Han Xin was stabbed to death by a maid with a bamboo pole, saying that originated from 野史.
It is said that not long after Liu Bang established the Great Han, princes and kings of different surnames from various places have risen against the Han in order to fight for the world. For this reason, Liu Bang can only be forced to go to various places to fight against the rebellion. At this time, although Han Xin did not turn back, Liu Bang and Lu Zhi both believed that Han Xin in one day was a threat to the court for one more day, and he was a time bomb for them.
So, in order to solve this threat once and for all, Lu Zhi conspired with Xiao He, designed to send Han Xin to the palace, and then found the right opportunity to kill him. Then, Xiao He went to Han Xin's mansion, lied that Liu Bang had returned to the court, and asked Han Xin to go to Changle Palace to see him. Han Xin didn't doubt that he was there, and he followed Xiao He to Changle Palace after wearing the court clothes. At this time, Lu's pheasant had already arranged an ambush in Changle Palace, waiting for Han Xin to come.
Soon, Han Xin followed Xiao He and hurriedly walked into Changle Palace. At this moment, Lu Fei gave an order, and the palace maids ambushing on both sides rushed up, caught off guard, and Han Xin was taken down. After that, Lu pheasant ordered the maids to take him into the clock room of Changle Palace, and then asked them to wrap Han Xin's blanket. Finally, the maids took bamboo sticks in their hands and stabbed him alive.
According to Ye Shi, the reason why Lu pheasant let the palace maid stab Han Xin to death with a bamboo stick was mainly because Liu Bang had promised Han Xin something in front of the officials. Back then, Han Xin killed Liu Bang, killed Zhao, defeated Western Chu, and made immortal feats. Liu Bang rewarded Han Xin, so he promised him the promise of "Three No Kills". According to "The Romance of the Western Han Dynasty": "God does not kill Han Xin, you do not kill Han Xin, iron does not kill Han Xin" .
That is to say, Liu Bang promised Han Xin that as long as Han Xin can see the sky and sunshine, Liu Bang, swords and axes and other iron tools, no one can kill him .
Therefore, in order to prevent Liu Bang from being credible and indiscriminately killing heroes, when she decided to get rid of Han Xin, she first took Han Xin without a trace of sunshine. , I couldn't see the sky in the clock room, and then asked the palace lady to take a non-iron bamboo stick and kill Han Xin by stabbing.
The above statements are in fact just unofficial history, not official history.
In the official history, Lu's pheasant killed Han Xin did not have so many bends, and there are not so many sayings, just behead him at Changle Palace Clock Room . "Historical Records" contains: "When the letter enters, Queen Lu made the samurai bind the letter and cut the Changle Zhongshi." At that time, Lu Ji put Han Xin into the palace, and let the samurai ambush him directly capture him, and then directly use the sword to kill him. Its beheaded in the clock room of Changle Palace.
Of course, the death of Han Xin in the official history is indeed related to Xiao He. "Historical Records" contains: "Lv Hou wants to call, fearing that his party will not be accepted, but is plotting with Xiao Xiangguo, deceiving people from above, saying that he is dead, all the marquis and all the ministers congratulate. Xiangguoxin said:" Although sick, strong into congratulations. "信入" . At that time, after Lu Zhi received the news that Han Xin's family slaves secretly reported that he was going to rebel, she was going to kill him, but worried that Han Xin would not follow her orders and went to see her in the palace.
So, in order to force him to submit, he asked Xiao He to deceive Han Xin, saying that Liu Bang had returned from the rebellion, and Chen Yan had been captured and executed. In this way, Han Xin was deceived into the palace by Xiao He's conspiracy.
A generation of soldiers, Han Xin, who helped Dahan defeat half of the country, died tragically at the hands of a woman.
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