Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Commentator

Du Yu 杜預

Attested AD 222 - AD 285

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Du Yu was a Commentator.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 222 to AD 285 杜預曰
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passages 111, 113-114

Works and attributed material

Commentary · Author
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passages 111, 113-114

References in the histories

Book of Later Han, Chapter 122Volume 111: Commanderies and States Part Three · 3 passages

有东阳城。呂氏春秋夏孔甲遊田於東陽萯山。左傳哀八年「克東陽」。襄十九年城武城，杜預曰南城縣。哀十四年司馬牛葬丘輿，杜預曰縣西北有輿城。 Dongyang city was listed in the same entry. The Lüshi chunqiu says Xia Kong Jia hunted at Mount Fushan in Dongyang; the Zuo Tradition records in Duke Ai 8 that someone “captured Dongyang.” For the walling of Wucheng in Duke Xiang 19, Du Yu identifies the place as Nancheng county, and for Sima Niu's burial at Qiuyu in Duke Ai 14, he notes Yu city northwest of the county.

有祊亭。左傳隱八年鄭歸祊，杜預曰在縣東南。閔二年莒人歸共仲及密，杜預曰縣有密如亭。 The county also recorded Beng Pavilion. The Zuo Tradition says in Duke Yin 8 that Zheng returned Beng, which Du Yu places southeast of the county. In Duke Min 2, when the men of Ju returned Gongzhong and Mi, Du Yu notes Miru Pavilion in the county.

有台亭。左傳襄十二年莒圍臺，杜預曰縣南有臺亭。 Tai Pavilion appears beside it in the gazetteer; the Zuo Tradition records Ju besieging Tai in Duke Xiang 12, and Du Yu places Tai Pavilion south of the county.