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Lu Jing (250-280, March 23) was born in Wuxian County, Wujun county (now Suzhou). He was the grandson of Lu Xun, the Prime Minister of the eastern Wu Dynasty, and the second son of Lu Kang, the great Sima. Brother Lu Ji and Lu Yunzhong. Born in the 13th year of chiwu (250) and the 4th year of Tianji (280), the great emperor of Wu, he was beheaded by Zhang Shangma, a general of Jin Dynasty, when he conquered Wu. He was 31 years old. Lu Jing has written dozens of books, and the volume of Lu Jing Ji annotated in Sui Shu Jing Ji Zhi has been lost.

Life of the characters

Lu Jing, the second son of Lu Xun, the Prime Minister of the eastern Wu Dynasty, and his wife Zhang (the daughter of Zhang Cheng, the Minister of the eastern Wu Dynasty, and Zhuge Ke's niece), was born in the 13th year of chiwu (250). In the second year of Wu Jianxing (253), zhugeke, the then Taifu, was killed by Sun Jun, the general of Wuwei, and Sun Liang, the emperor. Lu Jing's mother, Zhang, was also deposed. Later, Lu Jing was appointed as the commander of the cavalry and the Marquis of piling for marrying the princess (the daughter of sun he and Princess Zhang, SUN Hao's younger sister, and Lu Jing's grandson of Zhang Cheng). After the death of his father Lu Kang, Lu Jing, his elder brother Lu Yan, his younger brother Lu Xuan, Lu Ji, and Lu Yun led his father's army separately, and was also appointed as the partial general and the governor of Zhongxia. Lu Jingjie is studious and has written dozens of books. The volume of Lu Jingji, annotated in the book of Sui, has been lost. In February 280, Lu Yan was killed by Wang Jun's other army in the war between the eastern Wu Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty. Soon after, Lu Jing was also killed at the age of 31.

member of family

Lu Xun, his grandfather, was a famous statesman and militarist of Wu state during the Three Kingdoms period. His father, Lu Kang, was a senior official, including Da Sima and Jing Zhou mu. He was a famous general in the late period of the eastern Wu Dynasty. mother Zhang family, daughter of Zhang Cheng and Zhuge Jin's daughter, Zhang Feimei. His wife, Lu Sun, the princess of Lu, sun he's daughter of Princess Zhang, SUN Hao's younger sister, and Lu Jing are all the grandsons of Zhang Cheng. Lu Yan, the eldest son of Lu Kang. He was granted the title of General Li and governor Yi Dao. After his father died, he led his father's soldiers. In 280, the Jin army attacked Wu and killed Ke Yi Dao. Lu Xuan, the third son of Lu Kang, led his army after his father died. Lu's, sister Lu Ji, Gu Qian's wife, Lu Ji, the fourth son of Lu Kang, who led the army after his father died. In 303 A.D., he was the right general of Sima Ying in the Western Jin Dynasty. In 304, he was falsely accused of treason in the rebellion of the eight kings and killed three ethnic groups. Lu Yun, the five sons of Lu Kang, was a historian of Qinghe in the Western Jin Dynasty in 303. He was killed in the rebellion of the eight kings. Lu Dan, Lu kangliuzi. In 303 ad, he served as a sacrificial wine in Pingdong of the Western Jin Dynasty. He was killed in the eight kings' rebellion with brother Ji and Yun. Lu: Lu Kang's youngest daughter, died young in 273-274.

Historical evaluation

Chen Shou's Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: "bath and study."

Representative works

Allusion:

The book Dianyu has been lost for a long time, but qunshuizhiyao has its general meaning. "Code of words" is a general plan for the state of Wu, which is faced with subjugation. Its content focuses on internal politics and alleges that Wu is "far away from the villains and close to the wise", otherwise the subjugation will not be far away. From the side, it also reflects the situation that the Wu master was fatuous and the villains were in disorder. The reason why qunshuzhiyao excerpts from Dianyu is that it is very targeted, that is, it has a very common reference significance to cure the country's political ideas under the situation of corruption within the country and coveted by foreign powers.

Historical records

Biography of Lu Xun in Wu Shu 13 of the Three Kingdoms (written by Chen Shou of the Jin Dynasty) and notes on Wu Shu 13 of the Three Kingdoms (written by Pei song of the Southern Dynasty) are quoted from biography of scholars by Zhang Yin and biography of classics in Sui Shu (written by Tang, Wei Zheng, etc.)

Artistic image

In Chapter 120 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is described in recommending Du Yu's old general to offer a new plan and descending sun Hao's three points to unify: the Jin army attacked Wu, and Lu Jing was ordered to lead the army to march into resistance by water. After Du Yu conquered the army of the eastern Wu Dynasty, Lu Jing was on the boat. He saw a fire on the South Bank of the river. A big flag flew out of Bashan and wrote: "Du Yu, the great general of jinzhennan.". Lu Jing was shocked and wanted to go ashore for his life. He was beheaded by Jin general Zhang Shangma.

Chinese PinYin : Lu Jing