Lv Heng

FamilyCBDB

StatusCBDB

• [為官者：文]

Citations

1. [1] Name and period Lv Heng, also identified by the Chinese name 呂璜, is presented as a person of the Tang dynasty; the Latin spellings differ slightly between the two records.
   • CBDBLü Heng (32721)CBDB gives the Latin form “Lü Heng,” the Chinese name “呂璜,” and the dynasty as Tang.
   • WikidataLv Heng (Q45422063)Wikidata labels the person “Lv Heng,” gives the Chinese label “呂璜,” and describes the item as a Tang-dynasty person.
2. [2] Native place and official status His native place is given as Hedong, and his status is classified as that of a civil official.
   • CBDBLü Heng (32721)CBDB identifies Hedong as the basic native-place address and classifies him under “[為官者：文],” indicating a civil official.
3. [3] Father His father was 呂仁本; the named father-child relationship is also accompanied by a Wikidata father claim whose value is an entity identifier rather than a displayed name.
   • CBDBLü Heng (32721)CBDB names 呂仁本 as his father.
   • WikidataLv Heng (Q45422063)Wikidata contains a P22 father claim with the value Q45422065; the raw claim confirms the relationship but does not provide the person’s name here.
4. [4] Children The kinship entries name five sons—呂傆, 呂傪, 呂皓, 呂某, and 呂修; Wikidata likewise contains five P40 child claims, although those claims retain only entity identifiers in the supplied record.
   • CBDBLü Heng (32721)CBDB lists five children by name: 呂傆, 呂傪, 呂皓, 呂某, and 呂修.
   • WikidataLv Heng (Q45422063)Wikidata has five P40 child claims, matching the number of children; the supplied raw record does not expand their names.
5. [5] Second son and deaths The fifth child, 呂修, is identified as the second son, while the four children named first in the preceding list are all dated to have died in 882.
   • CBDBLü Heng (32721)CBDB marks 呂修 as “次子” (second son) and gives 882 as the death year for each of the four children listed before him.