Why didn't Liu Bang want to go to his fief when he sealed Hanwang?

Liu Bang was the first emperor of the Han Dynasty. He defeated Xiang Yu, the overlord of the place of Chu, and finally became emperor. When Liu Bang sealed Hanwang, Xiang Yu gave him a fief in Xichuan, but Liu Bang himself and Liu Bang's army were very reluctant to go to their fief Xichuan. This is because Xichuan has a bad geographical location, remoteness and rugged roads. At the same time, Liu Bang and Xiang Yu had an agreement to enter Xianyang as king first. It also caused Liu Bang's dissatisfaction for these reasons.

First, the agreement of the Guanzhong King When Chen Sheng and Guangwu rose up in osawa Township, there were more and more insurgents who rebelled against Qin rule, and Liu Bang and Xiang Yu were two of them. At that time, there was an agreement among their rebels that the king of Hanzhong would first break through Xianyang, Qin. It is the best team in the uprising army. Among many uprising troops, Liu Bang and Liu Bang's army were the first to attack Xianyang City. Because of the agreement of Hanzhong king, Liu Bang should be the king of Guanzhong, but Xiang Yu crushed Liu Bang with his own military strength, directly flouted this agreement, and directly became the leader of the Central Plains, claiming to be the overlord of the land of Xi Chu, with Liu Bang as Hanwang and his fief in Xichuan. It is because of this agreement that Liu Bangcai is unwilling to give up.

Second, Xichuan has a bad geographical position. Although Xichuan's geographical position is easy to defend but difficult to attack, there is still a big gap compared with Guanzhong. Liu Bang is not satisfied with the position of surprisingly, and surprisingly, his strength is relatively weak and his economic strength is not high, which is unacceptable to Liu Bang, who should be the king of Guanzhong and enjoy rich land. Moreover, Liu Bang is an ambitious man, and he doesn't want to stay in the middle of surprisingly all his life. As the leader of a small area, as long as he occupies a rich place, he can better control the Central Plains, so Liu Bang was not satisfied with his fief at first.

Liu Bang is an ambitious man, who originally belonged to the Guanzhong king who unified the Central Plains. He had lived in a land of wealth, and there was no accident that there was Hanzhong with weak economic strength. Although Liu Bang was dissatisfied with his fief, Xiang Yu's army was so strong at that time that it was impossible to fight with Xiang Yu. In the end, he can only accept this fact.