After [[Qin Shi Huang|Qin Shi Huang's]] death, there were revolts everywhere against his incompetent son and successor [[Xi Shi Huang]]. One of these rebellions started in 209 BC, under Liu Bang. After one of the first rebel generals, [[Chen Sheng]], was killed by one of his guards, Liu Bang became leader of his force. To rally the disparate forces against Qin, Liu Bang reinstated the Chu monarchy and installed a member of the deposed Chu royalty, [[Mi Xin]], as the Prince of Chu. | After [[Qin Shi Huang|Qin Shi Huang's]] death, there were revolts everywhere against his incompetent son and successor [[Xi Shi Huang]]. One of these rebellions started in 209 BC, under Liu Bang. After one of the first rebel generals, [[Chen Sheng]], was killed by one of his guards, Liu Bang became leader of his force. To rally the disparate forces against Qin, Liu Bang reinstated the Chu monarchy and installed a member of the deposed Chu royalty, [[Mi Xin]], as the Prince of Chu. |