Han Xin said before his death, "Xiao He succeeds and Xiao He fails." It is precisely because of this sentence that Xiao He has been infamous for centuries, because Xiao He followed Empress Lu's command and induced Han Xin's entry into Beijing led to Han Xin's murder.

Han Xin may have used all his wisdom in leading troops to fight

What I find strange is that Han Xin, who is known as the Soldier Immortal, cannot understand the mind of the superior. . He clearly knew that he had great achievements, so why didn't he keep a low profile? Seeing that Zhang Liang also made great contributions to Liu Bang and the Han Dynasty, but the other party understood the principle that when a cunning rabbit dies, a lackey will be cooked, and a good bow is hidden.

Before leaving, Zhang Liang also advised Han Xin, reminding him not to be greedy for power and status, and to let go when it is time to let go. But Han Xin didn't take it seriously at the time. Han Xin's acumen in strategy and war was completely invisible in politics and court affairs. It is probably because people with outstanding talents always lack emotional intelligence.

It was really a helpless move for Xiao He to join forces with Empress Lu to trap and kill Han Xin. He had to do it as a last resort

As Xiao He who strongly recommended Han Xin, in a sense, he, Xiao He, was Han Xin. Bole, because when Zhang Liang recommended Han Xin to lead the army in the war, Liu Bang obviously didn't like Han Xin either. After Xiao He learned about this, he hurriedly retained Han Xin and helped Liu Bang's ideological work.

It is precisely in this way that Liu Bang gave Han Xin a broad stage after fully considering Xiao He's opinions. It's obvious that Han Xin gave full play to his talents, but at the same time, he also exposed his character flaws. Han Xin was too complacent and high-profile after his success.

Xiao He knew the inner thoughts of Liu Bang and Empress Lu. These two were the best among men. How could they tolerate the existence of a person with such great achievements as Han Xin?

Xiao He was a man of great wisdom, and both Liu Bang and Empress Lu were his followers. However, Han Xin inevitably did not have enough weight in front of the Han Dynasty. For the stability of the court and the country, Xiao He had to get rid of Han Xin.