Secret: Who are the 18 princes of Chu overlord Xiang Yu after the Battle of Julu?

Battle of Julu: At the end of Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang perished, violently attacked Qin and entered the customs. Xiang Yu, under the guise of Wang Huaizhi, established himself as the overlord of the West Chu and enfeoffed the eighteen-route princes. The following are listed: 1, Hanwang Liu Bang, the land that ruled Bashu Hanzhong, with its capital in Nanzheng; Liu Bang (256 BC-65438 BC+June 1. 095) was born in Li Zhongyang, Fengyi County, Pei County, Han nationality. During the Qin Dynasty, he served as the curator of Surabaya Pavilion and set off for Yu Pei (now Peixian County, Jiangsu Province). Later, he became the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty (Western Han Dynasty), and the temple name was Taizu (but it was called Gaozu since Sima Qian, and it was also commonly used in later generations), and posthumous title was the high emperor (there was no "Gao" in the funeral, so it was called Taizu Gao, Han Gaozu or Han). Born in the civilian class. Before he became emperor, he was also called Pei Gong and Wang Hanzhong. He made a decisive contribution to the unification of Han nationality, China and the protection and development of Chinese culture. 2. Yong Wang Zhang Han ruled the area west of Xianyang, and built a capital to waste hills; Zhang Han (? -205 BC), the word Shaorong, the eldest son of Rizo, a famous strategist and a general at the end of Qin Dynasty. Qin Ershi was a junior official, a military pillar and the last general of the Qin Dynasty. In September of the first year of Qin Ershi (the first 209 years), he was ordered to lead criminals and slave children from Lishan (now southeast of Lintong, Shaanxi Province) to meet Chen Sheng rebel Zhou Wenbu, who won many battles and made Qin Ting survive. Chen Sheng was forced to flee by attacking and destroying Tian Cang, a rebel army in Xingyang (now northeast of Xingyang, Henan), and cooperating with Chen (now Huaiyang). After killing Wei Qi, Tian Xian and Xiang Liang, the leaders of the anti-Qin armed forces, they crossed the Yellow River to attack Zhao. The battle of Julu was defeated by Xiang Yu, and the battle of Zhang Fu was defeated by Xiang Yu and surrendered. He entered the customs with Xiang Yu and sealed Wang Yong. In August of the first year of Hanwang in the Chu-Han War (206 BC), Zhang Han repeatedly fought Liu Bangjun and abandoned Bao and Shan (now southeast of Xingping, Shaanxi). In June of two years, the city broke down and committed suicide.

3. Sima Xin, the king of Sai, ruled the Yellow River from Xianyang to the east, with Liyang as its capital; Sima Xin (? -204 years ago), the Qin Dynasty had a long history. Chen Sheng rose to help Zhang Han fight, then surrendered to the Chu army, and was named the king of the fortress by Xiang Yu, all of whom were in Liyang. Later, he was defeated by the Han army at the elevation and drowned himself with Cao Zhi.

4, Zhai Wang Dong Kun, ruled Shang Jun, with its capital as a high slave; Dong Kun (? -204 years ago), a captain of the Qin Dynasty, a descendant of Dong Hu, the Grand Master of the State of Jin in the Spring and Autumn Period. Chen Sheng rose up to help Zhang Han fight, then surrendered to the Chu army, and was made a slave of King Zhai of Du Gao (now north of Yan 'an, Shaanxi) by Xiang Yu. Later, he was defeated by the Han army at the elevation and died by the Surabaya River.

5. Western Wei Wang Wei Wei Bao ruled Hedong, with Pingyang as its capital; Wei Bao (? -before 204), at the end of the qin dynasty. Wei nobles in the original Warring States period. Shengzai Chen asked his brother to blame Wang Wei during the uprising. Zhang Han, the Qin general, attacked Wei and was forced to commit suicide. He fled to Chu, borrowed thousands of soldiers from Chu Huaiwang, captured more than 20 cities in Wei, and became king on his own. Xiang Yu sealed the vassal and changed to the king of the Western Wei Dynasty. Follow Liu Bang and go to Xiang Yu. After defeating Wei, Han Xin was taken to Xingyang and killed by Zhou Ke, a general of the Han Dynasty.

6. The king of Henan, Shenyang, ruled Henan and established Luoyang as its capital; A native of Shenyang, a native of Chu and Han Dynasties, was originally a favorite of Zhao. When Xiang Yu led the allied forces to attack Qin, he first captured Henan (Luoyang area) and met Xiang Yu by the Yellow River. Xiang Yu entered the customs and enfeoffed the princes, making Shenyang the king of Henan and Luoyang the capital. Later, after fighting with Xiang Yu, Liu Bang surrendered.

7. Han Chengwang, ruling North Korea, with Yang Zhai as its capital;

8. Sima Ang, the king of Yin, ruled Hanoi and made it a song;

9. On behalf of Wang Zhaoxie, he represents land rule;

10, Changshan king Zhang Er ruled Zhao Di, with its capital in Guo Xiang;

1 1, king of Jiujiang, governing Huainan and establishing six counties;

12, Wu Ruizhi, King of Hengshan, Changsha, with its capital in Qixian County;

13, Linjiang King * * * Ao, ruling Nanjun, with its capital in Jiangling;

14, Wang Hanguang of Liaodong, ruling Liaodong;

15, Rebecca Tibetan tea, ruled Yan Di, and established Jixian County as its capital;

16, Wangtian, Jiaodong, ruling Jiaodong;

17, Wangtian Capital of Qi State, ruled the land of Qi State, and established Linzi as its capital;

18, Wang Tianan in northern Hebei, ruling northern Hebei and building its capital in Boyang.