Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Official and Administrator

Lu Xiang 陸襄

c. AD 480 - AD 549

Passages
27
Chapters
3
Histories
2

Overview

Lu Xiang was an official and Administrator.

Other names

TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Courtesy name Shiqing 師卿 Shiqing

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Liang, Chapter 27 Volume 27: Lu Chui; Dao Qia; Ming Shanbin; Yin Jun 24 passages
  2. Book of Liang, Chapter 8 Volume 8: Crown Prince Zhaoming; Crown Prince Ai; Crown Prince Minhuai 2 passages
  3. Book of Chen, Chapter 30 Volume 30: Xiao Ji; Lu Qiong; Gu Yewang; Fu Zai 1 passage

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27 passages

Book of Chen, Chapter 30Volume 30: Xiao Ji; Lu Qiong; Gu Yewang; Fu Zai · 1 passage
Book of Liang, Chapter 8Volume 8: Crown Prince Zhaoming; Crown Prince Ai; Crown Prince Minhuai · 2 passages
Book of Liang, Chapter 27Volume 27: Lu Chui; Dao Qia; Ming Shanbin; Yin Jun · 24 passages
陳吏部尚書姚察曰:陸倕博涉文理,到洽匪躬貞勁,明山賓儒雅篤實,殷鈞靜素恬和,陸襄淳深孝性,雖任遇有異,皆列於名臣矣。 Yao Cha, director of the Ministry of Personnel of Chen, said: Lu Chui broadly penetrated literary principles; Dao Qia with his whole person was upright and firm; Ming Shanbin was elegant in Confucian learning and sincere and solid; Yin Jun was quiet, plain, tranquil, and harmonious; Lu Xiang was pure, deep, and filial in nature—though their appointments differed, all were listed among famous ministers.