Lu Kang
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Lu Kang 呂嚝, was a General in the Three Kingdoms Era of ancient China. He served under Yuan Shao, Yuan Shao's second son Shang, and then Cao Cao. See Lu Kuang.
Lu Kang 陸抗 (226-274), was a son of Lu Xun. Both Lu Kang and his father were generals of the Kingdom of Wu in the Three Kingdoms Era of ancient China. He was praised for his talent and wisdom. He also had a tale with Yang Hu 羊祜, a general from Jin Dynasty, in which they trusted each other and helped to make the border area a better place.
However, the emperor of Wu that time was ignorant. Though the emperor didn't suppress Lu Kang, he didn't accept any of his suggestions either. Soon after Lu Kang's death, the Jin Dynasty conquered the Wu and united China again.
Lu Kang had five sons, with the youngest two becoming famous authors of Jin Dynasty.
zh:陆抗