Lady Lu 盧氏

Family

• Descendant of Lu Yousun (盧幼孫)
  grandfather 祖 · paternal line · 2 generations
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 188
• Betrothed to Li Sichong (李思沖)
  continuation of marriage affinity 續親 · Betrothal · Ended
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passages 193-196
• Sibling of Elder Sister of Lady Lu (盧氏亡姊)
  elder sister 姊 · Full siblings
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 193
• Child of Lu Xian (盧獻)
  father 父
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 189
• Spouse of Cui Hui (崔繪)
  wife 妻 · Widowed
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passages 187, 191

• Kinship Role elder brothers · Quantity unspecified
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passages 191, 194

Origins and identity

• prominent Shandong clan 山東著姓
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 187

Career and standing

• Entered
  Nun
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 200

Places and affiliations

• Polity Tang 唐 · Relation Associated with
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 187
• At Fanyang in You Prefecture 幽州范陽
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 187

Learning and skills

• Belief Buddhism 尼 · Relation Became nun
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 200

Works and attributed material

• Speech · Speaker · Direct quotation · Mode named-speaker Speaker Lady Lu (盧氏)
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 197

Events and relationships

• Escaped through a wall hole to the Cui household with hair and face fouled
  Personal · Fleeing widow
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 198
• Refused remarriage by claiming illness
  Personal · Refuser
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passages 191-192

Assessments and attributes

• Assessment admired and honored by other nuns for her conduct · Mode historian-judgment
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 200

Source notes

• Historicity historical
  Directly stated · Old Book of Tang 203, passage 187