On the bingwu day of early winter in the first year of the Xian'an reign of the Jin emperor Sima Yu, the case of Lu Song's entry into the palace was concluded. Lu Song and thirty-seven principal offenders were sentenced to death. These forty-seven condemned men were all Lu Song's personal disciples. The remaining nearly two hundred rebels of the Way of the Celestial Masters were all exiled to the iron mines of Mufu Mountain in Jingzhou for hard labor. Minister of the Five Armies Lu Shi and his son, Attendant Censor Lu Qin, were both reduced to commoners. Lu Qin was additionally sentenced to twenty strokes, which he redeemed with two hundred thousand cash. Huan Mi was also dismissed as General of the Central Army and retained only as a Regular Mounted Attendant to serve as an adviser. Indignant at this, Huan Mi submitted his resignation and went straight to Wanling to live in seclusion, turning a deaf ear to his elder brother Huan Wen's advice-
Where there were punishments, there had to be rewards. Mao Anzhi, Gentleman of the Palace Guards, was promoted to General of the Left Guards for his service in protecting the emperor. Yin Kang, the former General of the Left Guards, became General of the Right Guards. Su Qi was appointed ninth-rank Military Registrar of Si Province. Chen Yu and Chen Zisheng, the eighth-rank Cavalry Sima of the Western Headquarters, was promoted to Commandant of the Cavalry, a seventh-rank military office-
As for Crown Prince's Attendant Chen Caozhi, his mission to the northern state and his suppression of Lu Song's rebellion had both been great services. He was recruited as Assistant Governor of Si Province and awarded one million cash, eight hundred bolts of fine silk, and eight hundred bolts of cloth-
Provincial Sima