Lǚ Dàguī 呂大圭 (1227–1275), zì Guīshū 圭叔, hào Pǔqīng 樸卿, native of Nánān 南安 (in modern Quánzhōu 泉州, Fújiàn). Jìnshì of Chúnyòu 7 (1247). His official career took him to Cháosàn dàfū xíng Shàngshū lìbù yuánwàiláng jiān Guózǐ biānxiū shílù jiǎntǎoguān 朝散大夫行尚書吏部員外郎兼國子編修實録檢討官 and to Chóngzhèng diàn shuōshū 崇政殿說書, then out as prefect of Xīnghuà jūn 興化軍. In Déyòu 1 (1275), as Sòng was collapsing, he was reassigned from Xīnghuà to Zhāngzhōu 漳州; he had not yet taken up the post when Mongol forces arrived and Pú Shòugēng 蒲壽庚, the Yánhǎi dū zhìzhìshǐ 沿海都制置使, surrendered Quánzhōu to the Yuán. Lǚ refused to submit and was put to death — his political martyrdom is what the SKQS tíyào singles out for special praise. He composed both the Chūnqiū jízhuàn 春秋集傳 (now lost) and the Chūnqiū huòwèn 春秋或問 KR1e0053 (extant), the latter a huòwèn-style supplement to the former. The five short essays Chūnqiū wǔ lùn 春秋五論 are appended to the Huòwèn in the SKQS edition. CBDB person 39292.