Eastern Wu
Lü Xing
–264
Lü Xing, an official in Wu’s Jiaozhi Commandery, rebelled and killed its administrator, Sun Xu, then sent envoys to submit to Wei.
Life
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Lü Xing was an official in Jiaozhi Commandery during the Three Kingdoms period, serving under Wu. He is mentioned in the Records of the Three Kingdoms but does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Deeds
- In the sixth year of Yongan (263), Lü Xing and others rose in rebellion and killed Sun Xu, the Administrator of Jiaozhi. Lü Xing then sent an envoy to Wei to request that an administrator and troops be dispatched (according to historical records).
- In the first year of Xianxi, anger among the local people led Lü Xing to rally local leaders. He executed Deng Ju and others, drove out the commandery administrator and senior officials, and pacified the officials and people. Jiuzhen and Rinan joined the uprising, and he also sent an envoy to submit a memorial to Wei and declare allegiance.
- The Wei court planned to appoint Lü Xing as an envoy with imperial authority, Commander-in-Chief of Military Affairs in Jiaozhou, and General-in-Chief of Nanzhong, and to enfeoff him as Marquis of Ding'an County. But before the appointment arrived, Lü Xing was killed by a subordinate (according to historical records).
Relationships
- With Deng Ju and others: He executed them after the uprising began.
- With Sun Xu, the Administrator of Jiaozhi: He killed Sun Xu during the uprising.
- With Wei: He sent envoys to request an administrator and troops, and submitted a memorial declaring allegiance.
- Enemies
Combat
On the field
Duels, kills and executions as the texts tell them, counted separately for the Records and the Romance.
- RecordsJuan 48Struck downSun XuWon「交阯郡吏呂興等反，殺太守孫諝」
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History · vol. 48
- Sun Xu§24
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Killed Sun Xu, Administrator of Jiaozhi