Sun Quan's Faction · Gentleman of the Household; Marquis of Gaomi; General of the Guards; Director of Affairs of the Secretariat
Teng Mu
also called 滕密
Teng Mu, Eastern Wu's General of the Guards and Sun Hao's father-in-law, was sent to Cangwu and died of grief en route.
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History 3 vols.
- Sun Quan's Faction· Undated
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Teng Mu was the father of Eastern Wu’s General of the Guards and Lady Teng, and is mentioned in relevant accounts in the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the novel.
Deeds
After Sun Xiu ascended the throne, Teng Mu was pardoned and returned, and was appointed Gentleman of the Five Offices. When Sun Hao enfeoffed himself as Marquis of Wucheng, he took Teng Mu’s daughter as a consort. After Sun Hao Ascends the Throne, he made her empress, enfeoffed Teng Mu as Marquis of Gaomi, and appointed him General of the Guards and Director of the Secretariat. (Recorded in the histories)
In the second year of Ganlu, Sun Hao killed Wang Fan at a banquet. Teng Mu and Liu Ping pleaded on Wang Fan’s behalf, but their appeal was not granted. (Recorded in the histories)
In the winter of the first year of Baoding, Sun Hao returned the capital to Jianye, while Teng Mu remained in Wuchang to oversee its defense. (Recorded in the histories)
Thereafter, Teng Mu was sent to reside in Cangwu Commandery. Though he was not stripped of his title, he was in effect exiled, and ultimately died of grief on the way. (Recorded in the histories)
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