Liu promised that as long as he was in the land of the Han Dynasty, there would be no weapons to harm Han Xin. How did Han Xin die?

Han Xin was killed by Lv Hou. To be precise, it was Xiao He's plan to offer Lv Hou that killed Han Xin. Therefore, Cheng also lost Xiao He and Xiao He, namely Han Xin. Han Xin is Liu Bang's right-hand man. He made great contributions to Liu Bei's country. Therefore, Xiao He, Sean and Han Xin were called three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty at that time.

We have to say that Han Xin is actually very prescient. He predicted that after helping Liu Bei to conquer the country, he would be suspected by the monarch because of his talent, so he hoped to get the promise of the monarch. At that time, during the Chu-Han dispute, Liu Bang promised Han Xin the promise of "five don't kill". Because of this promise, Han Xin finally defeated Xiang Yu who pursued Xiang Yu, and Liu Bei also got his land. These five promises of not killing life are: not killing life in the sky, not killing life in the earth, not killing life in the king, not tying him with a rope, not killing him with a knife. But when Serina Liu got his own country, in fact, he was very afraid of Han Xin. The so-called great contribution threatened the monarch, but he wanted to kill a person. How could he not kill him because of these five promises?

At that time, Han Xin discovered Liu Bei and began to doubt himself. He often pretended to be ill and didn't go to court, and handled military affairs carelessly to save his life, trying to resolve the king's suspicions. Later, after Liu Bang's death, Lv Hou was told that Han Xin had defected, which was to her liking. Lv Hou conveniently removed Han Xin, but he also considered Liu Bang's promise, so he asked Xiao He. Finally, under Xiao He's scheme, Han Xin was killed.

They took Han Xin to a dark room and covered him with a thick blanket, so that he could not see the sky and the ground. He ordered dozens of ladies-in-waiting to surround Han Xin, and finally stabbed Han Xin with a sharpened bamboo pole, without using a rope or a knife, thus escaping Liu Bang's promise.