dou xian造句

• In 83, angered by Dou Xian's arrogance, Emperor Zhang threatened to kill him.
• An imperial messenger was sent to seize Dou Xian's seal as the commander of the armed forces.
• Dou Xian had reported that the Northern Chanyu was so weak there was no point in treating with him further.
• As a result, Dou Xian so dominated the government that all dissenting officials faced the threat of demotion or even death.
• Ban later served as a high-ranking literary official under Dou Xian, the brother of Emperor Zhang's empress.
• Empress Dou wore the clothes of concubines and apologized on Dou Xian's behalf, causing Emperor Zhang to spare him.
• General Dou Xian soon initiated a punitive expedition against the remaining hostile Xiongnu tribes, subsequently causing the tribes to flee westward.
• Late in 88, however, a crime that Dou Xian committed threatened to cause even Empress Dowager Dou to want him executed.
• At the Battle of the Altai Mountains in 89 CE, Dou Xian defeated the Northern Chanyu, who retreated into the Altai Mountains.
• Dou Xian brought the main body of his troops in triumphal progress north to the Khangai Mountains, west of present-day Kharkhorin.
• Several judges who were unafraid of Dou Xian, however, carried out a thorough investigation, and Dou Xian's involvement was discovered.
• Several judges who were unafraid of Dou Xian, however, carried out a thorough investigation, and Dou Xian's involvement was discovered.
• The regents of the young emperor, Empress Dowager Dou and her brother Dou Xian, favoured a more militaristic policy to the Northern Xiongnu problem.
• He sent Dou Xian and his brothers back to their marches, but eventually ordered them to commit suicide, with the exception of Dou Gui.
• Her family members, particularly her brother Dou Xian, became extremely powerful, until they were toppled in a coup d'etat by Emperor He, in 92.
• In February 91, he was defeated by Geng Kui during the Battle of Altai Mountains, on an expedition sent by Dou Xian, and thence vanished from history.
• Liu Chang ( 塕 ), the Marquess of Duxiang, was favored by Empress Dowager Dou for his intelligence, and Dou Xian became fearful that Liu will divide his power.
• :" In the first Yongyuan year [ 89 CE ], during the reign of Emperor He, the General-in-Chief Dou Xian had a great victory over the Xiongnu.
• In 89 AD, General Dou Xian led a Han Northern Chanyu into the Altai Mountains, killing 13, 000 Xiongnu and accepting the surrender of 200, 000 Xiongnu from 81 tribes.
• Empress Dowager Dou agreed, and Dou Xian led an army and crushed the North Xiongnu in 89 . After this great military victory, he became even more arrogant, however and Empress Dowager Dou permitted him to be.