Lou Xuan
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| Lou Xuan | |||||
| Traditional Chinese | 樓玄 | ||||
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| Simplified Chinese | 楼玄 | ||||
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Lou Xuan (birth and death dates unknown) courtesy name Chengxian (承先) was a minister of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period of Chinese history.
Lou Xuan was one of the few who dared to remonstrate with Wu's last emperor, Sun Hao, along with Liu Ping and Wan Yu, for his cruelty. For rebuking Sun Hao about his tyranny, he along with all others who dared to speak against the Emperor were sentenced to death.
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