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Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

author：Illustrator's Dream of the Three Kingdoms
Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

In the middle and late period of Eastern Wu, especially during the Sun Liang period and the early period of Sun Xiu, it was quite chaotic. Infighting continued between the various Auxiliary Ministers, and the last five Auxiliary Ministers were all reimbursed. Among the several auxiliary ministers set up by Sun Quan, Zhuge Ke may have been more famous and had a relatively great influence on Eastern Wu. However, the editor does not say Zhuge Ke below, let's talk about another character - Teng Yin. He was also one of the Five Great Orphan Ministers, and an important political figure in the middle and late Eastern Wu Dynasty, who died in a failed coup d'état.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

In the political situation of Eastern Wu, there is a relatively special group, that is, from Qingzhou in the north. However, the strength of this group is not very strong, and its political stance is biased towards the Huaisi clique, so it is easy to be ignored. How did the Qingzhou people in Eastern Wu come about? This brings us to the Yangzhou Assassin Liu Sui placed by Li Dai and Guo Feng at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Liu Sui was a native of Donglai, Qingzhou, and ran to Yangzhou as a governor. At that time, Qingzhou was chaotic, without a strong warlord control, and was a battlefield where Gongsun Zhan and Yuan Shao had been glued for a long time.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Many Qingzhou people, such as Tai Shi Ci and Sun Shao, defected to Liu Sui from Qingzhou; later Sun Ce crossed the river to defeat Liu Sui, Wang Lang, Hua Xin and others, occupying the six counties of Jiangdong and taking over Liu Sui's inheritance. Therefore, there are still a certain number of Qingzhou people in Jiangdong Group, including Eastern Wu, and the position is also quite high. Tai Shi Ci, as the nephew of Jianchang Duwei who resisted Liu Biao, was barely a Zhenshu of the Jiangdong clique; Sun Shao even suppressed Zhang Zhao, an old minister of Eastern Wu, and became the first chancellor of Eastern Wu.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Teng Yin is also from Qingzhou and is a native of Beihai, Qingzhou. His father Teng Xuan and uncle Teng Yu both came from Qingzhou to defect to Liu Xuan, and as a result, they were all accepted by Sun Ce and Sun Quan. There are probably some other members of the Teng clan, because in the late Eastern Wu Dynasty, there was also a foreign relative Teng Mu, who was a member of Teng Yin's clan. In the fourteenth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (that is, in 209 AD), Liu Bei and Sun Quan won the "Battle of Chibi" and the "Battle of Nan County", and the two men raised people with flowers and palanquins, and Liu Bei's cousin Sun Quan was a che riding general. Teng Tan became the Right Sima of the Che Riding General; Teng Xuan was more accomplished in literature and was a guest of Sun Quan, and the jiangdong clique documents were often edited by Teng.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

The two brothers assisted Sun Quan in one article and one weapon, but both had short lives. However, Teng Yin is more contentious, he is a celebrity. Teng Yin "has few disciplines, beauty instruments", looks good and has grace. The first is the shadow of Teng Yin and Teng Yin, and the second is Teng Yin's own name, and Teng Yin's career is a bright light. Teng Yin married Sun Quan's daughter at the age of twenty and established contact with the Jiangdong Clan; at the age of thirty, he entered the career path as Danyang Taishou, and then repeatedly moved to Wu County Taishou and Huiji Taishou, and during his tenure, he fulfilled his duties and had some fame.

When Sun Quan was seriously ill and needed someone to assist Sun Liang, Sun Quan left Teng Yin as a Taichang in the middle of the dynasty, and was also an auxiliary chancellor with the generals Zhuge Ke, Zhongshu Ling Sun Hong, the Wei general Lü Zhao, and the attendant Sun Jun. Teng Yin finally entered the political center of Eastern Wu, but he was also involved in the vortex of power struggles, and later as a promoter of this vortex, he was swept to pieces.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Sun Quan found five auxiliary ministers, and the infighting among these five people was much more exciting than that of Cao Wei and Shu Han. The first is Zhuge Ke, Sun Hong, and Sun Jun. Zhuge Ke was the head of the auxiliary chancellor and became the object of Sun Hong's fire. Sun Hong secretly concealed the news of Sun Quan's death and planned to correct Zhuge Ke, but was denounced by Sun Jun to Zhuge Ke. Zhuge Ke then killed Sun Hong, and the five great ministers were deposed first, and Zhuge Ke took control of the power of Eastern Wu.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Zhuge Ke's new official took office with three fires, and in the early stages he did a very good job, abolishing the cool officials and spies placed by Sun Quan, removing tariffs, and giving up some benefits; then he completed Sun Quan's unfinished business in the world, built the Dongxing Causeway, built a city around the Dongxing Causeway, and rebuilt the defensive line around huainan' Shuisu River. Cao Wei felt insulted, and it was at the time of Sun Quan's death and the change of power in Eastern Wu, so Cao Wei sent a large army to attack Dongxingdi. Zhuge Ke led an army to rescue Dongxingdi, and the veteran general Ding Feng "fought for a short soldier on the snow night" and won a huge victory in the "Battle of Dongxing", and countless elite Cao Wei Chinese troops were buried underwater, and even let Cao Wei simplify the funeral.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Zhuge Ke's popularity reached its peak, but he also decayed relatively quickly. After the victory of the "Battle of Dongxing", Zhuge Ke also wanted to carry out the Northern Expedition, which caused many people to be dissatisfied. One is a defensive war, the other is an offensive war, both are Northern Expeditions, but the essence is also different. Among the voices of opposition, there was Teng Yin. The relationship between Teng Yin and Zhuge Ke was relatively harmonious, they were a group, and they advised Zhuge Ke to also hope to stabilize the situation, but Zhuge Ke did not listen, and as a result, he suffered a major defeat in the "Battle of Xincheng"; and then in order to shirk his responsibility and change the officials, his reputation immediately fell from the peak to the bottom.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Seeing this situation, Sun Jun's ambitions grew and he planned to get rid of Zhuge Ke. He consulted with the little emperor Sun Liang (who said that Sun Liang was not involved in the matter) and invited Zhuge Ke to a banquet, which was a feast at the Hongmen Gate. Zhuge Ke's henchmen, Zhang Yue and Zhu En, had already revealed some inside information to Zhuge Ke, and Zhuge Ke also planned to avoid it, but when he returned, he encountered Teng Yin. Under the persuasion of Teng Yin, Zhuge Ke returned to the banquet and was finally killed by Sun Jun. In the Wu Li, a different account is recorded, Zhuge Ke showed The Secret Letter of Zhang Yue and Zhu En to Teng Yin, who advised Zhuge Ke to avoid this Feast of the Hongmen Gate, and Zhuge Ke did not listen before encountering a poisonous hand. The Eastern Jin Dynasty historian Sun Sheng believes that the wu calendar is more credible than the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

In any case, Sun Jun killed Zhuge Ke and became the leader of the Eastern Wu regime. At this time, the five great ministers were left with Sun Jun, Lü Zhao, and Teng Yin. Teng Yin, as Zhuge Ke's henchman, originally wanted to retire from the throne, but Sun Jun did not agree, and he could tolerate this Teng Yin. The relationship between the two is not too close, but at least on the surface it is passable. During Sun Jun's reign, there were some coups d'état, but there was no participation of Teng Yin, on the contrary, Teng Yin also had some actions to persuade Sun Jun.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Sun Jun heeded the persuasion of Cao Wei to surrender to Wen Qin, and sent Lü Zhu, Liu Lu (Sun Quan's son-in-law), Zhu Yi (Zhu Huan's son), and Tang Zhi (Cao Wei's descendant) to lead the Northern Expedition. Sun Jun and Teng Yin gave Lü Zhao a trip, and when they saw Lü Zhao's army headquarters, they were shocked at once and died soon after. Sun Jun, as Sun Quan's designated minister of entrustment, was more or less justified in his administration. As a result, Before Sun Jun died, he handed over authority to his brother Sun Qi. Sun Qi's control over the government was unjustified and unsmooth, so it also caused a rebellion by Lü Zhao and Teng Yin, the two remaining orphan ministers.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Lü was the first to attack, and he jointly sent the generals to ask Teng Yin to be the prime minister, plus his own military power, hoping to squeeze Sun Qiang out of the political center. Sun Qiang also had some political maneuvers, and he appointed Teng Yin as the Grand Sima to replace lü dai who had just died. It was equivalent to using military power to compensate teng Yin's regime, of course, it was not clear whether Sun Qi was sincere or expedient; in addition, Sun Qi sent his brother Sun Qi to blockade the Yangtze River, so that Wen Qin, Liu Lu, Tang Zhi and others jointly attacked Lü Zhao.

Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but at the cost of his life, Teng Yin, who was born in Northern Qingzhou, experienced the first coup d'état experienced by Teng Yin, who watched the fire between Sun Jun and Zhuge Ke and the coup personally planned by Teng Yin, failed to confront Sun Qi

Teng Yin was reluctant to go to Wuchang and was determined to join forces with Lü Zhao to get rid of Sun Qi, but he did not take the initiative to attack Sun Qi, but instead sent troops to hold firm and wait for Lü Zhao's news. This is an opportunity missed. Lü Zhu had long been forced to commit suicide, and Teng Yin's foreign aid no longer existed. Next, Sun Qiang ordered a large army to besiege Teng Yin, and eventually killed Teng Yin. In general, Teng Yin can be said to be an important figure in the political situation in the middle and late period of Eastern Wu, and he almost touched the peak of the Eastern Wu regime, but in the end he lost this opportunity due to his own lack of strength and indecision, and also paid the price of his life.

References: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Book of the Later Han Dynasty

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