[1]Name, death, and statusLu Song died in 733 and was a Tang-dynasty official, as shown by the dynastic and office information.
CBDBLu Song (178715)The biographical record gives the name Lu Song, death year 733, Tang affiliation, and an office held by the person.
WikidataLu Song (Q45540903)The item is labelled Lu Song, describes him as a Tang-dynasty person, and gives 733 as the death year.
[2]Native place and officeLu Song's registered native place was Henan Prefecture, and he held the office of General of the Right Jinwu Guard.
CBDBLu Song (178715)The address entry identifies Henan Prefecture as the native place, and the office entry gives the title 右金吾將軍.
[3]Parentage and childrenLu Song's father was 盧粲, and his three sons were 盧隗, 盧嶷, and 盧山甫; the parent-child structure is corroborated by the linked relationships.
CBDBLu Song (178715)The kinship entries identify 盧粲 as the father and 盧隗, 盧嶷, and 盧山甫 as the sons.
WikidataLu Song (Q45540903)The item contains one father relationship and three child relationships, matching the parent-child structure; the linked people are represented here by entity identifiers.
[4]Relatives' deaths盧粲 died in 713, while each of the three sons—盧隗, 盧嶷, and 盧山甫—died in 770.
CBDBLu Song (178715)The kinship data give 713 as 盧粲's death year and 770 as the death year for each of the three sons.