Eastern Han Yuntai 28 General Horn Wood Jiao Army Division Deng Yu

Deng Yu, Zi Zhonghua, Nanyang Xinyeren. The founding general of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the first of the 28 generals of Yuntai.

Among the 28 generals in Yuntai, Deng Yu ranked first. Among the heroes of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his military exploits were not second to none, and the reason why Liu Xiu respected him as the head of the heroes was not only to value his ability to write and fight, but also to value his character and loyalty. When Liu Xiu was at his most difficult time, many people abandoned him, but Deng Yu always followed him.

AssistEd Liu Xiu in establishing the Eastern Han Dynasty, pacifying Hebei and attacking Guanzhong. Slashing the army and winning a decisive victory is particularly effective.

Liu Xiu claimed that the empress dowager sent emissaries to worship Deng Yu as the Great Situ, and was given the title of Hou Hou (酂候) and ate ten thousand households.

In the spring of 26 AD (the second year of Jianchun), Liu Xiu sent emissaries to rename Deng Yu as the Marquis of Liang, the four counties of Yiyi.

In 37 AD (the thirteenth year of Jianwu), the world was pacified, and Liu Xiujia made Deng Yu a high-secret waiting.

In 58 AD (the first year of Yongping), Deng Yu died at the age of fifty-seven.

Before his death, he once said: "I have not killed a single person in vain, and there will be people who will prosper in the future." Deng Yu led soldiers all his life, his discipline was strict, and he never burned and looted everywhere he went, never slaughtered the city and destroyed the gate, but often stopped and stopped to comfort the local fathers and fellow villagers. What makes him famous is not only his military achievements but also his benevolence.

Deng Yu's granddaughter, named Deng Sui, entered the palace at the age of 15, became an empress at the age of 22, and became an empress dowager at the age of 25, controlling the Eastern Han Empire for 16 years.

Since the founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Deng family has been distinguished from generation to generation! There were 2 empresses, 29 marquises, 2 people who ranked as the three dukes of the state, 13 great generals, 14 people who were 2,000 stone warriors, 22 school officials, 48 zhou mu county guards, and countless other servants, until the fall of the Eastern Han Dynasty and even the Three Kingdoms period, the Deng family still had endless incense and talents. The so-called rich is not more than three generations, the Deng Yu family has stretched a whole dynasty, and this kind of generation of dignitaries is also relatively rare in Chinese history. What is it that breaks the law of the fifth generation and only three generations of wealth? What do you think? It's worth exploring!