Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Xiang of Lu 魯襄公

Attested BC 568 - BC 559

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Duke Xiang 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 · 2 passages
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〖酸枣〗左傳鄭太叔至於廩延，杜預曰縣北有延津。襄五年會城棣，杜預曰縣西南有棣城。東有地烏巣，曹公破袁紹處。陳留志曰：「城内有韓王故宮闕。」 Suanzao: in the Zuo Tradition, Taishu of Zheng reached Linyan; Du Yu places Yanjin north of the county. In Duke Xiang 5, a meeting was held at Chengdi; Du Yu places Di city southwest of the county. East of the county was Wuchao, where Lord Cao defeated Yuan Shao. The Chenliu zhi says, “Inside the city were the old palace gates of the Han kings.”
〖东阿〗左傳桓十年會於桃丘，杜預曰縣東南有桃城。襄十四年孫林父敗衞侯於阿澤，杜預曰縣西南大澤。魏志有渠丘山。有清亭。左傳隱四年「遇於淸」是也。 Dong’e: in Duke Huan 10 of the Zuo Tradition, a meeting was held at Taoqiu; Du Yu places Tao city southeast of the county. In Duke Xiang 14, Sun Linfu defeated the Marquis of Wei at Aze; Du Yu identifies this with the great marsh southwest of the county. The Wei zhi records Mount Quqiu. Dong’e had Qing Pavilion, the place meant when the Zuo Tradition says in Duke Yin 4, “They met at Qing.”