Sima Zhou

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Sima Zhou (司馬伷) was an officer of the Kingdom of Wei during the Three Kingdoms Period of China. Sima Zhou was the sixth son of the famous strategist Sima Yi. Sima Zhou was known amongst Wei as the "Fire General". During Wei's campaign against Wu, Zhou made a stand with over 50,000 troops, along with joining Wang Jun, who forced Wu to their surrender.

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