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Overview The translated histories identify Lu Yuanli as a named individual. This record brings together 4 passages from 1 chapter across 1 history, with names, dates, relationships, offices, and events preserved as source-backed claims.
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Lu Yuanli
盧元禮
Lú Yuánlǐ
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Child of Mother-in-law of Zong (盧元禮之母) Kinship Term: mother-in-law / 姑Parentage: biologicalSubject Role: motherObject Role: son
Spouse of Zong (貞孝女宗) Kinship Term: wife / 妻Union Category: marriageSubject Role: wifeObject Role: husbandRelationship State: widowed
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Book of Wei, Chapter 98 Volume 92: Notable Women: Cui Lan's Consort Feng, Feng Zhuo's Consort Liu, Wei Pu's Consort Fang, Hu Changming's Consort Zhang · 4 passages
崔覽妻封氏 封卓妻劉氏 魏溥妻房氏 胡長命妻張氏 平原女子孫氏 房愛親妻崔氏 涇州貞女兕先氏[1] 姚氏婦楊氏 張洪初妻劉氏[2] 董景起妻張氏 陽尼妻高氏 史映周妻耿氏 任城國太妃孟氏 苟金龍妻劉氏 盧元禮妻李氏 河東孝女姚氏 刁思遵妻魯氏
Lady Feng, consort of Cui Lan; Lady Liu, consort of Feng Zhuo; Lady Fang, consort of Wei Pu; Lady Zhang, consort of Hu Changming; Sun Nanyu of Pingyuan; Lady Cui, consort of Fang Aiqin; the chaste woman Sixian of Jing Prefecture; Lady Yang of the Yao household; Lady Liu, consort of Zhang Hongchu; Lady Zhang, consort of Dong Jingqi; Lady Gao, consort of Yang Ni; Lady Geng, consort of Shi Yingzhou; Grand Consort Meng of Rencheng; Lady Liu, consort of Gou Jinlong; Lady Li, consort of Lu Yuanli; the filial daughter Yao of Hedong; Lady Lu, consort of Diao Sizun.
貞孝女宗者，趙郡栢仁人，趙郡太守李叔胤之女，范陽盧元禮之妻。
The filial and chaste woman Zong was a native of Boren in Zhao Commandery, daughter of Administrator of Zhao Li Shuyin, and consort of Lu Yuanli of Fanyang.
及歸夫氏，與母分隔，便飲食日損，涕泣不絕，日就羸篤。
When she joined her husband's household and was separated from her mother, she ate less each day, wept without cease, and grew steadily weaker.
後元禮卒，李追亡撫存，禮無違者，事姑以孝謹著。
After Yuanli died, Zong mourned him and cared for the living with scrupulous observance of ritual, becoming known for devoted service to her mother-in-law.