yu bingzhi造句

• One of the coconspirators, Emperor Wen's nephew Xu Danzhi ( ?_ [ nKN ), after the assassination failed to occur at the feast, informed on his coconspirators, and other than Xu, the conspirators were all executed . ( The historian Wang Mingsheng ( 媠魷踲 ) found the alleged plot far-fetched, and believed instead that Fan had been the victim of false accusations by Xu, Yu Bingzhi ( ?^ 硃KN ), and He Shangzhi . ) In the aftermaths of the plot, Liu Yikang, whose connection to the plot appeared tenuous at best, was stripped of his title, demoted to commoner rank, and put under house arrest . ( There would be repeated plots by others to put Liu Yikang on the throne, and by 451, fearful that such a plot would again develop during the midst of a Northern Wei invasion, Emperor Wen would, against promises he made to his older sister Liu Xingdi the Princess Kuaiji, have Liu Yikang killed .)