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| Terms | Chinese | Korean | Explanation | Another Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lu Xiangshan | 陸象山 |
육상산 (루샹산) |
Refers to Lu Jiuyuan 陸九淵 (1139~1192); see Lu Jiuyuan 陸九淵 | 륙(陸) |
| Lu Xiangxian | 陸象先 |
육상선 (루샹셴) |
Lu Xiangxian(陸象先, 665－736) was an official of the Tang Dynasty, who served Emperor Ruizong(睿宗) as chancellor. He was born in Wu district(吳縣) of Su prefecture(蘇州). He was reputed to be a man of integrity and humility. | 육상선(陸象先), 경초(景初), 문정(文貞) |
| Lu Xie | 盧携 |
노휴 (루셰) |
Lu Xie(盧携, 824-880) was an official of the Tang Dynasty(唐朝), and served as a chancellor in the reign of Emperor Xizong(僖宗). In 858, he became Jinshi(進士). After having served as Deputy Minister of Census(戶部侍郎) and Imperial Scholar(翰林學士) among other positions, he eventually became Chancellor in 877. In 880, as Huang Chao(黃巢)’s rebel army attacked Chang'an (長安), he lost the Imperial trust and was demoted. He killed himself soon afterward by taking poison. After Chang’an was taken by Huang Chao, his body was beheaded publicly. | 노휴(盧携), 자승(子升) |
| Lu Xiufu | 陸秀夫 |
육수부 (루슈푸) |
Lu Xiufu(陸秀夫, 1236~1279) was an official during the final years of the Southern Song Dynasty. Along with Wen Tianxiang(文天祥) and Zhang Shijie(張世傑), he is regarded as one of the "Three heroes of the late Song period(宋末三傑)". After the death of Emperor Duanzong(端宗) in 1278, he enthroned Emperor Duanzong's younger brother Zhao Bing(趙昺). In 1279, after the fall of the Southern Song, he jumped from a cliff into sea with the last emperor. | 육수부(陸秀夫), 수부(秀夫), 군실(君實) |
| Lu Xuan Gong | 魯宣公 |
노선공 (루쉬안궁) |
Duke Xuan of Lu. The twentieth ruler of the state of Lu 魯 during the Spring and Autumn period. He reigned for eighteen years. | |
| Lu Xun | 盧勳 |
노훈 (루쉰) |
A high-ranking Ming official in Liaodong (遼東) during the Zhengde era (1506-1521) of the Ming. | |
| Lu Yi | 盧億 |
노억 (루이) |
Lu Yi(盧億) was an official of Later Zhou(後周) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period(五代十國時代). In the early period of Later Zhou, as Attendant Censor(侍御史), he revised various laws and regulations and compiled law books. | 노억(盧億) |
| Lu Yi | 盧奕 |
노혁 (루이) |
Lu Yi(盧奕, ?-755) was an official of Tang and the father of Lu Qi(盧杞). When the An Lushan(安祿山) Rebellion broke out, he remained in Luoyang(洛陽) to defend it. After Luoyang was taken by An Lushan’s army, he was executed by rebels. | 노혁(盧奕) |
| Lu Yin Gong | 魯隱公 |
노은공 (루인궁) |
(r. 722-712). Duke Yin of Lu. The fourteenth ruler of the state of Lu 魯 during the early Spring and Autumn period. When Duke Hui 惠公 died, crown prince Gui 軌 (later Duke Huan) was just four years old. Thus the people of the state 國人 enthroned Xigu 息姑, a son of a concubine, with the understanding that he would rule until the crown prince reached majority. He reigned for eleven years before he was assassinated. | 은공(Yin Gong 隱公) |
| Lu Yingdeng | 盧應登 |
노응등 (루잉덩) |
The son of Lu Degong (盧德功), the mobile corps commander (遊擊) who died in battle against the Japanese army. | 응등(應登) |
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