Xu Jiao
Xu Jiao, son of Wu general Xu Kun and brother of Lady Xu, inherited his father’s title, subdued the Shanyue, and rose to the rank of lieutenant general.
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History · vol. 50Records of the Three Kingdoms
…兄矯，嗣父琨侯，討平山越，拜偏將軍，先夫人卒，無子。弟祚襲封，亦以戰功至（於）蕪湖督、平魏將軍。
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琨生夫人，初適同郡陸尚。尚卒，極為討虜將軍在吳，聘以為妃，使母養子登。後權遷移，以夫人妒忌，廢處吳。積十餘年，權為吳王及即尊號，登為太子，群臣請立夫人為后，權意在步氏，卒不許。後以疾卒。兄矯，嗣父琨侯，討平山越，拜偏將軍，先夫人卒，無子。弟祚襲封，亦以戰功至（於）蕪湖督、平魏將軍。
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Xu Jiao was the son of Xu Kun of Eastern Wu and the elder brother of Lady Xu. He is mentioned in relevant accounts in the Records of the Three Kingdoms; he does not appear in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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Xu Jiao inherited his father Xu Kun’s title, subdued the Shanyue, and was appointed General of the Household. He died before Lady Xu and had no sons. (According to the historical records.)
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