李固 / Li Gu (late Han)

李固 / Li Gu enters the wiki through Hanji 929 as 李燮’s father and the earlier official behind the Luoyang saying that “the father would not establish an emperor and the son would not establish a king.” The source recalls Li Gu’s opposition to installing the later Emperor Huan, preferring 刘蒜 as an older and more capable candidate.

The page is source-scoped to that succession-memory role. Li Gu matters in this ingest because his earlier refusal supplies a family and political template for Li Xie’s later objection to restoring 刘续.

Connections

• Hanji 929 - source episode.
• 李燮 - son whose court judgment is compared to Li Gu’s earlier succession stance.
• 刘蒜 - alternative imperial candidate favored in the source’s background.
• 汉灵帝 - later dynastic context for the remembered phrase.
• 名器合法性 and 未定继承人风险 - adjacent title and succession concepts.