When Liu Bang founded the Han Dynasty, he created seven princes with different surnames. In fact, it is what people call a captaincy, even worse than a captaincy. However, all seven princes were finally wiped out by Liu Bang. Liu bang was afraid of their strength and that they would unite against the rule of the central government one day. Liu bang had to get rid of them one by one when they were young to minimize their own risks.
Later, Liu Bang made all his sons vassals everywhere. Liu Bang thinks that these people belong to his own family. How can he help the new king to govern the country? However, Liu Bang's judgment was wrong. Emotion is the most fragile thing in political struggle, which is a cruel and cold-blooded struggle. Emotions are worthless here and have no effect.
During the reign of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, he adopted the policy of reducing the number of vassals. Emperor Wen's policy of cutting vassals directly aroused the dissatisfaction of the princes, and finally the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion broke out. They are just a bunch of thugs. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty put down the rebellion of the captaincy with three strikes, five divisions and two divisions, which greatly weakened their power, strengthened centralization and reduced external threats.