What are the heroes of the history who are arrogant and domineering, so that the king has no choice

The first is Han Xin of Wei, Han Xin laid down half of the country for Liu Bang, and the second is Bai Qi of Qin during the Warring States Period, who made great contributions to the unification of Qin, and both of them are famous generals.

The most impressive is Nian Qianyao. Extremely smart but also proud and indulgent, when Yongzheng had scruples about him, he still did not change his style, continued to do his own thing, and finally attracted the disaster of killing.

When I talk about this kind of person, the first thing that comes to mind is Aobai, and then there is Prime Minister Lü Buwei of the Qin Dynasty, and Huo Guang of the Han Dynasty. However, no one could kill Huo Guang during his lifetime, and the whole family was killed after his death.

Nian Qianyao, I was watching Zhen Huan's biography recently, and I saw that Nian Qianyao was arrogant and domineering, his achievements were high, and he was finally killed, and the result was similar in history, so there must be him under this question.

First, Han Xin of the Western Han Dynasty helped Liu Bang destroy Chu and become a great cause of unification, and was later killed. Second, Niu Jin of Wei and Jin, the general of the Sima clan, was killed because of Sima Zhao's suspicion. Third, Liu Song Tan Daoji of the Southern Dynasty, a general during the Liu Yu period of Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty, was later given to death by Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty.

Fourth, Liu Song Fu Liang of the Southern Dynasty abolished Emperor Shao of the Song Dynasty and established Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty, who was later given death by Emperor Wen. Fifth, Zhao Gui of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, a general under Zhou Taizu Yuwentai, one of the eight pillars of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, was later killed by Zhou Taizu's nephew Yuwenhu. Sixth, Yu Wenying of the Sui Dynasty, a distant branch of the Northern Zhou royal family, supported Emperor Wen of Sui to usurp the Zhou, and made outstanding achievements in battle, and was later killed.

Sixth, five generations later, Tang Guo Chongtao, Jin King Li Ke used his subordinates to be a general, and Tang Zhuangzong was killed because of his high merits. Seventh, after the fifth generation of the Han Dynasty Shi Hongzhao, Wang Zhang, etc., were ordered by Liu Zhiyuan, the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty, to assist the government, and were later killed by Emperor Yin of the Han Dynasty. Eighth, Yue Fei of the Southern Song Dynasty, a general of the Southern Song Dynasty, was later executed by Song Gaozong.

Ninth, the Ming Dynasty Blue Jade, with great military achievements, was later killed. Tenth, Yuan Chonghuan of the Ming Dynasty, who was a master of high merit and was killed. Eleventh, Qing Nian Qianyao, Pingbian was meritorious, and was given death.

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In the orthodox dynasty, the main ones who were killed were Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang:

1. During the Han Gaozu period, the masters of the Gong Gao Zhen were killed: Han Xin, Peng Yue, Yingbu, etc.;

2. During the Ming Taizu period, the meritorious masters were killed: Hu Weiyong, Fu Youde, Li Shanchang, etc.

There is a point in the art of imperial power, for people whose merits are too great to be rewarded, either this person automatically gives up the power in his hands, or dies in the imperial power. Most of the people who have achieved great success in history have not ended well, but there are still some who can enjoy their old age in peace, such as Wang Qian, the general of the Qin State.

Why do you say that Wang Jiangong is a high shocker? First of all, let's take a look at Wang Qian's credit. First, attack Zhao.

Although Wu Anjun killed hundreds of thousands of Zhao troops in vain, the Zhao State was still strong. When it came to Wang Qian, the people who fought with him were Zhao generals Li Mu and Sima Shang, Li Mu needless to say, his ability to defend the city even Wang Jian had no way. However, Wang Jian successfully killed Li Mu with a counter-plot, and finally the Zhao army was defeated.

Second, crusade against the Yan Kingdom. Yan Prince Dan's plan to assassinate Qin became an excuse for Yingzheng to crusade against Yan State, and Wang Jian destroyed Yan State as the main force. Third, attack Wei.

Wang Jian and his son beat the Wei army and finally abolished the Wei state. Fourth, attack Chu. The Xiang family and hundreds of thousands of troops in Chu are a difficult bone to gnaw, and Wang Jian is the most suitable in Yingzheng's plan, but Li Xin drifted because of the previous merits and finally failed, and it was Wang Jian who led an army of 600,000 to gnaw the hard bone of Chu.

It can be said that in the plan to destroy the Six Kingdoms, Wang Jian accounted for at least more than sixty percent, and this credit can be imagined.

So why was he able to die well? First, before he led his troops to fight, he had to ask the King of Qin for a large area of land or houses, and when he finally attacked the Chu State, he not only said that it would take 600,000 troops to fight, but also directly proposed that he needed a land reward, and directly thought about the way back. The benefits of this are clear.

The first is to reassure King Qin that he has desires, that is, land and houses, and there is no longer much pursuit of power, and second, this kind of behavior will make King Qin believe in himself even more.

Second, he is not arrogant, when there is no war to fight, he will return to his hometown, hand over power, and there will be no rebellion without heavy troops, and the ruler will rest assured. He knew very well that Bai Qi's death was because Bai Qi was very likely to threaten the king, so he simply handed over the military power and ended up idle, and then basically in a state of seclusion, never asking about the affairs of the court, very quiet.

Wang Jian still sees human nature thoroughly, and he is also very content, and when he gets along with the emperor, he must leave a way out for himself everywhere, he can't threaten the monarchy, and it is very clear when to do what to do.

There are the following reasons, the first is to know the advance and retreat, when Qin Shi Huang mentioned that he was old, he immediately borrowed a donkey to express his willingness to retire, which greatly eliminated Qin Shi Huang's suspicion of him. The second is to know how to defile himself, when Qin Shi Huang asked him to lead the army to attack Chu, he made a lot of unreasonable demands, which seemed very greedy for money and selfish, but it made Qin Shi Huang more at ease with him, because these requirements showed that Wang Jian did not think about it.

Wang Jian was able to enjoy his old age in peace, but he didn't see the situation clearly, he retired early, and if he didn't retire, he was not killed by Yingzheng.

Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold general who was given to death by "unwarranted": Yue Fei joined the army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, and gradually stood out from the soldiers with his enthusiasm for serving the country and his excellent ability to lead soldiers to fight, and gradually grew into an outstanding anti-gold general. For more than ten years from 1128 to 1142, he led the Yuejia army to fight hundreds of battles with the Jin army, winning hundreds of battles and being invincible.

From the first year of Shaoxing to the third year, Yue Fei successively quelled the rebellions of Youkou Li Cheng, Zhang Yong, Cao Cheng, Ji and Qianzhou, and the strength of Yue's army was also greatly replenished.

After that, Yue Fei led his troops to the north and successively recovered the six counties of Xiangyang, dealing a heavy blow to the Jin soldiers. Later, he waved the Northern Expedition, successively recovered Zhengzhou, Luoyang and other places, and defeated the Jin army in the Battle of Zhuxian Town, and there was a faint tendency to continue to go north to attack Huanglong. Zhao Gou knew that Yue Fei's credit was too great, if he really supported the Second Emperor Huiqin to replace him, with his credit, he would definitely respond to it, and at that time, what should he do?

Of course, he didn't want Yue Fei to continue to build up his merits, so he sent twelve gold medals in a row to recall Yue Fei, and then killed Yue Fei on a "trumped-up" charge, which became a strange injustice through the ages.

Han Shin. Han Xin helped Liu Bang a lot in the Chu-Han War. And helped Liu Bang achieve a key victory. But after the founding of the Han Dynasty, Lü Pheasant was afraid that Han Xingong would be the master, so he secretly killed him.

Wen Chong, Bai Qi, Yue Fei, Yuan Chonghuan.

Yes, yes, but very little I know 2, Duke Zhou, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, Zhuge Liang assisted Liu Chan, Zhuge Liang took care of all the big and small affairs, Liu Chan was not only dissatisfied but also after Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan also ceremoniously buried Zhuge Liang and gave him a high evaluation.

Although Zhang Liang can retire with great success, although he has a lot of power, he has won Liu Bang's absolute trust and is very relieved of him.

In history, it was Guo Ziyi who successfully retired, Guo Ziyi was not arrogant or rash, was not proud of being reused, and was not disappointed when he was left out, so the emperor was very relieved.

Wang Qian, the general of the Qin Dynasty, established countless military exploits, got along with Qin Shi Huang without incident, and finally died well.

The relationship between Wang Jian and Ying Zheng was handled very well, Wang Jian made the greatest contribution in the war of Qin's annihilation of the Six Kingdoms, made immortal achievements, and was already a high meritorious, but Wang Jian resolved Ying Zheng's suspicion through his own emotional intelligence, and finally died well.

Fan Li and Wei Qing. Fan Li helped Gou Jian revive the Yue Kingdom and destroy the Wu Kingdom, and then chose to retire when he became famous; And Wei Qing's military achievements are great, and he has defeated the Huns many times, but he is very humble.