Why would Han Xin rather die than betray Liu Bang?

Anything is false. In a word, anyone with a little brain knows that it takes capital to betray. Han Xin wanted to betray Liu Bang twice, but when he almost tore his face, he was taken by Liu Yu to take the military capital, and the third time when he was about to betray the capital, he was destroyed by Lu Hou Xiao He.

Naturally, he did not betray Liu Bang in his life. Sensei in the bloody world sticker camouflage, what benevolence, righteousness and moral cultivation.

After killing Han Xin, Liu Bang would not live long, and it turned out that this was the case. The military construction and training of the Han army were all handled by Han Xin, but Han Xin did not dare to oppose and would not oppose it. Just because Han Xin has a disadvantage of being a man, that is, he is withdrawn and lazy.

Han Shin has only made achievements in the military field, and politics, agriculture and business are blank sheets. Han Xin was self-aware as a general, so he was willing to obey Liu Bang.

Because he didn't believe that Liu Bang would kill, Kuaiche persuaded Han Xin to let him divide the world with Liu Bang and Xiang Yu for his own benefit, because the birds are all gone, and the good bow is hidden. The cunning rabbit dies, and the lackeys cook.

Han Xin's dying analogy is that the bird hides the rabbit and the dead dog cooks, from which it can be seen that Han Xin has always regarded Liu Bang as his master, he has no ambition to rebel, he is just a disobedient dog abandoned by his master.

At that time, Han Xin took the state of Qi, didn't his cronies already give a suggestion to establish himself as the king of the world, but he didn't, and according to his military talent, it was not impossible to annex Liu Bang and Xiang Yu in the future. So even after Liu Bang's death, I don't think he will betray the Han Dynasty.

What capital does Han Xin have to betray Liu Bang, and the generals under him are all Liu Bang's hardcore. does not have its own descendant army, which is different from Peng Yue and Yingbu who have their own independent armies.

said that Empress Lu killed, not looking at the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhao Dun was at odds with the monarch and was preparing to flee to another country, but his brother Zhao wore and killed the monarch, but the historian recorded that Zhao Dun killed the monarch. Zhao Dun went to the historian to theorize, but to no avail, Empress Lu just did what Liu Bang wanted to do, and Liu Bang acquiesced.

Han Xin is not an ordinary person, and his first conversation with Liu Bang shows that he himself is self-aware. He knew that the people's hearts were on Liu Bang's side, and the rebellion could not succeed. Liu Bang killed Xiang Yu and killed him.

Because Han Xin is foolish and loyal, he thinks that the grace of dripping water should never be resigned, because he thinks that he has the strength to be lawless.

It was not Liu Bang who killed Han Xin, it was Empress Lu. Han Xin never thought that Liu Bang would kill him. But I didn't think about the most poisonous woman's heart.

Is it good for him to be faithful all his life? , a thousand gold, send gold to the eldest mother, two, clean up the person who made him humiliated, three, repay the kindness, know the kindness, for Xiao He, Liu Bang, do return the soldiers and horses to Liu Bang, let him sit in the world,

If a person wants a bigger picture, it is important to have more talents around him, and among the talents, the strategist is the first.

He wanted to rebel, but before he could hurry, he was killed.

Therefore, Han Xin lived in the capital for three years, Liu Bang never killed him, Liu Bang never had the heart to kill him, and he wanted to kill him early. It was Empress Lu who took advantage of Liu Bang's rebellion and took the opportunity to kill Han Xin, which really has nothing to do with Liu Bang.

Han Xin didn't realize that he was going to die until he died, he didn't have time to betray Liu Bang, and he didn't understand history

Liu Bang is a very bad person. How do you know that Han Shin did not renege on the verdict. What about betrayal of judgment.

Because Han Xin didn't believe that Liu Bang would kill him.

If you don't betray your good reputation, if you betray it, you will rebel.

Because he has proven his abilities.

He's embarrassed, no one is embarrassed.

Think about how Han Xin became the king of Qi.

That's because he finally learned that Han Xin actually didn't have a rebellious heart, and secondly, because without Han Xin, his country was also in danger.

Because Han Xin was particularly loyal to Liu Bang, Liu Bang listened to the villain's slander and killed his right-hand man, and he was particularly powerless in the later stage, so he regretted it very much.

At the end, I figured out everything and felt that what I was doing was really wrong, so I regretted it at the end.

Han Xin did not have a rebellious heart at the beginning, but after the judgment, Han Xin also had a rebellious heart; I think it may have been because Liu Bang felt that Han Xin had threatened his position, and Liu Bang was also trying to consolidate his power.

In fact, Han Xin did not rebel, but was provoked by traitors, Liu Bang chose to kill Han Xin, not because he didn't believe him, but because Han Xin's power was too great.

Han Xin did betray Liu Bang, because after Han Xin was demoted by Liu Bang, he was idle in Chang'an and had nothing to do, so he tried to raise troops to rebel.

Han Xin did not betray Liu Bang, it was Liu Bang who deceived Han Xin into the palace and killed him in order to eradicate these high-ranking kings with different surnames.

After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, the military power was relieved, migrated to the king of Chu. was accused of rebellion and demoted to the Marquis of Huaiyin, and Hou Lu Hou conspired with Xiangguo Xiao He, and deceived him into Changle Palace under the pretext of Han Xin's rebellionCut in the bell room, raze its three clans.

Han Xin was actually very grateful to him, if he wanted to betray Liu Bang, when he was in Qi, he would be independent.

At that time, his advisor, Kuaitong, persuaded Han Xin to be king alone, but Han Xin did not listen to him.

If he becomes independent, according to his military strength, plus some people from Yan, Zhao, and Weiqi who belong to him, the entire pattern of Chu and Han will change, and it will be another era of the Three Kingdoms.

Han Xin's credit is too great, and his credit is high, and Liu Bang will kill him sooner or later. That's why he betrayed and found an excuse to kill him.

Some other kings with different surnames in the early Western Han Dynasty were also dead, anyway, sooner or later.

There are a number of reasons for this.

1, Han Xin's character He still belongs to the category of loyalty, and Liu Bang has the grace of knowing him.

2. Ability Han Xin himself also said that he should be good at ordering a lot of troops, but Liu Bang is good at generals (commanding generals), and he is only good at generals.

3. Liu Bang is still quite capable in employing people, and he knows how to win over his subordinates, which may also be a major reason why Han Xin does not rebel.

4. The situation is not clear enough, although it can be divided into three worlds, but it is not known who is the final winner after three points, and from the destruction of Qin to the battle between Chu and Han, there have been many years of fighting, and in the face of the dawn of victory that is about to be seen, everyone will be tired of fighting. Han Shin was indecisive for a moment.

5. China's feudal cultural ideology Loyalty is advocated by ancient society, and the Book of Songs says: "How can you have no clothes? with the Son.

Meaning: Whoever says we have no clothes to wear, I share a robe with you. Liu Bang gave Han Xinfei Huang Tengda, Han Xin was grateful to Dade, and the idea of repaying his kindness was also a big reason.

When Han Xin was down, an old woman who gave him food still had to repay him, let alone Liu Bang.

6. Although Liu Bang was suspicious of Han Xin, it was mainly because of his high merits, Liu Bang still had a certain affection for Han Xin, and even after Han Xin's death, Liu Bang "also liked and fell in love" ("Han Shu").

These reasons led Han Xin to support Liu Bang after thinking fiercely. (Not comprehensive, oh, some small thoughts of your own).

He thought about the opposite, when Kuaitong persuaded him, he didn't immediately refuse, but refused after thinking for a while, and threatened Liu Bang to make him the king of Qi before, and he dragged out his troops when he was in the war, saying that he had no ambition? Devils believe it.

The main reason for not rebelling is that he really does not have the conditions for the success of the rebellion:

1. Site. Although Han Xin owned the territory of the four kingdoms of Zhao, Wei, Dai, and Qi, these four kingdoms began to fight each other frantically at the end of the Qin Dynasty, the people were displaced, and production was seriously damaged. And Liu Bang's Guanzhong Bashu is not only large, but also has the solidity of mountains and rivers, it was an important grain base in the north at that time, and there was an endless supply of ordnance and food, and it was good to say that it was easy to say that once it fell into a stalemate, there was no need to fight Han Xin, and he was dragged to death.

2. Talents. Not only Liu Bangjun's talents, but also more than ninety percent of the generals in Han Xin's army are Liu Bang's people, what Cao Shen, Guan Ying, Fu Kuan, Zhang Er, Zhang Cang, no matter the vanguard stays, no matter how much the logistics of the war are almost all Han Xin's people, many of them also have independent military power, Han Xin is a bare-bones commander, how can he have the capital to rebel.

3. Allies. Yingbu is down, Liu Bang is contained, and he is so grateful, how can he listen to Han Xin? And Peng Yue was even more famous for being loyal to Liu Bang until the day he died. Han Shin's poor popularity determines that he does not have many allies.

So it's not that Han Xin doesn't rebel, but that after thinking about it carefully, he found that the probability of success in the rebellion was too low before he gave up, after all, it was impossible for him to know that he would die at the hands of a woman at that time.

Three points can't bear it, seven points don't dare.

I can't bear it because Liu Bang has the grace of knowing him, and it is precisely because of Liu Bang's value and trust that he has the opportunity to make great achievements and become famous. He successively served as a general, Zuo Prime Minister, Xiangguo, King of Qi, King of Chu, and Marquis of Huaiyin. Han Xin couldn't bear to turn against his superiors.

Don't dare because after Han Gaozu Liu Bang defeated his main opponent Xiang Yu, Han Xin's power was repeatedly weakened, and his military strength was far behind Liu Bang, and Liu Bang's subordinates would also be like clouds, relying on Han Xin's military talent, he was not sure of winning.

In addition, before Han Xin could rebel, he was tricked into the palace and killed by Empress Lu.

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It was Han Xin's character and "can't see through" that created it, and at the same time, he was victimized by his confidant Xiao He! There is a famous saying in history that Han Xin "knows a confidant in life and death", otherwise why not learn from Zhang Liang and retire early; The gap between the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty, hehe.

I don't think he has that ability, this is success, Xiao He, defeat, and Xiao He, it's all Xiao He's whole. Or he didn't have that life.

Ken Neng didn't think about it, or maybe he was arrested before he made preparations to oppose Liu Bang.

In 206 BC, Han Xin led tens of thousands of horses and horses eastward along the Yellow River. was invincible along the way, and finally captured Qi Land, which directly threatened Xiang Yu's life and death. At that time, Xiang Yu had sent someone to persuade Han Xin to rebel against Han and return to Chu, but Han Xin refused, and soon, the famous strategist Kuai Tong came to Han Xin to offer advice, persuading Han Xin to be independent, and claim the king in Qi, the world can form Liu Bang, Han Xin Xiang Yu's three-legged momentum.

Han Xin thought that Liu Bang was good to him, so he did not adopt Kuaitong's suggestion.

It shouldn't be the other way around, although Han Xin is good at leading troops, he is not proficient in governing the country, and he does not have his own foundation, no food, armor, and no one to fight, and he does not have a group, unlike Liu Bang, there is Shu and Hanzhong as a base, and there are supplies for money, food, and people. Han Xin still wants to rebel, but there has been no ripe opportunity, hehe, who doesn't want to be the boss, he was moved by Xiang Yu contacting him to fight Liu Bang before, but he should be afraid that he would be killed by Xiang Yu after killing Liu Bang, so he didn't conspire with Xiang Yu. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Bang restricted him, and it was even more difficult to think about it.

I think Han Shin is rebellious!

Many people often think that if Han Xin had rebelled, he would have rebelled when he had an army of 300,000 back then, so why wait until he had no power in his hands to rebel.

But at this time and at that time, Han Xin is arrogant and greedy for power, such a person is ambitious. When he held the military power in his hand, he may not have thought of rebellion, but after being demoted to the queen of Chu by Liu Bang, he lost his military power, and he must have a grudge against Liu Bang in his heart, and then he was demoted to Huaiyin Hou, and he could not be reused???