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Murong Ke
Murong Ke was a prince and general of the Former Yan, son of Murong Huang. In 352 he defeated and captured Ran Min, ruler of Ran Wei, at Liantai, opening the way to Ye. As regent for the young emperor Murong Wei from 360 he was a capable administrator and commander, and his death in 367 left the court to rivalries that weakened the state.
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