Zhū Fú 朱服 (zì Xíngzhōng 行中; 1048–c. 1102), Northern-Sòng official and Lóngtúgé 龍圖閣 academician. Native of Wūchéng 烏程 (modern Húzhōu, Zhèjiāng). Jìnshì of Xīníng 6 (1073); aligned with the Xīnfǎ (New Policies) faction through patronage of Shū Dǎn 舒亶 and Lǚ Huìqīng 呂惠卿, though he was on personal terms with Sū Shì and was for a time dismissed in the late-Yuánfēng purge of Sū’s associates. Held in succession the prefectures of Láizhōu 萊州 and Rùnzhōu 潤州 during Yuánfēng; in Shàoshèng (1094–98) was sent as envoy to the Liáo; in Yuánfú 2 (1099) was appointed Prefect of Guǎngzhōu 知廣州 with concurrent Guǎngnándōnglù commissions, the post on which his son 朱彧 draws for the maritime-trade material of KR3l0059 Píngzhōu kětán. He was banished to Bīnzhōu 賓州 in the late-Chóngníng purge of c. 1102 despite his Xīnfǎ alignment, and died shortly thereafter. Sòng shǐ 347 carries his lièzhuàn. (The Sìkù tiyao of Píngzhōu kětán glosses his Guǎngzhōu office as 通判 vice-prefect, but the Sòng shǐ and the catalog meta both record him as shuài / zhī Guǎngzhōu, the senior prefectural office; both terms circulate.)