What happened to Deng Tong, the richest man in the Western Han Dynasty and the favorite of Wendi?

During the period of Liu Heng, Deng Tong was loved by Deng Tong, which made him the richest man in the Western Han Dynasty. However, after Liu Heng's death, Liu Qi succeeded to the throne. He was very disgusted with Deng Tong. He not only tried his best to recover his property, but also owed billions of copper coins to the country because of Deng Tong's crimes, and finally died in a stranger's house.

Liu Heng, the emperor of China, can be regarded as one of the better emperors in Chinese history. Under his rule, the country was prosperous, but people in ancient times, whether at dawn or today's son of heaven, believed in ghosts and gods very much, and Liu Heng, the emperor of China, was no exception. An emperor in China once dreamed of going to heaven, but he couldn't get there, so a yellow-headed wolf pushed him behind his back and sent him to heaven. In my dream, I found a hole in the clothes behind the yellow-headed wolf, so I wrote it down.

After waking up, Liu Heng gradually went to Taiwan Province to look for this yellow-headed wolf. Deng Tong was so happy that there happened to be a hole in the back of his clothes that day, so Liu Heng believed that he was the one who helped himself, so it was very lucky for him. Later, he was promoted to the position of doctor many times. A fortuneteller once said that Deng Tong would eventually starve to death because of poverty, so Liu Heng wanted to change the fate of Deng Tong. Not only gave him billions of copper coins, but also gave him a copper mountain in Sichuan, Deng Tong to make his own copper coins, so Deng Tong also took the position of the richest man in the Western Han Dynasty.

Deng Tong also knew that he was incompetent, so he flattered Liu Heng everywhere. Once Liu Heng has a poisonous sore, Deng Tong will not hesitate to suck it out with his mouth. Therefore, Liu Heng wanted to test the prince and let him give himself a drug sore. Although the prince also accepted it, he was reluctant to part with it. Liu Heng told him about Deng Tong's poisonous sore, and the prince hated Deng Tong very much. After Liu Heng's death, the prince succeeded to the throne and recovered all the property of Deng Tong. Later, someone accused Deng Tong of casting copper coins privately, so he ordered a thorough investigation, which made Deng Tong not only lose his fortune, but also owe the country billions of copper coins.