Wu Wang Lu is one of the Five Lords of the Spring and Autumn Period, and The Wu Lu is also called Guan Lu, surnamed Ji, mingguang, the son of Wu Wang Zhufan, also known as Gongzi Guang. Historically, there are great differences in the evaluation of him, and those who like Wu Wanglu think that he is a hero created by the times, and those who do not like him think that he is a conspirator who usurps the throne. Wu Wang Lu was finally able to become the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period and achieve his great cause, in addition to seizing the opportunity of the times, Wu Zixu's help was also the key to his success.
King Wu was a character who had already lost the throne, but he secretly accumulated strength to assassinate his cousin King Wu and succeeded to the Throne of Wu. After inheriting the throne of Wu, the Chu people Wu Zixu and Bo Yao were used, and the Qi people Sun Wu (i.e., Sun Tzu) achieved hegemony. In 506 BC, the Wu army invaded the capital of the Chu state, yǐng, causing the then eighteen-year-old King Chu Zhao to almost die, so that the powerful Chu state almost destroyed the country, and later the Chu minister Shen Baoxu cried in front of the Qin King's palace for seven days and seven nights, so that Chu Zhao's uncle Qin Aigong was moved to send troops to help the Chu state restore the country. In 504 BC, the Wu king Fu Lu again sent his crown prince Fu Cha to attack the State of Chu and capture the State of Fanyi, forcing the State of Chu to move its capital to Yu Prefecture, making the State of Wu mighty in Huaxia. This also created the conditions for Yan Lu to be recognized by some historians as one of the "Spring and Autumn Five Powers".
In 496 BC, Wu Wang Lu was defeated in the process of Xingshi cutting down Yue, and was also severed by a doctor named Linggu Fu in the Yue Kingdom, according to the current medical technology, the toe was broken and did not affect his life, but unfortunately, in the Spring and Autumn Period, where there was any medical treatment, Lu Lu was infected with tetanus, and within a few days he died.
