Zhang Zhao, Zibu, a native of Pengcheng, Xuzhou, was a chancellor of Eastern Wu. Zhang Zhao crossed south to Yangzhou due to the war, and was reused by Sun Ce, who before his death, asked Zhang Zhao to assist Sun Quan, and Zhang Zhao helped Sun Quan stabilize the situation. He participated in the preparation of the imperial ceremony, Sun Quan was proclaimed empress, and Zhang Zhao was made the Marquis of Lou. In 236, Zhang Zhao died, the nickname "Wen", today let's take a look at Zhang Zhao's family information!
Zhang Zhao
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Second son:
Zhang Cheng, zi zhongsi, the second son of Zhang Zhao, successively served as the general of the Hun Cavalry, Xi Cao Tuan, the western governor of Changsha, and later served as the governor of the capital of Fengwei, the marquis of Fengdu Township, and died in 244.
In the Book of Wu, Zhang Cheng is Zhang Zhao's eldest son, and Zhang Xiu is Zhang Zhao's second son, but Zhang Cheng's table character "Zhongsi", Zhang Xiu's table word uncle, according to the tradition of "Bo Zhong's uncle season", Zhang Cheng should be the second son, Zhang Xiu is the third son.
Daughter in Law:
Zhuge Shi, daughter of Zhuge Jin, wife of Zhang Cheng, gave birth to Zhang Zhen.
Third son:
Zhang Xiu, the second son of Zhang Zhao, inherited the family title, and once accompanied Quan Chun to attack the Wei general Wang Shu, Zhang Xiu contained the Wei army, received a reward, and was later rumored by Quan Chun, involved in the dispute over the crown prince, was sent to the state, and was soon given death.
nephew:
Zhang Fen, good at making siege equipment, was the governor of Pingzhou and the Marquis of Fengle Township.
grandson:
Zhang Zhen, grandson of Zhang Zhao, son of Zhang Cheng, nephew of Zhuge Ke. Inheriting the title of Marquis of Duxiang, he was implicated by his uncle Zhuge Ke and was killed. granddaughter:
Zhang Shi, granddaughter of Zhang Zhao, daughter of Zhang Cheng, married Sun Quan's third grandson and grandson He.
granddaughter:
Zhang Shi, granddaughter of Zhang Zhao, daughter of Zhang Cheng, married Lu Xun's son Lu Kang and gave birth to Lu Jing.
great-grandson:
Zhang Min (張闿), courtesy name Jingxu, was a Jin dynasty figure, a Danyang man, and a great-grandson of Zhang Zhao, successively serving as Anton's army, serving as a zhonglang (丞相), the Marquis of Fengdanyang County, and during the rebellion of Su Jun, he conspired with Wang To enter the palace guards, plotted against Jun, and was an official to the court lieutenant.
Zhang Min (張闿), courtesy name Jingxu, was a Danyang native, and the great-grandson of the Wu general Zhaozhi (昭之) of Wu Fuwu. --The Book of Jin, The Biography of Zhang Min
Grandchildren:
Zhang Chao, son of Zhang Min.
Zhang Zhao family
Zhang Zhao was originally a native of Pengcheng, Xuzhou, and his family moved south due to the war, and was the first hero of the Eastern Wu regime, but the Battle of Chibi "surrendered", so Zhang Zhao gradually fell out of favor in Sun Quan's heart, Sun Shao, Gu Yong, and Lu Xun could all be phases, but Zhang Zhao, who had a great reputation, was "lifelong dissimilar". The family did not take it as a lesson, but intervened in the government several times, and finally in the later years of Sun Quan, most of Zhang Zhao's heirs were killed, in fact, the decline of the Zhang Zhao family had long been foreshadowed, Zhang Zhaozi Zhang Cheng married Zhuge Jin and Lu Xun families, and the daughter married Sun Quan's crown prince Sun He, this kind of marriage practice of the scholar clan has seriously affected the foundation of the ruler, so the once-prominent Zhang family will eventually disappear under the political game.