflated, he had no intention of rebellion, he wanted to be the King of Yan for a long time, in fact, the best way was to carry out the orders of the central authorities, he mistakenly chose to help Chen Feng to be the King of Yan for a long time, which was his biggest mistake.
The second is suspicion and fear, Liu Bang and the princes are suspicious and afraid of each other. These originated from Han Xin, who seized Han Xin's military power without any reason, trapped Han Xin, the king of Chu, without confirmation, and demoted Han Xin to the Marquis of Huaiyin without any fault. As soon as Han Xin grabbed it, he developed a phobia among the princes, and as long as he asked for a conversation, the man immediately turned back.
As soon as Liu Bang summoned a conversation, he would rebel. Zang Di rebelled, Han Xin rebelled, Han Wangxin rebelled, Liang Wang Peng Yue rebelled, Tuobu did not talk, and finally Lu Xie. Lu Xie ran to the border and stationed himself, wanting to wait for Liu Bang to be well and explain. However, Liu Bang died, and Lu Xie could only surrender to the Xiongnu.
After Liu Bang returned to the capital, these two events tossed Liu Bang to the point where he had only one breath left. The trusting Xiao He went to jail, and his most trusted friend Lu Xuan rebelled. When he was seriously ill, Lü Hou asked a good doctor to treat him, And Liu Bang inquired about the condition, and the doctor said: "The disease can be treated." Liu Bang was not only unhappy when he heard this, but also scolded the doctor, saying: "I take the world with the three-foot sword of Buyiti, is this not the destiny of heaven?" Fate is in heaven, though it is good for the bian que! Unwilling to continue the treatment, he gave the doctor fifty pounds of gold and made the doctor leave."
In April, Liu Bang died in the Changle Palace. Liu Bang died for two reasons, one was that his illness made him suffer a lot, and the other was that Lu Xuan's rebellion caused him to have a mental breakdown.