Lu Yusheng
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Yigū (義姑) Lu Yusheng | |
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| 陸鬱生 | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 200s or 210s[1] Yulin, Eastern Han Dynasty (present-day China) |
| Died | 3rd-century |
| Spouse | Zhang Bai |
| Parent | Lu Ji (father) |
Lu Yusheng (Chinese: 陸鬱生, pinyin: Lù Yùshēng) was a Chinese woman from the Eastern Wu state during the Three Kingdoms period (220-280 AD). She was the daughter of Lu Ji and wife of Zhang Bai.[2] Her loyalty and unwavering courage led to her receiving the honorary title of "Yigū". Her exemplary conduct illuminated the virtuous mores of the time, reshaping the perceptions of men and women. Details of her life were recorded in the Records of the Three Kingdoms, "Biography of Lu Ji".[3]
