This article is chapter 34 of "Three Kingdoms Character Network and Kinship"
Author: Talking about the Three Kingdoms author XXY
Chapter 13 of the Eastern Wu Chapter: From the late Han Dynasty to the Eastern Wu Lu clan of Qi Liang, how did their family soar into the sky during the Three Kingdoms?
When it comes to Wu Zhisi's surname, the most familiar estimate is Lu. During the Eastern Wu Dynasty, Lu Xun became a highly well-known minister, he was excellent in ability, and he became a minister of a generation of social society. And we also know that there were two branches of the Lu family that most appeared in the Three Kingdoms period, they were Lu Xun's branch and Lu Kang's branch.
Today we will follow these two branches to see the layout of the Lu family in the Three Kingdoms and the Western Jin Dynasty at the end of the Han Dynasty.
First, let's talk about the relationship between Lu Xun and Lu Kang. To put it simply, Lu Xun's grandfather is Lu Kang's older brother, so Lu Xun is two generations younger than Lu Kang, so we simply look at Lu Kang and Lu Xun's grandfather Lu Lun as the first generation.
First generation: Lu Kang, Lu Lun
Lu Kang and Lu Lun definitely had an adult brother, because Lu Kang's character Shupan and Lu Kang's character Ji Ning were not recorded in the history books.
Lu Lu was quick and learned, and was once made a lieutenant of the city gate.
Lu Kang was promoted to Maocai by Zang Hong's father Zang Min in his early years, and has since entered the career path. His work in various places has been outstanding and has been unanimously praised by the people. During the reign of Emperor Ling, there was a rebellion in Lujiang, and Emperor Ling appointed Lu Kang as the Taishou of Lujiang to suppress the rebellion, after which Lu Kang was praised by Emperor Ling. After Emperor Xian's succession, the chaos in the dprk and China was divided, and Under this circumstance, Lu Kang still sent people to the capital to pay tribute, and was named a loyal general by the imperial court. At this time, Yuan Shu had already formed a large divided force, and Yuan Shu saw Lu Kang's situation and asked Lu Kang for grain. Lu Kang thought that Yuan Shu was rebellious and refused. Yuan Shu was furious and sent Sun Ce to attack Lujiang, and Lu Kang held out for two years before the city fell. Lu Kang died a few months later at the age of seventy. The Lu Kang clan, with a total of more than a hundred people, was forced to fall into the point of homelessness because of the war, and in the years of war, they died nearly half.
The second generation: Lu Jun, Lu Juan, Lu Ji
Lu Junzi Jicai (陸骏字季才) was the son of Lu Lu (陸纡), and was an official to the governor of Jiujiang.
Lu Kang's eldest son was named Lu Yan, and after Lu Kang's death, the imperial court thanked Lu Kang for his merits in defending the city and made Lu Yan Langzhong.
Lu Kang's second son is named Lu Ji, who is the protagonist of the Twenty-Four Filial Pieties "Huai Orange Widow". After Sun Ce came to Jiangnan, Lu Ji became a guest of Sun Ce and was appreciated by Zhang Zhao and others. Although Lu Ji was young, he had a very good relationship with Yu Feng and Pang Tong. After Sun Quan ascended to the throne and pacified Jiaozhou, he appointed Lu Ji as Yulin Taishou (郁林太守), and in the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, Lu Ji died at the age of two Chinese New Year's Eve.
The third generation: Lu Xun, Lu Hat, Lu Shang, Lu Hong, Lu Rui, Lu Yusheng
Lu Jun's eldest son was Lu Xun (陸逊), the character Bo Yan. Lu Xun lost his father at a young age, so he lived with the "fourth grandfather" Lu Kang. On the eve of Lu Kang's attack by Sun Ce, Lu Kang had already transferred Lu Xun, Lu Ji, and others to Wudi. Therefore, Lu Xun and others survived. In the eighth year of Jian'an, Lu Xun, who was twenty-one years old at the time, came to work in Sun Quan's shogunate, because Lu Xun had successfully fought against traitors many times, Lu Xun rose to an official position and married Sun Ce's daughter, successfully forming a political marriage with the ruling clique in the Eastern Wu region.
Lu Xun played an important role in the Battle of Jingzhou, and after the Battle of Yiling, Lu Xun walked onto the "altar" in the hearts of the people. After that, Lu Xun resisted Cao Wei, participated in the formulation of major national policies, assisted the Eastern Palace, judicial reform, and took office as chancellor, becoming a unique political figure in Eastern Wu. Unfortunately, in the ensuing battle of the two palaces, Lu Xun was played together by others because of his bias, and Sun Quan sent an envoy to Write a letter to Lu Xun to reprimand him when he did not fully consider it, and Lu Xun ended up resentful.
Lu Mao was Lu Xun's younger brother, and he became an important strategist of Sun Quan. Lu Ji died earlier, and Lu Mao also took the initiative to bear the burden of raising Lu Ji's children.
Lu Xun had two sisters, one married Gu Yong's eldest son, Gu Shao, and gave birth to Gu Tan and Gu Cheng. The other married Yao and gave birth to Yao Xin.
Lu Shang was Lu Kang's grandson and the son of Lu Yan, and during his time in Lujiang, Lu Kang was awarded the title of Langzhong by the imperial court for his meritorious efforts in suppressing rebellion.
Lu Hong and Lu Rui were Lu Ji's sons, and lu ji died when they were young, and Lu Xun's younger brother Lu Mao took the initiative to raise them both. Lu Hongguan to huijian southern lieutenant, Lu Ruiguan to Changshui lieutenant.
Lu Ji also has a girlfriend named Lu Yusheng. Lu Ji was on his way to serve as Yulin Taishou at that time, so he gave his girlfriend the name of Yu Sheng. When Lu Yusheng was thirteen years old, he married Zhang Bai ( Zhang Bai ) of wu's fourth surname. Lu Yusheng had just married Zhang Bai for three days, Zhang Bai was exiled with Zhang Wen, Zhang Bai died in exile soon after, and Lu Yusheng became a widow at the same age. It is worth mentioning that after Lu Yusheng became a widow, he announced that he would not marry again, and although his life was difficult, he often helped Zhang Bai's sisters. The story of Lu Yusheng reached Sun Quan, who gave Lu Yusheng the title of "Righteous Gu". Lu Yusheng's deeds were recorded by his cousin Yao Xin and can still be examined ("Yao Xin Collection").
Therefore, Yulin taishou Lu Ji woman Yu Sheng, less performing the journey of Zhen Te, the festival of young bandit stones, the beginning of the thirteenth year, suitable for the same county Zhang Bai. In March, the temple was not killed, and Bai was killed by the family and moved to a different county. Yusheng resists the sound of the festival, righteousness is in color, the crown is crossed, the oath is not allowed, the white sister is in the midst of the coffin, the water and fire, the frost and snow, the righteousness is fixed in the golden stone, the body is faithful to the gods, the final gift, the Bang Shi Mu ze. - "All Three Kingdoms"
Fourth generation: Lu Yan, Lu Kang, Lu Xi, Lu Ying
Lu Xun's eldest son was named Lu Yan, and although Lu Yan was called "excellent", he died before he was twenty years old.
Lu Xun's second son was Lu Kang, a famous general in the late Eastern Wu Dynasty. After Lu Xun's death, Lu Kang clarified the previous misunderstanding for his father, and finally got Sun Quan's forgiveness. Lu Kang married Zhang Shi, the daughter of Zhang Cheng and Zhuge Jin's children, and because Zhuge Ke was overthrown, Lu Kang had to divorce Zhang shi and protect himself.
Lu Kang served as a military commander outside for many years, and once broke the Jin Dynasty's attack in the Xiling area. Later, Yang Hu adopted a huairou policy to deal with the Eastern Wu military on the front line, and Lu Kang and Yang Hu formed a "friendship between Land and Sheep" that people talked about. Sun Hao's court was disorderly, and Lu Kang often wrote letters but was not adopted by Sun Hao, and Lu Kang could only defend his own acres and three points of land first. In the third year of the Phoenix, Lu Kang was seriously ill, and Lu Kang reminded Sun Hao to beware of the all-out attack of the Jin Dynasty, but was still not adopted by Sun Hao. Five years after Lu Kang's death, the Jin Dynasty destroyed Wu.
Lu Mao had two sons, Namely Lu Xi and Lu Ying.
Lu Xi was promoted to Cao Shangshu during the reign of Sun Hao, and after entering the Jin Dynasty, he was given the title of Scattered Horse Changshu (散骑常侍), and eventually became a generation of essayists. After Lu Ying entered the Jin Dynasty, he was given the title of Gao Pingxiang (高平相), and his staff were scattered and rode as regular attendants.
Fifth generation: Lu Kang's six sons and two daughters, Lu Ye and Lu Play
Lu Kang had six sons and two daughters, and we came along.
Lu Kang's eldest son was named Lu Yan, and after Lu Kang's death, he inherited the title of Lu Kang and shared the Lu Kang soldiers and horses with his younger brothers. During the Jin Dynasty's attack on Wu, Lu Yan was killed by the Jin Dynasty army.
Lu Kang's second son was named Lu Jing, and Lu Jing's birth mother was Zhang. Lu Jing was good at literature, writing dozens of books, and also died in the Battle of Jin and Wu, at the age of Chinese New Year's Eve. It is worth mentioning that Lu Jing's wife is Sun Hao's younger sister.
Lu Kang's third son was named Lu Xuan, and there were no more records except for the division of Lu Kang's soldiers and horses.
Lu Kang's fourth son was named Lu Ji, and after the Jin Dynasty destroyed Wu, he first returned to his hometown, and then came to Luoyang with his younger brothers Lu Yun and Gu Rong to join the Jin Dynasty. Lu Ji likes to associate with celebrities and has a good relationship with his foreign relative Jia Mi, and he is despised by people because of this. Lu Ji later walked closer to Sima Lun, and after Sima Lun was destroyed, Lu Ji was almost exiled. Faced with the turbulent situation in the Central Plains, Lu Ji and Gu Rong and others all had the idea of returning to Jiangnan, but Lu Ji wanted to help the world and did not agree to Gu Rong's proposal to return to his hometown. Later, Lu Ji suppressed Sima Ying and became his subordinate. Lu Ji had a large official position under Sima Ying, and it was inevitable that he would be ostracized by his peers, and after a defeat of Lu Ji against Sima Qi, he was rumored by his colleagues, killed by Sima Ying, and was exterminated by the three tribes. Since the specific details of the Western Jin Dynasty are not within the scope of sharing in this book, the main selection of the movement of land planes and other aspects are briefly described. To add a sentence, Lu Ji had communicated with Sun Ben's great-grandson Sun Hui. After the deaths of Lu Ji, Lu Yun, and Lu Tan, Sun Hui also defended them and attacked Sima Ying.
Yingzuo Chang Shi Lu Zhi was very spoiled by the machine, and said to Ying Yue: "Lu Ji compares himself to the pipe and music, intends to be the secret lord of the king, and has been sent to the master since ancient times, and there is no subject to his king, but he can help the people." "Ying is silent. - Book of Jin, Vol. 54, Liechuan XXIV
Lu Kang's fifth son was named Lu Yun, and Lu Yun became famous at a young age and went to Luoyang with Lu Ji and others. In fact, Lu Ji and Lu Yun were not welcomed at first in Luoyang because of their Wu accents. Later, with his own literature, he was called "today's Yan Hui" by Zhang Hua. Lu Yun later became a magistrate, but because of his strong work ability, he was jealous of the chief executive and had no choice but to leave his post. Soon after, Lu Yunshi was an official of Sima Yan and sima Yan the Prince of Wu, and Sima Yan's behavior was much correct, and after Lu Yun entered the dynasty, he encountered a storm with Sima Ying and Sima Ran. Later, because of the defeat of Lu Ji, Meng Jiu under Sima Ying was criticized by Lu Yun many times, so when Lu Yun was seated because of Lu Ji, even if there were hundreds of officials interceding for Lu Yun, Meng Jiu still wanted to kill Lu Yun. In the end, Sima Ying killed Lu Yun. Lu Yun had two daughters before his death, and the details are unknown.
Dozens of people followed the intruders, drooling and stubbornly please, and there was a cloud of pity. Meng Jiu helped Ying in and urged him to kill Yun. He was forty-two years old. There are two women and no men. The protégés were buried in Qinghe, the tomb was erected, and the shrine was sacrificed at four o'clock. - Book of Jin
Lu Kang's sixth son, Lu Tan, was also killed because of Lu Ji's affair.
Lu Kang has two daughters, the eldest daughter is Gu Qian's wife, although Gu Qian is difficult to find from the historical data, but it is most likely a marriage interaction between Lu and Gu. The other girl died prematurely.
Lu Ye is Lu Mao's grandson and Lu Ying's son. He became famous at a young age and was greatly praised by Lu Ji. In the first year of Yongjia, Sima Rui came to Jianye and promoted Lu Ye, the representative figure of the Lu family, and others, and Lu Ye gradually accumulated merits under Sima Rui, and after Sima Rui ascended the throne, he served as Shangshu and concurrently led Yangzhou Dazhongzheng. Lu Ye was later successively promoted to the rank of Knight during the periods of Sima Shao and Sima Yan. In the ninth year of Xianhe, Lu Ye died of illness at the age of seventy-four. He was posthumously awarded the title of Grand General of the Imperial Household and The Horse Rider by emperor of Jincheng, with the courtesy name "Mu".
Lu Play was also the son of Lu Ying and also served under Sima Rui's regime. The official was posthumously awarded the title of Lieutenant.
Sixth generation: Lu Kan, Lu Gao
Three of Lu Kang's sons were killed in battle, and three were destroyed in the Western Jin Dynasty, and what Sima Rui vigorously supported was actually the descendants of Lu Mao.
Lu Ye had two sons, namely Lu Kan and Lu Gao. Because of Lu Ye's merits, Lu Kan was given the title of Scattered HorseMan, and Lu was given the title of Xin kangzi.
Lu Jia, that's pretty much it. Of course, we should be clear that what I simply share is those who have stepped onto the political stage, and there may be many people of the same ethnic group, although they do not stand on the high platform with spotlights, they all share countless tasks for the family.