Lu Qiongxian (盧瓊仙, fl. 10th-century), was a Chinese imperial concubine.

She was the concubine of Liu Chang (Southern Han), who ruled in 958–972. [1] As the Emperor was not interested in politics, he left the state affairs to Lu Qiongxian, who managed them with the eunuchs Gong Chengshu and Chen Yanshou.

References

  1. ↑ Xiu Ouyang; Richard L. Davis (2004). Historical records of the five dynasties (illustrated, annotated ed.). Columbia University Press. ISBN 0-231-12826-6.


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