Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Hui of Lu 惠公

Huigong

Attested BC 723

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Duke Hui of Lu was a ruler.

IdentityHistorical · Male · Title only
RolesRuler

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  • Defeated Song army at Huang
    BC 723 惠公季年 · Military · Commander · At Huang 黃 · Mode named-source-report Source Work Zuo Tradition 左傳
    Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 13

References in the histories

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