That E Yin went five times to T＇ang, and five times to K?ě is only mentioned here, however. He went to T＇ang, it is said, in consequence of the pressing urgency of his solicitations, and then T＇ang sent him to the tyrant to warm and advise him. Nothing could be farther at first from the wish of them both than to dethrone K?ě. 趋,—"to turn," used figuratively, up. 3rd tone.