Are Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, a native of Chu like Xiang Yu?

The dispute between Liu Chu and Han, one side is the Western overlord, but everyone has doubts about Liu Bang's nationality. Is Liu Bang really a native of Chu as some scholars say? If not, what is Liu Bang's nationality?

According to historical records, Liu Bang, also known as Liu Ji, was a native of Peifeng. But which country did Liu Bang's hometown belong to at that time? But the description of Liu Bei's hometown in the history books has this explanation. Liu Bang's ancestors were scholars with compound surnames in the Spring and Autumn Period. Later, the Three Kingdoms were divided into Jin, and he moved to Peifeng with Wei and lived in his current hometown. Later, after the unification of the Qin Dynasty, their family name was changed to Liu. So it can be seen that Liu Bang was from the Wei state. So is it possible that the Liu family belonged to the Wei State, and Peixian County had already fallen to another country when Liu Bang was born during the war years? This situation is also very possible, so will it be the Chu State? 286 years ago, the Song Dynasty was destroyed and the Song Dynasty was conquered. Peixian County in the middle of the Warring States Period belonged to the Song State. Liu Bang was also from the Song Dynasty, not the Chu State.

In addition, there is another theory that the Song Dynasty was wiped out by the Three Kingdoms together, so after the demise of the Song Dynasty, the land of the Song Dynasty was equally divided among the Three Kingdoms, and Peixian County may be divided up by the Chu Kingdom. But King Qi captured all the lands of Wei and Chu in his early years. This happened before Liu Bang was born, so Liu Bang still couldn't be from Chu. After that, many countries jointly attacked Qi State, and Chu State was never involved again. Of course, Peixian County never belonged to Chu State. Then the answer is clear. Liu Bang cannot be Li Chu. Liu Bang and Xiang Yu once worshiped at Xiong Xin's door. Even as the king of Chu, he himself once competed with the overlord of Western Chu. He cannot be from Chu.

What kind of character did Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, have?

Liu Bang's final success is inseparable from his own character. From a small official in Surabaya to unifying the world and establishing Han as emperor. So what are his character traits?

First of all, Liu Bang was ambitious and far-sighted. The strict laws and cruel punishments of the Qin Dynasty aggravated social conflicts and aroused people's resistance. Liu Bang understood this deeply, so he devoted himself to shaping the image of benevolence, being kind to others, and knowing how to win people's hearts and support.

Secondly, Liu Bang was able to win the Chu-Han War and win the world. It is extremely important that he knows how to employ people, select the best talents, and do his best. Liu Bang himself was not good at military affairs, but he led a group of counselors and generals to conquer the world for him because he had a keen eye for recognizing talents, and he was courteous and worthy of being a corporal and could listen to what he said.

In addition, Liu Bang has a flexible mind and acts with discretion. He was able to adjust his tactics at any time with his quick reflexes, get out of trouble and win unexpectedly, and he had a forbearing long-term vision and did not seek small profits, which cleared many obstacles on his way to becoming an emperor.

As a monarch, Liu Bang's personality not only has shining points, but also has some shortcomings. What is remarkable about Liu Bang is that he is passionate and lustful and loves money. After he entered Xianyang, he fell in love with the beauties of Qin State and missed the splendid palaces and treasures. He also had many wives in his life, which brought a lot of worries about fame and fortune. Another point is that Liu Bang is very selfish and timid. During his escape, he repeatedly pushed his children out of the car just to drive faster. This is too cruel. Finally, Liu Bang became suspicious and ruthless in his later years. In order to stabilize his political power, he killed the heroes who helped him conquer the world, and his methods were cruel and ruthless. The complexity and richness of Liu Bang's character is worthy of exploration.

Who was the eighth son of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Western Han Dynasty?

Since ancient times, the emperor has his own face and the king has his own destiny. Liu Bang was the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty and a generation of emperors. There are many allusions and descriptions about his beauty and even his origin

It is reported that Gaozu was born in 256 BC, and his birthday was on the 24th of the lunar calendar. , the zodiac sign is Snake. He died in 195 BC at the age of 61. According to the annotations on the Internet, it can be known that it is the first birthday of the five sons of Yesi, and the second birthday of the Universiade is Dinghai, Xu Bing, Yiyou, Shen Jia, and Guiwei Renwu. This horoscope is consistent with Gaozu himself, because the God of Cookery killed him, and Jinmu took advantage of this.

In the horoscope of Gaozu, the Heavenly Stem and the Sixth Month have the Palace of Seven Kills, indicating that he had a poor life and was idle in his early years; he was short of money and had an unfair personality; he was born with strong leadership skills and was good at commanding the overall situation and controlling others. There is a lot of water in the five elements, plus three fires. The appearance of water, wood and fire is the stage of prosperity.

But Liu Bang was a late bloomer and was already 47 years old when he rose up against Qin. At this time, it happened to be an unlucky day when misfortunes and blessings were robbed, so after repeated defeats, it took eight years to pacify the world. It is extremely difficult to rely on human harmony. But after he ascended the throne, the lack of earthly branches was a favorable factor.

Gaozu passed away at the age of 61. In 195 BC, the great fortune of that year was Renwu, and the fleeting year was Bingwu. The two coincided. The two sons rushed to noon and died like this.

However, it is known that Lu Wan, who was accompanied by Gaozu, was born in the same year, month and day. The two of them fought and fought together. Although times are different and life is different, both of them are noble people and their destinies are closely linked. Liu Bang rebelled, followed by Lu Wan. Liu Bang ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, and Lu Wan became the king of Yan. After Liu Bang died, Lu Wan also died the following year. Liu Bang didn't realize that when he started to push Lu Wan to the point of no return, he was already in danger.