Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Huan of Lu 魯桓公

Attested BC 710 - BC 705

Passages: 3
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Duke Huan of Lu was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

BC 705 桓七年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 139
BC 709 桓三年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 127
BC 710 桓二年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 147

References in the histories

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

有下讙亭。左傳桓三年送姜氏於讙。 It had Lower Huan Pavilion. In Duke Huan 3, the Zuo Tradition says Jiangshi was escorted to Huan.

〖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.

〖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.