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The Ten Attendants (also known as the Ten Eunuchs) was a group of eunuchs from the Eunuch Faction of the Han Imperial Court in China.

They arrose to a place of power and corruption by misusing widowed Empresses and gaining support from Emperors for power. Their most influencial members was Zhang Rang and Jian Shuo who beheaded the honorable and heroic Supreme General He Jin.

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	The '''Ten Attendants'''' (also known as the '''Ten Eunuchs''') was a group of [[eunuch]]s from the Eunuch Faction of the [[Han Dynasty\|Han]] Imperial Court in [[China]].		The '''Ten Attendants''' (also known as the '''Ten Eunuchs''') was a group of [[eunuch]]s from the Eunuch Faction of the [[Han Dynasty\|Han]] Imperial Court in [[China]].

	They arrose to a place of power and corruption by misusing widowed Empresses and gaining support from Emperors for power. Their most influencial members was [[Zhang Rang]] and [[Jian Shuo]] who beheaded the honorable and heroic Supreme General [[He Jin]].		They arrose to a place of power and corruption by misusing widowed Empresses and gaining support from Emperors for power. Their most influencial members was [[Zhang Rang]] and [[Jian Shuo]] who beheaded the honorable and heroic Supreme General [[He Jin]].