LV Heng

LV Heng

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Lu Heng, a native of Shandong, moved to jingluwei during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and was also known to Annam of the Ming Dynasty.

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Lu Heng, who was first known by Annam, served as the general judge of the receiving department of the Jinglu guards in the 40th year of Wanli (1612), and was ordered to collect the food and salaries of the Jinglu guards. When LV Heng came to Jingyuan, he saw a desolate scene with poor land and poor people. He was deeply worried. He went to the two sides of the Yellow River, toured around the border, asked the governor for permission to open up wasteland, water and cultivate with the people, so as to solve the people's worries. In the 42nd year, LV Heng led the people to reclaim 265 hectares of irrigated land and 2413 hectares of dry land along the 80 mile long Yellow River around the Acropolis, so that the people in Jingyuan could be more than self-sufficient in food and avoid the disaster of famine. The merits and virtues of Lu Heng's opening farmland to build water conservancy are still recited by later generations. Wang Zhisheng, a Gongshi of Benyi in the Ming Dynasty, wrote the inscription of supervising Lu's opening farmland in detail.

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In 1614, the 42nd year of Wanli, LV Heng led the people to reclaim the wasteland along the Yellow River, which is 80 Li Long around the Acropolis, irrigate it with water, and distribute it to the farmers for farming, so that the local people could be more than self-sufficient in food and avoid the suffering of famine. Wang Zhisheng, a tribute to jingluwei of the Ming Dynasty, wrote the inscription of supervising Lu's open field, which recorded in detail the deeds of Lu Heng's opening field. From the triangle city (now Santan township), along the west of the Yellow River to the ancient city (now Beiwan town), the barren land for many years was cultivated. In just two years, 265 hectares of paddy land have been developed and 2413 hectares of dry land have been cultivated. The local people are self-sufficient in grain and the military pay has been guaranteed.
According to historical records, after the 44th year of Wanli (1616), Longzhong was hit by drought year after year. In Dingxi, Huining and other places, the hungry people were lying on their pillows, and the hungry people were living in the wild. Jingyuan is also plagued by drought demons. However, farmers who are diligent in farming still have a good harvest of grain and abundant storage. LV Heng ordered the government to open the granary to relieve the victims. He also mobilized the families with abundant grain to provide surplus grain to support those who were unable to eat because of the drought, so that a large number of victims in Jingyuan could survive and spend the famine years safely.
Lu Heng also attached great importance to local culture and education. At that time, some meritorious children of Wei, relying on the achievements of their ancestors, were proud of themselves at home and behaved freely. After he took office, Duke Lu made great efforts to clean up and discipline, and reversed the local bad customs. For a time, the style of scholars was vigorous and the order was in good order. For this reason, Lu Heng wrote the book "ancient and modern sayings", which was published in the world.

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