Why did Xiang Yu lose to Liu Bang Why did Xiang Yu lose to Liu Bang

Liu Bang said after destroying Xiang Yu: In the planning and planning of the husband, the decisive victory is thousands of miles away, and I am not as good as the ovary; The town of the country, the support of the people, the military salary, the endless grain road, all as good as Xiao He; Even an army of millions, the battle will be won, the attack must be taken, I am not as good as Han Xin. These three are all outstanding people, I can use paper, so I take the world.

Xiang Yu has a fan increase and does not use it, so he is captured by me.

It means that Liu Bang knows how to make good use of people, but Xiang Yu insists on going his own way, causing everyone to rebel and leave, and finally die in Wujiang.

The morale of the army is not excited, and some people mess up the morale of the army.

If you don't seize the opportunity, you won't use people, and you will return to the mountains.

Because Xiang Yu lost the hearts of the people.

Of course you have to be serious:

Hesitation in employing people, merit is not rewarded, and the typical example is the Han Xin defection incident. The rest, such as Chen Ping, also initially worked under Xiang Yu. (Of course, Xiang Yu's employment has a very significant phenomenon of cronyism--- anyone who is kind or good friends with his uncle Xiang Liang is used, otherwise it is not used) This kind of nepotism may be his aristocratic legacy, which can allow him to recruit 800 brave (dead) soldiers before the final self-killing, but it is difficult to win over wise and resourceful people to work for him.

Personal military talent is very high, but strategic talent is not high. After defeating Liu Bang head-on, he could sit back and wait for Liu Bang's "helper" to open up a second battlefield after the verdict was over, and he could go from strategic advantage to strategic disadvantage.

The political talent is 0, and he directly reversed the wheel of history and wantonly divided the seals, and also gave the real land of rich soldiers to Sanqin (he couldn't take it much), which gave Liu Bang the green light to take Guanzhong first, occupy the old land of Qin, and obtain the best source of soldiers. So in the later period, Liu Bang lost more and more soldiers, and Xiang Yu couldn't bear the defeat at all.

Originally, the above 3 articles were nothing more than a break with the upper class of the aristocracy, so is it possible for him to capture the hearts of the lower class people and represent the lower class people (proletariat?). Unfortunately, his impatient and arrogant personality made him act thoughtlessly, and he had long lost the ability to win over the lower classes. At this point, he has been in chaos since he killed Zhang Han's 200,000 soldiers.

In the end, the fact that Maeda's father pointed him out the wrong way already shows that his existence at this time is already wrong.

Of course, objectively Liu Bang is indeed a very strong opponent, and it can be said that even if he talks about military talent alone, it is not too much to squeeze the third or fourth place in the same period in history. (Speculate on your own comments during the Anglo-Bu rebellion.) Even if it is inferior to Xiang Han, it should not be an opponent to be taken lightly.

Those who win the hearts of the people will win the world, and those who lose the hearts of the people will lose the world. Xiang Yu killed and surrendered, there was no consolidated base, and he was arrogant and arrogant. Liu Bang is good at employing people, has a solid base, and won the hearts of the people after entering the customs.

So the final result was that Liu Bang won and established the Han Dynasty, Xiang Yu was defeated, and he had no face to see Jiangdong's father, so he killed himself in Wujiang.

Although Xiang Yu has excellent martial arts, his shortcomings compared with Liu Bang are indeed fatal, such as: stubbornness, arrogance, and finally lost Fan Zeng's assistance.

Arrogance, suspicion, is self-servicing and nepotism. And then it's unpopular.