1. Shang Ying
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Qin State gradually rose, and in this process, Shang Ying played a vital role as an important politician and reformer of the Qin State. Shang's reforms in Qin were supported by Qin Xiaogong, who strengthened Qin's ruling power by imposing new laws. However, the Qin law enacted by Shang Ying was tyrannical and cruel, and he tried to establish the authority of the new law in a short period of time with severe punishment. This practice caused people's disgust and also buried hidden dangers for Shang Ying's fate.
During the period of Qin Xiaogong, Shang Ying inflicted corporal punishment on the two princes of King Qin Huiwen, who were still the crown princes, which was undoubtedly digging his own grave. Shang Ying's practice was not only a punishment for the prince, but also a warning and threat to the prince himself. After the death of Qin Xiaogong, King Qin Huiwen ascended the throne. After Shang Ying was crowned Shang Jun, his power and status reached its peak. However, as his power grew, Shang also became more domineering and arrogant. He went in and out of more than a dozen military vehicles to follow, a large number of soldiers guarded, and even "the south and called the widow", which was undoubtedly more intolerable for King Qin Huiwen in addition to the old grudges.
Shang Ying's arrogance and self-respect made King Qin Huiwen feel a huge threat. Against this background, King Huiwen of Qin decided to take action against Shang Ying. He first ordered Shang Ying's arrest and then executed him to a car split. This was the end of Shang Ying's tragic fate.
2. Han Xin
As one of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty, Han Xin's contribution is so great that no one can match it. Most of the rivers and mountains in the Western Han Dynasty were all Han Xin's battle flags in his hands and came to conquer the city. However, the fate of this founding father was full of vicissitudes, from a prince to a marquis, and finally ended up in a different place. As early as when Chu and Han were fighting, Liu Bang was once trapped in Xingyang and struggled to support him. And Han Xin, with heavy troops in his hands, could have relieved the siege of Liu Bang, but he took the opportunity to ask to be crowned the king of Qi. This move is undoubtedly a huge threat to Liu Bang, and it also makes Liu Bang suspicious. Liu Bang was furious about this, but was eventually forced to agree to Han Xin's request.
Han Xin was named the queen of Chu and should have done his duty, but he secretly took in the wanted Chu general Zhong Lixuan. This move undoubtedly violated Liu Bang's bottom line, and further deepened Liu Bang's dissatisfaction and suspicion of Han Xin. After entering the DPRK, Han Xin often complained that he was sick and did not care about the affairs of the DPRK. To make matters worse, Han Xin also participated in the Chen Feng rebellion. Chen was an important general in the early Han Dynasty, and his rebellion undoubtedly posed a serious threat to Liu Bang's rule. And Han Xin, as a former founding father, participating in the rebellion is undoubtedly a betrayal of Liu Bang. According to historical records, Han Xin conspired with Chen Feng to attack Empress Lü and the crown prince while Liu Bang was quelling the rebellion. Once this conspiracy succeeds, it will undoubtedly deal a devastating blow to the rule of the Western Han Dynasty.
However, fortunately, the conspiracy was revealed in time. Liu Bang acted quickly to quell Chen's rebellion and arrest Han Xin. In the Bell Chamber, Han Shin is accused of rebellion. In order to maintain the stability and security of the country, Han Shin was finally ordered to be executed. 3. Blue jade
Lan Yu, the founding general of the Ming Dynasty, once defeated the Northern Yuan Dynasty in the First Battle of Yuerhai, which greatly weakened the strength of the Northern Yuan. This battle also made him a hero of the Ming Dynasty compared to Wei Qing and Li Jing by Zhu Yuanzhang. Lan Yu's death was not just for treason. In a way, his death was inevitable. This is mainly because he is arrogant, arrogant, and arrogant, which has aroused Zhu Yuanzhang's dissatisfaction and suspicion. He raised a lot of Zhuang slaves and godsons, and promoted generals and colonels in the army without authorization, which was a challenge to Zhu Yuanzhang's authority.
In addition, Lan Yu also occupied the land to expel the imperial history, and was also arrogant in his words during the banquet at the imperial court. These behaviors undoubtedly deepened Zhu Yuanzhang's dissatisfaction with him. In Zhu Yuanzhang's opinion, Lan Yu's behavior has exceeded the behavioral norms that a courtier should have, and he is not only disrespectful to Zhu Yuanzhang, but also disrespectful to the entire court. The end of Lanyu is actually predestined.