Zhuge Chuo
Zhuge Chuo, eldest son of Eastern Wu’s Zhuge Ke and a cavalry commandant, was poisoned by his father for associating with the Prince of Lu.
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History · vol. 64Records of the Three Kingdoms
先是，童謠曰：「諸葛恪，蘆葦單衣蔑鉤落，於何相求成子閣。」成子閣者，反語石子岡也。…
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先是，童謠曰：「諸葛恪，蘆葦單衣蔑鉤落，於何相求成子閣。」成子閣者，反語石子岡也。建業面有長陵，名曰石子岡，葬者依焉。鉤落者，校飾革帶，世謂之鉤絡帶。恪果以葦席裹其身而篾束其腰，投之於此岡。〈《吳錄》曰：恪時年五十一。〉恪長子綽，騎都尉，以交關魯王事，權遣付恪，令更教誨，恪鴆殺之。中子辣，長水校尉。少子建，步兵校尉。聞恪誅，車載其母而走。峻遣騎督承追斬竦於白都。建得渡江，欲北走魏，行數千里，為追兵所逮。恪外甥都鄉侯張震及常侍朱恩等，皆夷三族。
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Zhuge Chuo was the eldest son of Zhuge Ke of Eastern Wu. He rose to the rank of Cavalry Commandant and appears in historical accounts; he is not mentioned in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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Because of his association with the Prince of Lu, Sun Quan entrusted Zhuge Chuo to his father, Zhuge Ke, ordering him to instruct his son. Zhuge Chuo was later poisoned by Zhuge Ke (as recorded in historical sources).
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