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He was a direct descendant of the founders of the kingdom and son of the Wu commander in chief, Lu K'ang. After the kingdom was subjugated by the Qin Dynasty in 280 Lu Ji moved to the imperial capitol, Luoyang where he became a member of the inteligencia. He was made president of the imperial university and rose to prominence in the government until he was found to be involved in revolutionary plots and executed in 303. Lu Ji wrote much lyric poetry but is better known for writing fu, a mixture of prose and poetry. 2005 Encyclop??dia Britannica, copyrighted 1994-2005 Category:History of China Category:Chinese poets Category:Chinese writers Category:261 births Category:303 deaths China-writer-stub sr:???? ???? es:Lu Ji fr:Lu Ji This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Lu Ji".
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