Fang Lu: In the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was made acting king. At the end of the year, he claimed to be the great grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, joined forces with the Qiang and Hu nobles in Sanshui, and was later proclaimed emperor by Xiongnu Khan. He surrendered to the Eastern Han Dynasty in 40 A.D. and was named acting king. Only one person is qualified to succeed Lu to the throne.
Lu: A poet in the Tang Dynasty. Known as one of the "four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty", his poems are full of grief and indignation, the most famous of which is "Ancient Meaning Chang 'an".
Lu Tang: General of Ming Dynasty. In eastern Zhejiang, he participated in more than ten amphibious wars, killing more than a thousand people, and became a famous anti-Japanese soldier after Qi Jiguang and Yu.
Lu Wenshao: an ancient book collator in Qing Dynasty. He collated 38 kinds of ancient books such as Spring and Autumn Annals and White Tiger Tong by Lu, and corrected many mistakes. He is the author of a book collection.
Lu Zhi: Yuan Dynasty writer. Poetic circles are as famous as Liu Yin and Yao Sui, and are called "Liuliu" and "Yao Lu" by the world. Lu Xianba: He was once named Prime Minister and Town Lord by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Most of the early documents and memorial system of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom were written by him. Successive Beiyang Military Division Chief.
In the Tang Dynasty, Lu had eight prime ministers, namely: Lu Tang, Lu Chengqing, Lu Han, Lu Mai, Shen Lu and Qilu.
Contemporary scientist Lu Jiaxi was the president of China Academy of Sciences.