However, after Lu Wan's success, why did he finally create Liu Bang's rebellion?
Because he and Liu Bang are fellow villagers, and Liu Bang's father Liu Taigong and Lu Wan's father are also very close, they have become friends since childhood.
Coincidentally, Liu Bang's mother and Lu Wan's mother gave birth to them on the same day.
Many brothers become sworn brothers often say a word when they become sworn brothers-"Don't expect to be born on the same day in the same year", which was directly realized by Liu Bang and Lu Wan.
Liu Bang and Lu Wan were born on the same day, which added a lot of happiness to the village. Many people in the village also celebrated the two families with gifts.
When they grow up a little, Liu Taigong and Lu Wan's father let them study together, which laid a considerable foundation for them to establish a deep friendship since childhood.
Since then, the village can often see their two little friends happily going to school and happily coming home from school.
After Liu Bang became a civil servant of Qin (Surabaya Pavilion), Lu Wan followed him all the time, busy, not to mention hard work and fatigue.
This also made Liu respect Lu Wan more and never allowed Lu Wan to do dangerous things.
This is before and after Liu Bang left, and Lu Wan followed Liu Bang all the time. Xiao He, Han Xin and Sean didn't make great contributions, but their treatment was far above that of Xiao He and others, so that other generals privately resented Liu Bang's partiality.
For example, Liu Bang asked outsiders not to enter in his bedroom, but deliberately let Lu Wan enter at will; Liu Bang's clothes and food are not easily given to others, but Lu Wan is often rewarded.
After Liu Bang established the Han Dynasty, Lu Wan made some achievements in the war of conquering the rebel King Linjiang and Rebecca Zangcha. Liu Bang finally sealed the ministers' mouths and named Lu Wan the Prince.
As a result, Lu Wan became the most popular of Liu Bangfeng's eight recruited kings.
In the eleventh year of Emperor Gaozu, Zhao Chenxiang? Rebellion. Lu Wan, the prince of Yan, was also in Chen when Liu Bang made a personal expedition? One side of the army launched an attack on him, forming a double attack with Liu Bang's army.
However, in Chen? When the defeat was just around the corner, something changed the situation, and finally changed Lu Wan's fate, pushing him onto the road of treason and rebellion.
The thing is this: So, it's because of Chen? Worried that he was defeated and killed, he sent him to send a distress letter to the Xiongnu in the north. Of course, the condition is naturally to lead a large number of their own troops to join the ranks of the Huns after saving themselves.
But Luwan's intelligence work is also quite good, Chen? This move was soon known by Lu Wan.
So, in order to prevent things from getting worse, Lu Wan also sent messengers to Xiongnu, hoping that Xiongnu would not interfere in the internal affairs of the Han Dynasty.
However, to Lu Wan's surprise, his emissary was successfully brainwashed by Zangcha's son who fled to Xiongnu. Not only did he change the task of the trip without authorization, but he also persuaded the Huns to attack his boss. Lu Wanzhang Tea's son told him that Liu Bang had eliminated six of the eight different recruited princes before, and most of them were eliminated. Once Liu bang successfully cleaned up Chen? , then the next one is likely to be Prince Lu Wan.
Of course, once Luwan is dealt with, the fate of this person will certainly not be much better.
In this way, this man was successfully brainwashed and stood on the opposite side of the Han Dynasty.
Soon, Lu Wan's army was attacked by the Huns.
When Lu Wan learned that the emissary had defected, he immediately wrote a tip-off letter to the court so as not to implicate himself.
However, when the messenger came back from the Huns and told the story again, Lu Wan also felt reasonable. After all, being with you is like being with a tiger. I can't tell which day I made a mistake, and I will be disposed of by Liu Bang.
So, Lu Wan wrote to the court again, saying that he had made a mistake before, and his emissary had not defected. Moreover, he also asked the man to keep in touch with the Huns in private in case of emergency-in case Liu Bang didn't like him, the Huns were there to be their retreat.
However, Luwan's small abacus did not succeed, and soon revealed the clues.
A few months later, Chen? Killed by Fan Kuai, and according to Chen? The generals who surrendered under Liu Bang also learned that Lu Wan also kept in touch with Xiongnu privately.
At first, Liu Bang didn't quite believe it, so he sent someone to summon Lu Wan to Beijing to ask if it was true or not-because after all, we have a deep friendship for decades, and I have been so kind to you. Luwan wants to fight against himself, and he really can't figure it out!
However, Lu Wan felt guilty about Liu Bang's call and dared not go.
So he made an excuse that he was ill and couldn't go out.
The less Lu Wan went, the more Liu Bangyue suspected that he was unfaithful to himself.
Soon, Liu Bang asked Bi Yanghou to check his food, and asked Zhao, an ancient consultant, to go to Yan State to take Lu Wan to the capital. Aren't you sick? Then I will send someone to pick you up.
Not to meet people, of course. Mainly to secretly observe Luwan's actions in the fief to see if there is really a threat to himself.
Thinking of the tragic deaths of Huaiyin Hou Han Xin and Huainan Wang, Lu Wan decided to admit his illness again-I just won't go. Can you still tie me up?
Shen Shi and others didn't receive Lu Wan, but they learned a lot about Lu Wan, including Lu Wan's information about mobilizing troops-as to how they got it, they had their own methods.
Liu bang naturally flew into a rage when he learned that. I didn't expect Luwan to really have strange behavior.
Soon after, Liu learned that Lu Wan and Xiongnu had had private communication among the surrendered Xiongnu.
At this time, Liu Bang, who was ill, decided to send Fan Kuai to crusade against Lu Wan in order to clear the way for his son.
At this time, Lu Wan was ready to flee to the Huns, and moved his family, slaves and thousands of elite soldiers near the Great Wall, ready to go to the Huns.
But he didn't want to be accused of treason, and he wanted to explain to Liu Bang after his condition improved.
However, God didn't give him this chance-soon after, Liu Bang died of a serious illness.
Lu Wan was afraid that Lv Hou would do it himself, and that he would become the second C who died in Lv Hou's hands after Han Xin, so he led his troops to the Huns and was accused of treason, which was the last thing he wanted to do.