Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Ai of Lu 魯哀公

Attested BC 482

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Duke Ai of Lu was a ruler.

IdentityHistorical · Male · Title only
RolesRuler

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Book of Later Han, Chapter 122Volume 111: Commanderies and States Part Three · 1 passage
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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.