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Liu Bang, who used to be the pavilion chief of the Qin Dynasty, the local ruffian leader, and later the famous Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, how did he step by step to the throne of the King of God? It is inseparable from the three famous generals of the early Han Dynasty: Han Xin, Peng Yue, and Yingbu.
Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin, Jiangsu, was a founding hero and military strategist of the Western Han Dynasty, one of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty, and a representative of the "war-seeking" faction of Chinese military thought, and Mao Kun praised him as a "soldier immortal" in the Ming Dynasty.
Han Xin was born in a commoner, his family was poor in his early years, and his life was very rough. In the last years of the Qin Dynasty, rebel armies rose one after another.
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Han Xin first took refuge in Xiang Liang and then in Liu Bang, but neither of them was reused.
When Liu Bang entered Hanzhong, Han Xin had fled, but was chased back by Xiao He overnight and recommended to Liu Bang. Liu Bang then worshiped Han Xin as a general and competed with Xiang Yu for the world.
In the Chu-Han dispute, Han Xin played a crucial role. He led the army to pacify the vassal states of Wei, Zhao, Yan, and Qi in half a year, and made great achievements for Liu Bang to establish the Han Dynasty.
In the end, in the Battle of Qixia, he skillfully used tactics to defeat Xiang Yu's army, laying the foundation for Liu Bang to unify the world.
Peng Yue, a native of Changyi, Yangjun, one of the heroes of the late Qin Dynasty, a famous general of the Western Han Dynasty, and the king of Liang with a different surname.
In the last years of the Qin Dynasty, they raised troops in Wei and rebelled, becoming an independent armed force that had been concentrated in the Wei area for a long time. After Xiang Yu divided the princes and queens, Peng Yue successively helped Tian Rong and Liu Bang to fight against Xiang Yu.
Peng Yue
Later, he led his troops to submit to Liu Bang, and Liu Bang appointed him as the prime minister of Wei Bao, the king of Wei.
Peng Yue was the ancestor of guerrilla warfare and the first guerrilla warfare tactician in the history of recorded world warfare.
In the Chu-Han War, he led his troops to carry out guerrilla warfare in the rear of the Chu army, striking at the supplies of the Chu State, and using the tactics of the enemy advancing and retreating, and the enemy retreating and chasing after me, so that Xiang Yu was tired of fighting on both sides and destroyed the food supply of the Chu army.
It was on the basis of Liu Bang's frontal defense, Han Xin's thousand-mile outflanking, and Peng Yue's rear guerrilla warfare that Xiang Yu was destroyed in the final battle of Qixia, and he was finally victorious, and was later named Chenghou Hou.
After the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, he was named the king of Liang and set his capital in Dingtao.
Yingbu, a native of Liuxian (now Lu'an, Anhui), was a famous general in the late Qin and early Han dynasties in China. Because of the Qin law, it was also called the cloth.
Yingbu broke the law in the Qin period and was punished, so it is also called Huangbu. He was sentenced to serve in labor in Lishan (now southeast of Lintong, Shaanxi), and later fled as a "thief".
Yingbu
In the first year of Qin II (209 BC), Yingbu and Fanyang County ordered Wu Rui to gather troops against Qin and respond to Chen Sheng's uprising. In February of the second year of Qin II (208 BC), Xiang Liang was assigned as a soldier. In December of the third year of Qin II (207 BC), he rescued Zhao from Xiang Yu and broke the enemy for the vanguard, with great achievements.
In February of the first year of Han Gaozu (206 years ago), Xiang Yu was established as the king of Jiujiang, all in the sixth. He once participated in the pit and killed King Huai. Later, he was unwilling to follow Xiang Yu to conquer again, which caused Xiang Yu to be dissatisfied, and was rebelled by Liu Bangce, and Han Gaozu surrendered to Han in December of the third year (207 BC). In July of the fourth year of Gaozu of the former Han Dynasty (206), he was named the king of Huainan.
In December of the fifth year of Han Gaozu (205 BC), he participated in the battle to encircle and annihilate the Chu army, causing the overlord Xiang Yu to kill himself in Wujiang.
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The three heroes of the early Han Dynasty all had this brilliant record, but the ending was not very good, and they were all executed for the crime of rebellion, which responded to the cause and effect of the sentence "The cunning rabbit dies, and the lackey cooks".