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Fu Deng
Fu Deng was the last significant emperor of the Former Qin, a Di-led state of northern China. After Fu Jian's defeat at the Fei River in 383 and his death in 385, Fu Deng, a distant relative, took the throne in 386 and fought Later Qin for years in the north-west. He was captured and killed by Yao Xing in 394, ending the dynasty in practice.
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