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Brief introduction of Han Xin of Huaiyin: the legendary life of the founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty

Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin, Jiangsu, was born around 23 1 BC. He went to Xiang Liang, but he didn't get any reuse. After Xiang Liang failed, he joined Xiang Yu and became a doctor, but he was not taken seriously. So he fled the Chu army and took refuge in Liu Bang. At first, he was depressed, but later he was taken seriously and gradually showed his outstanding talent.

After being worshipped as a general, Han Xin led the army to capture Wei Bao and Wang Wei alive and pacify Wei; The army marched eastward with Zhang Er, captured Xia Shuo, the prime minister of Daiguo, and defeated Daiguo. In the last battle, Han Xin killed Cheng and captured Zhao Xie and Han Xin alive at the water's edge. Then Han Xin killed General Long Qie of the State of Chu, and Tian Guang, the king of Qi, fled and the State of Qi was pacified. Liu Bang appointed Zhang and Han Xin as Qi kings.

Kuai Tong, a Qi man, advised Han Xin to be a soldier and stand on his own feet. He was above Xiang Yu and Liu Bang. Han Xin attached great importance to emotion and righteousness, and could not bear to betray Hanwang. He didn't adopt Kuai Tong's plan. After Xiang Yu's defeat, Emperor Gaozu seized the relieving of Han Xin. Han Xin was made King of Chu, with Pi as its capital. Emperor Gaozu suspected Han Xin's rebellion, tied Han Xin to Chen County, took him to Luoyang, pardoned him and named Han Xin Huaiyin Hou. In A.D. 197, Chen Yi, the chief of Julu County, rebelled, and the emperor personally led the troops to counter the rebellion. In the winter of 196 BC, Han Xin planned to attack He Ying.

Someone tipped them off and was lured into the palace by Lv Hou. Han Xin, the founding father of Huaiyin, Dahan, was tied up in the hanging bell room of Changle Palace and executed. He was only thirty-three years old, and three members of the Han Xin family were killed. He made great contributions to the Han Dynasty. Later frustrated and depressed, he tied himself in a cocoon and became the political plaything of the emperor and the victim of his interests. He was the first hero in the Han Dynasty and the first hero to be killed in the Han Dynasty. He is the representative figure of Han Xin's military thought of "seeking war". During the Chu and Han dynasties, people rated him as a "westward journey" and "outstanding achievements", and later generations regarded him as a "soldier fairy" and a "god of war".

The classic battles include the secret crossing of Chencang, the battle of Beijing-Suo, the battle of Anyi, the battle of Jingxing, the battle of Weishui and the battle of Gai. Han Xin's idiom: invincible, a warrior is unparalleled, a meal 1000 yuan, the more soldiers in Han Xin, the harder the sand, the better, the last stop, raise the flag, the later you die, the better the plank road will be built. I went to Chencang, became a soldier, looked handsome, humiliated my leg, took off my clothes and pushed the rice, and stayed in Yangchang, taking advantage of Gao Zhen. Xiao He chased Han Xin under the moon and became independent in Hanzhong. He was a little inexperienced, asked for nothing in return and was brave and fearless.