Ying Bu's story: Raise the flag against Wang Chong and Ji Xing of Qin Wei, and use force against Ying Bu.

Ying Bu, one of the generals in the third year of Han Dynasty. Bound by Qin Fagong, that is. Lu 'an people. At first, he was a criminal in Lishan, but later he fled to the Yangtze River and became a group of thieves. The Chen Sheng Uprising was also a rally against Qin, belonging to Xiang Liang, Xiang Yu, and then to Liu Bang. Finally, he was forced to flee and was killed.

The first person who raised the flag against Qin Hui Han was Wang, a commoner. When he was young, someone told his fortune that he would be made Wang Cijue after being punished. In his prime, he was hanged for violating the Qin law and sent to Lishan for service. Ying Bu made friends with heroes among torturers, led a group of people to escape into the river and became robbers. Chen Sheng, when the uprising was surging, Ying Bu took refuge in Wu Rui, the former monarch, and became his son-in-law, gathering ten thousand people and raising the anti-Qin banner. Ying Bu led an army to attack the schools around Qin, and won a great victory in Qingbo, so he led the army eastward. At this time, Xiang Liang has pacified Jiangdong and Huiji, and is crossing the river to the west, with a growing team. Many generals joined Xiang Liang, and so did Ying Bu. Under Xiang Liang's account, Ying Bu fought bravely, and he was often a pioneer.

Xiang Liang made Xiong Xin Chu Huaiwang, and soon Xiang Liang was killed by Zhang Han in Dingtao. Chu Huaiwang moved the capital to Pengcheng, and Ying Bu and other generals gathered to protect Pengcheng. At this time, Qin besieged Zhao, and Zhao Xiangchu asked for help. Wang Huai ordered Xiang Yu, Ying Bu, Fan Zeng and other generals to return to the north to rescue Zhao. The leader of Yi Song was killed by Xiang Yu, and the leadership of the army fell into the hands of Xiang Yu. Ying Bu followed Xiang Yu and was ordered to cross the river to attack the State of Qin. Ying Bu repeatedly attacked Zhang Han's army, cutting off Qin Jun's grain route. Xiang Yu then joined Ying Bu, defeated Qin Jun and surrendered to Zhang Han and others. Ying Bu helped Xiang Yu kill more than 200,000 Qin Jun, and as a pioneer, he broke the defenders of Hanguguan, enabling large troops to enter Xianyang. Ying Bu's army was invincible and won the title of vassal. He was highly valued by Xiang Yu, who later enfeoffed him as King of Jiujiang, both of which were in Lu 'an.

In the first year of Hanwang, Xiang Yu made Wang Huai the righteous emperor, moved the capital to Changsha, secretly sent Ying Bu to sneak attack on the road, chased Chen County and killed him. In the second year, Tian Rong, King of Qi, opposed Chu, and Xiang Yu sent troops to attack Qi, and recruited soldiers from Ying Bu. Because Benazir Bhutto was ill, only a few thousand generals were sent. Hanwang defeated the King of Chu in Pengcheng, and Ying Bu also pleaded for help, which aroused Xiang Yu's antipathy. Xiang Yu, after all, cherishes the love of generals and worries about the northern army and Hanwang. He felt that he could only appoint Ying Bu, so he didn't send his troops to attack.

In the third year of Hanwang, Liu Bang attacked Chu and Peng Cheng, and the result was a big defeat. Liu Bang sent his men to Jiujiang to persuade Ying Bu to join him. Ying Bu was persuaded, promised to turn from Chu to Han, and set out to attack Chu. Chu sent Xiang Sheng and Longche to attack Jiujiang, crushing Ying Bu's army. Ying Bu, worried about being killed, fled to Handi from the path.

Chu sent Xiang Bo to recruit Jiujiang Army and killed Ying Bu's wife and children. Ying Bu's emissary found many old friends in Ying Bu and led thousands of people to find Liu Bang. Liu Bang sent more troops to Ying Bu, followed him to journey to the south, and retreated to the elevation. In July of the 4th year of Hanwang, Ying Bu was appointed as the King of Huainan, which governed Jiujiang, Lujiang, Hengshan and Zhang Yu counties.

Hanwang five years, Ying Bu led the troops into Jiujiang, captured several cities. In six years, Liu Jia entered Jiujiang, lured Fu against Chu, and jointly attacked Chu with Zhou Yinbing, defeating Xiang Yu's army. Xiang Yu committed suicide, and the world belongs to Han.

Second, pet JiXing disaster forced against Ying Bu Hanwang eleven years, Lv Hou so Huaiyin Hou Han Xin, causing panic in Ying Bu. In the summer of this year, Lv Hou killed Peng Yue, the king of Liang, and chopped him into meat sauce and gave it to the princes. Ying Bu is even more frightened, afraid of his own disaster, so he secretly assembled his troops and kept an eye on the movements of neighboring counties.

Ying Bu has a pet daughter who is ill and sent to hospital. The doctor lives opposite Hepburn, a Chinese medicine doctor. My favorite Ji often goes to see a doctor, cares about her very much, gives her rich gifts and drinks with her at the doctor's house. Beloved came back and praised Hepburn in front of Ying Bu. Ying Bu suspected Beloved of adultery with Hepburn. Ben He was frightened when he learned that he would not get sick. The angrier Ying Bu is, the more he wants to arrest him. Ben He was in a hurry. He wrote to report Ying Bu's rebellion and went to Chang 'an by bus. Ying Bu sent someone to chase, but failed. After Ben He arrived in Chang 'an, he wrote that there were signs of rebellion in the battalion. After Liu Bang saw it, he consulted with Prime Minister Xiao He. Xiao He thought Ying Bu wouldn't be like this. I'm afraid it was framed by his enemies. He suggested arresting Hepburn first, and then secretly sending someone to visit and verify. When Ying Bu saw that Ben had escaped, he changed his mind. He suspected that he had told out what he had secretly arranged. An envoy from the Han Dynasty came to inspect him, so he killed his whole family and rebelled.

When the news reached Chang 'an, Liu Bang called the governors to discuss how to deal with it, and led the army to crusade against Ying Bu. Ying Bu and the Han army met on Tanabata. Ying Bu's army was elite, so Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had to stick to Yongcheng. Seeing Ying Bu's army like Xiang Yu, Liu Bang was disgusted. He said to Ying Bu from a distance: Why did the general rebel? Ying Bu said: I just want to be emperor! Liu Bang cursed Ying Bu and sent his troops to fight. Ying Bu failed, crossed the Huaihe River and stopped to fight the Han army many times, but failed to win. Ying Bu led one hundred people to the south of the Yangtze River.

Ying Bu married Wu Rui, Fan Jun's daughter, so Wang Ai of Changsha deceived Ying Bu, pretended to escape with him, and induced Ying Bu to flee to South Vietnam. Ying Bu believed it and went to Fanyang with the messenger. After arriving in Fanyang, Ying Bu was killed by the local people in a farmer's home in Little Chef Township of Hippo.