1, Han Xin
Han Xin's application of the art of war is very subtle, and it is with Han Xin's military talent and talent that Liu Bang was able to unify the whole country. However, talented people always have a sense of pride, and so does Han Xin. Unexpectedly, Liu Bang hated Korea out of jealousy, and it was precisely because of this attitude of Liu Bang that Han Xin was later stabbed to death with a bamboo stick by his men, and his death was very wronged and miserable.
2. Gao Xianzhi
Gao Xianzhi was from the Tang Dynasty. He was a famous general in the mid-Tang Dynasty. He fought all his life, and his sword was stained with the blood of the enemy. His scar is his medal of honor. In the end, he was killed because he was secretly tipped off by a villain to the emperor, which had to make people sad.
3. Peng Yue
Peng Yue was one of the founding heroes of the Han Dynasty and the originator of guerrilla warfare. His record is similar to that of Han Xin mentioned above, and both of them made great contributions to the establishment of the Han Dynasty. However, because Emperor Gaozu wanted to recruit soldiers from him to fight against Chen _, Liu Bang was very angry when he got sick. Later, because Lv Hou spoke ill of Peng Yue in Liu Bang's ear, Peng Yue was ordered to be destroyed by Liu Bang. What is even more chilling is that the founding hero was chopped to pieces when he died.
4. Montaigne
Meng Tian was a famous soldier in Qin Dynasty, and made an indispensable contribution to the unification of Qin State. Qin Shihuang won the trust of Qin Shihuang before his death, and was even ordered to stay in the frontier to deter the Huns. But later, he was killed by Qin Ershi because he stood on the side of Fu Su's son who failed to inherit the throne.
5. Yue Fei
Yue Fei (11March 24, 2003-1 1421October 27), a native of tangyin county, Songxiang Prefecture, is a famous gold fighter. China is a famous strategist, strategist, calligrapher, poet, anti-Jin hero and national hero in history. Ranked first among the four generals of Zhongxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. Yue Fei joined the army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, and Jin Jun went south to Jiangnan. Yue Fei found a new way, insisted on resisting gold and recovered Jiankang. For three years in Shaoxing (1 133), he served as an ambassador along the Yangtze River and never forgot to recover the Central Plains.