Han Xin (about 23 BC1-BC 196), a native of Huaiyin (formerly Huaiyin County, Jiangsu Province, now Huaiyin District), was a founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding strategist in the history of China, and tied for three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty with Xiao He.

Zhang Er

Zhang Er (264 BC-202 BC) was born in Daliang (now northwest of Kaifeng, Henan) and lived in Waihuang. At the end of Qin dynasty and the beginning of Han dynasty, he joined the peasant uprising army at the end of Qin dynasty. When Xiang Yu was made a vassal of the 18th Route, Zhang Er was named Changshan King (later generations avoided the taboo of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, and Hengshan was named Changshan). After that, he established his capital in Xingtai, and returned to Han to become a subordinate of Liu Bang, who was named King Zhao. In the fifth year of high school, he was called King Jing, and the history was called King Zhao Jing.

Chen Yu

Chen Yu (? -204 years ago), Chen Yuren, Daliang (now Kaifeng, Henan). Wei Mingshi, with a proud personality, is a close friend. After the osawa Uprising, they went to Chen Sheng together, and then followed Chen Wu to occupy the land of Zhao. Chen Wu became the queen of Zhao and a general. Chen Wu was killed by the Ministry and made Zhao Xie the king of Zhao. Li Liang led the general to attack Zhao. Zhang Er and Zhao Xie defeated the stag and were surrounded by Wang Li, the general of Qin State. They consciously serenaded Qin. Angry, blame Chen for not keeping his word. They sent 5 thousand troops to save the stag, and the whole army was wiped out. When Xiang Yu's troops arrived, they defeated Qin Jun and solved the siege of Julu. When Zhang Er saw him again, he was accused of treachery. Chen surrendered to Shuaiyin in a rage, and Zhang and Chen broke up from then on. When Xiang Yu enfeoffed the vassal, Chen only sealed Hou, and he was dissatisfied. So he teamed up with Tian Rong, the king of Qi, to kill Zhang Er and re-establish Zhao Xie as king. After Han Xin pacified Wei, he attacked Zhao with Zhang Er. Chen didn't listen to the counselor's advice and despised Han Xin's law against the current. After the defeat, he was beheaded in the water.

Li Zuoche

Li Zuoche (date of birth and death unknown) was born in Bai Xi (Longyao, Xingtai) in the Western Han Dynasty, a counselor at the end of the Qin Dynasty, and the grandson of Li Mu, a famous soldier of Zhao State. Xie Wang, who assisted Zhao at the beginning, made great contributions to Zhao. He was named Guangwujun. In the third year of Emperor Gaozu (204 BC), Han Xin sent troops to attack Zhao. Li Zuoche suggested that the troops should bypass the rear of the Han army and cut off the supplies of the Han army, but he didn't agree. A fool who worries too much will gain something ",which was quoted as a famous saying by later generations." In addition, Li Zuoche is also the author of "Guangwu Raiders".

Zhao Xie

Zhao Xie (? -top 204), won the surname Zhao. People at the end of Qin dynasty. Zhao nobles in the Warring States period. In 208 BC, Zhang Er and Chen Yuli made him king of Zhao, both of whom believed in the capital (now southwest of Xingtai, Hebei). Zhang Han, the general of the Qin Dynasty, attacked Zhao and besieged Julu (now southwest of Pingxiang, Hebei Province) with heavy troops. Xiang Yu led the army to save Zhao Bao, but he only got through. In the first 206 years, Zhang Er entered the customs from Xiang Yu and was named Changshan King. He was moved into a generation of kings. After Chen Yu defeated Zhang Er, he restored the status of Zhao Wang. In the Han-Chu War, Chen Yu was defeated by Han Xin, the Han general, and was killed. He fled back to the new capital and was also pursued.

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The last battle, also known as the Jingxing War, took place in the third year of Emperor Gaozu (204 years ago). The Han army and Zhao army fought in Jingxing. Han Xin, the general of the Han army, used Chen Yu, the head coach of the Zhao army, to underestimate the enemy, put down the back water array that was forbidden by military commanders, and insisted that our soldiers bravely survive, and transferred two thousand Qingqi to seize the Zhao army barracks, and planted the Manchu flag in the barracks. Zhao Jun wanted to go back to the camp to have a rest, but he was surprised to see that the flag of the Manchu army had been planted in the camp, thinking that the Han army had all captured the kings and generals of Zhao, and the tide was gone, so the army was in chaos and fled.