Zhou Yin
Zhou Yin
Zhou Yin? (now southwest of Lujiang, Anhui Province). Zhou Yin was born in the Zhou family of Lujiang. He was the second son of Zhou Yu, a famous general of Wu state during the Three Kingdoms period. At the beginning, he served as a captain of Xingye, married the daughter of the clan, led 1000 soldiers and stationed in the Public Security Bureau. In the first year of Huanglong (229), he was the Marquis of Xiang. Later, he was removed from office for the crime and moved to Luling county.
In the second year of chiwu (239), Zhu Gejin and bu Gulian pleaded for him, asking for forgiveness of his crime, returning his troops and restoring his title. Zhu ran and Quan Cong wrote a letter again, and Sun Quan allowed it. Before the imperial edict was issued, Zhou Yin died.
Life of the characters
Removing officials for the people
Sun Quan appointed Zhou Yin as the captain of Xingye, and married his family daughter to him, leading 1000 soldiers. When Zhou Yin was stationed at the police station, he was praised by Sun Quan for his father's sake.
In the first year of Huanglong (229), Sun Quan called himself Emperor and pursued the meritorious officials. Because Zhou Xun had passed away, he made his younger brother Zhou Yin the Marquis of the capital. Zhou Yin had the highest rank among the descendants of meritorious officials. However, he was proud of his father's merits and indulged in wine and sex. Later, he was removed from office for his crime and moved to Luling county.
Courtiers intercede
In the second year of chiwu (239), Zhuge Jin and bu Jia jointly asked to forgive Zhou Yin for his father Zhou Yu's fault.
Sun Quan replied that he deeply felt his feelings for Zhou Yu and hoped that Zhou Yin would turn over a new leaf in their face. At this time, Zhu ran and Quan Cong also played to intercede for Zhou Yin, so Sun Quan agreed to their request. At this time, Zhou Yin died.
Historical evaluation
Zhuge Jin, bu: "so general Zhou Yuzi Yin, who used to be whitewashed, was appointed general. He could not nourish him with good fortune. He wanted to set up effect. He indulged his lust and was quick to fight crime."
Sun Quan: "and relying on this, Yin indulged in wanton, before and after the allegation, had no change."
Anecdotes and allusions
Lost Dan chicken
The chicken that missed the dawn. It's a metaphor for a promising person who loses a good opportunity and ends up in a bad situation due to dereliction of duty. In the biography of Zhou Yu, Wu Zhi in the annals of the Three Kingdoms, Zhu Gejin "begged for the rest of his sins, returned his soldiers to the throne, made the chicken who had lost his Dan win a song again, held the guilty minister, and displayed his aftereffect." Song Lu You's poem "returning to the old man" says: "a lot of lost dogs, a lot of lost chickens."
Historical records
Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms Volume 54 Wu Shu Jiu Zhou Yu Lu Su Lu Meng Zhuan No.9
member of family
Father and ancestor
Grandfather: Zhou Yi was an official of Luoyang county.
Father: Zhou Yu, official to the partial general, Nanjun Taishou, Fengping Lubo.
brothers and sisters
Elder brother: Zhou Xun, an official to ride Duwei, married sun Luban, the daughter of Sun Quan.
Sister: Zhou Fei, the eldest son of Sun Quan, sun Deng.
wife
Sun family, the daughter of Wu clan.
Offspring
According to Zhou's genealogy, Zhou Yinsheng had three sons, the eldest Zhou Yu, the second Zhou Tai and the third Zhou Zuan. The truth is unknown
Artistic image
Literary image
In the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhou Yin mentioned in Chapter 57 that he was the second son of Zhou Yu, a general of the state of Wu. After Zhou Yu died, he was treated well by Sun Quan with his brother and sister.
Film and television image
In 1990, the actor of "Kong Ming San Qi Zhou Yu" is unknown
1994 TV drama romance of the Three Kingdoms: unknown actor
2002 Huangmei Opera "fuchunling": Teng Zhongyu as Zhou Xiao (prototype Zhou Yin)
Animation image
In 2009, he appeared in the cartoon romance of the Three Kingdoms
Chinese PinYin : Zhou Yin
Zhou Yin
