The encyclopedia reproduces a note to the Yuan poet Nai Xian's “Song of General Dalu Shooting a Tiger.” The note says that General Dalu's family had led the Naiman, that he became commander of Suizhou and Yingzhou after submitting, and that Yuquan was his great-grandson. Because this is a quotation transmitted by a secondary source, it should not be treated as a direct verification of the original poem.
The source identifies Dalu Yuquan as Mongol, with the courtesy name Daofu, and gives his death as “1378, subject to verification.” It states that he passed the jinshi examination in 1342, initially served the Yuan, later submitted to the Ming, and resided in Yongning, Henan.
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