Lu Yi: Revision history

18 December 2024

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17 September 2023

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23 March 2023

• curprev 14:3814:38, 23 March 2023‎ imported>Lady Kyashira‎ 1,053 bytes +1,053‎ Created page with "{{Era|Individuals}} thumb|250px|Lu Yi's decapitated head (center) along with those of Li Hao and Jiang Qing's '''Lu Yi''' (卢奕; died 756) was a Tang official who served as Imperial Censor in Luoyang during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong. Lu Yi, along with Regent Li Hao and judge Jiang Qing, held the utmost authority and power in the eastern capital. Following the capture of the city by ..."