Overview
Lu Yi was an official and Military Officer.
IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inRecords of the Three Kingdoms
Life and dates
Attested activity
- AD 269 to AD 280 凱亡後Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passages 141-144
- AD 264 to AD 269 初Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passages 139-140
- AD 275 天策元年Dated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
Family
Immediate relationships attested in the translated histories.
- Kin of Lu Shi (陸式)elder cousin 從兄 · paternal lineDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
- Child of Lu Kai (陸凱)son 子Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 139
Career and standing
- palace attendant to the heir apparent 太子中庶子AD 269 to AD 280 凱亡後 · AppointedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 141
- gentleman attendant at the yellow gates 黃門侍郎AD 264 to AD 269 初 · AppointedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 140
- major general 偏將軍AD 264 to AD 269 初 · AppointedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 140
- EnteredAD 275 天策元年 · ExileDated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
Places and affiliations
- Polity Eastern Wu 吳 · Relation ServedDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 140
- Polity Eastern Wu 吳 · Relation Subject ofDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
- AD 275 天策元年At Jian'an 建安 · Relation Exiled toDated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
- At Wuchang 武昌 · Relation Passed throughDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 143
Events and relationships
- Banished to Jian'an together with Lu ShiDated from the passage context · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 290
- Summoned down to capital took no materielMilitary · Officer · At Wuchang 武昌Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 143
- Went out to lead personal troopsMilitary · CommanderDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 140
- Relation Recommended by · Person Hua He (華核)Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 142
Assessments and attributes
- Assessment square and firm in substance; strong in capacity; in talent to marshal troops Lu Su would not exceed him; resolute in arms and restrained before wealth; none better to garrison Xiakou · Mode quoted-speech Speaker Hua He (華核)Directly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passages 142-144
- substance and bearing square and firm; capacity and backbone strong and solidPhysical descriptionDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 142
Source notes
- Historicity historicalDirectly stated · Records of the Three Kingdoms 61, passage 139
References in the histories
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