Deng Keda

Deng Keda was the grandfather of China's renowned political figure Deng Xiaoping. According to available information, Deng Keda was a farmer by occupation, working as a weaver, and was known for his diligent and honest character. During his career, Deng Keda gradually accumulated wealth through his weaving work, which enabled him to purchase land and property, thereby achieving financial growth. Records indicate that by the time Deng Xiaoping was born, Deng Keda was a small landowner in the local area, owning about two hundred 'diao' of land, where one 'diao' equals five acres.

Deng Keda's family members include his son Deng Shaochang and his grandson Deng Xiaoping. Details regarding his birth year, family life, and other personal information have not been disclosed in the available materials.

His life exemplifies the process of transformation from a farmer to a landowner, reflecting the social changes in rural areas during that period, characterized by the gradual concentration of land. Deng Keda played an important role within his family and the local community, laying a financial foundation for subsequent generations.

Currently, specific information such as his date of birth, date of death, and place of birth has not been confirmed in public records.