Historical Events tagged with "officials"

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Politics & Government

Tehran Bombing Targets Islamic Republican Party Officials

June 28th, 1981 43 years ago

A powerful bomb exploded in Tehran, resulting in the deaths of 73 officials of the Islamic Republican Party. The bombing occurred during a party meeting at the Islamic Republic Party headquarters, aimed at high-ranking officials. Following the explosion, the Iranian government quickly accused various opposition groups of orchestrating the attack, leading to increased tensions and crackdowns on dissent.

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Politics & Government

Zhu Zhifan Declares Rebellion Against Liu Jin

May 12th, 1510 514 years ago

Zhu Zhifan, a notable official, orchestrated a deadly banquet in which he assassinated attendees, primarily officials loyal to the Ming dynasty eunuch Liu Jin. This shocking act marked the beginning of the Prince of Anhua Rebellion, as Zhu declared his intention to overthrow the powerful eunuch who had significant control over the court during the reign of the Zhengde Emperor. Zhu sought to rally support against the corrupt practices of Liu and his faction, aiming to restore power to the emperor and traditional officials.

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