Overview
Lü Sengzhen was an official and Military Officer.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Liang
Other names
| Type | English | Chinese | Pinyin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtesy name | Yuanyu | 元瑜 | Yuányú |
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 477 to AD 490 事太祖文皇Dated from the passage context · Book of Liang 11, passages 161, 164, 166
- AD 470 to AD 477 依宋丹陽尹劉秉Dated from the passage context · Book of Liang 11, passage 161
Career and standing
- Master of Documents 典籤AD 477 to AD 490 太祖爲豫州刺史 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 164
- chief clerk 主簿AD 477 to AD 490 太祖遷領軍 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 165
- Secretariat gate clerk 門下書佐AD 477 to AD 480 秉誅後 · AppointedDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 161
- Magistrate of Mengling 蒙令AD 477 to AD 490 太祖爲豫州刺史 · ConcurrentDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 164
- Rose fromHumble originDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 159
Places and affiliations
- Polity Id liu-song · Relation Served underDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 161
- At Fan in Dongping 東平范Directly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 157
- AD 477 to AD 490 帶蒙令At Mengling 蒙 · Relation Posted toDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 164
- At east of Jianyang Gate 建陽門東 · Relation ResidenceDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 167
- At Guangling 廣陵 · Relation Ancestral residenceDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 158
Learning and skills
- studied with a teacher as a boy 從師學Directly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 160
Events and relationships
- Oversaw marching bureauAD 480 to AD 490 妖賊唐瑀寇東陽 · Military · Bureau officer · With Taizu Emperor Wen (太祖文皇) · At Dongyang 東陽Directly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 166
- Physiognomist predicted enfeoffmentPersonal · SubjectDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 160
- Relation Client of · Person Liu Bing (劉秉)Directly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 161
- Relation Served · Person Taizu Emperor Wen (太祖文皇)Directly stated · Book of Liang 11, passages 161, 164-166
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment from the day ordered to march, passed Jianyang Gate daily without turning home; the founding emperor trusted him all the more · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 167
- Assessment rarely familiar among peers; colleagues respected him · Mode historian-judgmentDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 163
- seven feet five inches tall, with a commanding presencePhysical descriptionDirectly stated · Book of Liang 11, passage 162
References in the histories
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