Chinese Literature

卢俊义天罡星 · 2

Leaf 2 of the marsh · 玉麒麟 Jade Unicorn

Lu Junyi 卢俊义

In Water Margin 水滸傳 (c. 1400) · rank 2 of the 108 Stars · nicknamed 玉麒麟 “Jade Unicorn”

The richest squire in Daming, framed into outlawry by a poem he never wrote.

The great deeds 大事記

  1. ch. 61

    Enticed by a Forged Prophecy

    智賺玉麒麟

    A forged prophecy and a steward's poison pull the richest squire of Daming onto the road to Liangshan.

  2. ch. 62

    A Servant's Arrow Saves Him

    放箭救主

    Sentenced to die, he is saved by his servant's arrow and a stranger's leap from a wine-shop roof.

  3. ch. 68

    Taking Shi Wengong Alive

    活捉史文恭

    He takes Shi Wengong alive in the moat, avenging Chao Gai — and refuses the chair twice.

結局 The ending

Poisoned at a banquet, then drowned on the river home by the same advisers who had framed him with a poem. The richest squire in the north died with his boots full of water and no charge ever written against him.

The book itself: how it ends, and who was left — The ending