Xiao Gou (Chinese: 蕭遘) (died April 6, 887[1][2]), courtesy name Desheng (得聖), was a politician of the late Tang dynasty, serving as a chancellor and senior financial official during the turbulent reign of Emperor Xizong. A forceful politician and the scion of a prestigious aristocratic family, Xiao survived factional infighting that jeopardized his early career to become a ranking official at Emperor Xizong's court. When the imperial capital of Chang'an fell to rebel forces in early 881, Xiao managed to escape the city and reunite with Emperor Xizong, who appointed him to oversee the imperial treasury and, later, as chancellor at the imperial court-in-exile in Chengdu. Xiao worked aggressively to reform the imperial government and strengthen its position, and remained chancellor when the court eventually returned to Chang'an, but clashed with the powerful palace eunuch Tian Lingzi and found many of his efforts frustrated. When Emperor Xizong was once again ousted from the capital, a disillusioned Xiao declined to follow him into exile but also refused active service at the court of the pretender Li Yun. Nevertheless, when Li Yun's usurpation was suppressed, Xiao was accused of complicity in the rebellion by his rival Kong Wei and was forced to commit suicide.
XiaoGou (Chinese: 蕭遘) (died April 6, 887), courtesy name Desheng (得聖), was a politician of the late Tang dynasty, serving as a chancellor and senior financial...
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accused of being friendly with Yu were demoted, including XiaoGou. (Wei's actions against Wang and Xiao were considered highly contrary to the general rules...
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chancellors in the New Book of Tang, XiaoGou and Pei Che died on April 6, 887, and according to the Zizhi Tongjian, Xiao, Pei, and Zheng were ordered to die...
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Fengxiang, apparently to try to pry him from Tian's influence, the chancellor XiaoGou summoned Zhu Mei and his troops to Fengxiang, but when Zhu arrived at Fengxiang...