First, the evolution of words
2. Pronunciation of surnames
Pinyin: lú
Zhuyin: ㄌㄩˊ
Traditional Characters: 盧
Kanji structure: upper and lower structure
Orthography: Bu
Simplified: Bu
Lu's first stroke: 2
Total strokes: 5
Stroke order: vertical and horizontal folding horizontal skimming
Five Strokes 86: HNE
Five Strokes 98: HNR
Five Elements: Fire
UniCode:U+5362
Four Corners Number: 21207
Cangjie: YS
GBK encoding: C2AC
Canonical Chinese character number: 0230
Rice utensils.
Black: "Lu Bow One, Lu Ya Hundred".
Ancient Tong "垆", a mound where the wine vessel is placed in the restaurant.
surname.
< name, shape >
(1) (Shape sound. Oracle glyphs, from the dish, tiger sounds. Meaning: rice utensils)
(2) Synonymous
Lou, rice utensils also. - "The Talk"
(3) Pass the "Lu". house
Junlu house concubine. - "Xunzi Fuguo"
(4) Hitomi
The Jade Girl has nothing to look at. - The Biography of Yang Xiong of the Book of Han
(5) Pass the "skull". skull
It was enough to break the Hungarian trap. - "Huainanzi Xiuwu"
(6) 〈Shape〉 Black
Lu Bow One. - "The Book of the Order of Wen Hou"
It is Yu Han Lu who is responsible for it. - "The Book of Han, Passed Down by Wang Mang". Shi Gu said: "Han Lu, the name of ancient Korea, inuyasha." Black Lu. ”
There is water in the northwest corner of Lunu City, and it is deep and does not flow,... The water color is black, commonly known as 'black pool'. The water is black and lu, and it does not flow slaves, so the city is named after the water. - "Water Commentary on The Water"
On the ninth. With The Dragon, he resigned from Lu Shou and did not perish. --Han · Yang Xiong's Tai Xuan Jing. Fan Wang's note: 荼, 白也; Lou, Black also.
So Hulu orange summer ripening. - "The Biography of Sima Xiangru"
(7) Another example: Lu Bow; Lu Ya; Lu Hitomi (black eyeball); Lu dog (i.e. Han Lu. Korean Good Dog during the Warring States Period); Lu Hunt (i.e. Lu Que); Lu Que (ancient good dog Han Lu, Song Que's combined name. also referred to as good dogs); Lulu (Dog Call)
(8) Last name
3. Origin of the surname
1. Derived from the surname Jiang, with the name of Yi. During the Spring and Autumn Period, prince Wen of the State of Qi was famous and was fed in Luyi (present-day Changqing County, Shandong), and his descendants took Lu as their clan.
2. Derived from the surname Ji, with the name of Fengyi as the surname. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the uncle assisted Duke Wen of Jin to defeat the State of Chu, and because of his meritorious service, he was enfeoffed at Zanyi (昝邑, in modern Tanghe Zanggang, Henan), and his uncle's son Jia Ji was enfeoffed at Wulu (present-day Qingfeng, Henan), and his uncle's descendants took Lu as their clan.
3. Take the country as the clan. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was the State of Luzi (present-day Hefei, Anhui Province), after the Lu clan was the Luzi State of Li.
4. Take the official position as the clan:
(1) From the two-week period official Ruo Lu Lingcheng , who belonged to the clan with the official title (Ruolu Lingcheng , who was the commander of the archers and the main crossbow shooter; later gradually became the official in charge of the prison, that is, the prison official; during the Qin and Han dynasties, it was under the jurisdiction of shaofu). Among the descendants of Ruo Lu Lingcheng, there are those who take the title of ancestor official as a surname, called Ruo Lu, which is later simplified to a single surname Lu;
(2) From the Han Dynasty official Dang Lu Lingcheng, belongs to the official title as the clan (Dang Lu Lingcheng, for the full-time management of winemaking, brewing officials, under the jurisdiction of Shaofu). Among the descendants of Dang Lu Lingcheng, there were those who took the title of ancestor official as their surname, called Dang Lu, which was later simplified to a single surname of Lu.
5. The name of the weapon is shi. Ou Yezi forged the sword, named Zhan Lu.
6. From changing the surname:
(1) Change the surname to Lu. The descendants of the Duke of Qi Huan had the Lu pu clan and the Ge Lu clan with fiefs, which were later changed to single characters. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the compound surnames of Tufu Lushi, Fulushi, Lupu and Molu were changed to the Single Surname Lu of Chinese characters.
(2) The emperor gave the surname as a surname. The Sui Emperor Yang Guang gave the Hejian man Zhang Qiu Taiyi the title of Lu (闾氏); the Lei clan of fanyang (present-day Guangshan, Henan), whose ancestral home was Changed to Lu by the Northern Zhou Emperor Yuwen Jue; and Lu Yunbao, a member of the Lu clan whose ancestral home was Sanyuan (present-day Sanyuan, Shaanxi), was given the surname of Lu by Emperor Gaozong of Tang.
(3) Ethnic minorities change their surname to Lu surname.
Originating from the Xianbei clan, from the Xianbei Tuoba Department during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, it belongs to the Sinicization and change of surname to surname. If the Xianbei tribe has the surname "MoLu", it is changed to the surname "Lu", and the cursive character is removed and returned to the Lu surname. There are also ethnic minority surnames "Tufulu", "Doulu" or "Xishilu", which are also changed to surnames Lu.
Originating from The Southwest Yi, it comes from the Southwest Cong clan during the Ming Dynasty, and belongs to the Sinicization and change of surname to surname. One of the ethnic minorities in southwest China is a cong tribe, a branch of the ancient Baiyue ethnic group, and during the Ming Dynasty, there were those who took the Han surname as Lu.
Originating from the Hezhe clan, it belongs to the Sinicization and changes its surname to a surname. The Lu Ruhuo clan of the Hezhe tribe, which lived in the Heilongjiang River Basin, changed the Han surname to Lu.
Originating from the Manchus, it is a Sinicized surname and changed its surname to a surname. The Manchu Taichu Lu and Xizhan clans, during the Ming and Qing dynasties, were changed to the Lu surname.
4. The surname is the ancestor
Gao Dai (傒公). Duke Dai was a grandson of Lü Shang's eleventh generation, Ren Qiguo Zhengqing, who was enfeoffed with Lu for his many meritorious deeds, and his descendants took Lu as their surname.
At the beginning of his ascension to the throne (685 BC), in recognition of duke Wu's contributions to the State of Qi in both domestic and foreign affairs, Duke Huan of Qi gave Lu Yi (Lu Yi's site in the southwest of present-day Changqing County, Shandong Province) to Duke Yi, and his descendants took Yi as their surname. Duke Dai became the ancestor of the Lu surname.
5. Population distribution
The Lu surname mainly originated in Shandong, and gradually moved west and south.
In the pre-Qin period, the areas where the Lu surname was active were mainly in Shandong, Hubei and Hebei. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the Surname Lu multiplied in the northern region. During the Wei and Jin dynasties, the Lu surname began to move south on a large scale. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Lu surname entered Min, and the Song Dynasty entered Guangdong. During the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, the Lu surname spread throughout most of China.
During the Song Dynasty, there were about 260,000 people with the surname Lu, accounting for about 0.34% of the song dynasty's population, ranking 62nd. Mainly concentrated in Shandong, Henan and Zhejiang, the Lu surname in the three provinces accounts for about 44% of the total population; followed by Hebei, Fujian, Anhui, Guangxi and Jiangsu, and the Lu surname in the five provinces also accounts for about 44% of the total population. Shandong is the largest province with the surname Lu, with 22% of the total population. The Lu surname formed two large population agglomeration areas in Luyuji and Zhejiang and Fujian.
During the Ming Dynasty, there were about 510,000 people with the surname Lu, accounting for about 0.55% of the ming population, ranking 40th. Mainly concentrated in Zhejiang, Jiangxi and Jiangsu, the Lu surname in the three provinces accounts for about 47% of the total population; followed by Fujian, Guangdong, Shandong, Hubei and Shanxi, and the Lu surname in the five provinces accounts for about 37% of the total population. The population of Lu in Zhejiang accounts for about 19% of the total population, making it the largest province with the surname Lu. The population flow of the Lu surname migrated from north to southeast, forming two large population agglomeration centers in Zhejiang, Gansu, Fujian and Guangdong, and the center of the Lu surname drifted from north to southeast.
At present, the population of the Lu surname is about 6.5 million, accounting for about 0.47% of China's Han population, ranking 42nd. It is mainly concentrated in Guangxi and Guangdong provinces and regions, which account for about 35.6% of the total population; followed by Henan, Zhejiang, Hunan, Anhui, Hebei and Gansu, and the Lu surname in the six provinces accounts for about 29% of the total population. The schematic map of the population distribution of the Lu surname shows that in the Guiyue Sea, most of Guixiang, the southern part of Ganmintai, the eastern part of Yunnan, the eastern part of Zhejiang, the central part of Gansu, the eastern part of Qinghai, and the western part of Inner Mongolia, the proportion of the Lu surname in the local population is mostly more than 0.48%, and about 56% of the Lu surnames live in the above areas; in other areas from the east of Qinghai Lake in the north to the east of the Hengduan Mountains in Yunnan, the proportion of the Lu surname is mostly between 0.24% and 0.56%, and about 40% of the Lu surnames live in the above areas. Chinese mainland formed a gathering area of lu surnames centered on the two guangdong and distributed to the surrounding area.
6. Genealogical literature
Three volumes of Chinese Lu clan genealogy, (Qing) Lu Song, ed., 40 years of Qianlong (1775 AD) woodcut movable type print
Genealogy of the Huang clan of Lutian, Changshan, Zhejiang, author to be examined, time to be examined, woodcut movable type print
Ningbo, Zhejiang, Yongshang Lu clan genealogy manuscript four volumes, author to be examined, Qing Xianfeng eleventh year (1861 AD) Jingmutang woodcut movable type print four volumes
Four volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan in Yongshang, Ningbo, Zhejiang, (Qing) Lu Guang Zengzhixiu, qing Guangxu 29th year (1903 AD) Jingmutang woodcut movable type printed four volumes
Eight volumes of genealogy of the Lu clan Jingmutang in Yongshang, Ningbo, Zhejiang, the first two volumes and the last two volumes, (Qing) Huang Jialai, Zhang Xinquan and other compilations, Qing Guangxu 29 years (1903 AD) woodcut movable type printed six volumes
The first volume of the eight volumes of the Lu Clan Genealogy in Ningbo, Zhejiang, compiled by Yuan Shengbo and Lu Zongkan (Republic of China), and eight volumes of woodcut movable type prints of Jingmu Hall in the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947 AD).
Zhejiang Yuyao Meichuan Lu clan genealogy two volumes, (Qing) Hu JiaYao Xiu, Lu Shengfan major, Qing Guangxu nineteen years (1893 AD) Jingcheng Hall Jingmu Hall Dun Ben Tang woodcut movable type printed two volumes
Eighteen volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan in Xiangshan, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Bao Lu, 37 years of the Republic of China (1948 AD) woodcut movable type print
Genealogy of the Lu clan in Jiaxing, Zhejiang, Lu Xue Puxiu, 24th year of the Republic of China (1935 AD) woodcut movable type print in three volumes
Zhejiang Huzhou Lu clan genealogy two volumes, (Republic of China) Lu Tingjie rebuilt, the sixth year of the Republic of China (1917 AD) woodcut movable type printed two volumes
Fourteen volumes of the genealogy of the Lu clan in Xinchang, Zhejiang, compiled by Lu Xueming and Lu Xuerong in the Republic of China, eleven volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947 AD).
Five volumes of genealogy of the Lu clan in Lanxi, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Lu Fusui and Lu Hongchangxiu, woodcut movable type print of the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931 AD).
Six volumes of the genealogy of the Lu clan in Lanxi, Zhejiang, author to be examined, woodcut movable type print of the twenty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1935 AD).
Zhejiang Dongyang Lu family ride, the author to be examined, during the Ming Dynasty woodcut movable type print four volumes
Eighteen volumes of Lu Jiazhi of Sanfeng, Dongyang, Zhejiang, (Qing) Lu Chaosheng, Qing Daoguang twenty-ninth year (1849 AD) Suyongtang woodcut movable type print
Twenty volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan of Anxi Changdi in Dongyang, Zhejiang, (Republic of China) Lu Biao, 18th year of the Republic of China (1929 AD) woodcut movable type print
Thirty volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan in Yaxi, Dongyang, Zhejiang, author to be examined, woodcut movable type print of the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929 AD).
Zhejiang Linhai Du Lu clan genealogy ten volumes, the first volume, (Republic of China) Lu Youyao, the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931 AD) woodcut movable type print
Zhejiang Tiantai Yili Lu clan genealogy seven volumes, the first volume, (Qing) Lu Chi Nian re-repair, Lu Zongzhi, Lu Jia Jin, Qing Guangxu five years (1879 AD) woodcut movable type printed three volumes
Genealogy of the Lu clan of Jinyun Baizhu in Zhejiang, (modern) Lu Wenfu, Lu Zhouyuan, etc.
Zhejiang Jinyun Bailong Lu Clan Chronicle, (modern) Lu Sitong, Lu Shitian, etc.,
Twenty volumes of the Genealogy of the Five Repairs of the Lu Clan in Xiangmen Bay, Hunan, (Republic of China) Lu Zhongzhi Xiu, 20 volumes of woodcut movable type prints of Dexintang in the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (1927 AD).
Eight volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan in Ningxiang, Hunan, (Qing) Lu Yaonan, Lu Bangcai, Lu LinShu, qing jiaqing twenty-five years (1820 AD) FanYangtang woodcut movable type print two volumes
Twelve volumes of the genealogy of the Lu clan in Ningxiang, Hunan, (Qing) Lu Shuzhai and Lu Zhongyu, woodcut movable type print of the seventh year of Qing Xianfeng (1857 AD).
Nine volumes of the genealogy of the Lu clan in Ningxiang, Hunan, the last three volumes, (Republic of China) Lu Ziqian, thirteen years of the Republic of China (1924 AD) lithograph
Jiangxi Yichun Jixi Lu Clan Genealogy Volume II, (Qing) Lu Bingzhang and other compilations, Qing Daoguang Fifth Year (1825 AD) FanyangTang woodcut movable type printed two volumes
Genealogy of the Lu clan of Wanzai Guanxi, Jiangxi, (Qing) Lu and Zhi and other revisions, Qing Daoguang 28 years (1848 AD) woodcut movable type print
Genealogy of the Lu clan of Wanzai Guanxi, Jiangxi, (Qing) Lu Guangcan and other compilations, Qing Guangxu thirty-one years (1905 AD) woodcut movable type print
Genealogy of the Lu clan of Wanzai Guanxi in Jiangxi, (Qing) Lu Guangcan and other compilations, woodcut movable type prints during the Qing Dynasty
Genealogy of the Lu Clan of Wanzai Moxi, Jiangxi, (Qing) Lu Hongliexiu,
Jiangsu Baoying Lu family tree eight volumes, the first volume, the supplement of one volume, (Republic of China) Lu Shouyu repair,
Genealogy of the Five Repairs of the Guansha Lu Clan in Zhenjiang Runzhou, Jiangsu, (Qing) Lu Jiachun, Lu Jiazhen and other repairs, qing Guangxu sixth year (1880 AD) woodcut movable type print
Twelve volumes of the Genealogy of the Six Repairs of the Kaisha Lu Clan in Zhenjiang Runzhou, Jiangsu, Lu Jinkun(Republic of China) General Repair, 14 volumes of lead prints in the 10th year of the Republic of China (1921 AD).
Fourteen volumes of the Genealogy of the Three Repairs of the Lu Clan in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, (Qing) Lu Pinzhang Xiu, Qing Guangxu Eighteenth Year (1892 AD) Dun Ben Tang Woodcut Movable Type Printed Eight Volumes
Genealogy of the Lu family in Taipei, Taiwan, (Qing) Lu Yuanpu Order, woodcut movable type print of the eleventh year of Qing Tongzhi (1872 AD).
Sichuan Pengshan Lu clan genealogy volume, (Republic of China) Lu Shixuan repair, during the Republic of China year woodcut movable type printed volume
Genealogy of the Lu clan in Zhangzhou, Fujian, (Qing) Lu YuanPu Fang Order, a volume of manuscripts in the eleventh year of Qing Tongzhi (1872 AD).
Genealogy of the Lu clan of Pinghe, Fujian, (Qing) Lu Yuanpu Xiu, a volume of manuscripts in the eleventh year of Qing Tongzhi (1872 AD).
Genealogy of the Lu clan in Miaocun, Shandong, (Republic of China) Lu Fangranxiu, 24th year of the Republic of China (1935 AD) woodcut movable type print
Six volumes of the Genealogy of the Lu Clan in Dezhou, Shandong, edited by (Qing) Lu Jianzeng, and two volumes of woodcut movable type prints in the twenty-third year of the Qianlong Dynasty (1758 AD).
Hubei Huanggang Lu clan genealogy eight volumes, the first two volumes, (Republic of China) Lu Yaoqing Supervisor, the first year of the Republic of China (1912 AD) Dun Bentang woodcut, the Republic of China thirty-three years (1944 AD) continued engraving
Guizhou Zunyi Fanyang Lu clan genealogy, (Qing) Lu Tongyuan Xiu, Qing Tongzhi second year (1863 AD) manuscript
Henan Baoying Lu family genealogy eight volumes, the first volume, (Republic of China) Lu Shouyu xiu, the second year of the Republic of China (1913 AD) woodcut movable type printed four volumes
Ten volumes of ren lu clan genealogy in Taihu County, Anhui, the first volume, (Republic of China) Ren Yulan and other compilations, the thirteenth year of the Republic of China (1924 AD) won the eleven volumes of woodcut movable type prints of the Biaotang
Beijing Shunyi Fanyang Lu Clan Genealogy Twelve Volumes, Lu Guiqian and other repairs, Jin Ou Tang stone prints
Genealogy of the Lu Clan of Fanyang County, revised by the Editorial Committee of the (Modern) Lu Clan Genealogy, 1996 lead printed in one volume
Guangdong Sihui Lu clan genealogy volume, author to be examined, woodcut movable type print
Guizhou Zunyi Fanyang Lu Clan Genealogy, (Qing) Lu Tongyuan Xiu, Qing Tongzhi 2nd year (1863 AD) manuscript a volume
Genealogy of the Lu clan, author to be examined, manuscript during the Ming Dynasty
Lu's woody water source, (Qing) Lu Yuanpu sequence, a volume of manuscripts during the Qing Dynasty
Genealogy of the Lu family, (Qing) Lu Jingshi Xiu, Qing Tongzhi 3rd year (1864 AD) manuscript four volumes
Fourteen volumes of the Lu family genealogy, (Qing) Lu Dian Lun Xiu, Qing Guangxu eighteen years (1892 AD) Dun Ben Tang woodcut movable type printed eight volumes
7. Gunwangtang Number
County Lookout
Fanyang Commandery (范阳郡) was a county established during the Qin Dynasty, with jurisdiction over the area of present-day Dingxing County, Hebei Province. During the Western Jin Dynasty, it was changed to Fanyang State, and during the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was restored to Fanyang County.
Henan County: Repositioned during the Western Han Dynasty, its jurisdiction was in the area of the lower reaches of Luoshui and Yishui in the south of the Yellow River in present-day Henan, the upper reaches of the Shuanghuan River and the Jialu River, and the area around Yuanyang County in the north of the Yellow River. During the Tang Dynasty, it was the capital of Henan in Luozhou. During the Republic of China period, Henan Province was placed.
Hejian County: Also known as Hejian Province. During the Western Han Dynasty, it was established as a county, and its jurisdiction was in the area between the present-day Hebei River.
Huaiyang Commandery (淮阳郡): during the Western Han Dynasty, the state of Huaiyang was established, and the jurisdiction of Emperor Cheng of Han was in the area of present-day Huaiyang City, Luyi County, Taikang County, Zhecheng County, and Fugou County in Henan Province.
Yiyang Commandery (弋阳郡): At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, it was the state of Yiyang, and the Three Kingdoms of Cao Wei was changed to a county, and its seat of government was in Yiyang County (present-day western Huangchuan, Henan).
Sanyuan Commandery (三原郡): present-day Shuozhou, Shanxi Province. During the Warring States period, Shuozhou was incorporated into the territory of the Zhao State. During the Qin Dynasty, Yanmen Commandery (雁門郡) was established, and the seat of government was Shanwu (present-day Youyu County).
Dunbing Commandery: also known as Pengcheng and Northern Xuzhou (present-day Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province).
Don number
Fan Yang Tang: Standing hall with hope.
Henan Hall: Standing hall with hope.
Hejian Hall: The Hall of Hope.
Huaiyang Hall: The Church of Hope.
Yiyang Hall: The Church of Hope.
Miharado: The Church of Hope.
Don Bing Tang: The Hall of Hope.
Special Scripture Hall: Lu Zhi of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when he was a teenager, he worshiped Ma Rong with Zheng Xuan as a teacher. Ma Rong set up a yarn tent on the pulpit, and set up a female music behind the tent to preach in front of the tent. Lu Zhi only listened intently to the lecture and never looked at the female music for several years. The descendants of the Lu clan took the name of "Special Scripture Hall" as the hall name.
Narration Hall: Lu Yicheng, a Ming Dynasty theorist, authored the "Four Books of Narration". The children of the Lu clan used the "Telling Hall" as the hall name to commemorate Lu Yicheng.
Kao Li Tang: During the Northern Wei Dynasty, Fan Yangren Lu Jie, a doctor of Guanzhi Taixue, wrote books such as the Commentary on the Great Dai Li Ji. In order to commemorate the merits of Lu's "Examination Ceremony", the descendants of the Lu clan took the Examination Hall as the hall name.
Dexiantang: Originated from Lu Xiaobiao's "Dexiantang Collection".
Baojingtang: The Qing Dynasty scholar Lu Wengong summoned, took the name Baojing, and called his own study hall Baojingtang. The descendants of the Lu clan used the name of "Holding the Scripture Hall" as the hall name.
Xianchengtang: Originated from the ancestral hall of Lu surnamed Lu in Tianbao Town, Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province, it is intended to highlight the merits of the ancestor General Lu Rujin.
VIII. Ranking of characters
Hubei Guangshui Hanchuan, the ancestors inherited the previous business, followed by the great name, Hongru Heavenly Dynasty Gui, filial piety Zhenjiasheng. Bingliang Fang has a heavy responsibility, Huazhou Yuxian, high quality and wide learning, Zhiyuan Hui Jinting
Chaozhou, Guangdong, Huize Yi ten million Shang bachelor Ying Guang Shude in Confucianism poetry Shu min in order to seek the Bang family Zhan Shuo Fan Ping Zhi Yu Hongyou
In Fujian County, Guangxi, there are virtuous and virtuous students in the prosperous world who should be able to advocate for the great cause of Becoming a great cause and go directly to the court
Sichuan Yanting, up the mountain, fayuan Chang'anli, moved to Taiji River, ten thousand years is yanze, Fulu has many mountains
Chongqing Matjiang, Deyin Chengzong ancestors, heirlooms from the light, poetry hongyuan Shao, Yongdai Qing Rongchang
Fuzhou, Fujian, fortune has DaoQing Xiang Xian Liang talent Junxiu success can forever repair Shan Kechang Xuezong Kong Mengbang guo time, Tianwei Rihong generation Xinglong poetry book Ji Mei Zhongxiao Lianfang article Qi Yun Li Le heirloom Ji De for the treasure to write Hui Ming
Jiangxi Copper Drum, Rixin All Virtue Li Yi Zhen Ren Gang Dao Tong and Shun Yong Mu Yu Jia Xiang Zhongxian Fang Jin Ba Ze YuanYuan Yuanchang
Yiyang, Hunan, Yuanji Kaide Haotian Yunting Shi Zhongguang Wei Zheng Da Wan Shi Ding Rong Feng Xiao You Ben Li Qi Xiu Chengzong Ke Jia Fu Ye Yuan Fang Sheng Li Le Zhao Xian Duo Poetry Shu Yu Hou Kun Article Hua ShangGuo Economy Praise Shengping
Jiangsu Sultan disciple, family lineage Zhaoxing Kechang Houde tree Guang Pei Jin Rundong its long Zhongzheng Guangda Qixiu hair
Zhejiang Lingshan, Li Yi Lian can benefit love and love, Grace,
Xinyang, Henan, Jingchang has Ming GuangdeZe Yao Zuchang
Anhui Lujiang, Genxi Mao Yuan Shiming University Daode Risheng Ke Zheng Bang Guo Qijia Bixing (Ketan Town) Yun Zhen Zhi Shi Dewen Jia Mei Chengye Rongchang Guangzong Si Yong Chuan Shao Huai Chang (Alum Mountain Town)
In Jiyang, Shandong Province, Lian Xinji Shi Qin Chengxian Bao Jia Hong Huize Zong Han Zuo Liang
9, Name and last name
In the Western Han Dynasty, Lu Xie, a native of Peifengyi (present-day Feng County, Jiangsu), Taiwei, the King of Yan, during the Chu-Han War, the official Zhi Taiwei helped Liu Bang establish the Western Han Dynasty, and was given the title of King of Yan (present-day Beijing).
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lu Fang, and Anding County, Sanshui County (present-day Tongxin, Ningxia), the head of the local division, were once established as emperors by the Xiongnu Shan Yu. In 40 AD, he surrendered to the Eastern Han Dynasty and was made the acting king. Lu Fang was the only person of the Lu clan to claim the title of emperor.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lu Zhi, Zhuo County Zhuo (涿郡涿, in present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei), a minister, Gang Yi had a big festival, Chang Huai Ji Shizhi, Dong Zhuo monopolized the use of power, discussed the abolition of the establishment, everyone was only alone, and planted independence and resistance.
Eastern Jin Dynasty, Lu Xun, Fanyang Zhuo County (now part of Hebei) people, the leader of the peasant revolt, was a scholar family.
Northern Zhou, Lu Zheng, a native of Fanyang Zhuo County (present-day Hebei), was a general who served as a general at the time of Emperor Shizong's death in Northern Zhou.
During the Tang Dynasty, Lu Qun, Fanyang (present-day Beijing), poet, and official to Zheng Shuijie. Lu Qun is one of Fanyang's famous and prestigious families.
In the Tang Dynasty, Lu Lun, a native of Hezhongpu (present-day Yongji, Shanxi Province), was a poet who composed poems that were mostly sent to farewell and rewarded, and a few reflected the lives of soldiers in the border areas, and were one of the "Ten Talents of the Great Calendar", leaving behind the "Lu Lun Collection".
During the Ming Dynasty, Lu Bo, a native of Runingwei (Runan), a major general, participated in more than ten battles of land and water in eastern Zhejiang, slashed more than a thousand enemies, and became a famous general of the anti-Wu Dynasty, second only to Qi Jiguang and Yu Dayu.
In the Tang Dynasty, Lu Tong, a native of Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou City, Hebei), was a poet who studied hard and was reluctant to give up, and his poems mostly reflected the sufferings of the people, good tea drinking, and tea songs.
During the Tang Dynasty, Lu Hong, a native of Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei), was a painter and hermit of Songshan Mountain, who refused to give up, worked on books, and was good at landscapes and trees.
In the Yuan Dynasty, Lu Zhi, a native of Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei), was a literary scholar who was equally famous as Liu Yin and Yao Sui in poetry, known as "Liu Lu" or "Yao Lu", and was an official of the Hanlin Scholar Chengzhi.
During the Qing Dynasty, Lu Kun, a native of Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei), was a chancellor who served as the governor of Huguang and the governor of Liangguang in the early years of Daoguang.
During the Sui Dynasty, Lu Sidao, a native of Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei), an official, Emperor Wen of Sui died and wrote eight elegy poems, then known as "Eight Mi Lu Lang".
Tang Dynasty, Lu Zhaolin, Youzhou Fanyangren, poet, one of the "Four Masters of the Early Tang Dynasty", composed poems of sorrow and indignation, the most famous of which is "Chang'an Guyi".
Song Dynasty, Lu Zugao, Yongjia people of Zhejiang Province, poet, Gongle Fu, simple style of words, qingyuan, there is "Pujiang Collection".
In the Ming Dynasty, Lu Xiangsheng, a native of Yixing, Jiangsu Province, was a general who died on the battlefield in the War of Resistance Against the Qing Dynasty.
In the Qing Dynasty, Lu Wenshao, a native of Yuyao, Zhejiang, was a surveyor of ancient books and wrote "Qunshu Collection".
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Lu Xianba, a native of Guangxi Prefecture (present-day Guiping), was an official and commander of the Beiyang Army.
The Republic of China, Lu Yongxiang, a native of Jiyang, a warlord, and Duan Qirui were appointed as envoys to Jiangsu Xuanfu after coming to power.
Lu Muzhen, Republic of China, a native of Xiangshan County, Guangdong (present-day Zhuhai), was the wife of Sun Yat-sen, the father of the Republic of China.
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Song - The Art of Chinese Characters and the Culture of Chinese Surnames by Xun Qingxiu