For danmei purposes, yes, the Luo is the Luo of Luo Binghe.
Baike says this poem is written in the Fu style, but still has metaphors.
Anyway, in historical times there were two Luoshui rivers, one originating in northwest Shaanxi and flowing into the Wei river, and one in the south of Shaanxi that flowed into the Yellow River. Zhu Xi (Song dynasty era, founder of neo-Confucianism) thinks this was the latter.
Baike says definitively that this was written during the reign of Zhou Xuan wang, but then the specific sources say Zhou You wang, so I'm confused.
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Re: 213. 瞻彼洛矣 - Zhan Bi Luo Yi
Date: 2021-05-02 06:55 pm (UTC)Baike says this poem is written in the Fu style, but still has metaphors.
Anyway, in historical times there were two Luoshui rivers, one originating in northwest Shaanxi and flowing into the Wei river, and one in the south of Shaanxi that flowed into the Yellow River. Zhu Xi (Song dynasty era, founder of neo-Confucianism) thinks this was the latter.
Baike says definitively that this was written during the reign of Zhou Xuan wang, but then the specific sources say Zhou You wang, so I'm confused.