Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · imperial inspector of customs in Tianjian 1

Lu Lian 陸璉

Attested AD 502 - AD 512

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Overview

Lu Lian was an imperial inspector of customs in Tianjian 1.

IdentityHistorical · Male

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Attested activity

Key source chapters

  1. Book of Liang, Chapter 25 Volume 25: Zhou She; Xu Mian 1 passage
  2. Book of Liang, Chapter 47 Volume 47: Filial Acts 1 passage

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References in the histories

Book of Liang, Chapter 25Volume 25: Zhou She; Xu Mian · 1 passage
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乃以舊學士右軍記室參軍明山賓掌吉禮，中軍騎兵參軍嚴植之掌凶禮，中軍田曹行參軍兼太常丞賀蒨掌賓禮，征虜記室參軍陸璉掌軍禮，右軍參軍司馬裴掌嘉禮，尚書左丞何佟之總參其事。 Ming Shanbin, a former academician and Record-Office Aide on the Right Army staff, was placed in charge of auspicious rites; Yan Zhizhi, Cavalry Aide on the Central Army staff, of inauspicious rites; He Qian, acting Field Bureau Aide on the Central Army staff and concurrently Assistant Director of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices, of guest rites; Lu Lian, Record-Office Aide to the General Who Conquers the Caitiffs, of military rites; Sima Pei, Staff Officer of the Right Army, of celebratory rites; and He Tongzhi, Left Assistant Director of the Masters of Writing, was given overall supervision of the project.
Book of Liang, Chapter 47Volume 47: Filial Acts · 1 passage
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