Han Xin (韓信) aka Han Huai Yin (韓淮陰), born in Pre Qin - Qin Dynasty (前秦至秦朝年間), year unknown (生年不詳), hometown in Jiang Su Province Huai An Area (江蘇省淮安縣).
Before he started to assist Duke Xiang Yu (項羽) and Emperor Liu Bang (劉邦), he was just a normal commoner who stayed in his hometown doing laundry with his mother.
After tragic issues happened on him (mother died, got seriously insulted by his town-mates 胯下之辱), he decided to achieve certain Position in his life to proof to the others that he’s a trust-worthy man.
BC209, due to some un-realistic hearsay from the invaders of Qin Empire (秦朝), Duke Xiang Yu boycott Han Xin, forcing him to leave the Chu Kingdom Camp. After Han Xin left, Administrator Officer Xiao He 蕭何 (Advisor of Emperor Liu Bang) using strategies to invite Han Xin to assist Emperor Liu Bang in monitoring of the Battling Issues (蕭何月下追韓信).
After several rounds of discussing on the Battling Issues, Emperor Liu Bang finally appointed Han Xin as the Chief Commander for the Battling (韓信拜大將).
BC205 Lunar 8 Month, after Emperor Liu Bang got his Han Dynasty Empire, Emperor Liu appointed Han Xin as his Premier and also assist the Imperial Court in the Battling Issues.
BC204 Lunar 10 Month, a Historical Well-known Battle started among the Han Empire and Chu Kingdom. By using all the strategies he learnt in the past, Han Xin defeated Chu Kingdom's Armies by just using limited quantity of Han Armies, in History, this Battle was known as Bei Shui Yi Zhan (背水一戰).
BC202 Lunar 12 Month, with Han Xin's knowledge on Battling, Duke Xiang Yu was being forced to the edge of Wu Jiang aka River Wu (烏江), in-order not to disgrace Chu Kingdom and Duke Xiang’s reputation, Xiang Yu killed himself in-front Han Empire's Armies, in History, this part was known as Si Mian Chu Ge (四面楚歌).
After Duke Xiang Yu died, Chu Kingdom was dissolved. The whole China was under the Han Imperial Court's control. After all little kingdoms being destroyed by the Han Armies, Empress Lv (呂雉), wife of Liu Bang, worried that Han Xin would over-throw Emperor Liu Bang to set up his own Kingdom.
So after several tries of accusing Han Xin, Han Xin was being tricked by Empress Lv.
Soon after Han Xin got cheated, he was being put to death in one of the Bell Tower in the Imperial Court.
From then, he was being respect by the folks as a Deity due to his knowledge and contribution in building the Han Empire, known as Duke Han (韓府千歲) or Marquis Han (韓侯王).
During the War period, he invented quite a few Chinese Games, such as Chinese Chess (象棋), Mahjong (麻將/麻吊), Pai Jiu (牌九), etc, because of all these games, the folks always respect him as Deity of Games a& Gambling (游戲之神).
For Higher Res Pictures, please proceed to this link: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/taoism_deity_singapore_2007/photos/album/1229245049/pic/list
Pic hanxin_9.jpg: A type of Chinese Herb named after Han Xin (in memory of him).
ReplyDeleteThis type of herb is called Han Xin Cao or Han Xin Hua, use for cooling down heaty bodies, heal swollen, prevent kidney diseases, cure poisoning after being bitten by snakes, etc.
isnt this a lady?
ReplyDeleteguys from previous centuries most have long hair?...
ReplyDeleteme like the mahjong tiles and dices on his palm!!!...
may General Han Xin (大漢齊王爺韓信) bless my family, friends and neighbours...
may General Han Xin (大漢齊王爺韓信) bless me win toto and 4d!!!... -_-
amitabha... -_-
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Yup, they make him look like that, bcos of the hair.. it look very lady like.. but actually all these are man-made, nothing special :P
ReplyDeletejave u urself got this statue ?
ReplyDeleteveri surprise got ppl pray to hanxin......
ReplyDeletegot ppl pray to liu bang ? liu bang is kind-hearted to his citizen
but tis statue "hat" is for lady 1 rite
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha.. If i want to get his statue, definitely I wont get this form, cos it's somehow very dis-respect to such a Noble General.
ReplyDeleteIn Taiwan, China or even Hong Kong, folks pay respect to Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, besides that, some Generals that assist them in defeating the Qin Empire also being treated as Deities.
Master Zhang Liang 張良 (Ancestor of Zhang Tian Shi) is one of them who is being treated as a Deity.
ReplyDeleteUsually scholars or students going for examination will pay respect to him for blessing, some others like businessmen will pay respect to him due to Master Zhang Liang is good in strategies.
very nice kim sin .. !!!
ReplyDelete(四面楚歌).
ReplyDeleteisnt this a trick done by Han Xin when he played the Chu Ge in xiang yu camp ??
shld not be the part when he commit suicide @ the river .. nth related wor ..
Hahahaha.. i dont comment on this, mayb u like to check the history again. :P
ReplyDeletewatch the show .. so jus wonderin ..
ReplyDeleteFor shows, we can only believe 60-70%, the rest we have to do reading, researches, understanding and discussions, in-order to know the fact and the myth.
ReplyDeleteIf not, oneself will become very ignorant and maybe end up causing insultation by others.
Hey bro the flowers in pic 9 and the feminine looking general in this pic, you telling us something?
ReplyDeleteHahahaha.. the flower is a type of chinese herbs that named after Han Xin, nothing connected with the statue :P
ReplyDeleteAs for the statue, yup, its a bit out.. and you shall know the reason la... the energy is changing.
A very nice statue of Han Xin added (hanxin_new24062008_01.jpg)
ReplyDeleteNew pic added (hanxin_new10092008_02.jpg)
ReplyDeleteJust returned back from the visiting to Hu Song Dian Celebration, located at Bukit Batok East Ave 4.
ReplyDeleteSaw the Banner on the introduction on General Han Xin, which was exactly the article that being shown here, but a bit pity that, they had deleted the most important part of the introduction on Han Xin....
Han Xin is my hero!
ReplyDeleteDear All,
ReplyDeleteUpon request, for those who are interested in finding out more on General Han Xin, you all may wished to visit the following link to watch the Documentary Talk Show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35BUnKVNZIg&p=C401FC93826D45B8
I'm sure it will benefit alot of the interested parties.
New pics added (hanxin_new28122010_01.jpg - hanxin_new28122010_09.jpg)
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