There are five main origins: ① From the surname Jiang, a descendant of Shennong of Emperor Yan, from Sun Gaoxi, a descendant of Taigong of Qi, with Yi as the surname. According to the "Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames": "The Jiang family, after the Grand Duke of Qi, to Wen Gongzi Gao and Gao Sun Xi, grew up in Lu, now Lu County, because of the Lu family name..." ② From the compound surname, the single surname was changed to Lu Shi. According to "Tongzhi Clan Chronicle", after Duke Huan of Qi, the surname Lu Pu was changed to Lu; according to "Book of Wei Clan Chronicle", Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty changed Xianbei to the surname Tufulu, Fulu, and Lupu. The surname Molu is Lu, which is the surname Lu in Luoyang, Henan. There is also a group of people who took "Ge Lu" as their surname, and later changed their surname to Lu. ③The surname was changed from his to Lu. According to "The Biography of Lu Taiyi in the Book of Sui", Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty gave the surname Lu to Zhangqiu (complex surname) Taiyi, a native of Hejian, which was the surname Lu in Hejian (governing the southeast of Xianxian County, Hebei Province today). ④ From his surname to Lu. For example, people with the surname Lei who were originally from Fanyang, Hebei Province (later Wang Wang came to Guangshan, Henan Province) changed their surname to Lu at the beginning of the Northern Zhou Dynasty; in the Tang Dynasty, people with the surname Lu of Sanyuan (later Wang Wang came to Sanyuan, Shaanxi Province) changed their surname to Lu with the special approval of the emperor. ⑤In the Spring and Autumn Period, some descendants of the Luzi Kingdom took "Lu" as their surname, and later changed it to Lu.
Ancestor: Gao Xi. Migration: The Lu surname originated in the southwest of Changqing, Shandong today. It multiplied in the Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period. After the "Tian family replaced Qi", they scattered between Yan and Qin. During the Qin Dynasty, Dr. Lu Ao settled in Zhuojun and was known as the Lu family in Zhuojun. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Lu Wan, the grandson of Lu Ao, followed the Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty to rebel against the Qin Dynasty. He was granted the title of King of Yan due to his meritorious service, and the state was granted to Zhuo County. Later, the surname of Lu in Zhuo County was also called Fanyang. It lasts through the years. At the same time, people with the surname Lu had moved to the area between Guyuan, Ningxia and Pingliang, Gansu, with Lu Fang, king of the Eastern Han Dynasty, as their ancestor. The branch passed down from Duke Huan of Qi had the compound surname Lu Pu. After changing its surname to Lu, it also multiplied in Zhuo County. In the Yongjia Rebellion at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Lu surname moved south on a large scale, and some moved south to Jiangsu and Zhejiang with the Jin Dynasty; another branch of the Lu family went north to Liaoshen, and later developed into a large clan in western Liaoning. This branch of the Lu family was the Taibao of the later Wei Dynasty, and Lu Luyuan, the official secretary of the later Wei Dynasty. (Changli Tuhe
Henan County During the reign of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty, Sanchuan County of Qin was renamed as a county, and its administrative location was Luoyang (now northeast of Luoyang, Henan).
Hejian County Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty first established the county, and the administrative seat was Lecheng (southeast of today's Xian County, Hebei Province). Hall name: Zhuanjing Hall Lu Zhi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when he was young, he and Zheng Xuan worshiped Ma Rong as their teacher. Ma Rong set up a crimson gauze tent on the lectern, set up a female musician behind the tent, and gave lectures in front of the tent. Lu Zhi only listened intently and never glanced at the female singer for several years.
Recital Hall Lu Yicheng, a great Neo-Confucian scholar in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "Four Books of Narration". This book has had a great influence since its publication. The children surnamed Lu took the name of the hall to commemorate Lu Yicheng.
Kao Li Hall Lu Bian, a native of Fanyang in the Northern Wei Dynasty, was smart and diligent in his youth, had extensive knowledge, and was proficient in classics and ancient books. He became a doctor of Taixue, and wrote annotations on the Book of Rites of Dai Dai and other books.
Dexiantang In the Southern Song Dynasty, Lu Xiaobiao guarded his father's tomb for three years. After that, he built a house in the mountains and lived in the forest, giving lectures and writing books. He is the author of "Yuxi Collected Works", "Dexiantang Collection", etc.
Bao Jing Tang Qing Dynasty scholar Lu Wenxuan, known as Bao Jing, his study was called Bao Jing Tang, and the academic community called him Mr. Bao Jing.
Other hall numbers: ① Junwang hall numbers: Fanyang, Henan, and Hejian. ②Self-established hall names: Dunben, Jingcheng, Xiancheng, Junde, Peiyuan, Zhongyi, etc. Generation: The generation of the Tu Lu family in Jiangsu Province: The family is prosperous, the prosperity is strong, the trees are bright and the gold is cultivated, the east is long, the Zhongzheng is broad, the show is prosperous.
The descendants of the Lu family in Yiyang, Hunan: Yuanji Kai Dehao, Tianyun Court in the middle of the year, bright and upright, and will be honored forever. The continuation of the word generation: filial piety and friendship are the foundation, starting a show and inheriting the clan, passing down the family's business, and having a fragrant voice from afar. The new generation: Li Yue Zhao Xian Duo, poetry and books Yu Hou Kun, articles Hua Shang Guo, economic praise Shengping.
The generation of the Lu family in Chaozhou, Guangdong: Benefiting tens of millions of people, honoring scholars and cultivating scholars, cultivating virtues in Confucianism, pursuing poetry and calligraphy for agility, leading families to have great achievements, and bringing peace and prosperity to Hongyou.
The characters of the Lu family in Fuzhou, Fujian are as follows: The sky is bright and sunny, generations are prosperous, poems and books are beautiful, loyalty and filial piety are associated with beauty, articles are good luck, rituals and music are passed down to the family, virtues are accumulated as treasures, and writings are brilliant . Famous conduct: □□□□, make money in the right way, be a virtuous minister, have good talents, be successful forever, cultivate good deeds and prosper, learn from Confucius and Mencius, and the country will be prosperous.
Fujian Shunchang Lu's generation: Jia Xin generates gold, jade and virtuous people become virtuous, uniform and square, safe and prosperous, honorable, literary and rites, nobles, tripods and crowns, great achievements, Zuo Yongze long.
The Lu family in Xiushui, Jiangxi Province: Advocating Confucianism and Taoism from the advanced, being virtuous and generous, being loyal and inheriting the family, Guang Shixu, writing about the Chinese nation, virtuous people, Ren Xieyi personally being the heir, and being a good scholar. To assist Zhongbang, Gu Yi was lucky enough to go to Mo Yong early, and he looked forward to the blessings and longevity of his auspicious hair.
The Lu family of Tonggu in Jiangxi Province: perfect virtues with each passing day, etiquette and righteousness inspire people, principles are harmonious and docile, good luck and good fortune, good fortune and prosperity, loyalty and virtuous people are promoted, and the prosperity of the country is long.
The Lu family in Lingshan, Zhejiang Province: etiquette, integrity and ability, kindness, kindness and sincerity, elegance, kindness and purity, honor and glory, innovation and innovation, peace and harmony, moral integrity and clear origins.
The Lu family in Guangyuan, Sichuan, has the following surnames: Dongbangde Zelong, Junxian Guangguang Guangda.
The Lu family in Xinyang, Henan Province: The scenery is long and bright, and the virtue is bright and prosperous.
The Lu family of Lufeng, Guangdong: inherited the Yuan Dynasty, established a good teaching, was honest, loving and respectful, adhered to ethics, symbolized the virtuous and helped the beautiful, was prominent and public, allowed for prosperity and prosperity, and extended the work.
The Lu family in Gaoxian County, Sichuan Province: Deng Ting Wen Dazheng, Zhong Ying established the country, filial piety became Zongze, wise and Bingxian.
The Hui Lu family in Guangdong is of the generation: a student with a great heart, a noble master with a clear mind, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, and a good teacher.
The Lu family in Teng County, Guangxi: There were virtuous people in the prosperous times, and their talents were promoted according to the times; those who could achieve great things could go straight to the court.
The original name of the Lu family in Bazhong, Sichuan: The southern court is noble in the late period, Ying Motong promotes benevolence, the Han and Chu Chong are prosperous, and the country is peaceful and safe. Continuing the word generation: The sages have been taught, only good things are flying, the most holy worldly nature, teaching with ethics, using abilities and outstanding service, following the way and following the rules, honoring, prospering, and prospering in the past dynasties. Famous person: Lu Wan (247 BC or 256 BC-193 BC), a prince and king in the early Han Dynasty. A native of Feng County (now part of Jiangsu). At the end of the Qin Dynasty, he followed Liu Bang in the uprising in Pei, becoming his close confidant, and then entered Hanzhong and became a general. When the Han Dynasty attacked Xiang Yu, he was appointed Taiwei and granted the title of Marquis of Chang'an. Later, he and Liu Jia defeated the Linjiang Wang Weiwei, and defeated Yan Wang Zangcha from Liu Bang, and was granted the title of Yan Wang. When Zhao Xiangguo Chen Xi rebelled, he sent people to unite and colluded with the Xiongnu nobles. However, they were defeated and fled to the Xiongnu. The Xiongnu Chanyu became the king of Donghulu. Died by the Huns.
Lu Fang, a separatist in the early Eastern Han Dynasty. Zijunqi, born in Sanshui, Anding (now Tongxin Northeast, Ningxia). During the Xinmang period, he claimed to be Liu Wenbo, the great-grandson of Emperor Wu, and launched an army with the Qiang and Hu nobles in the Sanshui area. He was later called General and King of Xiping, and was made emperor by the Xiongnu Chanyu. In the fifth year of Jianwu (29 AD), under the support of the Xiongnu, five counties including Wuyuan and Shuofang were separated and the capital was Jiuyuan (today's west of Baotou, Inner Mongolia). In the 16th year, he surrendered to the Han Dynasty and was granted the title of King of Dai. Later, he rebelled again and stayed with the Xiongnu for more than ten years. He died of illness.
Lu Zhi (?-192), a classics scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Zi Qian. A native of Zhuo County, Zhuo County (now Zhuozhou, Hebei Province). Young Master Ma Rong. During the reign of Emperor Ling, he successively served as a doctor and the governor of Jiujiang and Lujiang. During the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he paid homage to General Bei Zhonglang and led his army to the town. He was defeated by Zhang Jiao. He later served as Minister, but was dismissed because he offended Dong Zhuo. He is the author of "Shangshu Zhangju" and "Exegesis of Three Rites", which are now lost.
Lu Chen (284-350), a writer of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The courtesy name is Ziliang, a native of Fan Yangzhuo (now Zhuo County, Hebei Province). Qingming, talented and thoughtful, good at learning from Lao Zhuang and Zhuangzi, and good at writing. He was first appointed as Taiwei. Luoyang fell, and it was close to Liu Kun in the north, and was captured by Liu Can. After Can's defeat, he returned to Liu Kun and was appointed as Lord Bo of Sikong, and then became a Zhonglang. Kun died in western Liaoning and lived in exile for nearly twenty years. After the Western Liao Dynasty was defeated, he returned to Shi Jilong and served as the Imperial Prince's Jijiujiu, Shizhong, and Zhongshu Supervisor. He was later killed by Ran Min. The original collection of ten volumes has been lost. There are eight poems in existence today, among which "Looking at the Ancients", "Giving to Liu Kun", "Giving to Cui Wen" and "Reply to Wei Ziti" are the more famous ones. He lived in an era when the motherland was divided and the mountains and rivers changed color, so there were many words of emotion and sadness in his poems. Although his poems were not as generous and tragic as Liu Kun's, they were not on the same level as the Xuanyan poems that were popular at the time. There are also "Ganyuan Fu", "Zhaoxia Fu", "Dengyetai Fu" and so on.
Lu Xun (?-411), leader of the peasant uprising in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. A native of Fanyang Zhuo County (now Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province), his nickname was Yuanlong and his courtesy name was Yu Xian. Sun En's brother-in-law. Participated in the Sun En Uprising. The uprising failed in the first year of Yuanxing (402). After Sun En's death, he was promoted as the leader by the remaining troops. At that time, Huan Xuan defeated Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu Province) and planned to usurp the Jin Dynasty. He was appointed as the prefect of Yongjia. Later, he was attacked by Liu Yu and led his troops to occupy Guangzhou. He was named General Pingnan. He sent envoys to pay tribute to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was appointed as General of the Conqueror, Governor of Guangzhou, and General of Pingyue Zhonglang. In the sixth year of Yixi (410), Liu Yu took advantage of Liu Yu's northern expedition to Nanyan. He and his brother-in-law Xu Daofu, the prefect of Shixing, raised troops in Guangzhou, went north to occupy Yuzhang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi) and other places, and went down the river to Jiankang. After being defeated repeatedly by Liu Yu, Guangzhou was attacked by Liu Yu again. He was forced to return to the army and moved to Jiaozhou. After defeat, he committed suicide by drowning.
Lu Bian (?-about 557) was a scholar in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. His courtesy name was Jingxuan, a native of Fan Yangzhuo (now part of Hebei Province), and a family of Confucianists. In the Wei Dynasty, he was a scholar and became a doctor of Taixue. He annotated "Dadaili". Following Emperor Xiaowu into Guanzhong, he became Taichang Qing, Prince Shaofu, and was granted the title of Duke Fan Yang. Most of the laws and regulations of the Western Wei Dynasty were formulated by Bian. He also completed the reform of the official system in accordance with the "Book of Rites of Zhou". During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, he was an official and became a general, and he died during the reign of Emperor Shizong.
Lu Sidao (535-586), a poet of Sui Dynasty. Zi Zixing. A native of Fan Yang (now Zhuozhou, Hebei). He served in the Northern Qi Dynasty and Northern Zhou Dynasty, and then became an official in the Sui Dynasty and became the minister of Sanqi. He was a student of Xing Shao, one of the "Three Talents of the Northern Dynasties". It had a literary name during the Tianbao period of the Northern Qi Dynasty. His poems are longer than seven words, good at using allusions, neatly contrasted, full of momentum, and fluent in language. He was the pioneer of seven-character songs in the early Tang Dynasty and had a higher status in the late Northern Dynasties and early Sui Dynasty. His representative works include "Listening to the Singing Cicada" and "Walking in the Army". The most famous text is "Lao Sheng Lun", which is known as the most important work in the Northern Dynasties. He also has historical treatises such as "On the Rise and Fall of the Northern Qi Dynasty" and "On the Rise and Fall of the Northern Zhou Dynasty". The original collection has been lost. The Ming Dynasty compiled "Lu Wuyang Collection".
Lu Hong, a painter of the Tang Dynasty. Also known as Hongyi, with the courtesy name Haoran (one name is Haoran). His ancestral home is Fanyang (now Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province), and later moved to Luoyang (now part of Henan Province), hiding in Songshan Mountain. In the sixth year of Kaiyuan (718), he was summoned to admonish the officials but failed. He is a master of seal script and regular script, and is good at painting landscapes. He once wrote "Ten Records of the Thatched Cottage", describing the scenery of his seclusion, and there are copies of it circulating.
Lu Zhaolin (about 636-695), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The name is Shengzhi, and he calls himself Youyouzi. A native of Fanyang, Youzhou (now Zhuozhou, Hebei). Together with Wang Bo, Yang Jiong and King Luo Bin, they are also known as the Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty. Erudite and able to write. Due to political frustration and long-term illness, he threw himself into Yingshui and died. He is good at poetry and parallel prose. Poetry is best in the form of song. The artistic conception is clear and distinct, winning with charm. Representative works such as "Ancient Meanings of Chang'an" use the past to satirize the present, with profound and thought-provoking sentiments, clear and elegant words, and euphemisms. It is a masterpiece of long song lines in the early Tang Dynasty. There is "Youyouzi Collection".
Lu Zangyong (about 664-about 714), a writer of Tang Dynasty. The courtesy name is Ziqian, a native of Fanyang, Youzhou (now Zhuoxian County, Hebei Province). He was less famous for his literary talent and learning. He was promoted to Jinshi but could not be promoted. He and his brother Zheng Ming lived in seclusion in Zhongnan Mountain. In Chang'an (701-704), he was awarded Zuo Shiyi by Zhongzhao, Shenlongzhong, and served as Minister of Rites and Bachelor of Zhaowen Hall. He was entrusted with Princess Taiping and exiled to Lingnan. He was friendly with Chen Zi'ang, and once edited the "Collected Works of Chen Boyu", praising Zi'ang for being "outstanding through the ages, able to control the decline of society, making the world astonished, and changing the quality of his writings." He is an active supporter of Chen Ziang's poetry changes. Ability belongs to Wen, Gongcaoli, large and small seal scripts, and Bafen. He studied with Sun Cao when he was young, and he studied with Yi Shao (Wang Xizhi) in his later years. He had eight points of rules and regulations. There are thirty volumes of collected works, and eight of his poems are recorded in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty".
Lu Qi (?-784), a minister of the Tang Dynasty. Ziliang, named Ziliang, was born in Lingchang, Huazhou (now southwest of Hua County, Henan Province). Use Yin to record the governors of Zhongzhou and Guozhou. In the early days of Jianzhong, Zhongcheng, the imperial censor, was promoted to prime minister. He framed Yang Yan and Yan Zhenqing, and ostracized Prime Minister Zhang Yi and others. They also levied taxes such as separation and removal of obstacles, causing complaints all over the world. In the fourth year of Jianzhong (783), there was a mutiny in Jingyuan and the capital fell. Shuofang Jiedushi Li Huaiguang repeatedly went to court to impeach him and was demoted to Xinzhou Sima. He then moved to Lizhou and died.
Lu Lun (748-about 799), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word Yunyan. He was born in Hezhongpu (now Yongji, Shanxi). One of the ten talented men in Dali. During the Dali period, Wang Jin recommended him as a scholar of Jixian and secretary of the Provincial School. Later, he served as a judge in the Marshal's Mansion of the Hezhong Jiedu Envoy, and as a doctor in the Household Department of the Inspection School. There are many poems and poems written as gifts and replies, and some reflect the life of soldiers. There are ten volumes of "Collected Poems of Lu Lun".
Lulenga, a painter of the Tang Dynasty. A native of Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi Province). His original name was Zhen, his nickname was Lengjia, and his first name was Lengjia. Student of Wu Daozi. He is good at making Buddhist statues and sutras, and has painted many murals. At the beginning of the Qian and Yuan Dynasty, he painted several blocks of "Eminent Monks" at Dashengci Temple in Chengdu, with inscriptions by Yan Zhenqing; he also painted three gates of Zhuangyan Temple (some say Zongzhi Temple) in Chang'an. Appreciated by Wu Daozi. The "Portrait of the Six Deities" is preserved today and is passed down to him as his work.
Lu Tong (about 775-835), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Called himself Tamakawako. A native of Fan Yang (now Zhuozhou, Hebei). When he was young, he lived in seclusion in Shaoshi Mountain, lived in poverty, studied hard, and was unwilling to become an official. He once wrote "Moon Eclipse Poetry" to satirize the eunuchs' monopoly power at that time, which was called "Lunar Eclipse Poetry" by Han Yu. During the Ganlu Incident, he was killed at the same time as Wang Ya because he stayed at the home of Prime Minister Wang Ya. His poems reflected the political malpractices and people's livelihood suffering at that time, and their style was almost prose. There is "Collection of Poems by Tamagawako" handed down from generation to generation.
Lu Meiniang (792-?) was a female craftswoman in the Tang Dynasty. A native of Nanhai (now Panyu, Guangdong). He is intelligent, good at embroidery, and extremely skillful. He can embroider eight volumes of the Lingbao Sutra (one theory is the seven volumes of the Lotus Sutra) on one foot of silk. The characters are no bigger than a grain of rice, but they can be embroidered with ink clearly defined and as fine as a hair. Divide it into three sections with a single hook, dye it into five colors, and tie it into a five-fold golden cover. Among them, there are ten states and three islands, celestial beings, beauties, phoenixes and phoenixes in the palace, and thousands of boys holding banners to celebrate festivals. Emperor Shunzong of the Tang Dynasty praised her miraculous abilities and called her the goddess. Emperor Xianzong also appreciated her intelligence and skill and once rewarded her with a golden wristband. Because she did not want to live in the palace, she was released to the South China Sea and became a female Taoist priest, giving her the name Xiaoyao. Later generations once wrote "Xiaoyao Zhuan" for her.
Lu Shirong (?-1285), Yuan Chen. A native of Daming (now part of Hebei Province), his given name was Mao, which was written in Chinese characters. When Ahema was in power, he served as Jiangxi tea transport envoy. In the 21st year of the Yuan Dynasty (1284), he was recommended by Sang Ge and summoned by Shizu. He won the court debate with Zhongshu provincial officials and was appointed Zhongshu Youcheng. Then he took charge of finance, rectified the banknote law and salt law, adjusted taxes, implemented official brewing and ironware manufacturing, established regulations and measures to plan the revenue and expenditure of money and grain, and promulgated nine laws such as tax exemption, land rent, and fixed official examinations and promotions. . The ancestor was deeply relied on, but he was jealous of the ministers, was impeached and punished harshly for financial management, the world was empty, and his actions did not match his words, etc. He was immediately imprisoned and executed.
Lu Zhi (?-after 1314), a Yuan writer. The name is Chudao, the name is Xinlao, and the name is Shuzhai. A native of Zhuojun (now Zhuozhou, Hebei Province). He became a Jinshi in the Yuan Dynasty and became a Hanlin scholar. His poetry is as famous as Liu Yin and Yao Sui, and he is known as "Liu Lu" and "Yao Lu" in the world. All of his Sanqu that survive today are called Xiao Ling, which mostly write about leisurely feelings and have a graceful style. There is "Shu Zhai Ji", which has been lost. Wen Tingshi of the Qing Dynasty compiled dozens of poems and essays from "Yongle Dadian", but they have not been passed down.
Lu Lao (?-about 1558), a writer of Ming Dynasty. He was born in Junxian County (now part of Henan Province), with the courtesy name Shaolu. Chinese students. Because of his talent and arrogance, he disobeyed the county magistrate and was falsely accused to death. Fortunately, Xie Zhen defended him and was vindicated. In "Tongyan for Warning the World", "Lu Taixue's poems and wines are proud of the Duke", which plays out this story. He is the author of "The Collection of Midges".
Lu Boring, a general who fought against the Japanese in the Ming Dynasty. The courtesy name is Ziming, a native of Runing Prefecture (governing present-day Runan, Henan Province). Born into a general family. He has successively served as staff general and deputy commander-in-chief. During the Jiajing period, he defended against Japanese pirates in Fujian.
In the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing (1555), he, Yu Dayou and Tang Kekuan defeated the Japanese pirates in Wangjiangjing, Jiaxing (now north of Jiaxing, Zhejiang). Soon after, he pursued the enemy at sea and captured the Japanese leader Lin Bichuan and others at Dachen Mountain (now Dachen Island, Zhejiang). Later, because of his meritorious service in killing the king, he was promoted to governor and governor. After Hu Zongxian was impeached and imprisoned, he resigned from office.
Lu Xiangsheng (1600-1639), a general in the Ming Dynasty. The word Jiandou. A native of Yixing (belonging to Jiangsu). In 1622, he became a Jinshi and later served as the magistrate of the Daiming Dynasty. After 1629, the Jin army entered the pass and forced the capital (Beijing). He recruited tens of thousands of troops to defend. The following year, he joined politics on the right side and was ordered to regulate the military equipment of Daming (belonging to Hebei), Guangping (Yongnian, Hebei), and Shunde (Xingtai, Hebei). The unit was known as the "Tianxiong Army". Starting from 1633, he participated in the peasant uprising army led by Gao Yingxiang and Li Zicheng. In 1636, he served as governor-general of Xuanda and Shanxi military affairs, training troops to defend the Qing Dynasty. In 1638, he led his generals to divide their lanes to attack the Qing army attacking three routes southward, and fought with them in Qingdu, Zhending (Wangdu, Zhengding, Hebei) and other places. However, Yang Sichang, the Minister of Rites and a scholar of Dongge University who held military power, insisted on peace, and controlled everything at the same time, which made him lose in many battles, and it was difficult to reverse the situation of the war even if he fought to the death. In January 1639, he was killed in a fierce battle with the Qing army in Julu (Hebei). When he was only 39 years old, he was later given the posthumous title of Zhongsu by the Minister of the Ministry of War. There is also "Lu Zhongsu Gongji".
Lu Yinpu (1760-1839), a Qing minister. The courtesy name is Linsheng and the nickname is Nanshi. He is a native of Dezhou, Shandong Province. Qianlong Jinshi. Calendar editor, director of the Ministry of Rites, minister of Honglu Temple, etc. During the Jiaqing period, he was the minister of Guanglu Temple and the minister of military aircraft. Uprising with Zhen Linqing and Li Wencheng. He was promoted to the Minister of Rites and served as the president of the National History Museum. Adjust the official department. Lei Guan Ti Renge, a bachelor, plus the crown prince's Taibao and Prince's Taifu. His posthumous title was Wensu.
Lu Wenxuan (1717-1796) was a Qing colographer. His courtesy name was Zhao Gong, his first name was Shao Gong, his nickname was Jiyu, and he was also called Guzhai. In his later years, he was renamed Gongfu. His study was named Baojing Hall, and he was known as Mr. Baojing, a Renhe person. He was a Jinshi during the Qianlong Emperor's reign, and was awarded the title of editor and editor of the Hanlin Academy. He also served as an academic officer in Zuo Chunfang and Zuo Zhongyun, a bachelor's degree student at the Hanlin Academy, an examiner in the Guangdong Provincial Examination, and an admiral in Hunan's academic affairs. In the thirty-fourth year, he returned to his hometown and lectured on classics in academies across Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Lu was fond of learning all his life and was famous for his collation of ancient books. The ancient books collated include "The Book of Yizhou", "The Sound and Meaning of Mencius", "Xunzi", "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals", "Jia Yi's New Book", "Han Shi Wai Zhuan", "Spring and Autumn Fan Lu", "Dialect", and "Bai Hu Tong" wait. They were printed on engraved boards and compiled into the "Bao Jing Tang Series". It is also combined into thirty-eight kinds of classics and histories, and is called "Qunshu Supplement". His annotations can enable scholars to "reveal the truth, expose the truth, and clear up doubts." He also collected extensively and collected rare editions, with a collection of tens of thousands of volumes. He is the author of "Bao Jing Tang Collection", "Etiquette Commentary and Detailed Collation", "Zhongshan Notes", "Longcheng Notes", "Guangya Shi Tianxia Notes", etc.
Lu Kun (1772-1835), a Qing general. A native of Zhuozhou, Shuntian Prefecture, his courtesy name is Jingzhi and his nickname is Houshan. Jiaqing Jinshi. In the second year of Daoguang (1882), he was appointed governor of Shaanxi. After ten years, he moved to governor of Huguang and supervised the uprising of Zhao Jinlong, a citizen of Jianghua Yao in Hunan. Xuan was appointed governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. In the 14th year, the British invader Lu Laobei led his ships to invade Humen and docked in Huangpu. He threatened many people, but he strictly refused and expelled the British ships. Afterwards, coastal defense was strengthened. He died of illness the following year. Presented to the Minister of War.
Lu Shengkui (1822-1889) was a Qing Peking Opera actor and playwright. Originally from Jiangxi (some say Anhui), he moved to Beijing. Also known as Lu Taizi. As a hobby of Peking Opera, he joined the "Sanqing Class" hosted by Cheng Changgeng. He plays Lao Sheng, especially Zhuge Liang. He has written many Peking Opera scripts, among which "Three Kingdoms" is the most famous, with thirty-six (some say forty) copies.
Other people named Lu include Lu Ao, a doctor of Qin; Lu Miao, a minister of Later Yan during the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty; Lu Yuan, a calligrapher of the Wei Dynasty in the Northern Dynasty; Lu Chu, a minister of the Sui Dynasty; Lu Zhan and Lu Gong, ministers of the Tang Dynasty; Lu Dao, a minister of the later Jin Dynasty; Lu Zugao, a poet of the Song Dynasty; Lu Xianba, a general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom of the Qing Dynasty, and Lu Jun, a bibliophile, etc. Modern and contemporary people with the Lu name include the patriotic general Lu Han, the revolutionary martyr Lu Deming, the Anhui warlord Lu Yongxiang, the shipping industrialist Lu Zuofu, the physicist Lu Hefu, the chemists Lu Jiaxi and Lu Peizhang, the civil engineering expert Lu Zhaojun, the neuroanatomist Lu Yudao, and the Chinese Pinyin advocate. The artist is Lu Xunzhang, the painter Lu Chen, the film actor Lu Qi, the singer Lu Xiumei, etc.