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Lu Sidao

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Lu Sidao (Chinese: 盧思道; c.535 – 586[1]), courtesy name Zixing (子行),[2] was a Chinese poet of the Sui dynasty.[3] He was from Fanyang Commandery which is now part of modern Beijing.

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  1. (隋开皇六年,春秋五十有二,终于长安,反葬故里。) Quan Tang Wen, vol.227 (齐黄门侍卢思道碑). The 6th year of the Kaihuang era corresponds to 26 Jan 586 to 13 Feb 587 in the Julian calendar. The Chinese year largely corresponding to 535 in the Julian calendar is from 18 Feb 535 to 7 Feb 536.
  2. (卢思道,字子行,...) Sui Shu, vol.57. (有齐黄门侍郎范阳卢公,讳思道,字子行,....) Quan Tang Wen, vol.227
  3. Chang, Kang-i Sun; Owen, Stephen (2010). The Cambridge History of Chinese Literature. Cambridge University Press. p. 282. ISBN 978-0521855587.