Lü Gong
Lü Gong, Cao Cao’s Inspector of Yu Province, was summoned to the front with Pei Qian in 219.
In the sources
Where the books name Lü Gong
History · vol. 15Records of the Three Kingdoms
建安二十四年，孫权攻合肥，是時諸州皆屯戍。恢謂兗州刺史裴潜曰：「此間雖有贼，不足憂，而畏征南方有變。…
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建安二十四年，孫权攻合肥，是時諸州皆屯戍。恢謂兗州刺史裴潜曰：「此間雖有贼，不足憂，而畏征南方有變。今水生而子孝縣軍，無有远備。關羽骁锐，乘利而進，必將爲患。」於是有樊城之事。詔書召潜及豫州刺史呂贡等，潜等缓之。恢密语潜曰：「此必襄陽之急欲赴之也。所以不爲急會者，不欲惊動远眾。一二日必有密書促卿進道，張辽等又將被召。辽等素知王意，後召前至，卿受其责矣！」潜受其言，置辎重，更爲轻装速发，果被促令。辽等寻各見召，如恢所策。
Lü Gong was Cao Cao’s inspector of Yu Province. He appears in relevant accounts in the Records of the Three Kingdoms, but not in the novel.
Deeds
In the twenty-fourth year of Jian’an, when Sun Quan attacked Hefei, Lü Gong and Pei Qian, inspector of Yanzhou, were both summoned by imperial edict to the front. The two delayed their departure; later, Lü Gong and the others also received a secret letter urging them to advance. (As recorded in the histories)
Relationships
- Like Pei Qian, he was an inspector summoned by imperial edict to the front.