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Luo Xian
Luo Xian (died 270), courtesy name Lingze (令則), was a military general of the state of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. After the fall of Shu in 263, Luo Xian defended his position at Yong'an from being captured by Shu's former ally, Eastern Wu, for a period of more than six months. Luo Xian eventually switched allegiance to Shu's former rival state, Wei, and continued serving the Jin dynasty after Sima Yan ended the state of Wei in 265. ==Early life== Luo Xian's ancestral home was in Xiangyang (present-day Xiangyang, Hubei). His father Luo Meng (羅蒙) served as Administrator of Guanghan (漢廣漢太守) in Shu. Luo Xian was known for his literary talent since he was young, as he could write good essays at the age of 13. He was later accepted into the Imperial Academy and studied under the tutelage of Qiao Zhou. At that time, Luo Xian was compared by his peers to Zigong, a notable student of Confucius. Luo Xian was known to be straightforward and upright, cautious and generous with money. He was later appointed as an Assistant to the Crown Prince (太子舍人) and Colonel Who Proclaims Trust (宣信校尉). Luo Xian was also sent on a diplomatic mission to Shu's ally state Eastern Wu, where he was held in high regard by the Wu officials.
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