Ancient China · Ruler

Duke Yin of Lu 魯隱公

Attested BC 719 - BC 715

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Duke Yin of Lu was a ruler.

Life and dates

Attested activity

BC 715 隱八年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 200
BC 719 隱四年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 122, passage 202

References in the histories

Book of Later Han, Chapter 122Volume 111: Commanderies and States Part Three · 2 passages

或曰古浮来。左傳隱八年盟浮來，杜預曰邳來山之閒，號曰邳來。莊九年鮑叔受管仲，及堂阜而脱之。杜預曰：「東莞蒙陰縣西北有夷吾亭，或曰鮑叔解夷吾縛於此，因以爲名。」卽古堂阜也，東莞後爲郡。 Some authorities identify the peak with old Fulai. The Zuo Tradition records a covenant at Fulai in Duke Yin 8, which Du Yu places between the Pilai mountains and says was called Pilai. In Duke Zhuang 9, Bao Shu received Guan Zhong and released him at Tangfu; Du Yu says, “Northwest of Mengyin county in Dongguan was Yiwu Pavilion; some say Bao Shu released Yiwu from his bonds here, and for this reason it was named.” This was old Tangfu, and Dongguan later became a commandery.

〖诸〗左傳莊二十九年「城諸」，杜預曰諸縣在城陽郡。又隱四年「莒人伐杞，取牟婁」，杜預曰縣東北有婁鄕。 For Zhu, the Zuo Tradition records in Duke Zhuang 29 that they “walled Zhu,” and Du Yu places Zhu county in Chengyang Commandery. In Duke Yin 4 it says, “The men of Ju attacked Qi and took Moulou,” which Du Yu connects with Lou Township northeast of the county.