How Did The Liu Bang Cause A Rebellion?
After the Qin’s first emperor’s death, Liu Bang renounced his government position. He then became a rebel leader and surprisingly won a rebel against a leader named Xiang Yu in order to invade the Qin’s heartland. Liu Bang also then forced the last Qin ruler (206BC) to surrender.
After that, Liu Bang also took control of the 3 Qins with is army. This started a war which was known as the Chu-Han Contention, since a variety of forces battled for the power over China. Xiang Yu, a, director of a rebellion group was at that time extremely angry to hear that Liu had captured Xianyang and Xiang and Liu continued the war for the throne for the next 4 years
Liu Bang was victorious in the Battle of Gaixia which was in 202BC. During that time, most of
After that, Liu Bang also took control of the 3 Qins with is army. This started a war which was known as the Chu-Han Contention, since a variety of forces battled for the power over China. Xiang Yu, a, director of a rebellion group was at that time extremely angry to hear that Liu had captured Xianyang and Xiang and Liu continued the war for the throne for the next 4 years
Liu Bang was victorious in the Battle of Gaixia which was in 202BC. During that time, most of