Lu Shi

Lu Shi, son of Eastern Wu general Lu Yin, inherited his title and served as Chaisang commander before recall from Jian'an to Jianye.

History Records, vol. 61 · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 61Records of the Three Kingdoms
胤率，子式嗣。為柴桑督、揚武將軍。天策元年，與從兄禕俱徙建安。…
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胤率，子式嗣。為柴桑督、揚武將軍。天策元年，與從兄禕俱徙建安。天紀二年，召還建業，復將軍、候。

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Lu Shi was the son of Eastern Wu general Lu Yin and inherited his title. He does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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After Lu Yin’s death, Lu Shi inherited his title and served as Commandant of Chaisang and General Who Inspires Martial Power. (According to historical records)
In the first year of Tian Ce, Lu Shi and his cousin Lu Yi were relocated to Jian’an. In the second year of Tian Ji, he was summoned back to Jianye, reinstated to his general’s post, and restored to his marquis title. (According to historical records)