Duke Xi of Lu
Duke Xi of Lu 魯僖公 | |||||
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Ruler of Lu | |||||
Reign | 659 BC to 627 BC | ||||
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Died | 627 BC | ||||
Spouse | Unknown | ||||
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House | House of Ji | ||||
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Mother | Unknown |
Duke Xi of Lu (Chinese: 魯僖公) was the ruler of Lu from 659 BC to 627 BC in Spring and Autumn period. His name is Ji Shen (姬申). Xi, literally means "happy", is his posthumous name. The posthumous name "Xi" means that he was mediocre and behaved cautiously. His father is (Chinese: 魯莊公). After Duke Xi of Lu died in 627BC, His son, (Chinese: 魯文公) succeeded him.[1][2]
See also[]
- Lu (state)
- Zuo Zhuan
References[]
Categories:
- Monarchs of Lu (state)
- 627 BC deaths
- 7th-century BC Chinese monarchs