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Zhou Hu

Zhou Hu, son of Eastern Wu’s Zhou Jun, was recommended as a general by Quan Cong, but Sun Quan declined to appoint him, having heard he was dangerous.

History Records, vol. 54 · Not in the Romance

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History · vol. 54Records of the Three Kingdoms
…峻卒，全琮表峻子護為將。權曰：「昔走曹操，拓有荊州，皆是公瑾，常不忘之。…
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瑜兄子峻，亦以瑜元功為偏將軍，領吏士千人。峻卒，全琮表峻子護為將。權曰：「昔走曹操，拓有荊州，皆是公瑾，常不忘之。初聞峻亡，仍欲用護，聞護性行危險，用之適為作禍，故便止之。孤念公瑾，豈有已乎？」

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Zhou Hu was the son of the Eastern Wu general Zhou Jun. He appears in Records of the Three Kingdoms, juan 54; he is not mentioned in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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Quan Cong submitted a memorial recommending Zhou Hu as a general, and Sun Quan initially intended to appoint him. Later, after hearing that Zhou Hu’s character and conduct were dangerous and believing that appointing him would only bring disaster, Sun Quan abandoned the idea. (According to the historical record.)

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Son of Zhou Jun.
Quan Cong once submitted a memorial recommending him as a general.
Sun Quan once considered appointing him, but later changed his mind after hearing that Zhou Hu’s character and conduct were dangerous.