Tian Lingzi

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Tian Lingzi was a powerful late Tang dynasty eunuch who dominated the court of Emperor Xizong and played a major role in the political turmoil that hastened the dynasty’s decline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tang dynasty person
eunuch
politician
alliedWith Huang Chao (temporarily, in political maneuvering) NERFINISHED
associatedWith corruption at the late Tang court
eunuch dominance of politics
causeOf resentment among military governors
conflictWith Li Keyong NERFINISHED
Wang Chongrong NERFINISHED
regional military governors (jiedushi)
country Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
dynasty Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
era late Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
eventualFate loss of power
gender male
historicalReputation negative
symbol of eunuch excess in late Tang
influenced imperial succession politics
involvedIn court factional struggles
mentionedIn New Book of Tang NERFINISHED
Old Book of Tang NERFINISHED
Zizhi Tongjian NERFINISHED
notableFor contributing to the decline of the Tang dynasty
dominating the court of Emperor Xizong
major role in late Tang political turmoil
occupation court official
eunuch
patronOf his relatives and clients in government
politicalEffect exacerbation of regional warlordism
weakening of central authority
position court favorite of Emperor Xizong
de facto ruler at Emperor Xizong’s court
powerful palace eunuch
powerBase control of palace guards
influence over imperial appointments
residence Chang’an NERFINISHED
roleIn events surrounding the Huang Chao Rebellion
flight of Emperor Xizong from Chang’an
servedEmperor Emperor Xizong of Tang NERFINISHED

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