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Lu and Su
* Lu Su, advisor for the Kingdom of Wu ( d. 217 )
One, led by Zhang Zhao, urged surrender whilst the other, led by Zhou Yu and Lu Su, opposed capitulation.
Sun Quan also sought out talented young men to serve as his personal advisors, and it was around this time that he befriended Lu Su and Zhuge Jin, who would later play prominent roles in his administration.
Sun Quan refused, under advice from Zhou Yu and Lu Su ( that Cao Cao would surely not tolerate him even if he surrendered ).
After Liu Bei's conquest of Yi Province, he was able to supply his troops on his own, so Sun Quan sent Lu Su as an emissary to demand for the return of Jing Province, but Liu Bei refused.
Meantime, Lu Su and Gan Ning advanced to Yiyang ( 益陽 ) with 10, 000 men ( to block Guan Yu ) and took over command of the army at Lukou ( 陸口 ).
This not only added to basic academic offerings of Fudan, but also gathered many talented academics from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui and Shanghai, including Su Buqing, Chen Jiangong, Tan Jiazhen, and Lu Hefu.
Sun, assisted by skilled advisors Zhou Yu and Zhang Zhao, inspires hidden talents such as Lu Su to join his service, and builds up a strong military force.
Prominent examples of Song poets include Su Shi ( Dongpo ), Ouyang Xiu, Lu You and Yang Wanli.
When Liu Bei was still at Changban, Sun Quan's envoy Lu Su hinted to him that he should ally with Sun against Cao Cao.
Zhuge Liang went to meet Sun Quan, as Liu Bei's envoy, together with Lu Su at Chaisang to discuss the formation of the alliance.
Lu Su succeeded Zhou Yu as the Grand Viceroy of Sun Quan's armies and moved the headquarters to Lukou ( 陸口 ), yielding all commanderies of Jing Province ( except Jiangxia commandery ) and access to the Yi Province to Liu Bei.
While in Xiakou, Liu Bei sent Zhuge Liang to follow Lu Su to Jiangdong to discuss the formation of an alliance between him and Sun Quan.
Zhuge Liang returned to Liu Bei's camp with Sun Quan's envoy, Lu Su, to make preparation for the upcoming war.
When Lu Su took over Zhou Yu's position, he went to visit Lü Meng.
Originally Lu Su viewed Lü Meng in contempt, thinking that he was a mere military man, but when Lü Meng discussed his five strategies against Guan Yu, defender of Jing Province, Lu Su was surprised.
" The two then became close friends, and Lu Su paid a visit to Lü Meng's mother as well.
In response, Sun Quan had Lu Su stationed in Baqiu ( 巴丘 ) with 10, 000 men to defend against Guan Yu, and ordered Lü Meng to abandon Lingling and join with Lu Su.

Lu and advisor
Lu Xun was a highly respected advisor to Sun Quan ; he was known for his virtue and humility, as well as his keen insight.
* Lu Kang ( 226 – 274 ), advisor and general for Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms era
Lu Su also met Liu Bei's advisor Zhuge Liang, who shared a similar idea of forming an alliance between Liu Bei and Sun Quan to resist Cao Cao.
At a later point, Li Jiao was made an advisor to the prefect of Lu Prefecture ( 廬州, roughly modern Hefei, Anhui ), where he died at age 69.
Pang Tong appeared again after the death of Zhou Yu, when Lu Su recommended Pang to Sun Quan as an advisor.
He usually accompanies Lu Junyi as his advisor, whereas Wu Yong accompanies Song Jiang.
* Lu Su ( 172 – 217 ), prominent advisor to Sun Quan of the Kingdom of Wu during the Three Kingdoms era.

Lu and Sun
As civilian administration suffered, more revolts from Sun En, Lu Xun, and the declaration of a new kingdom called Western Shu by the militarist Qiao zong in Eastern Jin's Shu region.
When Sun He succeeded Sun Deng as the new crown prince, he was supported by Lu Xun and Zhuge Ke, while his rival Sun Ba was supported by Quan Cong and Bu Zhi and their clans.
Sun Quan did agree to Zhou Yu's plans to consider attacking Liu Zhang and Zhang Lu ( who controlled the modern southern Shaanxi ) to try to take over their territories, but after Zhou Yu died in 210, the plans were abandoned.
In 222, at the Battle of Xiaoting, Sun Quan's general Lu Xun dealt Liu Bei a major defeat, stopping the Shu offensive.
Later that year, he moved his capital from Wuchang ( 武昌, in present-day Ezhou, Hubei ) to Jianye, leaving his crown prince Sun Deng, assisted by Lu Xun, in charge of the western empire.
Perhaps concerned about this deterioration in Sun Quan's judgment, Sun Deng left the western empire in Lu Xun's hands in 232 and returned in Jianye, and would remain at Jianye until his own death in 241.
Once that happened, the enraged Sun Quan wanted to personally head north with a fleet to attack Gongsun Yuan, and initially, not even Lu Xun's opposition was able to stop him, although he eventually calmed down and did not follow through.
In 234, in coordination with Zhuge Liang's final northern expedition against Wei, Sun Quan personally led a major attack against Wei's border city Hefei, while having Lu Xun and Zhuge Jin attack Xiangyang, with the strategy of trying to attract Wei relief forces and then attacking them.
Only after Sun Quan's food supplies ran low did Cao Rui personally arrive with reinforcements, and Sun withdrew, as did Lu Xun and Zhuge Jin.
However, he also favored another son by Consort Wang, Sun Ba ( 孫霸 ) the Prince of Lu, and permitted Sun Ba to have the same staffing level as the crown prince — a move that was objected to by a number of officials as encouraging Sun Ba to compete with Sun He, but Sun Quan did not listen to them.
Indeed, when Lu Xun tried to intervene to protect Sun He, Sun Ba falsely accused him of many crimes, and Sun Quan became provoked so much that he repeatedly rebuked Lu, causing Lu to die in anger.

Lu and Quan
Lu Phu Hiep, a VNQDD member who achieve high ranks in the Chinese Yunnan government, organized the Trung Viet Cach Menh Lien Quan, meaning " Revolutionary Sino-Viet Nam Military League ".
That year, he sent his generals Wei Wen ( 衛溫 ) and Zhuge Zhi ( 諸葛直 ) with a navy of 10, 000 into the East China Sea to seek the legendary islands of Yizhou ( 夷洲 ) and Danzhou ( 亶洲 ) to seek to conquer them, despite strenuous opposition of Lu Xun and Quan Cong.
In volume 82 of Song's Li Fang ( 李昉 Lǐ Fǎng )' s Extensive Records of Taiping (《 太平廣記 》), an earlier version of the story, Lü Dongbin was replaced by Student Lu ( 盧生 Lú Shēng ), and Zhongli Quan by Elder Lü ( 呂翁 Lǚ Wēng ).
* Qi Lu Quan — Seven animal fist
The initial defeat made Sun Quan decide to adopt Lu Xun's strategy and appoint Lu as Grand Viceroy ( de facto commander-in-chief of Sun Quan's forces ).
However, Lu Xun suggested to Sun Quan that military commanders should become involved in the colonization of land.
Sun Quan quickly accepted and he, along with his sons would execute the memorial presented by Lu Xun.
However, around the years surrounding 240, Wu was under a severe famine phase and Sun Quan restrained Lu Xun's idea and refocused on agricultural works.

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