Kong Zhou 孔伷

According to the Biography of Xu Jing, when Emperor Ling died and Dong Zhuo took power, Zhou Bi of Hanyang became Master of Writing for Personnel and, together with Xu Jing, promoted and dismissed the scholars of the realm. At this time the Master of Writing Han Fu was appointed Governor of Ji Province, the Palace Attendant Liu Dai Inspector of Yan Province, Zhang Zi of Yingchuan Administrator of Nanyang, Kong Zhou of Chenliu Inspector of Yu Province, and Zhang Miao of Dong Commandery Administrator of Chenliu. On reaching their posts, Han Fu and the others each raised troops and instead turned toward the capital, intending to kill Dong Zhuo. Records, Shu 8 §2–3

The Biography of Dong Zhuo likewise records that Dong Zhuo trusted the Master of Writing Zhou Bi, the Colonel of the City Gates Wu Qiong and others, and sent out Han Fu, Liu Dai, Kong Zhou, Zhang Zi, Zhang Miao and others whom they recommended to govern provinces and commanderies. When Han Fu and the others, on reaching their posts, all joined forces to attack Dong Zhuo, Dong Zhuo concluded that Zhou Bi, Wu Qiong and the others had colluded with them and betrayed him, and beheaded them all. Records, Wei 6 §10

In the Biography of Xu Jing, Dong Zhuo angrily told Zhou Bi, 'The men you gentlemen appointed turned around and came to plot against me on the very day they took office,' and had him beheaded outside. Since Xu Jing's elder cousin Xu Yang, Chancellor of Chen, had also plotted together with Kong Zhou, Xu Jing, fearing execution, fled to Kong Zhou. Records, Shu 8 §4

According to the Annals of Emperor Wu, in the 1st month of spring in the 1st year of Chuping (190), the General of the Rear Yuan Shu, the Governor of Ji Province Han Fu, the Inspector of Yu Province Kong Zhou, the Inspector of Yan Province Liu Dai, the Administrator of Henei Wang Kuang, the Administrator of Bohai Yuan Shao, the Administrator of Chenliu Zhang Miao, the Administrator of Dong Commandery Qiao Mao, the Administrator of Shanyang Yuan Yi and the Chancellor of Jibei Bao Xin raised troops at the same time, each with tens of thousands of men, and acclaimed Yuan Shao as leader of the alliance. In the 2nd month, when Dong Zhuo moved the Son of Heaven to Chang'an and burned the palaces of Luoyang, Yuan Shao was garrisoned at Henei, Zhang Miao, Liu Dai, Qiao Mao and Yuan Yi at Suanzao, and Yuan Shu at Nanyang, while Kong Zhou was garrisoned at Yingchuan. Because Dong Zhuo's army was strong, none of Yuan Shao and the others dared to advance first. Records, Wei 1 §7–8

According to the Biography of Zang Hong, when they gathered at Suanzao, Zhang Miao summoned Zang Hong, the Officer of Merit of his younger brother Zhang Chao, and, greatly impressed after meeting him, introduced him to Liu Gongshan of Yan Province and Kong Gongxu of Yu Province, both of whom became close to Zang Hong. When an altar was set up for the oath, the various provinces and commanderies deferred to one another and together put Zang Hong forward, and Zang Hong mounted the altar and, drinking the blood, swore that the Inspector of Yan Province Liu Dai, the Inspector of Yu Province Kong Zhou, the Administrator of Chenliu Zhang Miao, the Administrator of Dong Commandery Qiao Mao, the Administrator of Guangling Zhang Chao and others had gathered righteous troops to hasten together to the aid of the state in its peril. Records, Wei 7 §35 · 37–38

Kong Zhou's death appears only in a single line of the Biography of Xu Jing: 'When Kong Zhou died, Xu Jing went to rely on the Inspector of Yang Province Chen Yi.' Chen Shou's text does not record the year or the cause of Kong Zhou's death. Records, Shu 8 §4