Zhang Lu (politician)

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Zhang Lu ( Chinese  張魯  /  张鲁 , Pinyin Zhāng Lǔ , W.-G. Chang Lu ;) Zì : Gongqi ( Chinese  公 祺 , Pinyin Gōngqí , W.-G. Kung-chi ) was the commander of Hanzhong in the run-up to the Three Kingdoms Period in ancient China.

He inherited the post and the Five Bushels Rice Movement (see Heavenly Master ) from his father Zhang Heng and his grandfather Zhang Daoling , respectively . Zhang Lu was attacked by the warlord Cao Cao in 212 and was initially able to assert himself thanks to his skilled minister and general Yan Pu . But after three years he was finally forced to submit to Cao Cao. With this, Cao Cao gained control of the important border town of Hanzhong and dominated northern China.

Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Chinese. Zhang is the family name here, Lu is the first name.
personal data
SURNAME Zhang, Lu
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gongqi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Chinese commander of Hanzhong
DATE OF BIRTH before 212
PLACE OF BIRTH China
DATE OF DEATH after 215
Place of death China