Han Xin and Empress Lu in the end? Why did Empress Lu behead Han Xin

No. Han Xin was killed by Empress Lu, what you said is **.

Because Han Xin is a person with relatively low political consciousness, his existence has seriously affected the old forces and the forces of Lu Hou, and the main reason is the competition between Lu Hou and Liu Bang, and his existence has affected interests.

His existence has seriously affected the interests of Empress Lu and the interests of Empress Lu's son, so he will naturally kill the other party, the most important thing is because of political competition, and because he does not understand politics, which leads to death.

Because Han Xin offended Empress Lu, Han Xin is a very upright **, but his personality is very bad, so he offended Empress Lu. Behind it, Liu Bang is also acquiescing.

Empress Lu stole the beam to change the pillar and killed Han Xin, and there are different opinions in history.

Chu and Han fought each other, ending with Liu Bang's victory and the establishment of the Han Dynasty. The annihilation of the kings with different surnames is a major matter that Liu Bang considers day and night. Among the kings with different surnames, Han Xin was the most powerful.

Liu Bang demoted him from the king of Chu to the marquis of Huaiyin on the grounds that Han Xin was protecting a traitor. Han Xin was loyal to Liu Bang. In that year, Chu and Han competed, and Han Xin assisted Liu Bang to win the world.

Now he ended up like this, and he was extremely resentful. Liu Bang sent Chen Ene as the prime minister to deal with the Xiongnu. Han Xin met Chen Ene in private, and the two of them secretly discussed respectful concessions and decided to wait for an opportunity to start an incident.

Chen Ene opposed the Han Dynasty in Daijun and established himself as the acting king. Liu Bang led the troops to denounce Chen Ene in person. Han Xin agreed with Chen Ene that after the incident, he falsely claimed to be under Liu Bang's secret edict in the capital, attacked Empress Lu and the crown prince, and attacked Liu Bang on both sides.

When Han Xin heard the news, he didn't see Chen Ene send someone to contact him, and he was very panicked. One day, Chen Ping went to Han Xin's house, lied that Chen Ene was dead, the rebellion had been decided, and asked Han Xin to enter the palace immediately. Han had weak confidence and had to enter the palace.

As a result, he was arrested by the Central Closed Lu Hou and imprisoned in the bell room of Changle Palace. In the middle of the night, Han Shin was killed. Later generations called Weiyang Palace beheaded Han Xin.

Although Empress Lu did a lot of cruel things, she was very loyal to Liu Bang, in the early stage she relied on labor to support her family, and in the middle of the period, she also removed important obstacles for Liu Bang, killing Han Xin, the Marquis of Huaiyin, and Peng Yue, the king of Liang.

Han Xin has a clear reputation and is very good at using soldiers. There was a great threat to Liu Bang's rule, and it was for this reason that Empress Lü wanted to kill Han Xin.

The reason why he wanted to kill Han Xin was because Han Xin discovered Empress Lu's secret, and Empress Lu was very suspicious, feeling that keeping Han Xin would definitely leave a disaster.

Because Han Xin knows all the secrets of Empress Lu, the reason behind it is that Empress Lu wants to prevent future troubles and avoid Han Xin from threatening her in the future.

The reason why Empress Lu wanted to kill Han Xin was because Han Xin was determined to rebel at that time, and this matter was told to Empress Lu by the younger brother of a family member of Han Xin, and Empress Lu learned that Han Xin was going to control the palace, so he tried to trick Han Xin into the palace, and then killed Han Xin.

Because Han Xin made Liu Bang feel threatened, he wanted to get rid of Han Xin. And it was not good for him to do it himself, so he borrowed Lu Pheasant's hand to get rid of Han Xin.

Because Empress Lu knew that Han Xin had become the king of Chu, he would definitely have a lot of troops, and if he didn't know about him as soon as possible, he would definitely rebel.

Maintain his rule, if he doesn't kill Han Xin, Han Xin is a threat, even if Han Xin doesn't want to rebel, his people will encourage him to rebel, many in Chinese history are, such as Zeng Guofan, Wu Sangui, some people succeed and some fail, and retiring is the best policy, Han Xin did not go into hiding, so he set himself on fire.

In 202 BC, Liu Bang was proclaimed emperor, and in order to consolidate the emerging Western Han regime, he began a struggle to cut off the kings with different surnames one by one. Han Xin was gradually excluded, and was finally demoted to the Marquis of Huaiyin, who only had a false name. In 197 BC, the Marquis of Yang Xia rebelled and established himself as king.

Liu Bang personally led a large army to the conquest. At that time, Han Xintui said that he was sick and did not go with him. Who knows, Han Xin's subordinates wrote to denounce him, saying that Han Xin was an accomplice.

As soon as the Empress of Han Gaozu heard that the matter was important, she hurriedly and secretly summoned Prime Minister Xiao He to discuss countermeasures, and then booby-trapped Han Xin in the palace and exterminated his three clans.