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Deng, like a number of other generals, realizing that Emperor Guangwu wanted to preserve their status by not giving them major duties, resigned his prime minister post.
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Wei's basic theme in the essay is that democracy should be also be a modernization goal for China along with the other four proposed by Deng ( the four being: industry, agriculture, science and technology, and national defense ).
) Instead, the formal leaders of the party were a series of younger leaders promoted ( and then demoted ) by Deng and other influential elders.
However, in 12, after hearing reports that Xian's other son Jiao ( 角 ) had been a successful Xiongnu strategist in military actions, Wang, in anger, executed Deng and his attendants.
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Deng and generals
In 263, armies led by Wei generals Zhong Hui and Deng Ai attacked Shu and conquered its capital Chengdu.
Zhuge Liang first sent generals Zhao Yun and Deng Zhi to attack Mei, while he personally led a force towards Mount Qi.
Upon hearing rumors of this plan, Jiang Wei submitted a request to Liu Shan, warning him about the mustering of Wei troops under the generals Deng Ai, Zhuge Xu, and Zhong Hui near the border.
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His three young sons Wei Kang ( 衛伉 ), Wei Buyi ( 衛不疑 ), and Wei Deng ( 衛登 ) were also made marquesses ( an offer later refused by Wei Qing ), as were seven generals under Wei's command.
In spring 27, the Chimei won a great victory against both Deng and Feng at Hu ( 湖縣, in modern Sanmenxia, Henan ) -- a rarity in the records regarding them in that the battle tactics demonstrating Chimei generals ' brilliance were recorded in historical accounts.
As Chimei forces destroyed Emperor Gengshi's later that year, forcing Emperor Gengshi's surrender, Deng decided to let the militarily mighty but administratively inept Chimei generals wear themselves out, and chose not to engage them directly, but rather made raids to harass them and meanwhile pacified the modern northern Shaanxi region by treating the people with kindness.
At that time, one of Emperor Guangwu's other generals, Deng Feng ( 鄧奉 ), who was from Nanyang Commandery, happened to be on vacation in the commandery.
Deng and Emperor
* Empress Deng Mengnu, wife of Emperor Huan of Han
After Emperor He's death, his wife Empress Deng Sui ( d. 121 CE ) managed state affairs as the regent empress dowager during a turbulent financial crisis and widespread Qiang rebellion that lasted from 107 to 118 CE.
When Empress Dowager Deng died, Emperor An ( r. 106 – 125 CE ) was convinced by the accusations of the eunuchs Li Run ( 李閏 ) and Jiang Jing ( 江京 ) that Deng and her family had planned to depose him.
The main beneficiaries of this policy were those with access to copper, including the court official Deng Tong ( 鄧通 ) ( see also below ), to whom Emperor Wen had given a major copper mine in Yandao ( 嚴道, in modern Yaan, Sichuan ), and Liu Pi, the Prince of Wu, whose principality had a major copper mine at Yuzhang ( 豫章, in modern Nanchang, Jiangxi ).
As noted above, Emperor Wen greatly favored Deng Tong, for no particular apparent reason, and he gave Deng much honor and wealth despite Deng's apparent lack of ability.
This, coupled with later references by officials trying to persuade Emperor Ai against giving his male lover Dong Xian too much authority — during which those officials analogized Dong's position to Deng's — has led to speculation that Emperor Wen had a homosexual relationship with Deng.
In 162 BC, Emperor Wen permitted the prime minister Shentu Jia ( 申屠嘉 ) to discipline Deng for his arrogance and threaten him with death, before pardoning Deng.
In Emperor Wen's request to Shentu asking Shentu to be lenient with Deng, he called Deng his " jester.
It warned that Dong might suffer the same fate of Emperor Wen's favorite Deng Tong ( 鄧通 ), who starved to death after his assets were confiscated by Emperor Wen's heir, or of Emperor Wu's favorite Han Yan ( 韓嫣 ), who was executed by Empress Dowager Wang after being accused of improperly assuming imperial style.
He declared himself emperor ( establishing the regime known later as the Eastern Han Dynasty ), and soon his general Deng Yu also captured the modern Shanxi, further reducing Emperor Gengshi's strength.
Deng, seeing that Emperor Gengshi lacked abilities to rule, persuaded Liu Xiu to keep his sights broad and consider eventual independence.
He put Kou Xun in charge of the Henei ( modern northern Henan, north of the Yellow River ) region and made it the base for food and manpower supplies, while commissioning Deng with an expedition force to the modern Shaanxi region, waiting for the confrontation between Emperor Gengshi and Chimei.
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The express way built by the first Qin Emperor went through the region, and the West Way of Gaogou Drain built by Cheng Deng, improved traffic between Yangtze and Huai He area.
In 1984, for example, Deng Xiaoping argued for Chinese reunification saying " Taiwan is rooted in the hearts of the descendants of the Yellow Emperor ," whereas in 1986 the PRC acclaimed the Chinese-American astronaut Taylor Wang as the first of the Yellow Emperor's descendants to travel in space.
* Fu Deng, Emperor Gao of Former Qin, married his younger sister, Princess Dongping ( 東平公主 ) to Qifu Gangui, Prince of Western Qi.
In spring 503, Liu surrendered to Emperor Wu's general Deng Yuanqi ( 鄧元起 ), and the realm was pacified.
( It was in the aftermaths of Xiahou's rebellion that the first serious instance of Emperor Wu's refusal to punish a family member happened, as his nephew Xiao Yuanzao ( 蕭淵藻 ) the Marquess of Xichang, angry that when he rendezvoused with Deng Yuanqi that Deng took the best horses, assassinated Deng and falsely accused Deng of treason.
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