Why didn t Liu Bang kill his Yongya three times and five times?

This is the same as Mao's pardon of Puyi. Soothe. Let him be a witness to his own success.

Fellow countrymen

Liu. and Yongya are fellow villagers, although both of them are from Pei County, but Yongya is a local hero, and Liu Bang is just a gangster in the market. Yongya looked down on Liu Bang from the bones, but he rebelled in Chen Sheng and Wu Guang.

After that, Liu Bang led his brothers to carry the banner and embarked on the road of anti-Qin.

Soon after, Yongya, as a powerful villain, relied on the relationship of his fellow villagers to cling to Liu Bang. At that time, when Liu Bang had just started the incident, Yongya, as the first batch of old people who followed Liu Bang, was naturally very trusted in addition to being a fellow villager, so Liu Bang left the first city "Feng" he laid to Yongya to guard, and he led the army to continue the great cause of anti-Qin.

Deeds related to Yongya.

In Liu Bang led the army in Xuecheng.

When fighting bloodily with the Qin army that came to encircle and suppress, Yongya surrendered to Wei without resisting under the coercion and inducement of Zhou Shi, a subordinate of the King of Wei.

Such a move dealt a great blow to Liu Bang, who was fighting on the front line, and Liu Bang immediately led the army back to recapture "Feng", but he could not attack it for a long time, so he had no choice but to leave.

Yongya's actions made Liu Bang hate him to the bone. Liu Bang quickly returned to the army to capture Fengyi, but Liu Bang failed to attack the city several times. Liu Bang, who was very anxious in his heart, had no choice but to follow Xiang Liang.

borrowed 5,000 soldiers, and recruited 5,000 troops from Dangjun, which attacked Fengyi. Then what was surprising was that Liu Bang caught Yongya but did not kill Fang, but chose to let him go.

1. You didn't kill the first time because he escaped quickly. voted for the Wei State and went back to make a living. 2, Yongya Hao Liang Sui brought the people of a city to rebel together, Liu Bang's soldiers have kinship with these people, and they are unwilling to be ruthless.

3. Liu Bang's foothold was unstable, and he didn't have enough energy and time to kill Yongya at that time.

What I understand is that Liu Bang may want to test the other party in this way, want to test his loyalty to the clan hand in this way, and want to see what the other party Qiaozhi will do, and Min Suimin may trust him very much, and because he has some friendship with him, he didn't kill him.

Because of the empty traces of Liu Dan and Bang out of love for talent, he thought that Yongya had been with him for a long time, and also helped him win a lot of battles, and his ability must be more prominent, and it was also to appease the soldiers in the army at that time, Liu Bang was broad-minded, and Liu Bang wanted him to be spurned by the world.

Yongya is a very legendary existence in the history of the Han Dynasty, he grew up with Liu Bang since he was a child, but he was a scheming person, and he once betrayed Liu Bei.

When it comes to the person Liu Bang hated the most, everyone may think of Xiang Yu, because he was Liu Bang's biggest opponent in establishing the Han Dynasty. Moreover, Liu Bang also collected Xiang Yu's ten charges and made them public, which shows how much Liu Bang hates Xiang Yu. However, if we know something about history, we will find that the person Liu Bang hates the most is not Xiang Yu, but his fellow villager in Pei County, Yongcuo.

However, it is interesting to note that after Liu Bang declared himself emperor, he did not punish Yongchi, but made him king.

Yongchi"Born in a strong family", and Liu Bang is a fellow villager. In the first year of Qin II (209 BC), he and Liu Bang raised an army against Qin. After Liu Bang tried his best to take Fengyi, he handed over the city to Yongzi to live in, and led his troops to attack Xuecheng (he ordered Yongzi to hold Fengyi and lead his troops to Xuecheng).

As soon as Liu Bang left, Yongzi, who had always looked down on Liu Bang, surrendered to the Wei state of Zhou (Zhou was once Chen Sheng's subordinate. Yongchiya didn't want to belong to Pei Gong, Wei Guo shouted, and Wei Shoufeng handed Yongchiya to him).

Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the <> Han Dynasty, was a very shrewd man. He had the generosity and benevolence of a wise emperor to his subordinates, and was able to kill and eliminate dissent at critical moments. This is Liu Bang's most commendable character.

In fact, Gaozu Liu Bang has two principles of doing things, one is to maximize the benefits as much as possible, Liu Bang's employment skills can be described as clever, he can not only explore the potential ability of his subordinates, but also seek the most beneficial way to his own success in the troubled times; The second is to avoid risks as much as possible. Liu Bang's era was naturally unstable, and Liu Bang, as a cloth cloth, could finally unify the Central Plains. Knowing people well is effective**, but on this basis, the benefits can be maximized and the problem of risk aversion can be taken into account.

Yongya has had a grudge with Liu Bang for a long time, and he has always wanted to kill Liu Bang but couldn't. What makes Liu Bang even more helpless is that he became the emperor and has the supreme right, but he still can't kill Yongya, but he must reward Yongya heavily, which is also the helplessness of the ruler in the whole situation.

was obviously hated by Liu Bang, Yongya should have received Liu Bang's unconditional trust at this time, after all, this is his base, and it is also the small place where Liu Bang and the generals of the uprising are located.

Because Liu Bang thought that Yongya was still a talent and could be used by him, he used Yongya very much, so he would give him a reward, but Yongya betrayed Liu Bang during the critical period.

Liu Bangfeng's most hated Yongya, the driving force behind it is to stay with Zhang Liang, in order to establish a typical stable heart, rather than really out of sincerity.