Overview
The translated histories identify Lu Ang as an aristocrat, historian, official, and poet. This record brings together 18 passages from 3 chapters across 3 histories, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.
Names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal | Lu Ang | 陸卬 | Lu Ang |
| Given | Ang | 卬 | Ang |
| Surname | Lu | 陸 | Lu |
| Personal | Lu Ang | 陸卬 | Lù Áng |
| Personal | Lu Yang | 陸卬 | Lu Yang |
| Posthumous | Wen | 文 | Wen |
| Courtesy | Yunju | 雲駒 | Yunju |
Identity
- Historicity
- Historical
- Identification
- Named
- Sex
- Male
- Sex: maleStrongly inferred · beiqishu:035:s0098
- Sex: maleExplicit · zhoushu:021:s0001
- Value: maleExplicit · suishu:072:s0027
Roles
- Aristocrat
- Historian
- Official
- Poet
- Scholar
- Writer
Life and dates
Death
- Age: 48 · Manner: died of griefExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0122
Age
- Age: 48 · Reckoning: suiExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0122
Attested activity
- Source Date: Text: 天保初 · Western Year: AD 550Explicit event contextual date · beiqishu:035:s0116
- Source Date: Text: 齊世 · Western Interval: Start: AD 550 · End: AD 559Explicit event contextual date · zhoushu:021:s0149
- Source Date: Text: 齊文宣聞而嘉歎 · Western Interval: Start: AD 550 · End: AD 559Explicit event contextual date · suishu:072:s0027, suishu:072:s0029
Family
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- Sibling of Lu Yanshi (陸彥師)Kinship Term: elder brother / 兄 · Subject Role: elder brother · Object Role: younger brother · Subject Relative Age: elder · Shared Parentage: full
- Child of Lu Zizhang (陸子彰)Kinship Term: father / 父 · Parentage: biological
- Child of Princess of Shangyong (上庸公主)Kinship Term: mother / 母 · Parentage: biological
- Parent of Lu Yi (陸乂)Kinship Term: son / 子 · Parentage: biological
- Sibling of Lu Tuan (陸摶)Kinship Term: younger brother / 弟 · Subject Relative Age: elder · Subject Birth Order: 1 · Object Birth Order: 6 · Shared Parentage: full
- Kinship Role: brothers · Count: 6Explicit · beiqishu:035:s0111
Career and standing
- Label: supervising secretary of the yellow gate attendant / 給事黃門侍郎 · Action: appointed · Date Context: Source Date: Text: 天保初 · Western Year: AD 550Explicit · beiqishu:035:s0116
- Label: director of the ministry of personnel / 吏部郎中 · Action: appointedExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0116
- Label: secretariat vice director editing national history / 中書侍郎,修國史 · Action: appointedExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0106
- Title: Marquis of Shiping / 始平侯 · Action: petitioned-to-yield · Beneficiary Person Id: Lu Yanshi (陸彥師)Explicit · suishu:072:s0032
- Label: General of the Guards and inspector of Qing; posthumous Wen / 贈衛將軍、青州刺史,諡曰文 · Action: posthumously-honoredExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0124
- Title: marquisate / 嗣侯 · Action: refused · Negated: trueExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0115
- Status: heir-to-Marquis-of-Shiping · Action: due-to-inheritExplicit · suishu:072:s0032
- Status: recalled-to-office · Action: enteredExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0108
Learning and skills
- Label: Five Classics / 五經Explicit · beiqishu:035:s0099
- Skill: literary composition / 屬文 · Level: skilledExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0100
Works and attributed material
- Work: collected writings in fourteen scrolls / 文章十四卷 · Relation: authorExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0125
- Work: Qi suburban-temple hymns / 齊之郊廟諸歌 · Relation: authorExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0126
Events and relationships
- Kind: mourning · Role: son · Action: left-office-for-father-mourningExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0107
- Kind: mourning · Role: mourner · Action: lived by his father's tomb and carried earth to build the mound · Other Person Id: Lu Zizhang (陸子彰)Explicit · suishu:072:s0027
- Relation: protégé-of · Person Id: Xing Shao (邢卲)Explicit · beiqishu:035:s0100
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment: earnest and discreet · Provenance: Mode: historian-judgmentExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0123
- Assessment: praised for brotherly devotion and filial righteousness · Provenance: Mode: contemporary-reputationExplicit · suishu:072:s0034
- Kind: illness · Statement: wind disorder; wasting from griefExplicit · beiqishu:035:s0118, beiqishu:035:s0119
References in the histories
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