Three Kingdoms and Six Dynasties · Linchuan clan leader and Chen general

Zhou Fu 周敷

Zhōu Fū

c. AD 530 - AD 564

Passages
33
Chapters
2
Histories
1

Overview

Zhou Fu was a Linchuan clan leader and Chen general.

IdentityHistorical · Male
Found inBook of Chen

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TypeEnglishChinesePinyin
Alternate name Zhongyuan 仲遠 Zhòngyuǎn

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Key source chapters

  1. Book of Chen, Chapter 13 Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong 25 passages
  2. Book of Chen, Chapter 35 Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying 8 passages

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33 passages

Book of Chen, Chapter 13Volume 13: Xu Shipu; Lu Xida; Zhou Fu; Xun Lang; Zhou Jiong · 25 passages
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詔曰：「使持節、散騎常侍、都督南豫州緣江諸軍事、鎮南將軍、南豫州刺史西豐縣開國侯敷，受任遐征，淹時違律，虛衿姦詭，遂貽喪仆。 An edict said: "Fu, credential-holder, supernumerary scattered-cavalry regular attendant, commander of armies along the South Yu Yangzi bank, general who guards the south, inspector of South Yu, and Opening Marquis of Xifeng—sent on a distant campaign, he long broke discipline, opened his heart to treachery, and so met death in the field.
Book of Chen, Chapter 35Volume 35: Xiong Tanlang; Zhou Di; Liu Yi; Chen Baoying · 8 passages
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使持節、安南將軍、開府儀同三司、高州刺史新建縣侯法𣰋，雄績早宣，忠誠夙著，未奉王命，前率義旅，既援敷等，又全子隆，裹糧擐甲，仍躡飛走，批羆之旅，驅馳越電，振武之眾，叱吒移山，以此追奔，理無遺類。 Envoy-credential pacifying-the-south general, opener equal to the three dukes, Gao inspector, Marquis of Xinjian Fading, had shown heroism early and loyalty long; before royal orders he led loyal troops, aided Fu, and saved Zilong whole—grain wrapped, armor on, still chasing the flying foe; bear-beating hosts outran lightning; mountain-shaking warriors shouted hills aside—by such pursuit none should escape.