Lu Kang, the son of Lu Xun, a famous general of Wu State, inherited his father's will and had a brilliant life. Since Chiwu inherited the marquis of Gangneung County in the eighth year, his military skills and leadership have been highly praised. Commanding his father's 5,000 troops, he guarded Xiling in the second year of Yong'an, became the general of the Wuguo Town Army, stationed in Lexiang, and led Yizhou Mu from afar. In the first year of Phoenix, Lu Kang bravely repelled the attack of the Jin general Yanghu, killed the rebel general Bu Xian, and moved to the post of Great Sima and Jingzhou pastor.
However, in the third year of Phoenix, Lu Kang died young at the age of forty-nine. He was as famous as his father Lu Xun and was known as the mainstay of the Wu Kingdom, but his six sons failed to continue their glory.
The eldest son, Lu Yan, inherited his father's will, but his fate was bumpy. After inheriting the title of Marquis of Jiangling, he and his younger brothers Lu Jing, Lu Xuan, Lu Ji, and Lu Yun led the troops of Lu Kang, but were unfortunately killed in the battle of the Western Jin Dynasty to attack Eastern Wu.
The second son, Lu Jing, was only thirty-one years old when he died in the battle of Jin and Wu.
Lu Xuan's fate is unknown, there is no record in history, and his ending is a mystery.
Lu Ji, Lu Yun's middle brother, was born in a big family and is talented. He was a tooth general in the Eastern Wu Dynasty, and after the fall of the Wu Kingdom, he went out of the Western Jin Dynasty and became famous. He successively held important positions and became an important member of the Western Jin Dynasty. However, due to the rebellion of the Eight Kings, he was finally slandered and killed, and was tragically razed by the three tribes.
Lu Yun moved to Shouyang and held important positions, but his brother was implicated in failure and was eventually killed.
The youngest Lu Tan entered Luoyang as an official and served as a sacrificial wine in Pingdong. However, after his brother Lu Ji was killed, he was also killed.
Lu Kang and his descendants cherished the feelings of family and country, but they were often killed by wars and had a bumpy fate. Their glorious achievements and tragic endings constitute a sad chapter in history.
These ill-fated six sons inherited the ambition and courage of Lu Kang, but they lost their living space in the turbulent changes. Their story is the epitome of the splendor and impermanence of the Wu Kingdom.
The fate of Lu Kang and his six sons constitutes a touching historical story. The glory and tragedy of this family show the cruel reality brought about by the wars and strife in ancient Chinese history, and also reflect the cruel side of the impermanence of fate.
As the son of Lu Xun, a famous general of Wu State, Lu Kang inherited his father's legacy and showed outstanding military talent and leadership talent. His heroic exploits and political achievements are awe-inspiring, however, his early death left behind only a brilliant life and a fragment of talent. His six sons, although they inherited the blood and ambition of the family, could not escape the tricks of fate, and their ill-fated and frequent tragedies have become an unforgettable mark in this history.
The eldest son, Lu Yan, as the successor, although he tried to inherit his father's career, ended up dying in the war. The second son, Lu Jing, died young at a young age, and Lu Xuan's ending is unknown, becoming a mystery in history. Although Lu Ji was talented, he was unfortunately slandered and killed in the Eight Kings Rebellion, and was eventually razed by the three clans. Lu Yun moved away, but he could not escape the tragic fate, and was finally implicated and killed. The youngest Lu Tan has not escaped this cruel historical situation.
This historical story reflects the social upheaval of ancient wars and the tragedy of power struggles. The glory and decline of the family, the shackles of individual efforts and fate are vividly presented in this story. Their fate may indicate the instability and cruelty of the troubled times at that time, and also make people lament the fragility and impermanence of individual fate in the long river of history.
In this period of history, we have not only seen the glory and tragedy of Lu Kang and his six sons, but also the social life during the turbulent period of war. This history is not only the rise and fall of a family, but also a profound reflection on human nature, destiny and history. Their stories remind us to cherish peace, remember the cruelty of history, and at the same time teach us to cherish life and revere fate.
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