Lingaku- Ten Permanent Functionaries at the end of Han, a byword for corruption
Generated definitions (experimental)
- Ten Permanent Functionaries at the end of Han, a byword for corruption
This term refers to a specific group of imperial court officials during the late Han dynasty in China, recognized for their corrupt practices and manipulative power. It signifies the decay of moral integrity within the government.
The corruption issue of the Ten Permanent Functionaries has been widely discussed in history.
Many people believe that the rule of the Ten Permanent Functionaries led to the fall of the Han dynasty.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shí十Cháng常shì侍Quán权tān贪the power and greed of the Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍zhuān zhèng专政the autocratic rule of the Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍zhī之luàn乱the chaos caused by the Ten Permanent Functionariesfǎn duì反对shí cháng shì十常侍to oppose the Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍de的yīn yǐng阴影the shadow of the Ten Permanent Functionariesxī rì昔日shí cháng shì十常侍the former Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍zhī之shì势the influence of the Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍yú与Quán权Chén臣the Ten Permanent Functionaries and the power elitebèi被shí cháng shì十常侍cāo kòng操控to be manipulated by the Ten Permanent Functionariesshí cháng shì十常侍de的fǔ bài腐败the corruption of the Ten Permanent Functionaries