In China's thousands of years of feudal history, there were more than a dozen dynasties that unified China. Counting the small imperial court in the fragmented era, there are almost hundreds of dynasties, large and small, in history. When a dynasty perished, a new dynasty was born. At that time, many powerful military commanders were produced, but with the establishment and stability of the new court. These military commanders were gradually abandoned by the new court. Lucky people can quit their jobs and go home to die, but more military commanders are killed. Today we will take a look at the four most unjust military commanders in history.

Fourth place: Han Xin. Han Xin, a historical figure, is no stranger to everyone. The most famous historical allusion is "Han Xin ordered soldiers". Han Xin was a general under Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu. Anyone who has studied history knows that half of the credit for Liu Bang's success belongs to Han Xin, which shows how much credit Han Xin has made. However, after the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang didn't trust these brothers who helped fight the country, so he found an excuse to kill them one by one. Because Liu Bangceng promised Han Xin "not to die in the sky, not to die in the ground, not to die in the knife", as a result, Han Xin was tricked into the palace by Lv Hou, blindfolded with a cloth, stabbed to death with bamboo pieces, and a family of three was killed after his death.

Third place: Yu Qian. Yu Qian was a famous civil servant in Ming Dynasty, but he was also a talented person who integrated civil and military affairs. After the "Civil Fort Rebellion" incident, the whole Ming court was in chaos. At this critical juncture, Yu Qian stepped forward, saved the day, and made Zhu Qiyu emperor, which calmed the turmoil in the imperial court. After Yu Qian became the Minister of War, he defeated the rampant Waci Army and rescued Ming Yingzong who was captured by the Waci Army. When Yu Qian was an official, he was honest and upright, dedicated to the people and the country. But such a good official was framed by others and beheaded by the emperor.

Second place: Yuan Chonghuan. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the late Jin in Northeast China was eyeing up. When no one came forward to the front in the imperial court, Yuan Chonghuan stepped forward and was appointed as the governor of Liaodong Road by Emperor Chongzhen. Yuan Chonghuan was the last straw of the Ming Dynasty. He led the Ming army to kill Nuerhachi, the leader of the late Jin Dynasty, which removed a big worry for the Ming Dynasty. However, because his promise to pacify Jin was not fulfilled five years later, he was suspected by Emperor Chongzhen, and was provoked by Huang Taiji. Emperor Chongzhen executed him in the middle of the year.

First place: Yue Fei. Yue Fei is a national hero recognized by China people. He was the best and most powerful military general in the late Northern Song Dynasty, and a song "Man Jiang Hong" inspired millions of Chinese children. Yue Jiajun, led by Yue Fei, has strict discipline and clear rewards and punishments, and has defeated the northern nomads many times. Under the leadership of Yue Fei, the army of the Southern Song Dynasty made great strides and successively recovered the lost land in the Central Plains. Because of Yue Fei's outstanding military ability, he was jealous of imperial traitors Qin Gui and Zhang Jun, and ordered Yue Fei to return to the DPRK with a "Twelve Gold" squad. Yue Fei had just returned to the imperial court when he was strangled by Zhao Gou on trumped-up charges.