Yue Zhao (simplified: 乐肇, traditional: 樂肇, pinyin: Yuè Zhào) was the son of Yue Lin and grandson of Yue Jin. When Yue Lin was killed in 257 during Zhuge Dan’s rebellion at Shouchun, Yue Zhao succeeded to the title Marquis of Guangchang Pavilion (廣昌亭侯). Few other details are recorded in the sources.
Yue Zhao樂肇
Grandson of Yue Jin, son of Yue Lin; succeeded to Marquis of Guangchang Pavilion after his father was killed in 257.
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