disasters of partisan prohibitions造句

• This incident was later known as the first Disaster of Partisan Prohibition.
• Later that year, the eunuchs persuaded Emperor Ling that the " partisans " ( i . e ., Disaster of Partisan Prohibitions.
• In 166, during the first Disaster of Partisan Prohibitions ( 铻 . 揔N峺 ), Dou Wu interceded on behalf of the officials who were accused of wrongdoing by the powerful eunuchs and the university students who had been arrested for petitioning on their behalf, and his intercession helped to prevent them from being executed.
• Once there, he continued his calligraphy, of which an ink rubbing survives, a rather pointed quote about the life of Fan Pang ( 137-169 ), who was arrested and executed due to getting caught up in factional politics, during the second of the Disasters of Partisan Prohibitions which occurred during the Han dynastic era.
• In 167, during the height of the first Disaster of Partisan Prohibition ( in which Confucian officials and their university student supporters were accused to be " partisans " schemeing against the emperor ), Dou Wu interceded on the partisans'behalf, requesting leniency and at the same time tendering his resignation ( which Emperor Huan did not accept ).