Why did Huo Qubing kill Li Gan?

During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, several heroes emerged, among which Wei Qing, Huo Qubing and Li Guang were the first, but the three of them had many grievances. To put it simply, when Li Guang committed suicide, Wei Qing was largely responsible. Later, Li Guang's son, Li Gan, wounded Wei Qing because of his injustice, and Wei Qing's nephew, Huo Qubing, avenged his uncle and killed Li Gan. Li Guang's death.

Li Guang's portrait says that "the phoenix hall is easy to grow old, but Li Guang is hard to seal". Li Guang himself once had such doubts. He asked a fortune teller: "Since the Han Dynasty attacked the Huns, it has been widely used, but below a captain, it is not as good as a Chinese. However, dozens of people have won the title of Hu for attacking him, but it has not been widely used by future generations. However, no size has won the title of city. What is this? Do I think evil is wrong? And fix your life? " I have been fighting in Xiongnu since Li Guang got married. I have experienced great wars and fierce battles, but in terms of personal ability, dozens of my comrades are far behind me. Why are they all blocked, but I'm not? After analysis, he thought that he had killed 800 dead soldiers by deception.

Wei Qingzhi's tomb, but others don't think so-in an expedition in the fourth year of Yuanshou (1 19 BC), Li Guang volunteered to go to war in his later years, but "General Qingyi served a letter, thinking that Li Guang was too old to do whatever he wanted", which means that although Emperor Wu promised Li Guangyou the opportunity to make contributions, he thought that Li Guang was the result. For such an arrangement, "(Li) left without thanking the general, and the general was very angry and went his own way." Finally, because the troops got lost without a guide, the military period was delayed. Wei Qing wanted Li Guang to go to a military court and criticize his mistakes, but Li Guang finally committed suicide in shame. Li dares to retaliate

Li Gan, the sculpture of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, is the third son of Li Guang. In this four-year expedition of Yuanshou, he followed Huo Qubing to conquer Xiongnu as a captain. Because he won the flag on the left and beheaded many people, he was awarded the title of Commissioner and 200 Grain City. After the troops returned triumphantly, he learned the real cause of his father's death, and complained a lot about Wei Qing. He wanted to avenge his father, "because he wounded the general". Wei Qing is a very low-key person, perhaps because he really failed Li Guang, or because he didn't want to confront his colleagues. He didn't tell anyone about it. Li gan's death

Guo (General Theory of National History) said in the last article of Huo Qubing's sculpture that Wei Qing's nephew, the boy, was successful and grumpy. When he heard that his uncle had been beaten, he was determined to get back at Li Gan. On one occasion, when Huo Qubing was hunting with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Huo Qubing seized the opportunity to shoot him, and "(Huo) was unlucky and was killed by a cloud deer." It means that at that time, Huo Qubing was very popular with Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. When Emperor Wu announced that Li Gan was killed by a deer while hunting, the matter went away.

Huo Qubing's expedition map shows that in this dispute, Wei Qing was ordered by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty not to let Li Guang act as the main force, and Wei Qing was more innocent for Li Guang's death. However, Li Gan attacked the highest military officer of the Han Dynasty, and Huo Qubing ran amok and killed court officials, but they were all guilty.