harm Tian Huaijian and would be willing to submit to imperial orders, and the soldiers agreed. Tian Xing then executed Jiang and his associates and moved Tian Huaijian out of the headquarters. (While the date of this mutiny was not recorded in historical sources, the mutiny was reported to Emperor Xianzong by the imperial eunuch stationed at Weibo on November 17, 812.) Aftermath Tian Xing buried Tian Ji'an, and then delivered Tian Huaijian to the Tang capital Chang'an. Emperor Xianzong gave Tian Huaijian a general title, gave him a mansion at Chang'an, and granted a generous stipend of grain. No further historical references were made to Tian Huaijian, and it is not known when he died. Notes and references Old Book of Tang, vol. 141. New Book of Tang, vol. 210. Zizhi Tongjian, vols. 238, 239. 802 births 9th-century deaths Tang dynasty generals from Hebei Tang dynasty politicians from Hebei Politicians from Handan