How on earth did Han Xin order soldiers? Where did the allusion of ordering soldiers come from?

The policy of the King of Qin was poor and the Qin people were poor, so Chen Sheng and Guangwu revolted in Daze Township. Then, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang began to rebel. Han Xin was originally a subordinate of Xiang Yu, but Xiang Yu defected to Liu Bang after he committed suicide in Wujiang River. Han Xin is neither a villain nor a swing. He just saw the situation clearly, so knowing this, he naturally went to Liu Bang.

Han Xin is a very famous strategist. After Liu Bang established the Han State, General Han Xin made a very practical plan for Liu Bang. He is not only filial to his family, but also loyal to his country. Everyone knows that there are many Han Xinbing. But how did Han Xin say this sentence? Once Liu Bang was discussing the military talents of generals, and everyone was silent. So Liu asked Han Xin: How many soldiers can I take? Han Xin replied: You can bring about 654.38+ ten thousand people!

This kind of words is very disrespectful in the eyes of any emperor. Isn't it a joke that the emperor of an open country can only take 654.38+ ten thousand soldiers to fight at most? How could Han Xin say such a thing? Isn't he afraid that Liu Bang will be angry? In fact, Liu Bang was not angry either. Maybe he just drowned his anger in his heart.

Then Liu asked Han Xin: How many soldiers can you take? Han Xin truthfully answered Liu Bang: The more soldiers I can take, the better. Isn't this a complete disgrace to Liu Bang? How could Han Xin say such a thing? There are many people who offended the emperor in history because of one sentence, so Han Xin was too confident to say such a thing. He is very capable, not to mention them, and in front of the emperor and many generals. Isn't this a disgrace to the emperor? In the end, Han Xin's fate is estimated because of this sentence.