Zhu Huan (朱桓), courtesy name Xiumu, was a native of Wu County, Wu County (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu), a famous general in Jiangdong, who served as the governor of Yuyao, to solve the plague, pacify the mountain thieves, and when he was the governor of Shusu, Zhu Huan boosted morale, resisted the Wei army, attacked Cao Tai by fire, beheaded Changdiao, captured Wang Shuang, and severely defeated Cao Ren. Later, Zhu Huan helped Lu Xun break Cao Xiu and beheaded tens of thousands of people, and Zhu Huan fell ill and died in the first year of Chi Wu, at the age of sixty-two. Let's take a look at the Zhu Huan family today!
Zhu Huan
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Son:
Zhu Yi, Zi Jiwen, son of Zhu Huan, leading the army on behalf of his father. In 252, Zhu Yi defeated Zhuge Zhi, and in 257, after rescuing Zhuge Shi in Shouchun, he was framed and killed by Sun Qiang.
cousin:
Zhu Zhi (朱君), courtesy name Zi Fan (字子范), was made empress dowager by Sun Quan and married his daughter Sun Luyu to Zhu Zhi (朱君), and in 249 he was appointed as chancellor.
Sister in Law:
Sun Luyu, Zi Xiaohu, Sun Quan's young daughter. In 229, she married Zhu Zhu, known as "Princess Zhu", and in 250, after Zhu Zhao's death, she remarried Liu Lu. In 255, he was framed by Princess Quan for rebellion and was killed.
nephew:
Zhu Xiong, Zhu Huan's nephew, Zhu Zhao's eldest son, during the Sun Liang period, was killed.
nephew
Zhu Huan, Zhu Huan's nephew, Zhu Zhao's second son, during the Sun Liang period, was killed.
niece:
Empress Zhu, niece of Zhu Huan, daughter of Zhu Zhao and Sun Luyu, empress of Sun Xiu of the Wu Jing Emperor.
great-nephew:
Zhu Xuan, Zhu Huan's nephew and grandson, during the reign of Emperor Jing of Wu, was given the title of Marquis of Yunyang and married a princess.
Zhu Huan's ancestors came from the surname Cao, during the reign of King Wu of Zhou, Cao Huan's descendant Cao Huan was enfeoffed in the State of Yi and established the capital in the State of Yi, and his people took the state as their surname, called the Yi clan, and the king of the State of Yi passed to the Duke of Huan, and infighting broke out, and Yi Hong, the son of duke Huan of Cao, fled the state of Qi to retreat in The State of Lu (present-day Jiangsu), and changed the character to Zhu. After the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, the Zhu family has become a large family, and during the Three Kingdoms period, Zhu Huan was born in the Wu County, one of the four surnames of Wu County, Jiangdong.
Zhu Zhi