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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 · 3 passages
〖外黄〗左傳「惠公季年，敗宋師於黃」，杜預曰宋邑，縣東有黃城。有葵丘聚，齊桓公會此，城中有曲棘里。左傳昭二十五年「宋公佐卒曲棘」。
At Waihuang, the Zuo Tradition says, “In the last year of Duke Hui, he defeated the Song army at Huang”; Du Yu identifies Huang as a Song settlement and notes a Huang city east of the county. Waihuang also held Kuiqiu, where Duke Huan of Qi met the other rulers, and Quji ward within the city; the Zuo Tradition records, “Duke Zuo of Song died at Quji,” in Duke Zhao 25.
〖濟陽〗有武父鄕。左傳桓十二年「盟於武父」，杜預曰縣東北有武父城。縣東南有戎城。縣都鄕有行宮，光武生。
Jiyang had Wufu Township. The Zuo Tradition says, “They covenanted at Wufu,” in Duke Huan 12, and Du Yu places Wufu City northeast of the county. Rong City lay southeast of the county, and in Du Township there was a temporary palace where Guangwu was born.
有黄池亭。陳留志云：「黃亭在封丘。」左傳哀十三年盟黃池，杜預曰在〔封邱〕縣南。傳曰「呉囚子服景伯以還，及戸牖」，然卽黃池在戸牖西。或以爲外黃縣東溝，非也。
Huangchi Pavilion was there. The Chenliu zhi says, “Huang Pavilion was in Fengqiu.” In Duke Ai 13 of the Zuo Tradition, the covenant at Huangchi took place; Du Yu places it south of Fengqiu county. The tradition says, “Wu imprisoned Zifu Jingbo and returned with him, reaching Huyou,” which means Huangchi was west of Huyou. Some identify it with the eastern ditch of Waihuang county, but that is wrong.