朱瑀 / Zhu Yu (late Han)

Hanji 916 backfills Zhu Yu before Lyu Qiang names him. After 曹节 rallies the eunuch side, the episode says Cao Jie and Zhu Yu’s power rises again, while 沈忠’s later memorial singles Zhu Yu out for fabricating rebellion charges, disturbing the palace, seizing seals, and dividing the dowager and emperor.

Hanji 917 introduces 朱瑀 / Zhu Yu as a late-Han eunuch favorite named beside 曹节 in 吕强’s remonstrance. Lyu Qiang treats him as part of the group whose low character, slander, flattery, and family privilege make title grants look detached from public merit.

The closing hook also places Zhu Yu in 阳球’s next target set after 王甫. That makes him part of the anti-eunuch escalation immediately before Hanji 918 shows how targeting Cao Jie rebounds.

The transcript’s “朱羽” is normalized here to 朱瑀 and kept source-scoped unless later ingests add more detail.

Connections

• Hanji 916, 曹节, 沈忠, and 君臣反馈失灵 - restored eunuch power and direct target of Shen Zhong’s shelved accusation.
• 吕强 — critic who names Zhu Yu in the merit-title remonstrance.
• 曹节 — fellow eunuch favorite in the source’s criticism and Yang Qiu’s target field.
• 阳球 and 王甫 — anti-eunuch prosecution sequence around the closing hook.
• 因功赏罚 — concept sharpened by title grants detached from merit.