According to the Yue Jue Shu, "Zhuan Zhu fought with others and had the courage to face ten thousand men.
After Prince Guang acquired Zhuan Zhu, he treated him as an honored guest and showed respect to his mother.
Zhuan Zhu inquired about the preferences of King Liao of Wu and learned that he loved "grilled fish."
He dispatched his brothers Prince Guang and Zhuyong to lead troops to besiege the cities of Liu and Lin in Chu, and he sent Yanling Jizi to observe the movements of other vassal states in the Jin region.
Chu's forces intercepted Gaiyu and Zhuyong, cutting off their retreat, thus preventing the Wu troops from withdrawing.
[5] Zhuan Zhu was moved by Prince Guang's kindness and decided to repay him with his life, but he was concerned about his mother.
She told Zhuan Zhu that a great man should be remembered in history while standing between heaven and earth.
Zhuan Zhu went to fetch the water, and upon his return, he found his mother had already hanged herself in the back hall.
His mother's sacrifice relieved Zhuan Zhu of his worries about his family and spurred him on to accomplish his mission.
[5] In April 515 BC, Prince Guang prepared a banquet to entertain King Liao of Wu and ambushed his soldiers in the basement.
According to Wang Ao's Records of Gusu, Zhuan Zhu's tomb is located inside the Panmen Gate next to the Temple of Wudaifu (Wu Zixu), but there is no trace of it today.
[6] The Tomb of Zhuan Zhu is located on the east ridge of Hongshan Mountain in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China.
The Zhuan Zhu Pagoda was located in Doulou Lane, Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China.
It was a reminder of Zhuan Zhu's loyalty and sacrifice, and it was a symbol of the power of one person to change the course of history.