Why is Han Xin called a soldier fairy? Who are his losers?

Xiang Yu and Han Xin were both the best military strategists in Chu and Han Dynasties. During the Qianlong period, scholar Li once commented on Xiang Yu like this? Xiang Yu's courage is unparalleled throughout the ages? . Xiang Yu believed in force all his life and was brave and good at fighting. His fighting was characterized by bravery, so he was praised by later generations? God of war? .

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And how did people evaluate Han Xin in Chu-Han period? The national scholar is unparalleled, slightly out of the world? Han Xin's military strategy is to win, supplemented by diplomatic means. He destroyed Wei, Zhao, Yan and Qi in the east, and Chu in the south, making him famous all over the world and praised by later generations? Chilled? .

So Xiang Yu is invincible? Ever? And Han Xin is invincible? Beg? Han Xin's plan is to outwit, and Xiang Yu's courage lies in his courage. Tactically, Han Xin is slightly better. By comparison, we can see why Han Xin is called a soldier fairy.

During the Chu and Han Dynasties, Xiang Yu and Han Xin were both once-in-a-lifetime military wizards. Han Xin's career as a famous soldier began with the Northern Expedition. He won Wei with a diversion, attacked Zhao with his last resistance, and finally defeated Xiang Yu with embattled tactics. Han Xin suffered many defeats and wars, among which there were four famous players.

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① wei ren.

Wei Bao was a nobleman of Wei in the Warring States Period and a descendant of Ji Chang. Because his fief was in Wei, he took Wei as his surname. After the peasant uprising broke out at the end of Qin Dynasty, Wei Bao pacified more than 20 cities in Wei State and became king on its own. After the demise of the State of Qin, Wei Bao was made king of the Western Wei Dynasty by Xiang Yu.

After Liu Bang pacified Sanqin, the soldiers went out to Hanguguan to fight against Xiang Yu. Wei saw that Liu Bang's strength was greatly increased and he was menacing, so he joined Liu Bang's team and headed for Pengcheng, the capital city of Western Chu. To Wei's surprise, Liu Bang's 560,000 allied troops could not beat Xiang Yu's 30,000 elite soldiers, and the Han army was almost wiped out. At this time, Wei felt that Chu was strong and Han was weak, and the fortune teller predicted that his wife would have a son of heaven in the future, so he rebelled against Han and started his own business.

After Wei rebelled against the Han dynasty, he immediately mobilized elite troops to guard Puban, in order to prevent the Han army from crossing the river, and ordered the blockade of the Yellow River ferry near Jinguan. Wei is not an idiot. He is good at fighting and a good strategist.

Liu Bang heard the news and sent Han Xinping to rebel. Han Xin used his old method? Clear road, darkness? As the name implies, it is a diversion. Han Xin sent some troops to pretend to cross the river at Linjinguan and assembled a large number of ships at Linjinguan Ferry. This time, he came to attract Wei Jun's attention, and then led the main force of the Han army to Shaoliang Ferry in the upper reaches of xia yang, and smuggled from here, in order to take Anyi, the capital of Wei.

After hearing the news, Wei immediately withdrew his troops and returned. On the way, he heard that Anyi had fallen and had no choice but to flee. Han Xin chased him and caught Wei Wangbao in Xingyang, and the state of Wei perished.

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(2) Chen Yu

Chen Yu was a famous figure in Wei during the Warring States Period. After the demise of Wei, Chen Yu fled to Waihuang to live in seclusion. At the end of Qin Dynasty, Chen Sheng and Guangwu revolted in Daze Township, and Chen Yu ushered in a great turning point in his life. After all, he is a criminal wanted by the court, and an uprising can change his fate.

In the first year of Qin Ershi, Chen Yu took refuge in Chen Sheng and became Chen Sheng's counselor. Later, Chen Sheng sent Chen Yu to follow the attackers in Chen Wu to Zhao Di. After Chen Wu captured Zhao Di, he became king of Zhao and appointed Chen Yu as general.

After being killed by the traitor, he collected the remaining troops to rebuild Zhao, and named Zhao Xie, the descendant of Zhao Gong, as Zhao Wang. When Xiang Yu enfeoffed the 18th Route Warlord, Zhang Er sealed the Changshan King, while Chen Yu only sealed a marquis. He was not satisfied with this, so he went out and drove Zhang Er out of Zhao State and made Zhao Xie king of Zhao State.

Later, Chen Yu also participated in the Battle of Pengcheng. Because he was at odds with Liu Bang, he chose to rebel against the Han Dynasty. After Han Xin's Northern Expedition destroyed the Wei Dynasty, Zhao was the next target. If the Han army wants to enter the territory of Zhao, it must pass through Jingxing Pass, which is difficult to capture because of its dangerous terrain and surrounded by mountains.

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Zhao Wangxie mobilized about 200 thousand troops from all over the country to station in Jingxingguan, while the Han army was only 30 thousand, so the Han army had no advantage in strength. Han Xin stationed his troops thirty miles away from Jingxingkou. In the evening, Han Xin sent two thousand hussars with two thousand red flags to ambush in Lushan Mountain not far from Zhao Junying. The next day, when the Korean and Zhao armies fought, Zhao's flag was changed to Han's.

Han Xin waited until the dead of night, and sent 10,000 Han troops into Jingxingkou, lined up on the east bank of Mianman River, showing the enemy that the Han army had no choice but to take Zhao lightly, thus further luring the enemy.

At dawn, Han Xin led the remaining 10,000 troops to challenge Zhao. After a while, the Han army lowered its flag and pretended to retreat to meet the troops on the east bank of Mianmanshui. Everyone in Zhao Ran went to pick up the flag, trying to get it back, and the army suddenly became chaotic.

After Zhao was busy, he pursued the Han army to Mianmashui and fought a decisive battle with the Han army. Zhao Jun couldn't attack for a long time, so he was ready to retreat and fight again the next day. It turns out that all Zhao Ying's flags have become Han flags. Zhao Jun mistakenly thought that Zhao Ying was occupied, dispersed in a hubbub and ran away. Han Xin took advantage of Zhao's chaos and stormed it. Two hundred thousand Zhao troops were wiped out and Zhao perished.

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(3) Longqie

After Han Xin destroyed Zhao, the next goal was Qi. After the Battle of Pengcheng, Qi and Chu formed an alliance. In June 204 BC, Han Xin led an army to attack Qi, and Tian Guang, the king of Qi, was defeated and fled to Gaomi. At the same time, Tian Guang turned to Xiang Yu, and Xiang Yu sent Long Qie to lead half the troops to reinforce Tian Guang. The army of Qi and Chu is about 200,000, while that of Han Xin is less than 50,000.

At this time to Long Qie hinted that the Han army victory, high morale. It's best to dig deep into the trenches and turn the attack into the defensive. Then, people were sent to the State of Qi to spread the news that the King of Qi was not dead and reinforcements from the State of Chu had arrived. Then more than 70 cities in Qi surrendered to Han will collectively rebel, and then the Chu army will attack again. Isn't that a sure thing?

Long Qie wayward, don't adopt. He thinks that Han Xin is a timid person. I wonder where Long Qie saw Han Xin's timidity. Reading the history books, we can find that Han Xin has always been a warrior, and Long Qie did not listen to other people's good strategies, which eventually led to his own tragedy.

In 204 BC, 165438+ October, the Han army and the Qi and Chu allied forces were separated by Weifang Water Array, and Han Xin ordered people to make 10,000 sandbags overnight to block the upper reaches of Weifang Water and build a temporary barrage. Then he led half the army to cross the river and attack Longyan. After a while, Han Xin pretended to retreat and fled back to the original place.

Long Qie thought that Han Xin was really a coward, so he crossed the Wei River to pursue the Han army. At this time, Han Xin ordered the soldiers in the upper reaches of the Weihe River to remove sandbags, and the river rolled down, cutting the Chu army into two pieces. The Han army wiped out the Chu army crossing the Wei River in one fell swoop, and Long Qie was killed. Chu Jun, who failed to cross the river, could only watch his boss killed, but he could do nothing. Chu Jun people dispersed in a hubbub and fled everywhere. Han Xin took the opportunity to annihilate the rest of Chu Jun, either dead or captured, and 200,000 Chu Jun was wiped out.

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(4) Xiang Yu

Xiang Yu is an invincible warrior. In the Battle of Pengcheng, Liu Bang's 560,000 allied troops were no match for the 3 Wan Chu Army. Liu Bang thought he was no match for Xiang Yu, so he learned a lesson from the battle of Cheng Peng. In the Battle of Gaixia, he handed over the military command to Han Xin. For Han Xin, no matter how many troops he has, he can distribute them reasonably. Liu Bang had to rely on Han Xin to defeat Xiang Yu.

In 202 BC 1 1 month, Han Xin and Chen County in the south joined forces with Liu Bang, and Xiang Yu retreated eastward to Gaixia. The next month, the Han army of all stripes gathered, with hundreds of Chu troops and 600,000 Han troops.

In the Chu-Han War of the past three years, Han Xin and Xiang Yu did not confront each other head-on. Two celebrities who have never lost a battle launched a decisive battle to decide the fate of Chu.

Han Xin divided 600,000 Han troops into six armies with triple depths. The first is the main force, about 300,000 people, led by Han Xin himself, with Kong Xi as the left wing and Michael Chen as the right wing, mainly attacking Xiang Yu. The second road is mainly used to support Han Xin's reserve team, with about100000 troops, led by Liu Bang. On the third road, Zhou Bo and Chai Wu led about 200,000 troops to prevent the Chu army from attacking from the rear.

Han Xin and Xiang Yu pretended to retreat after playing for a while, and Xiang Yu pursued them. Han Jiangkong, Xi and Michael Chen suddenly fought from the flank. At the same time, Han Xin and Liu Bang attacked the Chu army before and after, and Xiang Yu was defeated and retreated to the camp.

In the dead of night, Han Xin ordered the Han army to sing Chu songs. Xiang Yu mistakenly thought that the Han army had occupied all Chu and his morale was low. Xiang Yu led 800 cavalry to break through and fled to Wujiang River, leaving only 28 cavalry in Wujiang River. Xiang Yu fought hand-to-hand with the Han army, killing hundreds of people by one person and suffering more than a dozen injuries himself. Finally, he committed suicide in Wujiang at the age of 3 1 year.

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Han Xin laid almost half the country for Liu Bang, and remained unbeaten all his life, creating a historical miracle. Finally, he defeated Xiang Yu, the invincible overlord of the land of Western Chu, and became the first general in the early Han Dynasty. Han Xin's exploits are unparalleled in the world, and he made Liu Bang the Emperor Gaozu.