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Sima Zhou
AncientGeneralChina227 — 283
Jin prince who commanded part of the Wu invasion.
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Quick Facts
Born
227
Died
283
Country
China
Era
Ancient
Occupation
General
Score Overview
Military (10%)50
Political (20%)35
Influence (20%)46
Legacy (20%)37
Leadership (15%)41
Strategy (15%)35
Total Score40.4
Sima Zhou — Complete Timeline
265 AD
Appointment as Prince of LangyePolitical Action
Sima Zhou was enfeoffed as Prince of Langye by his cousin Sima Yan, the first Jin emperor. This title granted him a fief and military command, positioning him as a key member of the Sima clan during the unification campaigns.
EnfeoffmentJin DynastyNobility
Impact: nationalconstructive
280 AD
Command in the Conquest of WuWar◆ Major
Sima Zhou commanded a portion of the Jin invasion force against Eastern Wu, leading troops from the Langye region. His forces contributed to the Jin victory that unified China under the Jin dynasty, ending the Three Kingdoms period.
ConquestThree KingdomsJin Dynasty
Impact: regionalconstructive
Detailed Scores
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Military
Strategy
8
Tactics
8
Battles
8
Army Scale
8
War Impact
9
Political
Governance
5
Reform
5
Stability
5
Policy
5
Power
5
Influence
History
8
Global
8
Culture
8
Ideology
8
Legacy
8
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