Feng Bao
Ming dynasty person CBDB = 131156
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Feng Bao
Ming dynasty person CBDB = 131156
Feng Bao (fl. 1567–1583) was a Chinese eunuch, the highest-ranking during the minority of the Ming emperor Wanli. He was one of the three most influential figures in the administration of the empire during the first decade of the Emperor's reign, along with Grand Secretary Zhang Juzheng and Empress Dowager Li.
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Feng Bao (fl. 1567–1583) was a Chinese eunuch, the highest-ranking during the minority of the Ming emperor Wanli. He was one of the three most influential figures in the administration of the empire during the first decade of the Emperor's reign, along with Grand Secretary Zhang Juzheng and Empress Dowager Li. Feng was known for his education and competence as a statesman. After Zhang's death in 1582, he lost the emperor's support and was demoted to a lower position in Nanjing in early 1583.
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