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Biography & Historical Record
Zheng Zhou (Zheng Zhou), courtesy name Jingxian, was a native of Kuaiji. He served the Eastern Wu dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Known for his moral integrity and administrative capability, he held the office of Prefect of Gaomi (Cao Cấp). Zheng Zhou was recognized for his literary talent and his ability to govern effectively in the Wu territories, contributing to the stability of the Jiangdong region.
Role in Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Zheng Zhou is not a major character in Luo Guanzhong’s ‘Romance of the Three Kingdoms’. He does not appear in the narrative and has no dialogue or specific actions attributed to him within the novel’s chapters.
Zheng Zhou — Historical & Literary Timeline
Service in Eastern Wu
Served as a local official in the Eastern Wu administration, noted for his tenure as the Prefect of Gaomi.
Key Relationships
Family
- Zheng Gong (郑公, Trịnh Công): Father. Respected elder of Kuaiji Commandery.
Friends
- Eastern Wu Administration (东吴政权, Triều đình Đông Ngô): Imperial governmental apparatus of Eastern Wu under which Zheng Zhou served as Prefect of Gaomi, noted for his literary scholarship, moral integrity, and efficient local governance during the Three Kingdoms period.
Enemies
- No information
Others
- No information
In Novel
Zheng Zhou (郑袤, Trịnh Trụ) does not have a securely verified named appearance under the exact Chinese name 郑袤 in the supplied novel text. No chapter is assigned without exact textual evidence.
History
Jin Scholar-Official
- Zheng Zhou (郑袤, Trịnh Trụ) was a scholar-official whose career extended into the political world of Wei and Jin.
Administrative Service
- He served within the northern Chinese bureaucracy and was associated with the learned official class that continued from Cao Wei into the early Jin period.
Historical Record
- The surviving record is comparatively brief, and his importance is primarily preserved through his official career and family connections.