Qin and Han · Rebel

Zhou Sheng 周生

Attested AD 144

Passages: 2
Chapters: 1
Histories: 1

Overview

Zhou Sheng was a rebel.

Life and dates

Death

Beheaded · Authority Teng Fu (滕撫)
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 43, passage 77

Attested activity

AD 144 建康元年
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 43, passage 68

Places and affiliations

At Jiujiang 九江
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 43, passage 68

Events and relationships

Rebelled
AD 144 建康元年 · Military · Rebel leader · At Liyang 歷陽
Directly stated · Book of Later Han 43, passage 68

References in the histories

Book of Later Han, Chapter 43Volume 38: Biographies of Zhang, Fa, Teng, Feng, Du, Yang · 2 passages

建康元年，九江范容、周生等相聚反亂，屯據歷陽，為江淮巨患，遣御史中丞馮緄將兵督揚州刺史尹燿、九江太守鄧顯討之。 In Jiankang 1 (144 CE), Fan Rong, Zhou Sheng, and others in Jiujiang rebelled, seized Liyang, and threatened the entire Yang–Huai region. The court dispatched Vice Censor Feng Gun with troops to coordinate Governor Yin Yao of Yangzhou and Prefect Deng Xian of Jiujiang against them.

未及行，會撫等進擊，大破之，斬馬勉、范容、周生等千五百級，徐鳳遂將餘眾攻燒東城縣。 Before Li Gu could march, Teng Fu attacked and routed the enemy, taking fifteen hundred heads including Ma Mian, Fan Rong, and Zhou Sheng. Xu Feng escaped with the survivors and torched Dongcheng county.