du ruhui造句

• He and his colleague, Du Ruhui, were often described as role models for chancellors in imperial China.
• Du Ruhui himself was considered intelligent in his youth, and he often discussed literature and history with others.
• He also often wept while talking with Fang, stating, " Both you and Du Ruhui assisted me.
• Du Chuke asked Du Ruhui to intercede on Du Yan's behalf, and Du Ruhui initially refused.
• Du Chuke asked Du Ruhui to intercede on Du Yan's behalf, and Du Ruhui initially refused.
• Du Ruhui relented and pleaded with Li Shimin on Du Yan's behalf, and Du Yan was spared.
• Fang was part of this establishment, along with, among others, the fellow future chancellors Du Ruhui and Xu Jingzong.
• Li Shimin sent Zhangsun to recall his two most important advisors Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui to help plan the course of action.
• Crown Prince Li Jiancheng and Prince Li Yuanji successfully plotted the dismissal of Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui ( Li Shimin's principal advisors ) from service.
• After being summoned in secrecy, Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui traveled to Li Shimin's camp, while disguised as Taoist priests, to discuss the strategy.
• Li Shimin decided to take action and planned to dispose of his two brothers at the advice of his subordinates, especially Zhangsun Wuji, Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui, Yuchi Gong, and Hou Junji.
• Late in 626, Emperor Taizong ranked the contributors to Tang rule and granted them titles and fiefs, naming among the first rank of contributors Zhangsun Wuji, Fang, Du Ruhui, Yuchi Gong, and Hou Junji.
• By 626, Li Shimin was fearful that he would be killed by Li Jiancheng, and his staff members Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui, and Zhangsun Wuji were repeatedly encouraging Li Shimin to attack Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji first while Wei Zheng was encouraging Li Jiancheng to attack Li Shimin first.
• Later in 626, when Emperor Taizong personally ranked the contributions of the generals and officials in order to grant them fiefs, Emperor Taizong ranked five of them  Fang, Zhangsun Wuji, Du Ruhui, Yuchi Gong, and Hou Junji to be contributors of the highest grade, and Fang was created the Duke of Han.
• Li Chengqian therefore gathered a group of political and military officials around him to consider overthrowing his father, including his uncle Li Yuanchang ( NgCQ f ) the Prince of Han, his cousin Zhao Jie ( 檷?{ ), and brother-in-law Du He ( \ gw? Du Ruhui's son ).
• The modern Chinese historian Bo Yang opined that Emperor Taizong achieved greatness by enduring criticism which others would find difficult to accept whilst trying hard not to abuse his absolute power ( using Emperor Yang of Sui as a negative example ), as well as through his employment of capable chancellors such as Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui and Wei Zheng.
• Li Shimin tried to summon his strategists Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui, who had been demoted out of his mansion based on accusations by Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji, and when Fang and Du initially resisted ( as they feared Emperor Gaozu's wrath ), Li Shimin sent Yuchi to summon them, with the direction that if they refused, that they be killed.
• He gave his daughter Princess Chengyang to Du's son Du He ( \ gw?) in marriage and created Du He the Duke of Xiangyang . ( Du Ruhui's oldest son Du Gou ( \ g薸 ) inherited the title of Duke of Lai . ) In 643, when Emperor Taizong commissioned the Portraits at Lingyan Pavilion to commemorate the 24 great contributors to Tang rule, Du's was one of the portraits commissioned.
• In 630, while the chancellor Du Ruhui was on his deathbed, he submitted a suggestion to Emperor Taizong that Dai be put in charge of civil service affairs, and Emperor Taizong therefore had Dai, in addition to his other responsibilities, also become the minister of civil service affairs and also gave Dai the additional designation of " Canyu Chaozheng " ( 肧k?g ? e ), making him a " de facto " chancellor.
• Li Chengqian, who had been fearful that Emperor Taizong would eventually remove him and replace him with Li Tai, had begun to conspire with Hou Junji, Li Yuanchang ( NgCQ f ) the Prince of Han ( Emperor Taizong's brother ), the general Li Anyan ( Ng?[ < Q ), and his brothers-in-law Zhao Jie ( 檷?{ ) and Du He ( \ gw? Du Ruhui's son ) to overthrow Emperor Taizong.