He Jin
Chinese general and regent during Han Dynasty
Chinese general and regent during Han Dynasty
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Leaders & Politicians
China
Born in 135, served as a general and regent during the late Eastern Han Dynasty in China. He Jin played a significant role in the political landscape of the time, particularly during the power struggles and factions within the imperial court. In 189, he was assassinated as part of a coup, which led to the eventual collapse of the Han Dynasty.
Served as regent during the Han Dynasty
Played a central role in court politics
Assassinated in 189 leading to political turmoil
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