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Du Yu was a Commentator.
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Book of Later Han, Chapter 122Volume 111: Commanderies and States Part Three · 6 passages
左傳有棘地，成公三年叔孫僑如所圍。杜預曰汶水北地有棘鄕。東觀書有芳陘山。
The Zuo Tradition records the place Ji, besieged by Shusun Qiaoru in Duke Cheng 3. Du Yu says Ji Township lay north of the Wen River. The Dongguan shu also records Mount Fangxing.
〖剛〗左傳哀八年齊取闡，杜預曰在縣北，有闡鄕。
For Gang, the note cites the Zuo Tradition and Du Yu: Chan lay north of the county, with a Chan township.
有甲父亭。杜預曰甲父，古國名，在縣東南。左傳隱十年「取防」，杜預曰縣西有防城。
Jiafu Pavilion is also named. Du Yu explains that Jiafu was an ancient state southeast of the county, and when the Zuo Tradition records in Duke Yin 10 that they “took Fang,” he places Fang city west of the county.
〖钜野〗左傳桓七年「焚咸丘」，杜預曰縣西有咸亭。有大野澤。春秋西狩獲麟之所。爾雅十藪，魯有大野。杜預曰縣西南有郥亭。定十三年齊伐晉之所。
At Juye, the Zuo Tradition records in Duke Huan 7 that someone “burned Xianqiu,” which Du Yu locates as Xian Pavilion west of the county. Juye contained Daye Marsh, the place where the lin was captured on the western hunt in the Spring and Autumn period; the Erya lists Daye among the ten marshes and assigns it to Lu. Du Yu also places Que Pavilion southwest of the county, the site where Qi attacked Jin in Duke Ding 13.
有閭丘亭。左傳襄二十一年「邾庶其以漆、閭丘來奔」，杜預曰縣東北有漆鄕，西北有顯閭亭。哀七年囚邾子負瑕，杜預曰縣西北有瑕丘城。
It had Luqiu Pavilion. The Zuo Tradition says, “Shuqi of Zhu came over with Qi and Luqiu,” in Duke Xiang 21; Du Yu places Qi Township northeast of the county and Xianlu Pavilion northwest of it. For Duke Ai 7, when the Viscount of Zhu was imprisoned at Fuxia, Du Yu places Xiaqiu City northwest of the county.
〖方與〗有武唐亭，左傳桓二年盟於唐，杜預曰在西南。魯侯觀魚臺。春秋經隱五年矢魚於棠。
Fangyu had Wutang Pavilion. The Zuo Tradition records a covenant at Tang in Duke Huan 2, and Du Yu places it to the southwest. It also had the terrace where the Marquis of Lu watched the fish; the Spring and Autumn Classic records shooting fish at Tang in Duke Yin 5.