Sui and Tang · Official

Lu Huaishen 盧懷慎

Lú Huáishèn

Attested AD 710 - AD 715

Passages: 2
Chapters: 2
Histories: 1

Overview

Lu Huaishen was an official.

Life and dates

Attested activity

AD 713 to AD 715 盧懷慎等奏
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 121, passage 35
AD 710 韋氏敗後
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 45, passage 139

Key source chapters

New Book of Tang, Chapter 45 Volume 45 Treatises 40: Selecting and Appointing Officials 2 1 passage
New Book of Tang, Chapter 121 Volume 121 Biographies 46: Liu, Zhong, Cui, and the Two Kings 1 passage

Career and standing

Vice Minister of War 侍郎
Held
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 45, passage 139

Places and affiliations

Tang 唐
Relation Served
Strongly inferred · New Book of Tang 45, passage 139

Events and relationships

Abolished slanted seal officials
Administrative · Reformer
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 45, passage 139

Source notes

Historicity historical
Directly stated · New Book of Tang 45, passage 139

References in the histories

New Book of Tang, Chapter 45Volume 45 Treatises 40: Selecting and Appointing Officials 2 · 1 passage

韋氏敗，始以宋璟為吏部尚書，李乂、盧從願為侍郎，姚元之為兵部尚書，陸象先、盧懷慎為侍郎，悉奏罷斜封官，量闕留人，雖資高考深，非才實者不取。 After the Wei clan's fall, Song Jing, Li Yi, Lu Congyuan, Yao Yuanzhi, Lu Xiangxian, and Lu Huaishen abolished slanted-seal posts, matched vacancies to candidates, and refused men of high seniority but no real ability.

New Book of Tang, Chapter 121Volume 121 Biographies 46: Liu, Zhong, Cui, and the Two Kings · 1 passage

詔有司鞫治，宰相盧懷慎等奏言：「幽求輕肆不恭，失大臣禮，乖崖分之節。」 The court was ordered to investigate; Chancellor Lu Huaishen and others reported, "Youqiu had been insolent and disrespectful, failing in a minister's decorum and overstepping his place."