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  dōng hàn niánhuàn guān zhuān zhèngwài zhēng quánzhèng zhì bài xìng háo jīng lǒng duàn jiào jūn cán bàoguān tān mín jiān céng chū qiónggōng yuán 184 niántài píng qīng dào shǒu lǐng zhāng jiǎo shuài lǐng huáng jīn jūn " zhōu 'èr shí jùn tóng shí 。 "" tiān xià xiǎng yìngjīng shī zhèn dòng "。 dōng hàn wáng zhāofā dòng jūn zhèn zài cān jiā zhèn de duì zhōng wèi cáo cāo yīn jūn gōng chūzhàn hòu bèi rèn wéi Jǐnán xiāng ; sūn jiān yīn jūn gōng bèi rèn wéi bié ; liú bèi yīn jūn gōng bèi rèn wéi 'ān xiàn wèi
  
   zài zhèn huáng jīn jūn hòuquán guó bèi de jūn suǒ chù zài hùn zhàn
  
   cáo cāo wéi zǎi xiāng de dōng hàn zhèng tǒng liǎo zhōng guó běi cáo cāo kòng zhì liǎo zhōng yāng zhèng 。 220 nián cáo cāo de 'ér cáo duó zhèng quán huáng liú xié gǎn xià bǎo zuòjiàn wèi wáng cháo
  
   nián hòu huáng de liú bèi zài chuān jiàn shǔ hàn wáng cháoyòu míng niánsūn quán zài chāng jiàn wáng cháochéng sān guó dǐng shǐ chēng sān guó
  
   sān guóxiá 220 nián 280 niánguǎng 184 nián、 190 nián huò 208 nián- 280 niánshì zhōng guó shǐ shàng de duàn shí yòu wèihàn sān guó jiāhàn sān guó zhàn zhēng duànshǐ rén kǒu xià jiàngjīng shòu sǔnsān guó jiē zhòng shì jīng zhǎnyóu zhàn zhēng qiú zhǒng shù dōuyòu jiào zhǎn
  
   sān guó shí kāi shǐ de shí jiān xué zhě yòu tóng jiàn jiě bān fēn chéng xiá guǎng xiá shì 220 nián cáo dōng hàn xiàn shànràngjiàn guó cáo wèishǐ dōng hàn miè wáng kāi shǐguǎng bān rèn wéi yòu 184 nián dōng hàn huáng jīn zhī luàn kāi shǐzhè yuán hàn líng wéi jiě jué huáng jīn zhī luàn 'ér chéng zhōu zhì gāi zhì dǎo zhì fāng tiān xià fēn liè guān diǎn hái yòu: 190 nián dǒng zhuó xié hàn xiàn kāi luò yáng kāi shǐzhè shí dōng hàn cháo tíng jīng bēng kuì; 208 nián chì zhī zhàn hòu kāi shǐzhè shí sān guó dǐng xíng chéng chú xíng shǐ xué jiā duō zhù zhòng sān guó dǐng de xíng chéng guò chéng 184 nián dōng hàn kāi shǐ shī zhèng quán shí qún xióng xíng chéng sān guó chú xíng zhí dào wèi dài hàn wéi zhǐsuǒ wǎng wǎng jiāng zhè duàn 184 nián dào 220 nián de shí jiān sān guó shí jiā tǎo lùn
  
   sān guó shí rén cái bèi chūhòu shì cháng cháng zhuī dāng shí fēng yún rén zài táng sòng shī zhōng chū xiàn liàng sān guó nèi róngyuán míng qīng jiānsān guó shì gèng jiā shēn rén xīnchéng wéi mín jiān shù wén xué cháng jiàn huà míng dài luó guàn zhōng zhè duàn shǐ wéi lán běnbiān zhuàn shǐ xiǎo shuōsān guó yǎn chéng wéi liǎo zhōng guó míng zhù zhī fēng duō cǎi de shǐ nèi hán liú chuán dào zhōu shì jiè yǐng xiǎng liǎo zhè xiē jìn dài chén shòu suǒ zuòsān guó zhì》, hòu jīng péi sōng zhī zhù yǐn yòu cān kǎo jià zhízhí dào jīn tiānsān guó de zhù míng rén shì jiàn réng shì 'ěr shú néng xiángchéng wéi diàn shìdiàn yǐng huò yóu cái zhī
  
   gèng yòu sān guó cái xiǎo shuōdǒu zhuǎn xīng xiébèi fān pāi chéng diàn shì
  
   sān guó miàn de xíng chéng
  
  189 niánhàn líng jià bēngliú biàn wèi bèi wéi shǎo zhí zhèng de tài hòu zhī xiōng jìn lián luò yuán shàoshā huàn guān jiǎn shuòshàojìn děng móu jìn shā huàn guānbìng zhào dǒng zhuó luò yáng wéi yuándāng huàn guān shā jìnér shào yòu shā jìn huàn guān zhī shízhuó shuài bīng luò yángjìn lǎn cháo zhèng fèi chù shǎo lìng liú xié wéi hàn xiàn zhuó zhī zhuān héng liǎo dōng hàn cháo chén fāng shǒu de fǎn duìniàng chéng guī guī de nèi zhànzhuó luò yáng hòushào chū bēn zhōuqiáo mào jiǎ jiè cháo tíng sān gōng míng yào qiú zhōu jùn xīng bīng tǎo zhuóguān dōng zhōu jùn fēn fēn xiǎng yìng men fēn tún yào hàituī shào wéi méng zhùxiàngjī jìn gōng zhuó。 190 niánzhuó guān dōng bīng fēngxié chí xiàn qiān cháng 'ānguān dōng lián jūn zhà bìng tūn jiǔ jiù fēn bēng liǎo。 193 niáncháng'ān bīng biànzhuó bèi shāguān zhōng hùn luàn jīng guò liè de hùn zhàn hòudào 196 nián shíquán guó xíng chéng duō yuán shào zhàn qīngbìng sān zhōucāo zhàn yǎn 'èr zhōuhán suì téng zhàn liáng zhōugōng sūn zàn shì liáo dōngtáo qiānliú bèi xiān hòu zhàn zhōuyuán shù zhàn yáng zhōu de huái nán fēnliú biǎo zhàn jīng zhōuliú zhāng zhàn zhōusūn zhàn yáng zhōu de jiāng dōng fēnshì xiè zhàn jiāo zhōu wàizhāng dào jiào de zhì xíng shì bǎo hàn zhōng zhì jiǔ zhì mínzài zhè xiē zhě zhōngshì zuì qiáng zuì huó yuè de shì yuán shào cáo cāozhuó luò yáng hòucáo cāo táo zhì chén liú bīng fǎn kàngchéng wéi guān dōng lián jūn de zhī zài běi yòu jiàng huáng jīn jūn sān shí wàn zhòngxuǎn jīng ruìbiān wéi qīng zhōu bīngyòu shōu xiē háo qiáng zhù zhuāngjiàn 'ān yuán nián xiàn qiān dào xiàn liǎo fèng tiān lìng chén zhī shìtún tián 。 200 niáncáoyuán liǎng jūn jìn xíng guān zhī zhàncāo ruò shèng qiángquán jiān yuán jūn zhù yòu yòng shào 'èr de máo dùn gōng zhàn yuán shì de chéngxiāng zhàn lǐng qīngyōubìng zhōu zhī tǒng liǎo běi fāng 。 207 niáncáo jūn chū lóng sài bài qīn rǎo běi fāng de huán。 208 niáncáo jūn nán xiàgōng zhàn liú biǎo zhī liú cóng suǒ de jīng zhōu tuō jīng zhōu de liú bèi xiàng nán bēn táo shòu sūn quán zhī mìng bèi huì shāng tǎo duì zhū liàng yòu shòu bèi zhī mìng chái sāng sūn quán jié ménggòng kàng cáo jūnsūnliú lián jūn shǎo shèng duō bài cáo jūn chì shǐ cáo jūn tuì huí zhōng yuán shǐ xíng chéng sān guó dǐng miàncāo běi guī hòuyòng bīng guān zhōnglǒng tǒng fàn wéi kuò zhěng běi fāng jiǔ cáo cāo fēng wèi wáng。 211 niánbèi shuài jìn zhōuzhú zhàn liǎo yuán lái liú zhāng de pán。 219 niánbèi cóng cáo jūn shǒu zhōng duó hàn zhōngguān xiàng cáo jūn jìn gōngdàn shì sūn quán qiǎn jūn shā guān zhàn lǐng jīng zhōu sān xiá liú bèi jūn xiāng chí。 222 niánhàn jūn chū xiá jūn xiāng chí língxiāo tíng zhànbèi jiāng xùn bàituì huí shǔ zhōngxiāo tíng zhī zhàn hòu jiǔ , shǔ huī jié méng guān gòng kàng cáo wèizhì sān guó dǐng miàn zhèng shì xíng chéngnán běi zhī jiān suī rán hái cháng yòu zhàn shì shēngyòu shí guī hái jiào dàn shì zǒng de shuō lái liàng píng héngdǐng zhī shì wéi chí liǎo shí nián zhī jiǔ
  
   sān guó jiǎn jiè
  
   wèi
  
   suí zhe hàn chéngxiàng cáo cāo duì běi fāng de tǒng tún tián zhì diào zhì de shī xíngběi fāng shè huì wěn dìngshēng chǎn zhú jiàn huī zhèng xiū zhěng dào xīng jiàn shuǐ biàn liǎo jiāo tōng cáo yùnhuī de tiě zhōngshuǐ pái dào tuī guǎng zhì xīng shèng láishāng pǐn jiāo huàn jiàn yòu wèi míng shí chóngxīn bān yòng qián luò yáng chéng fán huácáo cāo jìn zhù zhōu hòu bān xíng diào zhìjiàn 'ān 'èr shí niáncáo cāo chēng wèi wángjiàn wèi guó。 220 nián zhēngyuècáo shí yuè cáo chēng guó hào wèi luò yángjiàn yuán huáng chūwèi běi fāngwèi zhì yǎnqīngliángyōngyōubìngjīngyáng děng zhōu zhōng liáng zhōu lǐng xiào wèi yōu zhōu jìng liáo dōngnán zhū zhōu zhì qín lǐnghuái fēn bié hàn xiāng jiēwèi yòu liù shí liù wàn rén kǒu bǎi shí wànwèi jiàn jiǔzhèng quán kāi shǐ bài wáng fāng zài wèi shí shēng liǎo zhèng de zōng shì cáo shuǎng tài wèi de quán zhī zhēngcáo shuǎng zhòng yòng míng shì sān gǒu shèng guǐděng réngǎi cháo diǎnpái chì shì shì dōng hàn lái de shì jiā běn rén yòu móu lüè yòu jūn gōng。 238 nián shuài jūn píng dìng gōng sūn yuānshǐ liáo dōng guī wèi bǎn 。 249 niányòu chéng cáo shuǎng fèng wáng fāng chū luò yáng chéng gāo píng líng de huì dòng zhèng biàn shuǎng bìng chù shuǎng dǎng lǎn cháo zhèngshǐ chēng gāo píng líng shì biànhòu lái shī zhāo píng liǎo huái nán de wáng líng( 251 nián)、 qiū jiǎn( 255 nián)、 zhū dàn( 257 niánde jūn shì pàn luàn cháo chén de fǎn kànggǒng liǎo shì de tǒng zhì zhú lín xián wéi dài biǎo de xuán xué míng shì duì shì chí xiāo fǎn kàng tài zhōng de kāng bèi shì fēi huǐ míng jiào zhù qiū jiǎn wéi luàn zhī zuì míng shā hài men zhī zhōng de fēn zài wèi jìn chū guī shìdāng fǎn kàng liàng dōubèi xiāo miè hòu shì chèn shí gōng 263 nián chū bīng miè hànliǎng nián hòu yán jiē shòushàn ràng wéi míngdài wèi wéi jìn gòng shí liù nián
  
   wèi huáng cáo cáo ruì cáo fāng cáo máo cáo huàn
  
   miào hào shì hào fēng hào míng zài wèi shí jiān
  
   gāo huáng cáo téng
  
   tài huáng cáo sōng
  
   tài huáng wèi wáng cáo cāowèi guó zào zhě, 216 nián chēng wángzài wèi 4 nián
  
   shì wén huáng cáo wèi guó jiàn zhě, 220 nián chēng zài wèi 7 nián
  
   liè míng huáng cáo ruì( 226 nián wèizài wèi 13 nián
  
   wèi 'āi wáng gōngzhāo líng xiàn gōng cáo fāng( 239-254 zài wèi 15 nián
  
   fèi gāo guì xiāng gōng cáo máo( 254-260 zài wèi 6 nián
  
   yuán huáng chén liú wáng cáo huàn( 260-265 zài wèi 6 nián
  
   hàn
  
  ( shǐ xué chēng zhī wéi hàn】、【 shǔ hàn】)
  
  188 niánhàn zōng shì liú yān chū rèn zhōu yān zhāng rènyānzhāng xiāng píng liǎo dāng háo qiáng de fǎn kàng。 207 niánliú bèi yāo zhū liàng wéi zuǒ chū lóng zhōng duì zhàn lüè xiǎng。 211 nián zhāng yāo qǐng liú bèi shǔshǐ bǎo hàn zhōng de zhāng 。 214 niánbèi zhàn zhōu; 219 nián jìn zhù hàn zhōng chēng hàn zhōng wángshì niánliú shǒu jīng zhōu de guān bèi sūn quán jūn shā。 221 niánbèi zài chéng chēng guó hào hànshì chēng shǔyòu chēng shǔ hànjiàn yuán zhāng hàn zhì zhōu qín lǐng zhì nán zhōngyòu 'èr shí wànkǒu jiǔ shí wàn wànbīng shí wàn bèi wéi zhēng duó shī de jīng zhōu nián chū xiá líng zhī zhànbài tuì shǔbìng bái liú chán bèi liàng liú chánxiǎo guó ruò mínchǔjìng kùn nán nán jiē lián pàn luàn zhōu jùn háo qiáng yōng kǎi zhí tài shǒuqiú zāng tài shǒu zhū bāoyuè guī tài shǒu gāo dìng xiǎng yìng yōng kǎinán zhōng dòng luàn kuò 。 225 niánliàng nán zhēngliàng jūn píng yuè guī zhōng jūn dōng píng zāng rán hòu zhōng huī suǒ gòng zhǐ zhōu jùn shí mèng huò dài yōng kǎi jùnliàng bài huòbìng 'àn gōng xīn wéi shàngduì mèng huò qín zòngzhōng shǐ huò guī xīnnán zhōng píng dìngliàng rén shuài zhì chéng wéi guān nán zhōng qīng qiāng biān wéi jūn duìbìng yǔn xìng zhāo yǐn rén zuò nán zhōng de niú chǎn chōng shí hàn guó jūn nán rén de bìsè zhuàng tàicóng yòu suǒ gǎi biànnán zhōng zhàn zhēng jié shùhàn jié méng yuán mǎn chéng guǒliàng 227 nián shuài jūn jìn zhù hàn zhōngtóng wèi zhǎn kāi zhēng duó guān lǒng de zhànliàng zài zhōu bèi qíng kuàng xià qiú zhàn fāng miàn běi lái gǒng xīng hàn shìhái jiù de zhèng tǒng wèi fāng miàn gōng wéi shǒujiè cún。 228 niánzhū liàng běi kāi shǐ hòu sān niánliàng yòu běi yóu jūn liáng méi yòu chéng guǒ。 234 nián zài běi jìn jūn wèi shuǐ nán miàn de zhàng yuánbìng jūn zhōnghàn jūn chè huíběi tíng dùnliàng hòujiǎng wǎnfèi dǒng yǔn děng rén xiāng wéixiàngyīn xún shǒu chéng 'ér 。 258 nián hòuhuàn guān shàn quánzhèng zhì bàijiāng wéi běi láo 'ér gōng。 263 niánwèi miè shǔ zhī zhàn kāi shǐnián dōng miè hàn 'èr gòng shí sān nián
  
   hàn huáng
  
   miào hào shì hào fēng hào míng zài wèi shí jiān
  
   hàn zhāo liè shǔ xiān zhù liú bèi ( kāi guó huáng 221-223 zài wèi 2 nián )
  
   xiào huái huáng shǔ hòu zhù liú chán (223-263 zài wèi 41 nián )
  
  
  
   huáng jīn shísūn jiān suí zhū jùn dào zhōng yuán zhèn huáng jīnhòu zhuǎn zhàn liáng zhōu jīng zhōu jiāng nán zhū jùndǒng zhuó zhī luàn shíjiān cān jiā tǎo dǒng zhuó de guān dōng lián jūn shǔ yuán shùzài huái nán huó dòngjiān tǒng lǐng zhòngyuē 194 nián kāi shǐ xiàng jiāng dōng zhǎn dào zhōu děng rén de zhù zhú liú yáo jiàng wáng lǎng。 196 nián xiàn qiān hòu shù 'ér lián cáo cāoshòu fēng wéi hóu。 199 nián jiāng tài shǒu liú xūntūn bìng bìng zhāng jùn 。 200 nián sūn quán tǒng zhòng。 208 nián quán yóu zhì jīng chéngchóuhuà chì zhī zhànshì jīng zhōu; 210 nián zhāo shì xiè xiōng dōng nán bàn 。 211 nián quán zhì líng niángǎi líng wéi jiàn 。 219 nián quán guān zhàn yòu jīng zhōu quán jìng líng zhī zhàn shèng xiàn zhì liǎo hàn chū xiá zhǎn de néng。 229 niánquán chēng qiān jiàn jiàn guóyòu yángjīngjiāo sān zhōuyòu shí 'èr wàn kǒu 'èr bǎi sān shí wàn sān wàn bīng 'èr shí sān wànquán shàng cún de kùn nán shì duì shān yuè de níng shì zài cháo kàng cáo wèi de dōng nán zhōu jùn shān de shān yuè rén xiǎn shèn zhì běi lián cáo wèifǎn duì sūn quán shì xiàng nán fāng nèi kuò zhāngquán shān yuè jìn xíng guò duō zhàn zhēng huò shèng , 234 nián zhū shuài jūn jìn gōng dān yáng shān yuèjīng sān nián wéi kùnshān yuè shí wàn rén chū shān tóu jiàng zhōng wàn dīng zhuàng bīng xià de chéng wéi biān sūn tǒng zhì de shí nián zhōngshān yuè rén hàn rén róng quán zhù yào jūn shì huó dòng zài huái nánchì zhī zhàn hòucáo cāo jūn gōng féi shuāng fāng yòu shèng jiāng běi mín duō jiāngbīn jiāng shù jùn chéng wéi kōng dàizhū liàng wèi hàn zhàn zhēng tíng zhǐwèi jiā qiáng huái nán duì de jìn gōng jūn chú yán jiāng shè zhù jūnbiàn zhì fēng suì wàihái zài cháo nán kǒu zhù yán fáng shǒuwèi shuǐ shī yòu xiànjìn gōng nán zòu xiàowèi xiāng chí yòu niánquán tǒng zhì shíjiāng dōng jīng yòu xiǎn zhù zhǎnběi rén nán láishān yuè chū píng láo dòng zēng duōcháng jiāng liǎng 'àn shè yòu tún tián zhōng líng tún tián kuàijī jùn nóng shēng chǎn jiào dài xiū chéng de zhè dōng yùn jiāng nán yùn zài sūn shí huī liǎo tōng háng xiào jiāng nán yùn yún yáng zhì jīng kǒu duàn liú jīng shān jiān biàn tōng hángwèi dào xiū zhěngyún yáng kāipì gāng dòushǐ qín huái jiāng nán yùn lián tōngwéi sān zhì jiàn de biàn jié shuǐ dào zhì kāi shǐ zài jiāng nán xīng dàn zhì zào shù hái gāoshǔ jǐn chéng wéi zhòng yào de shū tóng tiě zhù chéng dōng hàn guī 'ér yòu zhǎn guī qīng zài dōng hàn yòu táo zhì zào chǔ shàng zǒu xiàng chéng shúyóu hǎi jiāo tōng de yàozào chuán hěn xīng wànghǎi chuán jīng cháng běi háng liáo dōngnán tōng nán hǎi zhū guó。 230 nián wàn rén chuán duì dào zhōuzhè shì tái wān lián de zuì zǎo shǐ chén zhū yìngkāng tài fàn hǎi zhì lín nán zhū guó qín shāng rén lín shǐ chén céng dào jiàn jiāng nán wén huà de gāochū xiàn liǎo zhī míng de jīng xué jiā wén shǐ zhī shì jiào kāi shǐ zài jiāng nán chuán shì zhī qiān cóng luò yáng nán láishì tiān zhú de kāng sēng huì shāo wǎn cóng jiāo zhǐ běi shàng men zài jiàn kāng jīng chuán yǐng xiǎng dào jiào zài nán fāng mín jiān liú chuánsūn zhū jiāng bīng suí sūn shì zhēng zhànsūn guó jiā diàn gěi gōng chéngōng chén wǎng wǎng yōng yòu duō zhì shù xiàn de fèng yīn 'ér zhú jiàn xíng chéng jiāng shì lǐng bīng de zhì tóng shíjiāng nán chū xiàn liǎo xiàng jùn de zhūzhāng yàng de zhàn yòu liàng tóng ér qiě yòu mén fēngshì gāo wèi de men shì lǐng bīng de jiāng tóng shì sūn zhèng quán de zhù yào zhī zhùquán hòu shuāi ruòér wèi zài shì xiāo miè huái nán sān jūn shì pàn luàn hòu qiáng shì xiān miè hàn hòu zuò wéi guó ér zài miè hàndài wèi hòu yòu máng xīn cháo dìng zhì zhèng quán zàn yán 。 269 niányáng mìng wáng jùn zài zhōu chóu jiàn shuǐ shībìng dìng gōng de jūn shì fāng lüè。 279 dōngjìn miè zhī zhàn kāi shǐ, 280 sān yuè gōng xià jiàn sūn hào jiàng wáng gòng shí 'èr nián
  
   huáng sūn quán sūn xiū sūn liàng sūn hào
  
   miào hào shì hào fēng hào míng zài wèi shí jiān
  
   liè huáng chéng hòu sūn jiān
  
   cháng shā huán wáng hòu sūn
  
   tài huáng sūn quán ( gōng yuán 229 nián chēng jiàn guózài wèi 23 nián )
  
   kuàijī wáng sūn liàng (252-258 zài wèi 6 nián )
  
   jǐng huáng sūn xiū (258-264 zài wèi 6 nián )
  
   wén huáng sūn
  
   chéng hòu sūn hào( 264 280 zài wèi 17 nián
  
   sān guó de zhǎn
  
   sān fēn chú xíng
  
  208 niáncáo cāo tǒng běi fāng hòu shuài jūn nán xiàxiàng jīng zhōu jìn gōngér liú biǎo zài shí bìng liú cóng jiē wèi bìng xiàng cāo tóu jiàngliú bèi jiàn jué dìng kāi xīn nán xià jiāng líng zhōng bèi cáo jūn zhuī shàng bàitáo zhì xià kǒu shí dào bèi chù tàn tīng qíng kuàngbèi pài zhū liàng chū shǐ dào jiāng dōngshuāng fāng jié méngsūn liú lián jūn ruò shèng qiángcāo tuì huí běi fāngquánbèi shuāng fāng kāi shǐ zhēng duó jīng zhōubèi xiàng jīng nán shī chéng gōng jiàng jīng nán jùnér quán jiāng xiàng jīng zhōu nán jùn bīngyòng liǎo hěn cháng shí jiānzuì zhōng gōng nán jùnquán wéi xiàng bèi shì hǎojiāng mèi jià gěi bèiér quán wéi tuò zhǎn shì zhàn liǎo jiāo zhōu hòu céng xiǎng chū bīng gōng zhōudàn zài zhōng bìng shì jiē wèibìng jiāng nán jùn jiè gěi bèiér cāo zài nán fāng zhàn zhēng shī bàizhuǎn xiàng zhǎncāo jìn gōng hàn zhōng zhāng liáng zhū jūn jiāng gōng zài 211 nián bīnggòng tuī chāohán suì wéi shǒu lǐngcāo shuài jūn zhèn chéng gōng jiāng běi dài shōu wéi lǐng
  
   sān guó dǐng
  
   liú bèi shòu dào zhōu zhī zhù liú zhāng yāo qǐng shǔ bāng zhù zhāng fáng shǒu zhāng cáo cāo de qīnbèi kǒu tóu dāyìngdàn shǔ hòu duàn shōu mǎi rén xīnshuāng fāng zuì zhōng zài 212 nián jué lièbèi diào bīng zhí zhǐ chéng de zhāngsuī rán jiān jūn shī páng tǒng zhōng liú shǐ dàn réng 214 nián chéng gōng shǐ zhāng tóu jiàngbèi chéng gōng zhù zhōuliú xià guān fáng wèi jīng zhōutóng shícāo céng nán xià gōng sūn quánzuì hòu shuāng fāng chè tuì。 215 niáncāo kuài dào hàn zhōngér tóng shí sūn liú liǎng jiā kāi shǐ zhēng duó jīng zhōu yōng yòu quán 'ér shēng zhàn dǒuliǎng jūn duì lěidàn bèi cāo hàn zhōngwēi hài shǔ 'ān quánbiàn quán píng fēn jīng zhōuhuí shī zhōudàn shuāng fāng guān jīng 'è huà。 216 nián cāo jiù rèn wèi wáng nián hòubèi jìn gōng hàn zhōngér cāo nèi yòu shǒu jiāng pàn luànquán tōu féihàn zhōng chéng gōng luò bèi zhī shǒucāo suī céng huī jūn yào duó huídàn dōubù chéng gōng。 219 niánbèi fēng hàn zhōng wángtóng nián shuài jīng zhōu jūn běi shàng gōng wèidàn zhù zhàngāng jiē zhī wèi de méng jīng zhōubìng qín shā 。 220 niáncāo cáo dēng wèibìng hàn xiàn shànràngjiàn guó hào wèiér 221 niánbèi zài chéng chēng guó hào hànquán xiàng wèi chēng chénér fēng quán wéi wángjiā jiǔ tóng niánbèi bào zhī chóu wéi míng dōng zhēng quánquán pài chū jiē méng de xùn yíng zhànjiēguǒ bèi cǎn bài jiǔ bìng bái 。 223 niánliú chán dēng wèihàn zài jié méngzuì zhōng wèi hàn sān guó dǐng miàn xíng chéng。 229 nián wáng quán chēng jiàn
  
   sān fēn guī jìn
  
  263 nián zhāo pài zhōng huìdèng 'àizhū fēn bīng sān nán píng shǔ hàn shǔ hàn jiànglǐng jiāng wéi shēng zhànwèi jūn bèi dǎng jiàn qiándèng 'ài kāi wéi jūn de fēng mángchāo yīn píng xiǎo zhí chéngjìn chéng hàn zhù liú chán tóu jiànghàn bèi wèi suǒ miè hòu huìwéi zài shǔ shēng pàn biànsān guó zhì jìzǎi,“ wèi jiāng shì fèn , shā huì wéi , wéi jiē zhū” , jiàn bìng wèi yǐn luànzhāo kuài píng dìng。 265 niánzhāo hòu yán duó wèi zhèng quándìng luò yángjiàn jìn cháoshǐ chēng jìnbìng kāi shǐ chóu bèi 。 279 niányán bīng fēn liù yóu běi xiàng dōng jìn zhù sūn hào céng xiǎng kàngdàn zài bào zhèng de tǒng zhì xiàshì bīng háo zhàn jìn jūn shì zhú。 280 niánjìn jūn chéng gōng gōng jiàn hào tóu jiàng miè wáng jìn chéng gōng tǒng tiān xià
  
   sān guó de zhù yào zhàn
  
   wǎn chéng zhī zhàn : dōng hàn xiàn jiàn 'ān 'èr nián , cáo cāo zhēng jīng zhōulái dào wǎn chéngzhāng xiù yíng jiàngcáo cāo shèn wéi huān yuèdàn yīn cáo cāo liǎo shū sǎo zōu shìgǎn dào shòu 'ér bīng zào fǎnyòng jiǎ zhī chéng gōng tōu liǎo cáo jūndǎo zhì cáo cāo de 'ài jiāng diǎn wéizhǎngzǐ cáo 'ángzhí cáo 'ān mín děng rén zhàn bīng sǔn shī cǎn zhòng
  
   jīng zhī zhànyuán shào zhàn zhōng běn tǒng běi , zài hòu zhī yōu , nán xiàng zhēng tiān xiàbìng 'èr nián dòng guān zhī zhàn
  
   guān zhī zhànyuán shào shì shuāi tuìcáo cāo tǒng běi fāng chéng wéi zuì yòu shí de zhū hóu
  
   chì zhī zhàncáo cāo tǒng quán guó de jìhuà cuò bàiliú bèi chèn luàn jīng zhōuxíng chéng sān fēn shì de chú xíng
  
   tóng guān zhī zhànsǎo dàng chāo děng liáng háo jié , gǒng liǎo hòu fāng shì , cáo cāo zhēn zhèng shàng de tǒng běi fāng
  
   líng zhī zhànshǐ shǔ hàn guó shuāi duó huí jīng zhōuxíng chéng sān guó dǐng zuì hòu xíng tài。 
  
   féi zhī zhàn wèi zhī zhànjiēguǒ wèi shèng bàicáo cāo hòu jiù méi yòu dào guò liǎo
  
   zhū liàngjiāng wéi běi shuāng fāng yòu shèng tóng shí dǎo zhì shǔ hàn guó xiāo hàojiànjiē dǎo zhì shǔ hàn wáng guó
  
   wèi miè shǔ zhī zhànshǐ shǔ hàn miè wángdèng 'àizhōng huìjiāng wéi xiē shǔ guó chén zài pàn luàn zhōng bèi shā
  
   jìn miè zhī zhànsūn miè wángsān guó shí dài jié shù jìn tǒng zhōng guó
  
   sān guó shì nián biǎo
  
  184 nián 2 yuè huáng jīn
  
  10 yuè  zhāng jiǎo bìng
  
  11 yuè zhù shī bài
  
  189 nián 4 yuè líng huáng liú biàn wèi tài hòu lín cháodàjiàng jūn jìn bǐng zhèng
  
  8 yuè jìn zhū shā huàn guānbèi zhāng ràng děng suǒ shāyuán shào jìn zhū huàn guāndǒng zhuó jìn jīng
  
  9 yuè dǒng zhuó fèi shǎo liú biàn wéi hóng nóng wáng jiǔ suì de chén liú wáng liú xié wéi shì wéi xiàn
  
  12 yuè  cāo hào zhào zhèn zhū hóu gòng tǎo dǒng zhuó
  
  190 nián 1 yuè  zhū hóu bīng fǎn zhuózhuó lìng hóng nóng wáng nián 15。
  
  2 yuè  zhuó fén luò yángqiān cháng 'ānluò yáng cán gōng sūn wéi liáo dōng hóu
  
  191 nián sūn jiān zhuózhǎn huá xióngyuán shào duó zhōu hán de zhōu lǐng zhōu cáo cāo rèn dōng jùn tài shǒu
  
  192 nián 4 yuè wáng yǔn shè lián huán shā dǒng zhuó
  
  6 yuè jué wéi cháng 'ānshā yǔnbài cāo bài qīng zhōu huáng jīn jūnshōu biān wéiqīng zhōu bīng”, shí zhuàng jiān biǎozhàn
  
  193 nián cāo dōng zhēng zhōu bài táo qiān
  
  194 nián cāoqiān bìng wángbèi lǐng zhōu
  
  195 nián 2 yuè juéguō xiāng gōng jué jié chí xiàn guō kòu gōng qīng
  
  7 yuè xiàn chū cháng 'ān dōng guī juéguō lǐng bīng zhuī zhī
  
  10 yuè cāo lǐng yǎn zhōu sūn gōng jiāng dōng bài liú yáo
  
  196 nián 7 yuè  xiàn zài yáng fèng děng rén sòng huí cháng 'ān
  
  9 yuè cāo shǐ xīng tún tiánjiāng xiàn jié chí dào gōng liú bèiliú bèi tóu cāo
  
  197 nián 1 yuè cāo zhāng xiùbàiyuán shù zài shòu chūn chēng
  
  9 yuècáo cāo gōng yuán shù bài
  
  198 nián 9 yuè gōng bèi xiǎo pèi
  
  12 yuè  cāo qín shā zhōu tóng xiǎo qiáo chéng qīn
  
  199 nián 3 yuèyuán shào gōng shā gōng sūn zàn zhàn lǐng yōuqīngbìng zhōu
  
  6 yuè bèi tǎo shùshù bìng
  
  11 yuè xiù jiàng cāodǒng chéng wáng děng móu chú cāo jiāngbài liú xūn
  
  200 nián 1 yuècāo zhū shā chéng děng shēn wángsūn quán wèichén lín zhuàn xiě tǎo cāo wénguān zhī zhàn kāi shǐ
  
  10 yuè cāo tōu cháo
  
  201 nián 4 yuè cāo bài shào cāng tíngbèi bēn liú biǎo
  
  202 nián 5 yuè  shào bìng wángshàozǐ shàng wèi
  
  9 yuè cáo cāo gōng yuán tányuán shàng jiù tán bài
  
  203 nián quán tǎo huáng
  
  204 nián cāo píng dìng zhōuliáo dōng gōng sūn gōng sūn kāng wèi
  
  205 nián cāo píng dìng qīng zhōu
  
  206 nián cāo píng dìng bìng zhōu
  
  207 nián 8 yuè cāo huánmiè yuán shì cán shì tǒng běi fāngbèi sān máo qǐng zhū liàngcāo cóng xiōng shú huí cài wén
  
  208 nián 6 yuè cāo fēng wéi hàn chéngxiàng
  
  7 yuè cāo nán zhēng biǎo
  
  8 yuè  biǎo bìng cāo shā kǒng róng
  
  9 yuè  liú cóng jiàng cāo
  
  11 yuè  chì zhī zhàncāo bèi sūn liú lián jūn bài
  
  209 nián 10 yuè bèi quán zhī mèi chéng qīn
  
  210 nián cāo jiàn chéng tóng què tái wánggōng sūn kāng qiǎn gōng sūn zhāng chǎng děng xīng bīng hánhuìjiàn dài fāng jùn
  
  211 nián cāo gōng chāobèi chuān
  
  212 nián 5 yuè cáo cāo shā téng
  
  10 yuè cāo nán xià jìn gōng kǒubèi zhù zhā jiā méng guānquán zhì línggǎi míng jiàn
  
  213 nián 5 yuè xiàn fēng cāo wéi wèi gōngjiā jiǔ
  
  214 nián 5 yuè  quán gōng wǎn chéng
  
  7 yuè  quán jìn gōng féibèi zhāng liáo bài
  
  10 yuè xià hóu yuān píng dìng lǒng yòu。 
  
  11 yuè xiàn hòu guó zhàng wán móu chú cāoshì xiècāo zhū shā zhòng rénliú zhāng jiàng bèibèi lǐng zhōu
  
   chāo jiàng liú bèi
  
  215 nián 7 yuè  cāo zhēng zhāng
  
  11 yuè  jiàng cāoxiāo yáo jīn zhī zhàncāo bài quán
  
  216 nián cáo cāo chēng wèi wángdōngcáo cāo nán zhēng sūn quán
  
  217 nián 2 yuè cāo jìn gōng kǒuquán bài
  
  218 nián 1 yuè shǎo gěng zhí wéi huàngtài lìng píng děng shì fǎn cáoshī bài bèi shā
  
   cáo zhāng huán jūnxiān bēi luò tóu jiàngběi fāng píng dìng
  
  219 nián 1 yuè liú bèi jìn bīng dìng jūn shānhuáng zhōng zhǎn xià hóu yuān
  
  3 yuè cáo cāo zhì hàn zhōng liú bèi xiāng chí shù yuètuì jūn 'ér hái
  
  7 yuè liú bèi chēng hàn zhōng wángguān shuǐ yān jūn
  
  10 yuè  shī jīng zhōubèi quán hài
  
  220 nián 1 yuè  cāo bìng wáng
  
  7 yuè shǔ jiāng mèng jiàng cáo
  
  10 yuè  chēng jiàn wèi guó
  
  12 yuè wèi luò yáng wéi jīng shīcháng 'ānqiáo chāng chéngluò yáng wéi
  
  221 nián 4 yuè  bèi chēng
  
  7 yuè bèi zhāng fēi hài
  
  222 nián quán chēng wáng
  
  6 yuè líng zhī zhàn xùn huǒ shāo lián yíng bài bèi
  
  9 yuè wèi gōng jūn zhī
  
  12 yuè sūn quán pài qiǎn shǐ zhě liú bèi tōng hǎo
  
  223 nián 4 yuè  bèi bái chéngchán wèi
  
  8 yuè  shǔshǔ chóngxiū hǎoyōng kǎi pàn luàn
  
  224 nián cáo shuài jūn gōng zhì guǎng línglín jiāng 'ér hái
  
  225 nián liàng nán zhēngliàng qín zòng mèng huòpíng dìng shǔ nán fāng
  
  226 nián bìng wángcáo ruì wèi
  
  12 yuè  cáo ruì fēng wéi piàoqí dàjiàng jūnquán wéi gōng jiāng xiàbīng bài
  
  227 nián liàng shàng shū běi
  
  228 nián liàng zhōng yuánjiāng wéi jiàng shǔ shī jiē tíngzhōu fáng zhà jiàng yòu wèi gōng xùn bài cáo xiūliàng 'èr zhōng yuán
  
  229 nián quán chēng liàng sān zhōng yuán
  
  230 nián pài wèi wēnzhū zhí háng hǎi dào zhōuliàng zhōng yuáncáo zhēn bìng wáng
  
  231 nián liàng zhōng yuán
  
  232 nián wèi liáo dōng tài shǒu gōng sūn yuān qiǎn shǐ xiàng chēng chén
  
  233 nián gōng wèi féiqiǎn jiāng jūn quán cóng gōng liù 'ānjiē 'ér hái
  
  234 nián liàng liù chū shān
  
  8 yuè  liàng bìng shì zhàng yuán sān gōng wèiwèi míng qīn shuài jūn jiù féi jūn tuì zǒu
  
  235 nián 1 yuè  cáo ruì fēng wéi tài jūn zhì zào nán chē shuǐ zhuǎn bǎi
  
  237 nián liáo dōng gōng sūn yuān wéi yàn wáng
  
  238 nián 5 yuè qǐng wèi míng qiǎn liú xīnxiān dài fāng làng
  
  8 yuè píng liáo dōngshā gōng sūn yuān běn xié tái wáng bēi pài shǐ zhě dào wèiwèi fēng bēi qīn wèi wáng”。
  
  239 nián 1 yuè  cáo ruì wángcáo fāng wèi
  
  240 nián shǔ jiāng zhāng píng dìng mán zhī luànwèi dài fāng tài shǒu gōng zūn qiǎn jùn
  
  241 nián wèi zài huái xīng xiū shuǐ
  
  242 nián quán pài jūn gōng hǎi nán dǎogāo dōng chuān wáng wèi gōng pànkòu 'ān píng
  
  244 nián cáo shuǎng pài bīng gōng shǔ shāng wáng cǎn zhòng
  
  8 yuè yōu zhōu shǐ qiū jiǎn cóng xuán chū gōng gāo
  
  9 yuè bǎi chén zhì làng biān mínhòu shè tài shǒu liú mào wēi guī hái
  
  10 yuè wèi jūn gōng wán dōng chuān wáng bēn
  
  11 yuè qiū jiǎn wáng dōng zhuī zhì lóu jièliú màogōng zūn bié qiǎn huì
  
  245 nián tài sūn wáng sūn zhēng quán xùn yīn shòu qiān liányōu fèn 'ér
  
  5 yuè wèi jūn zhēng gāo de jūn duì jiē gào jié qiū jiǎn shí gōng bìng kǎi xuán
  
  246 nián guàn qiū jiǎn liǎng gāo
  
  247 nián shǔ jiāng wéi chū lǒng yòu gōng wèijiē yìng shǔ de qiāng luòwáng rèn dài fāng tài shǒuqiǎn zhāng zhèng xié zhào shūhuáng chuáng děng
  
  248 nián fēng wéi chéngxiàng
  
  249 nián 1 yuè  shā cáo shuǎng huǒxià hóu jiàng shǔwéi wèi
  
  250 nián quán fèi sūn wéi shù rén wáng sūn sūn liàng wéi tài wéi gōng wèi píng shī bài
  
  251 nián wèi tài wèi wáng líng yīn móu pàn biànbèi píng dìng
  
  7 yuè  wáng
  
  252 nián zhǎngzǐ shī wéi dàjiàng jūnquán wángsūn liàng wèi zhāo gōng shī bài
  
  253 nián zhū jìn gōng wèi gōng 'ér fǎnwéi gōng wèi dào shī bài sūn jùn zhū shā
  
  254 nián 9 yuè shī fèi cáo fāng
  
  10 yuè  cáo máo wèi sūn yīng móu shā sūn jùn wèi guǒ
  
  255 nián zhèn dōng jiāng jūn guàn qiū jiǎn yáng zhōu shǐ wén qīn tǎo shīshī wángzhāo wéi dàjiàng jūnwéi gōng wèi dàoxiān shèng hòu bài
  
  256 nián 4 yuèzhāo tǎo zhū dànwéi wèi bèi dèng 'ài bài sūn jùn sūn lín zhuān zhèngsūn chēn shā téng yìn děng rén
  
  257 nián dàn sūn lián bīng fǎn wèiwéi chū luò gōng wèi shī bài
  
  258 nián wèi jūn shòu chūnzhǎn dànsūn chēn fèi sūn liàng wéi kuàijī wáng láng wáng sūn xiū wéi sūn xiū dīng fèng shè shā chēn
  
  260 nián 5 yuè jiǎ chōngchéng shì cáo máo
  
  6 yuè  cáo huàn wèi
  
  262 nián 10 yuèwéi gōng wèibèi dèng 'ài bàituì tún zhōng
  
  263 nián zhāo sān shǔshǔ wáng
  
  264 nián zhōng huì wéi móu shī bài bèi shāzhāo chēng jìn wángsūn xiū wángsūn hào wèi
  
  265 nián 8 yuè zhāo wáng yán rèn jìn wáng
  
  9 yuè qiān chāng
  
  12 yuè yán fèi huàn wéi chén liú wáng chēng jìn jiàn jìnwèi wáng
  
  266 nián yáng zhōu zhū jùn zhī mín liú gōngjǐ chāngláo fán zhòngyuàn shēng zài dào。 12 yuè hái jiàn
  
  271 nián hào chū bīng gōng jìnyīn shì bīng yuàn hèn 'ér zhǐ
  
  272 nián yán pài yáng zhàoyáng děng shuài jūn zhī chí zhàn lüè yào líng kàng bài yáng zhàoshā chǎn
  
  276 nián 2 yuè dōng guó guī huà
  
  7 yuè dōng shí guó nèi
  
  277 nián jìn wén yāng xiān bēi rén
  
  278 nián yáng zhù zhā xiāng yáng
  
  2 yuè dōng liù guó lái xiàn
  
  279 nián jìn chū liù bīng gōng
  
  280 nián jìn miè hào jiàng wáng
  
   sān guó shí de wén huà
  
   xué shù xiǎng
  
   hàn jìn zhī de xué shù xiǎng shēng liè de biàn dòngzhù yào shòu chuán tǒng xiǎng de biàn huà zhèng zhì dǒu zhēng yòu guānqián zhě chéng fèn yóu shàng jiāo yóuzhòng pǐn zǎofǎn dòng 'ér biàn wéi xún míng shíguī shēn hányīn shàng míng wěi fǎn dòng 'ér wéi ránshuài zhíguī lǎo zhuāng
  
   yóu dōng hàn wǎn zhèng zhì bài huài shì hùn luàncáo cāo zhū liàng cǎi yòng míng jiā huò jiā de xiǎng lái huī shè huì zhì cáo cāo chàng xìn shǎng zhù zhāng zhì chūyòng rén wéi cáide guān niàn mén huò míng jiào de biāo zhǔnzhū liàng chàng zhì guān niàn shǔ hòu xiū míng zhìzhí gōng píng chūzhì guó zhī yào zài xiánde zhù zhāng rèn cái shì yòng zhòng shì jūn jiē tíng zhī zhàn wéi fǎn jūn lìng 'ér bèi zhǎn biǎn sān děnghàn wèi chū de míng xiǎng wèicǐ hòu wèi jìn xuán xué cháo gōng liǎo chǔshǐ míng shì zhèng zhì hēi 'àn jiāng jiāo diǎn yóu míng de wèn zhuànxiàng xuán xué de chōu xiàng biàn
  
   jīng xué fāng miànhàn zhèng xuán zhī jīng xué shèn shòu tuī chóngrán 'ér zài wèi jìn zhī shìwáng chéng xué 'ér zhù jīng duì jīng xué de jiàn jiě zhèng xuán tóngsuì yòu zhèngwáng liǎng pài xiāng náncáo wèi nián shì cuàn wèi wéi jìndāng shí zhèng zhì hēi 'ànzhī shí fèn zhī xiǎng xiàng fǎn dòngxiāo chén 'ér chū qīng xiàng cáo shì zhě duō shì shī shì shì cǎi qīng tán fāng shì píng zhèng zhìzhù zhāng ránqīng xiàng shì zhě zhù zhāng wéi chí míng jiàoshǐ jiā zuò fēng jiàn fēn huàyīn wáng wéi jìn wài sūnsuì bèi wéi guān xué shí chù zhèng shēn wángshǐ wáng xué chéng wéi zōng zhù
  
  《 zhú lín xián róng 》, nán cháo zhuān huàyóu shàng zhì xiàzuǒ zhì yòu fēn bié wéi chūn qiū yǐn shì róng zhú lín xián ruǎn xiánliú língxiàng xiù kāngruǎn shān tāowáng róng
  
   wèi jìn shí zuì chū de xiǎng wéi xuán xué běn jiào wéilǎo 》、《 zhuāng zhōu 》, chēng sān xuánxuán xué jiā hǎo tán xuán tán shìchēng wéi qīng tánliú xíng wèi jìn shí zài 240 nián- 248 nián de yùn niàng yàn wáng wéi dài biǎoxuán xué jiā rèn wéi jiàn shì qíng yào jiě bèi hòu yuán deběnfāng néng liǎo jiě píng cháng suǒ jiàn de biǎo xiàng”, jìn 'ér chàng běn tǒng de lùnyòu shìběnwéidào”, lèi wéi méi yòu xíng de”( yuán shì), shìwéi shí xiàn xiàng deyòu”, bìng rèn wéiwàn jiē chǎn shēng ”。 zhī hòu dào yán cuàn wèi jiàn jìn wéi zhǐ ruǎn kāng děng zhú lín xián wéi dài biǎo men jiāo diǎn yóu xiǎng lùn zhuǎn dào rén shēng wèn shàngdāng shí zhèng zhì hēi 'àn shì shì bìng chóng shàng míng jiào shìruǎn kāng děng rén suì zhù zhāng jiào de rén xìng qiě wěiqiáng diào rén xìng de jiě fàng rán zhēn chéng men dài tóu shí xiàn zhè lùnxíng chéng jiě fàng xìng de fēng dào liǎo jìn zhī hòuqīng tán zhī fēng màn yán dào zhèng zhì tái shàng yòu quán de guān xiǎn yào tán xuán chéng xiàn zài shì yòu chū shì de quán guìfěi wěi duì rán chū xiū zhèngzhù zhāngchóng yòu lùn”, jiáo dàn zhī ”。 guō xiàng jìn zhèng míngmíng jiào shì rán”, xuán xué zhǎn zhì zhēn zhōng jié
  
   wén xué
  
   sān guó wén xué zhōng cáo wèi wén xué zuì shèngfēn wéi qián de jiàn 'ān wén xué hòu zhèng shǐ wén xué zhōng jiàn 'ān wén xué fǎn duì ruò shī fēngbèi hòu rén chēng wéijiàn 'ān fēng huòhàn wèi fēng ”。 zhè shì yīn wéi cáo cāo děng rén 'ài wén xué wén shì fēn fēn jiàn 'ān wén xué dài biǎo rén wéisān cáojiàn 'ān ”。 de wén xué jiā hái yòu hán dān chúncài yǎnfán qīn cuìdīng yáng xiūxún wěi děngcáo cāo yòu chén xióng háo mài de gài cāng liáng de fēng zhù yòu duǎn xíng 、〈 chū xià mén xíng〉、〈 ràng xiàn míng běn zhì lìngděng wéncáo cáo zhí cái huá yáng cáo zhù yòu wén xué píng lùndiǎn lùn》, dǎo zhì wén xué kāi shǐ jué zhǎncáo zhí làng màn zhìzhù yòuluò shén děng wénjiàn 'ān cài yǎnyáng xiū děng rén guān xīn xiàn shímiàn xiàng rén shēng men de zuò pǐn fǎn yìng liǎo hàn lái de shè huì biàn rén mín suǒ zāo shòu de nán cài yǎn de jiā shí pāi〉。
  
   zhèng shǐ wén xué shí yóu dāng shí zhèng zhì xíng shì shòu shì cāo kòngwén rén bèi shòu nán zhí jiē miàn duì xiàn shídāng dài de zuò jiā yòu zhú lín xián yànxià hóu xuánwáng děngzhèng shǐ míng shì”。 zhèng shǐ zuò jiā tōng lǎo zhuānghǎo xuán xuéduì shè huì xiàn shí jiàn 'ān zuò jiā yàng zhí zhechí jiào chōng dàn de tài kāng de sǎnwén ruǎn deyǒng huái shīshàng chéngjiàn 'ān fēng ”, gǎn miàn duì shì zhèng quán wén xué dōuyòu xiān míng de 。《 wén xīn diāo lóng dàozhèng shǐ míng dàoshī xiān xīn yàn zhī shuài duō qiǎnwéi zhì qīng jùnruǎn zhǐ yáo shēn néng biāo yān。” shuō míng liǎo ruǎn kāng jiē wéi zhèng shǐ wén xué de dài biǎo shī rén
  
   sūn zuò jiā yòu zhāng hóngxuē zōnghuá wéi zhāo děngzhāng hóng wéi sūn quán zhǎngshǐ jiàn 'ān zhōng de kǒng róngchén lín děng yǒu shànxuē zōng wéi jiāng dōng míng sūn quán tài shī zhī wèihuá shì sūn nián zuò jiāshǔ hàn zuò jiā yòu zhū liàng zhèngqín chén shòu děngzhū liàng zuò wéi dài zhèng zhì jiā de zuò pǐn yòuchū shī biǎoděng wén cǎi suī rén yàn rán 'ér nèi róng qiǎn qíng zhēn qiēgǎn rén fèi biǎo chū běi de jué xīnqín suǒ xiě de yán shīyuǎn yóu〉, shì shǔ hàn liú chuán xià lái wéi kào de shī piānshǔ zhōng duō yòu xué zhě wéi shū zuò zhù de rén mèng guāngyǐn zhuàn děngshǔ hàn hòu yòu qiáo zhōu zhèng zuì xīn wén xuéqiáo zhōu gèng xiě xià liǎochóu guó lùntǎo lùn guò zhēng zhàn de quē diǎn zhèng zhào xiān dài de shìjiè wén biǎo jiàn deshì 〉。 dōng hàn nián yòu yán jiū xiān shù shù de xué zhěrèn 'ānzhōu shūzhī hòu chū xiàn liǎo zhōu qún qióng děng rén
  
   sān guó shí yòu míng de shǐ xué jiā yòu wáng shěn huànwéi zhāo chén shòuwáng shěn dewèi shūbèi shǐ xué jiā liú zhī píng wéi shū duō wéi shí huìshū fēi shí ”, zhè gēn qīn shì shì wèi cáo máo yòu guān gāi shū de cān kǎo jià zhí xiāng duì jiào wéi zhāo shàn xiě shǐzhù yòu chuī shí 'èr 〉, nèi róng wéi zhěng sūn zhǎn shǐ miù dewèi chuī shí 'èr nán běi xiāng duì yòu zhù yòu shū》 55 juàn děngchén shòu biān xiě desān guó zhìwéiqián shǐzhī cān kǎo shū huàn zhuàn xiě dewèi lüèděng liàocǎi sān guó bìng shù de fāng shìchuàng xīn jìzhuàn shǐ shū de xiě zuò shìsuī réng yòu zhī chùdàn shí shì yán jiū sān guó shǐ huò quē de shǐ zhī
  
   zōng jiào
  
   běn shí wéi jiào dào jiào de zhǎn shí yóu tiān zāi rén huò duànrén mín fēn fēn xún qiú zōng jiào wèi jiè xīn língshǐ néng gòu zhú jiàn zhǎnnán zhōng zhū de yuán shǐ zōng jiào yòu hěn nóng hòu de fēng xìng zhì shì shén huà chóng bài yòu duō shénchóng bài rán de diǎnzài nán yòu cháng yuǎn de shǐxíng chéng zǎo de yuán shǐ zōng jiào
  
   dōng hàn mín jiān liú xíng huáng lǎo zhī xuézhāng jiǎo jiàn de tài píng dào zhāng dào líng jiàn de dǒu dàodōushì dào jiào de chú xíngdào jìn shí chēng wéi tiān shī dàozhāng jiǎo de tài píng dàozài dào shù fāng miàn jiào zhòngshǒu ”。 tài píng jīngwéi zhù yào jīng diǎnyòu chēngtài píng qīng lǐng shū》。 nèi róng páng ,“ yán yīn yáng xíng wèijiāér duō ”。 shè huì xiǎng yòu wéi tǒng zhì jiē de fēn yòu hūyù gōng píngtóng qíng pín rén mín de fēnzhāng jiǎo yōng yòu guǎng jiào zhòng hòu dōng hàn shuài zhāng liángzhāng bǎo shǔ zhāng màn chéng huáng jīn zhī luàn”, zuì hòu bèi dōng hàn cháo tíng bài 'ér jiàn jiàn shì wēizhāng dào líng hàn shùn shí chuān míng shānzào zuò shūchuàng jiàn dǒu dàogāi jiào néng shì huáng lǎo zhī xué dāng zōng jiào de róng wén duō yuán zhì shǔ shù dǒu dào tài píng dào jiào jiào běn xiāng tóngshì fèng huáng lǎo zhī xuézhāng shǐ jiào nèi jiǔsòng lǎo qiān wén》,《 dào jīngchéng wéi zhù yào jīng diǎn zhī 。《 lǎo xiǎng 'ěr zhùfǎn yìng zǎo dào jiào duìlǎo qiān wénde jiě shìjīng zhāng héngdào jiào)、 sūn zhāng de chuán liú xíng chuān hàn zhōng dàizhāng tóu jiàng cáo cāo hòu dǒu dào yóu hàn liú chuán dào jiāng nán dài
  
   jiào zǎo zài dōng hàn chū chuán zhōng guódàn dāng shí xué xīng shèng zhǎn zhì sān guó hòu fāng yòu zhǎndāng shí chéng jiào shòu guì shuāng guó yǐng xiǎng 'ér chuán zhōu shòu yǐng xiǎng tiánqiūcí děng jiào xīng shèngzhī hòu yòu yòu tiān zhú tán jiā luóān tán kāngqú kāng sēng kǎi děng sēng dào luò yáng fān jīng diǎnjiāng chéng jiào chuán zhì zhōng guótán jiā luó tuī guǎng jiè zhè shì zhōng guó sēng yòu jiè shòu jiè zhī shǐhòu shì wéi zōng de shǐ tán suǒ detán cángjié shòu zhū shì xíng děng rén jiè shǒu bān wéi zhōng guó sēng chū jiā zhī shǐyóu dāng shí jīng wén fān wèi shànzhū shì xíng wéi qiú yuán jīng yán 260 nián yōng zhōu chū zhì tiánchéng wéi shǒu wèi xíng qiú de zhōng guó sēng xiěde pǐn bān ruòde fàn běnhòu yóu 282 nián sòng huí luò yángzuì hòu yóu zhú shū lán chéngfàng guāng bān ruò jīng》。 zhǎn fāng miànzài dōng hàn róng céng jiāng dōng xīng sān guó shí de jiào zhòng zhènběi fāng luò yáng wéi zhùnán fāng wéi jiàn cáo wèi wèi míng xīng cáo zhí jīngbìng chuàng zuò fàn bàisūn fāng miàndāng zhī qiānkāng sēng huì xiān hòu shòu sūn quán tuī chóng bìng zhī chí zhǎnsūn hào chēng shíběn yào huǐ huài yīn kāng sēng huì shuō gǎn huàzhōng 'ér fàng zài shǔ hàn jiào shì hěn xīng shèngguī
  
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   sān guó zài shù fāng miànsūn yòu hěn duō shàn cháng zhǒng shù de míng shìshí rén chēng wéi guó juéyòu fànliú dūnzhào yán huáng xiàngcáo xīngsòng shòu zhèng děng rén yán shàn xià wéi tóng bèi zhōng rén néng shèngyòu shèngzhī chēngzhì cáo xīng shàn huì huàhuáng xiàng shàn shū
  
   dōng hàn dòng luàn kān duō huà zuò bèi huài huò shīzào chéng sǔn shī jiào de zhǎnkāi shǐ chū xiàn jiào wéi cái de huì huàsān guó shí de huì huàyīn zhèng zhì dòng dàngshè huì hùn luàn 'ér méi yòu gèng de chéng jiùsān guó zhī qiánhuì huà zhù yào shǔ bǎi gōng zhī yuànde shù xìng zhí shàng wèi shù huàzài běn shí kāi shǐ chū xiàn xiàn shí cái de nèi róng shì yóu jiào xuān chuán guò ”, zuò pǐn yòuwéi jié 》、《 shì jiā móu shuō děng děng céng shí chǐ juàn lián zài huà rén xiàngxīn míng shǒu kuài dào zōng jiào xuān chuán de shí huà jiā yóu huáng liú de zhōng yuán zhuǎn dào cháng jiāng liú dāng shí yòu míng de huà jiā yòu cáo xīng wáng zhào rén shàn cháng huì huà de yòu huán fànyáng xiūwèi cáo máozhū zhān děng rénsūn cáo xīngshàn cháng xiě shēng huì huàbèi wéi huà zhī yùn 'ér chéng zuò pǐn yòu gǎnshì rén yòucáo chū shuǐzhī chēnghàocáo jiā yàng”。 sūn wáng zhào rén chéngxiàng zhào yuǎn zhī mèishàn shū shān shuǐ huì huàshí rén wéizhēn jué”。 wéi sūn quán huì guó shān chuān xíng shí kāi shān shuǐ huà zhī shǒuhàn yáng xiū xiāng chuán yòu jīng děng huàcáo wèi huán fàn shàn cháng dān qīngwèi cáo máo huì huà rén shǐ shíshǔ hàn zhū zhān gōng shū huà
  
   shū shù xīng dōng hàn cóng sān guó dào jìn shū réng shì guān fāng tōng xíng de shū dāng shí de bēi yòng shū xiě chéngcáo wèi bēi wén shū fāng zhèng zhuāng yánshǎo yòu shēng sūn de zhù míng bēi yòutiān shén chèn bēi》、《 chán guó shān bēi》、《 lǎng bēiděng zhōngtiān shén chèn bēi yuán fāngshì xiǎn kuān shì xióng wěi běn shí zhù yào de shū jiā yòu zhāng zhīzhāng chǎngwéi dànzhōng yáo huáng xiàng děng rénzhāng zhī shàn zhāng cǎobìng chuàng xīn chū jīn cǎochū míng de zuò pǐn yòuguànjūn tiē》、《 jīn guī tiēděngzhāng chǎng wéi zhāng zhī shàn cháng zhāng cǎo shūwéi dàn zǒng jié shū jīng yànzhù yòu jīng》。 zhōng gōng shàn shì xiān 。”, zhèng shì de míng yánzhōng yáoxuān shì biǎo》、《 jiàn zhí biǎoděng zuò pǐn wéi jiē shū jīng diǎn zhī zuòhuáng xiàng shàn xiǎo zhuàn shūyóu jīng zhāng cǎoliú chuán zuò pǐn yòu jiù zhāng》、《 wén jiāng duì tiētiān shén chèn bēiděng
  
  
  
   jūn shàn cháng xiè yìng yòng shēng shēng chǎn liàngzhì zuò chū shuǐ zhuǎn bǎi shī chuán de zhǐ nán chēróng huòtiān xià zhī míng qiǎode měi gǎi liáng hàn dài de zhì líng shǐ zhì chū huā wén gǎnnéng shǔ jǐn xiāng měigǎi liáng hàn lán de lóng chē míng chū lóng shuǐ chē lái guàn gài jiào gāo wèi de nóng tiánxiàn zài fèn tián réng zài shǐ yòng hái jiāng shí chē gǎi zào chéng lún zhuǎn shì shí chē shēng pāo liàng
  
   zhū liàng wèile fāng biàn zài shān zhàn dào yùn shū míng niú liú ”。 gòu zào dài wén xiàn yòu xué zhě bān rèn dìng wéi lún chē lún chē qián wèi yòu què shí 'àn míng lián shè shí jiàn de lián yòu chēngyuán róng”。 lìng wài shuō yuán zhū liàng shè yòng chuán xìn hào de kǒng míng dēngbèi gōng rèn wéi qiú de shǐ shì yuánzàizhū liàng zuì zǎo zhì zào chū cháng qiāng de yuán xíngcháng qiāng zuì hòu jiàn jiàn dài liǎo cháng máo
  
   liú huī wéi shù xué jiā yòu duì shù xué yòu xīng xué zhōng guó dài shù xué de zhòng diǎnjiǔ zhāng suàn shù》。 niánzhǎng hòu cáo wèi jǐng yuán nián( 263 niánzhù yòujiǔ zhāng suàn shù zhù》, jiè yóu de zhù jiěshǐ róng liǎo jiězhī hòu liú huī yòu zhù zuòjiǔ zhāng suàn shù zhùde shí juànzhòng chā》( hòu chēnghǎi dǎo suàn jīng》), zhè shǐ zhōng guó cèliáng xué dào dēng fēng zào de
  
   xué fāng miànyòu míng de yòu huá tuózhāng zhòng jǐng huáng huá tuó shù jīng zhànshàn cháng wài shǒu shù dǒng fèngzhāng zhòng jǐng bèi shǐ shū chēng wéijiàn 'ān sān shén ”。 guò guān shù chuán de fènshǐ xué jiā chén yín rèn wéi yīnggāi yuán yìn de jiào chuán shuōrán 'ér néng shì zuì zǎo shǐ yòng zuì máfèisǎnjìn xíng wài shǒu shù de zhězhāng zhòng jǐng jiàn dāng dài dòng luàn pín fán bìng liú xíngzhì yán jiū bìngcān kǎo jiā shū xiě chūshāng hán bìng lùn》。 gāi shū liǎng hàn jīngjīng fāng 'èr pài de chéngshì zhōng shǐ shàng fāng yào bèi de jīng diǎn jiā yán chēng shū:“ wéi zhòng fāng zhī zōngqún fāng zhī ”。 hòu shì fèng wéi shèng”。 huáng yòu jiā pínxué fèi qǐn wàng shídàn míng 'ér yuàn rèn guān duì zhēn jiǔ shēn yán jiūjiāng jìn dài zhī qián zhǒng jīng mài lùn zhēn jiǔ fāng zhěng chéngzhēn jiǔ jiá jīng》, gāi shū chéng wéi hòu shì zhēn jiǔ xué de fàn diǎn hái zhù yòuhán shí sàn lùn》, wèi jìn zhī hòu shí hán shí sàn zhú jiàn de liú xíng lái
  
   guān shùtiān wén xué fāng miànyòu xiān hòu dān rèn sūn jìn tài shǐ lìng de chén zhuó shōu pài xùnwán shàn zhōng guó xīng guān zhìbìng huì zhì xīng wéi hòu shì suǒ yán yòngpéi xiù dezhì liù zài zhōng guó shǐ shàng zhàn yòu zhòng yào de wèi zhì yuán shàn cháng duàn liàn tiě zài xié jīn shǎn shěng méi xiàn nánwéi zhū liàng zhì dāo dāo néng kāi zhuāng mǎn tiě zhū de zhú tǒng wéi shén dāoyóu sūn wèi jiāng nán shuǐ zào chuán shù zhàn chuán yòu de shàng xià céngyòu de hái néng róng shì bīng sān qiān rénshǔ hàn shèng chǎn jǐng yán yòng dāng de tiān rán lái zhǔ yán shēng liǎo chǎn néng
  
   sān guó bīng zhì
  
   wèi de zhōng yāng jūnfēn zhōng jūn wài jūnzhōngwài jūn de lái quánwèi jìn de zhōng jūn wén zuò liǎo míng què de chǎn shù:“ zhōng jūn shì duìwài jūnér lái dezhōng wài jūn de bié xíng chéng hàn jiàn 'ān shí dài( 196 zhì 220 nián), dào wèi huáng chū nián jiān( 220 zhì 226 nián zhì chéng zhōng wài jūn de fēn zhōng wài jūn de míng chēng jiù zhèng shì chéng jiàn 'ān qiáncáo cāo tuán guò shì dāng shí miàn xià de qún xióng zhī cáo cāo yíng xiàn xié tiān lìng zhū hóuyóu shì zài guān zhī zhàn bài yuán shào bìngqīng zhū zhōu hòu de tǒng zhì cái jiàn guó jiā de guī zhè shí miàn liǎozài néng xiàng guò yàngdài lǐng zhī jūn duìsuī shì quán shì dào chù zhēng zhànyīn zhī biàn chǎn shēng liǎo liú tún de bàn píng dìng fāng liú fēn jūn duì zài zhù fángbìng yóu rén rèn tǒng shuàitǒng shè xiá nèi zhū jūnzhè zhǒng liú tún zhìshí wèi jìn xià shèng xíng de jūn shì shàng fēn de zhū jūn zhì de làn shāngzhè zhǒng qíng xíng shēng cáo cāo bài yuán shào zhàn yòu bìng zhū zhōu zhī hòudào chì zhàn hòusān guó dǐng zhì de miàn xíng chéngbiàn jiàn jiàn dìng wéi zhǒng zhì ér qiě zhǎn wéi hòu lái de zhìguó jiā de jūn duì zài shì shí shàng fēn liǎo nèi wàinèi wài de míng chēng rán gēn zhe xíng chéngliú tún zài wài de jiāng jūn suǒ lǐng de bīngjiù chēng wéi wài jūnzhōng yāng zhí xiá de jūn duìjiù chēng wéi zhōng jūn。”
  
   wèi de zhōng jūn lüè děng hàn dài de nán běi jūndān zhe wèi huáng gōnggǒng wèi jīng shī de rèn ,《 dài bīng zhìrèn wéiwèi zhì lüè dōng hànnán běi jūn ”, rán wèi de zhōng jūn chēng wéi nán běi jūn guò yóu hàn sān guó zhàn shì pín réngzhōng jūn cháng cháng chū zhēng hàn dài běi jūn xiāng wèi zhōng jūn de zuò zhàn rèn zhòng duō
  
  《 dài bīng zhì shù liǎo wèi zhōng jūn de zhǎn:“ chūcáo gōng zhì wèi yíng xiāng lǐng jūn zhù zhī wén zēng zhì zhōng yíng shì yòu wèizhōng lěi 'èr yíng lǐng jūn jiāng jūn bìng xiào tǒng zhī。” wèi yíng shì cáo wèi tuán zuì qīn jìn de wèi jìn bīng shè zhì shí jiān,《 sān guó bīng zhìshuō zài jiàn 'ān shí sān niángōng yuán 208 nián)。 shí cáo cāo gāng zuò xiàngguóbiàn zài xiāng zhì wèi yíngdāng shí hàn de jìn bīng wéi shù duōqiě zài cáo cāo kòng zhì zhī xià wèi yíng chéng xiāng gèng shì wēi zhòng hàn gōng wèi yíng de tǒng shuài zuì chū shì chǔguān zhí wéi wèi zhōng láng jiānghòu qiān wèi jiāng jūncáo wèi zuò wèi jiāng jūn dedōushì huáng hěn qīn jìn de rénwèi wén zhì zhōng lěizhōng jiān 'èr yíngguī zhōng lǐng jūn tǒng shuàiwèi míng yòu zhì xiāo yóu 'èr yíng。《 dài bīng zhìzhǐ dào wèizhōng lěi 'èr yíngyòu suǒ shū lòu。“ wèizhōng lěi 'èr yíng lǐng jūn jiāng jūn bìng xiào tǒng zhī”, shì què deshì shí shàngcáo wèi xiān hòu zhì wèizhōng lěizhōng jiānxiāo yóu děng xīn yíngguī zhōng lǐng jūn tǒng shuàidōng hàn lái běi jūn de tún bīngshè shēngyuè cháng shuǐ yíngcáo wèi shí rán cún zàidàn bīng yuán shǎo de lián xiào wèi wèi jiāng jūn děng néng tǒng shuài wèizhōng lěi děng xīn yíng
  
   guān wèi zhōng jūn de zhì tǒng,《 dài bīng zhìshuō:“ yòu zhōngzuǒyòuqián jūn shīyòu yòu zhōng zhōng lǐng jūnlǐng jūn jiāng jūn rén hào cháng shù。” chén liáng rèn wéihàn de nán běi jūn dào cáo wèi shí yǎn biàn wéi zhōngzuǒyòuqián jūn liǎo shízhǐ yòu zhōng jūn xiāng dāng hàn de nán běi jūnsuǒ wèi zuǒyòuqián jūn děngxiǎn rán zhōng jūn xiāng duì néng shì duì liú tún zài tóng fāng de wài jūn de chēng 。《 sān guó zhì》、《 zhì tōng jiàncháng yòudōng bīng”、“ dōng jūn lèi dōushì zhǐ liú tún dōng fāng de wài jūnzuǒyòuqián jūn děng shì zhè lèi zhōng jūn de tǒng shuàichén liáng rèn wéi yòuzhōng zhōng lǐng jūnlǐng jūn jiāng jūn rén”。 lái tán cáo wèi bīng zhì zhěduō xiàng yàng wéi wèi zhōng jūn tóng shí cún zài zhōng jūnzhōng lǐng jūn lǐng jūn jūn zhè yàng tǒng shuài shí lǐng jūn jūn zhōng lǐng jūn zhōng jūn shì tóng shí de zhí guān。《 hǎijuàn sān :“ wèi wéixiàng hán hào wéi jūnshǐ huàn wéi lǐng jūnfēi hàn guān jiàn 'ān shí 'èr niángǎi jūn wéi zhōng jūnlǐng jūn wéi zhōng lǐng jūn。” zhè duàn huà shǐ shí lüè yòu chū dàn zhǐ chū zhōng jūnzhōng lǐng jūn de qián shēn jiù shì jūnlǐng jūn shì zhèng què degǎi lǐng jūn jūn wéi zhōng lǐng jūnzhōng jūnshì yóu dāng shí zhōng yāng jūn zài shì shí shàng fēn chéng zhōng jūn wài jūnsuǒ yào zài zhōng jūn tǒng shuài lǐng jūn jūn qián guànyǐ zhōng yóu lǐng jūn gǎi míng zhōng lǐngzhōng jūn hòu hái yòu rén yán jiù chēngzài zhī shǐ shū hòu rén wǎng wǎng rèn wéi lǐng jūn zhōng lǐngzhōng jūn bìng cúnduì zhōng lǐng jūn huò zhōng jūn zhōng hòu zhòng zhě jìn chēng wéi lǐng jūn jiāng jūn huò jūn jiāng jūndàn zhōng jūn néng tóng shí yòu lǐng jūn jiāng jūn jūn jiāng jūnyòu yòu zhōng lǐng jūnzhōng jūnzhōng lǐng jūn shì zhōng jūn zhū yíng de tǒng shuài qīn lǐng zhōng lǐng yíngbìng jiān lǐng zhōng jūn zhū yíngzhōng jūn zài zhōng jūn de wèi jǐn zhōng lǐng jūn guān de xuǎn yòngbìng qīn lǐng zhōng yíng
  
   liú tún de wài jūnkāi shǐ biān zhì hěn zhìtǒng shuài wǎng wǎng lín shí yóu zhōng yāng wěi pài gēnghuàndào wèi wén shíqíng kuàng shēng liǎo biàn huà。《 dài bīng zhì》:“ huáng chū sān nián zhì zhū zhōu jūn shìxún jiā zhēng zhèn jiāng jūn zhī hàoyòu zhì dàjiàng jūn zhōng wài zhū jūnwèi tài wèi shàng。” cáo wèi de zhū zhōu jūn shìshì dài biǎo zhōng yāng fēn zhù de jūn shì zhǎngguānsuǒ lǐng shì tóng zhōu jùn bīng de zhōng yāng jūn duìsuǒ wèi zhēng zhènshì zhǐ zhēng dōng jiāng jūnzhēng nán jiāng jūnzhēng jiāng jūnzhēng běi jiāng jūn zhèn dōng jiāng jūnzhèn nán jiāng jūnzhèn jiāng jūnzhèn běi jiāng jūn děng chēng hào wài hái yòu suǒ wèi 'ān píng jiāng jūn de chēng hàozhè xiē dōubù shì dìng jūn zhíér shì lín shí zèng fēng de chēng hàocóng zhè xiē chēng hào zhī dào xiē zhū zhōu jūn shì de jiāng jūnshì dài biǎo zhōng yāng xíng zhēng zhèn zhī quánzhōng wài zhū jūn zhōng jūn wài jūn,“ zhì dàjiàng jūn zhōng wài zhū jūn”, shì dàjiàng jūn tǒng shuài quán guó zhōng yāng jūndàjiàng jūn chéng wéi cáo wèi zuì gāo jūn shì tǒng shuàicáo wèi zhèng quán shì dài dōng hàn wáng cháo 'ér jiàn dekāi shǐ réng tài wèi wéi zuì gāo jūn zhèng zhǎngguānzhì dàjiàng jūn hòutài wèi zuì zhòng yào de quán bèi fēn suǒ chén liáng shuō dàjiàng jūnwèi tài wèi shàng”。
  
   zōng shàng suǒ shùcáo wèi zhōng yāng jūn de tǒng shì
  
  | héng héng zhōng jūn - lǐng jūn jūn héng héng zhū yíng jiāng xiào
  
   zhōng yāng jūn - dàjiàng jūn héng héng |
  
  | héng héng wài jūn - zhū zhōu jūn shì
  
   chú liǎo zhōng jūn wài jūncáo wèi zhèng quán hái yòu zuò wéi fāng bīng de zhōu jùn bīngdōng hàn guāng bīng shìjùn guó bīng shí fēn ruòdào dōng hàn nián xiē zhōu jùn shǒu chēng xióngbīng zhuǎn qiángduō shù zhōu jùn de jūn duì zhú xiāo miè huò jiān bìngcáo cāo tǒng běi fāng xiǎo xiǎo de zhuāng huò bèi xiāo mièhuò bèi shōu biānběi fāng zhōu jùn wǎng wǎng zhǐ yòu liú tún de zhōng yāng jūnér méi yòu fāng zhuāng liǎodāng shí chéngxiàng zhù lǎng jiàn lìng zhōu jùn jiàn fāng zhuāngwài bèi nèi wēi guǐ”。《 dài bīng zhì》:“ lǎng zhī yán lìng zhōu jùn diǎn bīngrán wèi zhì wèigài tài shǒu huò shǐ jiān shuài。” zhōu jùn bīng shǒu bèi běn zhōu jùn wéi zhí yào shí yìng diào chū zhēngzhōu jùn bīng wèi zhōng jūnwài jūn ,“ zhōu jùn zhōng wài jūn tóng ...... gǒu zài zhōng jūn zhī suī xià gōng hóu zài zhōu jùnsuī gōng gāo fēng”(《 jìn shū . duàn zhuó chuán》), dàn fāng zhōu jùn zhǎngguān de quán què jiè péng zhàng láisuǒ dài bīng zhìrèn wéicáo wèi zhèng quán debīng quán wài zhōu nèi guī dàjiàng jūn tài wèi”。 yīn hòu lái yòu rén shàng shū wèi míng yào qiú jiě chú yuán biān zhōu jùn shǐtài shǒu de lǐng bīng quánlìng wài pài qiǎn dàjiàng zhèn shǒu miǎn shǐtài shǒu lǐng liǎo bīng zhuān xīn jūn gōng qín mín shì”, ér néng xiū běn zhī ”(《 sān guó zhì . wèi zhì . shù chuán》)。
  
   cáo wèi bīng zhìhái yòu tún tián bīng zhí dàn chén liáng duì yòu shū lòu liǎocáo wèi de tún tián fēn mín tún bīng tún liǎng zhǒngshì hàn dài guān tián chū bàn biān jùn tún tián de tuī guǎngmín tún de guǎn fāng shì shìyóu nóng zhǎng guǎn quán guó de mín túndiǎn nóng zhōng láng jiāng zhōu jùn de mín túndiǎn nóng wèi xiàn dān wèi de mín túntún shēng chǎn dān wèi héng héng túnměi tún yòu tún tián shí rénmín tún de rèn shì zhòngzhí dàosāngbǎi fēn zhī shí zhì liù shí de shōu huò shàng jiǎo zhèng tún tián bīng dàn shí xíng jūn shì guǎn yīnggāi bīng zhì yán jiū de fàn wéijiàn 'ān chū nián kāi shǐ de tún tiánběn shì wèile shù liú mín wéi zhèng gōng liàng chōng jūn dào wèi jìn chūtǒng zhì zhě wèile shì jiā de jīng cháng fēn tún tiánguā fēn tún tián tún tián zhì zāo dào huǐ miè xìng huàibīng tún de kāi shǐ wǎn mín tún bān shì bǎo chí yuán yòu de jūn shì biān zhìshè zài shǔ liǎng guó duì zhì de biān jìngràng shì bīng qiě diàn qiě shǒudōng yòu cáo wèi tǐxiàng shìde bīng .
  
   shǔ hàn bīng zhì zhì wèi xiāng tóngdàn yòu yòu diǎnshǔ de zhōng yāng jūn,《 dài bīng zhìshuō:“ shǔ zhì jūn zuǒyòu jiāng jūn rén zhōng shījiāndiǎncān jūn rén qián shījiāng jūnjiān jūn rén hòu jiāng jūnjiān rén jiàngxiào lüè hàn。” jūn qiánhòuzuǒyòuzhōng jūnzhōng jūn cáo wèi yàng tóng shí yòu shì wèi duìqiánhòuzuǒyòu jūn lüè děng cáo wèi de wài jūnshǔ hàn zhōng yāng jūn zhì jūn shī jiāng jūn zhì 'èr rénwéi quán guó zuì gāo jūn shì tǒng shuài jūn de zhì tǒng wán quán yàngzhōng jūn yòu jūnjiān jūnjūn shī lǐng jūndiǎn jūn rénqiánhòu jūn yòu jūnjiān jūnjūn shīlǐng jūndiǎn jūn rénzuǒyòu jūn yòu jūnjiān jūn rénsān guó zhì . shǔ zhì . guān zhāng huáng zhào chuán》, qiánhòuzuǒyòu jūn de tǒng shuài fēn bié shì qián jiāng jūnhòu jiāng jūnzuǒ jiāng jūnyòu jiāng jūnzhǐ yòu zhōng jūn tǒng shuài shì jūnér wáng píngliú mǐnjiāng wéi děng chuánqiánhòuzuǒyòu jūn yòu cháng jūn huò jiān jūn wéi de tǒng shuàiyīn qián jiāng jūn děng guān hàojiū jìng shì jūn de lìng chēng hái shì jìn chēnghuò zhě shì tóng shí hòu de zhí guānhái yòu dài jìn kǎo chá
  
   shǔ de céng jūn duìyòu duō tóng de chēng hào。《 dài bīng zhì》:“ bīng yòu jiāng qián、( shàng zōng xià bèisǒuqīng qiāngsàn zhī biégài quán yòng shǔ rén 。”“ liú zhāng shísān liú rén shù wànshōu wéi bīnghào dōng zhōu bīng。” zhè suǒ de shàng wán quán wáng xīn sān guó bīng zhìtǒng shǔ yòu xià chēng hào de céng jūn duì chánghàn jūn běn yòu de biān zhìshǔ yòu cháng zài fēn jūn duì shàng yòu de biān zhìtún jiāngshǔ yòu tún jiāng yòu tún de biān zhì jiāngchōng fēng duì de jiànglǐng shǔ jūn wǎng wǎng yòu zhuān mén de qián fēng duì qián dāngèr zhě néng tóng wéi zhī jīng yǒng de duì fēi jūn qiāng de zhī héng héng qīng qiāng wéi zhùfēn wéi jīng yǒng de bīng duì jīng yǒng de bīng duì wài hái yòu sàn děng bīng duìbái máo), yóu bái máo wéi shì de shǎo shù mín chéng。( shàng zōng xià bèisǒuyóushàng zōng xià bèirénxiāngchuān dài de shǎo shù mín chéng wài hái yòu bīngyóu jīng zhōu dài shǎo shù mín chéngcóng zhè xiē chēng hào kàn chūshǔ zhèng quán jǐn ràng shǔ zhōng hàn rén dāng bīngér qiě liàng wài wéi bīng chéng fēi jūnqīng qiāngbái máo)、( shàng zōng xià bèisǒu bīng děng wài jūn duìcóng dōng zhōu bīng de qíng kuàng hái kàn chūshǔ hàn hái wài lái liú mín jiàn chéng jūn duì
  
   dōng bīng zhì jiào luàn wèi jūn duì diǎn dài bīng zhìsuǒ shuō:“ duō zhōu shīyíng xiào lüè hàn。” dōng guó jiāng nánběi yòu cháng jiāng tiān xiǎndōng nán yòu dōng hǎinán hǎinèi duō húpō shuǐ duō shuǐ de rán tiáo jiànyóu shì fēng de chǎn de jīng jué dìng shuǐ jūn qiáng wèishǔ zhì shù zhōu shī cuò bài lái jìn gōng de cáo wèi jūndōng de bān zhǐ shù liàng duōbìng qiě yòu méng chōngdǒu jiànlóu chuánfēi yúngài hǎichì lóngchí cháng 'ān zhōu biǎn)、 qīng lóng zhàn jiànchén děng zhòng duō míng hàogēn shūde jìzǎidāng shí néngzǎi shí de hái suàn xiǎo chuán(《 sān guó zhì . zhì . sūn quán chuánjiā 'èr nián zhù yǐn)。 yòu gēn jìn yáng qiū》, jìn miè shíjiē shōu chuán zhǐ qiān sōu(《 sān guó zhì . zhì . sūn hào chuánzhù yǐn), zhōng bāo kuò yùn shū chuán zhàn chuányùn shū chuán zhōngxiāng dāng fēn shǔ shuǐ jūn zuò yùn shū jūn yòngzhè yàng men suī néng zhī dōng shuǐ jūn chuán zhǐ de shù dàn guī zhī shì xiǎng jiàn dedāng shí dōng shuǐ jūn zhōu shī jǐn shí xún shǒu cháng jiāng tiān xiǎnér qiě yóu liáo kuò hǎi dōng shuǐ jūn tǒng shuài wéi shuǐ jūn
  
   dōng de zhōng yāng jūn cáo wèishǔ hàn xiāng tóngyòu qiánhòuzuǒyòuzhōng jūnjūn zhōngjiàng lǐng yòu jūnlǐng jūndiǎn jūnjūn děng dàn jìn xíng zhàn zhēng zhì zǒng lǐng jūn jūn zhì děng
  
   dōng jūn duì fēn yóu shān de yuè rén chéng shān yuè wéi bīngjǐn jiàn jìzǎi de xià shí wàn jìn miè dōng shíjiē shōu jūn duì 'èr shí sān wàndōng jūn duì yòu duō tóng míng hào。《 dài bīng zhì》:“ bīng yòu jiě fángǎn liǎng chē xià shìdān yáng qīng jīnjiāo zhōu shì jiàn 'ér shè zhī míng fēi diào zuì 。” zhè liè de hěn wán quán wáng xīn sān guó bīng zhìtǒng dōng jūn duì yòu xià liè míng hào línshì gōng tíng jìn wèi duì gǒng wèi jīng chéng de bīng duìgǎn jiě fán nán xiándōushì jīng yǒng de chōng fēng duìduō fēn zuǒ yòu liǎng zuǒ yòu lǐng bīng yíng xiào yòu yíng bīng yíng yòu yíng lǐng bīng xiào yòu xiào lǐng bīngshēng chéngrào zhàngwài yíng xiàzhàng xià yuē dōushì tún zhù zài jīng chéng wài de duì fēn shǔ qiánhòuzuǒyòu jūnhái yòu chē xià shìdān yáng qīng jīnjiāo zhōu shìjiàn 'éryǒng gǎn shè děng míng hào de fāng bīngcóng shìjiàn 'ér děng míng hào tuī zhè xiē fāng duì néng duō wéi dōng háo jiàngshuài hòu yǎng de bīng。《 sān guó zhì . zhì . gān níng chuán》:“ néng hòu yǎng jiàn 'érjiàn 'ér wéi yòng mìng”。 jiàn zhè xiē duì shì jiànglǐng de guān fēi cháng shū
  
   sān guó shí de jīng
  
   wèi guó jīng
  
   cáo cāo yíng xiàn chāng hòu dìng guó zhī shùzài qiáng bīng shí wéi fāng zhēnzài chāng jìn shí xíng tún tiánjiēguǒ mín tún tián xià bǎi wàn 」。 yīn cāo shè zhì tián guān zhōu jùn nèizhāo liú mín tún tián tún tián zhì jiā tuī guǎng gǎi dōng hàn nián jūn hùn zhàn suǒ zuò chéng debái qiān míngde jìng kuàngzhèng yīn tún tián zhì zhī chéng gōng fāng biàn chéngnóng guān bīng tián quǎn zhī shēngqiān xiāngzhǔzhèng yīn cǎi tún tián cuò shīshǐ běi fāng de shè huì zhuànxiàng wěn dìngzhōng zhìzhēng fāng yùn liáng zhī láosuì jiān miè qún zéi píng tiān xià」。
  
   shǔ guó jīng
  
   shǔ lái yòu tiān zhī guó de měi mínghàn gāo néng tiān xià kào zhì fēng hòu wéi gēn běndōng hàn niánliú yān xiān hòu dān rèn zhōu yòng kuān zhì kuān zhī zhèng zhì shǔzhú yǐn zhì háo qiáng lǒng duàn shān yuányīn 'ér jiǎn shuì shōu liú bèi zhàn lǐng zhōu hòuzhū liàng zhèng gǎi wǎng zhèng háo qiángbìng céng cǎi yòng guān mín nóng zhí yòu zài jiāng yàn shè yàn guānguǎn nóng tián shuǐ gōng chéngbìng tuī xíng tún tián huī zhǎn nóng shēng chǎn wàiliàng zhèng duì tiězhǔ yánzhì mián děng zhòng yào shǒu gōng shí xíng gōng yíngbìng shè zhuān zhí guān yuán jiā qiáng guǎn shàng lián chuàn cuò shīshǐ guó jiā shuì shōu zēng jiādiàn dìng liǎo sān dǐng de tiáo jiànhòu lái guān shī jīng zhōubèi tǎo bài wángshǐ shǔ miàn lín bēng kuì biān yán liàng zài jīng fāng miàn kuò shǒu gōng guān yíng fàn wéi gāo shǔ mián shēng chǎn liàng zhù jiā kuài huī guó zhī
  
   guó jīng
  
   dōng hàn niánqún xióng zhú zhōng yuán fāng lián nián zhēng zhàn fāng cán běi fāng rén mín xié jiā jiāng bìnànběi fāng nànmín shāng jiǎ men yóu běi fāng zǒu nán dào jiāng nán tóng shídài bèi liǎo shēng chǎn shù wén huàwéi dāng shí pín kùn de jiāng nán dài lái xīn xuèyuán běn nóng gēng shù shí fēn luò hòushàng wèi dǒng niú gēng hòu shēng chǎn shù zhù nóng shēng chǎn shù zhú jiàn gāorén kǒu yīn jiàn jiàn zēng jiā gǎi wǎng guǎng rén de jìng kuàngsūn shì sān dàisūn jiānsūn sūn quán zhī tǒng zhì lǐng jiàn jūn duì yīn biàn páng liáng cǎo jūn hào fèi chéng wéi guó jiā zhī chū zhōng de fēnwéi jiǎn qīng dānzhú shí xíng tún tián zhìbìng shè zhì diǎn nóng xiào wèi diǎn nóng wèitún tián zhì yòu fēn bīng tún mín túnbīng tún xià zhī gēng zhě wéi diàn bīngmín tún xià zhī gēng zhě wéi tún tián wèi cháng jiāng liú xià zhù xīng xiū shuǐ yòng shuǐ yuán zuò jūn shì fáng bèi
  
   dōng hàn shí sān zhōusān guó xíng zhèng
  
   xiào wèi zhì suǒ nánjīn luò yáng shì dōngxiá jīn shǎn zhōng qín nán chēng wéi zhōu”。
  
   zhōuzhì suǒ qiáo( qiáo, wǎn xiànxiá jīn nán dōng wǎn běi běi jiǎo shān dōng nán jiǎo
  
   yǎn zhōuzhì suǒ chāng jīn jīn xiāng xiàn běixiá jīn shān dōng nán dōng běi jiǎo
  
   zhōuzhì suǒ tán( tán, tán chéng xiàn nánxiá jīn dōng nán běi wǎn dōng běi jiǎo
  
   qīng zhōuzhì suǒ lín xiá jīn běi dōng nán jiǎo
  
   liáng zhōuzhì suǒ lǒnggān qīng shuǐ xiàn běixiá jīn gān dōng dōng
  
   bìng zhōuzhì suǒ jìn yángtài yuán shì jīn shǎn běi qín nèimēng zhī
  
   zhōuzhì suǒ gǎo( hào)( bǎi xiāng xiàn běixiá jīn nán
  
   yōu zhōuzhì suǒ ( jì, běi jīng chéng nán)。 xiá jīn běi liáo
  
   yáng zhōuzhì suǒ yángwǎn xiànhòu qiān shòu chūnxiá jīn nán wǎn zhōng nán zhèmǐngàn sān shěng
  
   jīng zhōuzhì suǒ hàn shòuxiāng cháng shì dōngxiá jīn nán èxiāng 'èr shěng qiánguìyuè sān shěng biān yuán
  
   zhōuzhì suǒ luò (luò, chuān guǎng hàn shìhòu mián zhúzài chéng ) xiá jīn chuānqiándiān sān shěng shǎn 'ègān
  
   jiāo zhōuzhì suǒ guǎng xìnguì zhōu shì)。


  The Three Kingdoms period (simplified Chinese: 三国时代; traditional Chinese: 三國時代; pinyin: Sānguó shídài) is a period in the history of China, part of an era of disunity called the Six Dynasties following immediately the loss of de facto power of the Han Dynasty emperors. In a strict academic sense it refers to the period between the foundation of the Wei in 220 and the conquest of the Wu by the Jin Dynasty in 280.  However, many Chinese historians and laymen extend the starting point of this period back to the uprising of the Yellow Turbans in 184.
  
  The three kingdoms were Wei (魏), Shu (蜀), and Wu (吳). To help further distinguish these states from other historical Chinese states of the same name, historians add a relevant character: Wei is also known as Cao Wei (曹魏), Shu is also known as Shu Han (蜀漢), and Wu is also known as Dong Wu or Eastern Wu (東吳). The term Three Kingdoms itself is somewhat of a mistranslation, since each state was eventually headed not by kings, but by an emperor who claimed legitimate succession from the Han Dynasty. Although the translation Three Empires is more contextually accurate, the term Three Kingdoms has become standard among sinologists.
  
  The earlier, "unofficial" part of the period, from 184 to 220, was marked by chaotic infighting between warlords in various parts of China. The middle part of the period, from 220 and 263, was marked by a more militarily stable arrangement between three rival states, Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu.  The later part of this period was marked by the collapse of the tripartite situation: first the destruction of Shu by Wei (263), then the overthrow of Wei by the Jin Dynasty (265), and the destruction of Wu by Jin (280).
  
  Although relatively short, this historical period has been greatly romanticised in the cultures of China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. It has been celebrated and popularised in operas, folk stories, novels and in more recent times, films, television series, and video games.  The best known of these is undoubtedly the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a novel dealing with the period that draws heavily on history. The authoritative historical record of the era is Chen Shou's Sanguo Zhi, along with Pei Songzhi's later annotations of the text.
  
  The Three Kingdoms period was one of the bloodiest in Chinese history.  A population census during the late Eastern Han Dynasty reported a population of approximately 50 million, while a population census during the early Western Jin Dynasty (after Jin re-unified China) reported a population of approximately 16 million. However, the Jin dynasty's census was far less complete than the Han census, so these figures are in question.
  
  Technology advanced significantly during this period. Zhuge Liang invented the wooden ox, suggested to be an early form of the wheelbarrow, and improved on the repeating crossbow. A brilliant mechanical engineer known as Ma Jun, in Wei, is considered by many to be the equal of his predecessor Zhang Heng. He invented a hydraulic-powered, mechanical puppet theatre designed for Emperor Ming of Wei (Cao Rui), square-pallet chain pumps for irrigation of gardens in Luoyang, and the ingenious design of the South Pointing Chariot, a non-magnetic directional compass operated by differential gears.
  
  Yellow Turban Rebellion
  
  The power of the Eastern Han Dynasty went in to depression steadily declined after the reign of Emperor He of Han from a variety of political and economic problems. A series of Han emperors ascended the throne while still youths, and de facto Imperial power often rested with the young emperors' older relatives. Because these relatives occasionally were loath to give up their influence, emperors would, upon reaching maturity, be forced to rely on political alliances with senior officials and eunuchs to achieve control of the government. Political posturing and infighting between Imperial relatives and government eunuchs was a constant problem in Chinese government at the time. During the reigns of Emperors Huan and Ling, leading officials' dissatisfaction with the eunuchs' usurpations of power reached a peak, and many began to openly protest against them. The first and second protests met with failure, and the court eunuchs persuaded the Emperor to execute many of the protesting scholars. Some local rulers seized the opportunity to exert despotic control over their lands and citizens, since many feared to speak out in the oppressive political climate. Emperors Huan' and Ling's reigns were recorded as particularly dark periods of Han Dynasty rule. In addition to political oppression and mismanagement, China experienced a number of natural disasters during this period, and local rebellions sprung up throughout China.
  
  In the second month of 184 AD, Zhang Jue, leader of the Dao of Supreme Harmony Daoist movement, along with his two brothers Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao, led the movement's followers in a rebellion against the government that was called the Yellow Turban Rebellion. Their movement quickly attracted followers and soon numbered several hundred thousands and received support from many parts of Han China. They had 36 bases throughout China, with large bases having 10,000 or more followers and minor bases having 6,000 to 7,000, similar to Han armies. Their motto was: "The Han Emperor's already dead, Lord Zhang Jue shall take his stead; the year-cycle is at its head, into fortune shall all be led!" (Chinese: 蒼天已死,黃天當立,歲在甲子,天下大吉) Emperor Ling of Han dispatched Generals Huangfu Song, Lu Zhi, and Zhu Jun to lead the Han armies against the Yellow Turbans, and decreed that local governments had to supply soldiers to assist in their efforts. It is at this point that the great epic Romance of the Three Kingdoms begins its narrative. The Yellow Turbans were ultimately defeated and its surviving followers dispersed throughout China, but due to the turbulent situation throughout the empire, many were able to survive as bandits in mountainous areas, thus continuing their ability to contribute to the turmoil of the era.
  
  With the widespread increase in bandits across the Chinese nation, the Han army had no way to repel each and every raiding party. In 188, Emperor Ling accepted a memorial from Yizhou governor Liu Yan suggesting he grant direct administrative power over feudal provinces and direct command of regional military to local governors, as well promoting them in rank and filling such positions with members of the Liu family or court officials. This move made provinces (zhou) official administrative units, and although they had power to combat rebellions, the later intra-government chaos allowed these local governors to easily rule independently of the central government. Soon after this move, Liu Yan severed all of his region's (modern Sichuan) ties to the Han court, and several other areas followed suit.
  
   Dong Zhuo in power
  
  That same year, Emperor Ling died, and another struggle began between the court eunuchs for control of the Imperial family . Court eunuch Jian Shuo planned to kill General He Jin, a relative of the royal family, and to replace the Crown Prince Liu Bian with his younger brother Liu Xie, the Prince of Chenliu (in modern Kaifeng), though his plan was unsuccessful. Liu Bian took the Han throne as Emperor Shao of Han, and General He Jin plotted with warlord Yuan Shao to assassinate the Ten Attendants, a clique of ten eunuchs led by Zhang Rang who controlled much of the imperial court. He Jin also ordered Dong Zhuo, the frontier general in Liangzhou, and Ding Yuan, Inspector of Bingzhou (the area now between Baoding and Taiyuan), to bring troops to the capital to reinforce his position of authority. The eunuchs learned of General He's plot, and had him assassinated before Dong Zhuo ever reached the capital, Luoyang. When Yuan Shao's troops reached the capital they stormed the palace complex, killing the Ten Attendants and two thousand of those loyal to them. Though this move effectively ended the century-long feud between the eunuchs and the Imperial family, it ushered in the era of warlords and martial law that became the Three Kingdoms Era.
  
  This event prompted the invitation of Dong Zhuo to enter Luoyang from the northwest boundary of China. At the time China faced the powerful barbarians of Qiang tribe to the northwest, and thus Dong Zhuo controlled a large army with elite training. When he brought the army to Luoyang, he was able to easily overpower the existing armies of both sides and took control of the imperial court, ushering in a period of civil war across China.
  
  Dong Zhuo then manipulated the succession so that the future Emperor Xian could take the throne in lieu of his elder half-brother. Dong Zhuo, while ambitious, genuinely wished for a more capable emperor. On his way to Luoyang, he encountered a small band of soldiers protecting the two sons of Emperor Ling fleeing the war zone. In the encounter Dong Zhuo acted arrogantly and threateningly, causing the elder half-brother to be paralyzed with fear; the younger brother, the future Emperor Xian, responded calmly with authority and commanded Dong Zhuo to protect the royal family with his army to return to the Imperial Court.
  
  While Dong Zhuo originally wanted to re-establish the authority of Han Empire and manage all the political conflict properly, his political capability proved to be much worse than his military leadership. His behaviour grew more and more violent and authoritarian, executing or sending into exile all that opposed him, and showed less and less respect to the Emperor. He ignored all royal etiquette and frequently carried open weapons into the imperial court. In 190 a coalition led by Yuan Shao was formed between nearly all the provincial authorities in the eastern provinces of the empire against Dong Zhuo. The mounting pressure from repeated defeat on the southern frontline against the Sun Jian forces drove the Han Emperor and later Dong Zhuo himself west to Chang'an in May 191.
  
  Dong Zhuo once again demonstrated his political shortcomings by forcing millions of residents of Luoyang to migrate to Chang'an. He then set fire to Luoyang, preventing occupation by his enemies and destroying the biggest city in China at that time. In addition, he ordered his army to slaughter a whole village of civilians. The soldiers beheaded the civilians and carried their heads into Chang'an to show off as war trophies, pretending to have had a great victory against his enemies. A year later Dong Zhuo was killed in a coup d'etat by Wang Yun and Lü Bu.
  
   Rise of Cao Cao
  
  Sculpture of a foreign soldier, Three Kingdoms, 3rd century AD, China.
  
  In 191, there was some talk among the coalition of appointing Liu Yu, an imperial relative, as emperor, and gradually its members began to fall out. Most of the warlords in the coalition, with a few exceptions, sought the increase of personal military power in the time of instability instead of seriously wishing to restore the Han Dynasty's authority. The Han empire was divided between a number of regional warlords. Yuan Shao occupied the northern area of Ye and extended his power, by taking over his superior Han Fu with trickery and intimidation, north of the Yellow River against Gongsun Zan, who held the northern frontier. Cáo Cāo, directly to Yuan's south, was engaged in a struggle against Yuan Shu and Liu Biao, who occupied respectively the Huai River basin and Middle Yangzi regions. Further south the young warlord Sun Ce, taking over after the untimely death of Sun Jian, was establishing his rule in the Lower Yangzi, albeit as a subordinate of Yuan Shu. In the west, Liu Zhang held Yizhou province while Hanzhong and the northwest were controlled by a motley collection of smaller warlords such as Ma Teng of Xiliang, the original post of Dong Zhuo.
  
  Dong Zhuo, confident in his success, was slain by his own adopted son, Lü Bu and his father-in-law Wang Yun. Lü Bu, in turn, was attacked by Dong Zhuo's supporters: Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Ji and Fan Chou. Wang Yun and his whole family were executed. Lu fled to Zhang Yang, a northern warlord, and remained with him for a time before briefly joining Yuan Shao, but it was clear that Lü Bu was far too independent to serve another.
  
  In August 195, Emperor Xian fled the tyranny of Li Jue at Chang'an and made a year long hazardous journey east in search of supporters. By 196, when he was received by Cao Cao, most of the smaller contenders for power had either been absorbed by larger ones or destroyed. This was an extremely important move for Cao Cao following the suggestion from his primary advisor, Xun Yu, commenting that by supporting the authentic Emperor, Cao Cao would have the formal legal authority to control the other warlords and force them to comply in order to restore the Han dynasty.
  
  Cao Cao, whose zone of control was the precursor to the Kingdom of Wei, had raised an army in the winter of 189. In several strategic movements and battles, he controlled the Dui province and defeated several factions of the Yellow Turban rebels. This earned him the aid of other local militaries controlled by Zhang Miao and Chen Gong, who joined his cause to create his first sizable army. He continued the effort and absorbed approximately 300,000 Yellow Turbans into his army as well as a number of clan-based military groups from the eastern side of Qing province. In 196 he established an imperial court at Xuchang and developed military agricultural colonies (tuntian) to support his army. Although the system imposed a heavy tax on hired civilian farmers (40% to 60% of agricultural production), the farmers were more than pleased to be able to work with relative stability and professional military protection in a time of chaos. This was later said to be his second important policy for success.
  
  In 194, Cao Cao went to war with Tao Qian of Xuzhou, whose officers had executed his whole family. Tao Qian received the support of Liu Bei and Gongsun Zan, but even then it seemed as if Cao Cao's superior forces would overrun Xuzhou entirely. However, Cao Cao received word that Lü Bu had seized Yan province in Cao Cao's absence, and accordingly he retreated, putting a halt to hostilities with Tao Qian for the time being. Tao Qian died that same year, leaving his province to Liu Bei. A year later, in 195, Cao Cao managed to drive Lü Bu out of Yan. Lu Bu fled to Xuzhou and was received by Liu Bei, and an uneasy alliance began between the two.
  
  In the south, Sun Ce, then an independent general under the service of Yuan Shu, defeated the warlords of Yangzhou, including Liu Yao, Wang Lang, and Yan Baihu. The speed with which Sun Ce accomplished his conquests led to his nickname, "Little Conqueror" (小霸王), a reference to the late Xiang Yu. In 197, Yuan Shu, who was at odds with Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and Liu Bei, felt assured of victory with his subordinate's conquests, and thus declared himself emperor of the Cheng Dynasty. The move, however, was a strategic blunder, as it drew the ire of many warlords across the land, including Yuan Shu's own subordinate Sun Ce, who had advised Yuan Shu not to make such a move. Cao Cao issued orders to Sun Ce to attack Yuan Shu. Sun Ce complied, but first convinced Cao Cao to form a coalition against Yuan Shu, of which Liu Bei and Lü Bu were members. Attacked on all sides, Yuan Shu was defeated and fled into hiding.
  
  Afterwards, Lü Bu betrayed Liu Bei and seized Xuzhou, forming an alliance with Yuan Shu's remnant forces. Liu Bei fled to Cao Cao, who accepted him. Soon, preparations were made for an attack on Lü Bu, and the combined forces of Cao Cao and Liu Bei besieged Xia Pi. Lü Bu's officers deserted him, Yuan Shu's forces never arrived as reinforcements, and he was bound by his own officers Song Xian and Wei Xu and executed along with many of his officers. Thus, the man known as the mightiest warrior in the land was no more.
  
  In 200, Dong Cheng, an officer of the Imperial Court, received a secret edict from the Emperor to assassinate Cao Cao. He collaborated with Liu Bei on this effort, but Cao Cao soon found out about the plot and had Dong Cheng and his co-conspirators executed, with only Liu Bei surviving and fleeing to the Yuan Shao in the north.
  
  After settling the nearby provinces, including a rebellion led by former Yellow Turbans, and internal affairs with the court, Cao Cao turned his attention north to Yuan Shao, who himself had eliminated his northern rival Gongsun Zan that same year. Yuan Shao, himself of higher nobility than Cao Cao, amassed a large army and camped along the northern bank of the Yellow river.
  
  In 200, after winning a decisive battle against Liu Biao at Shaxian and putting down the rebellions of Xu Gong and others, Sun Ce was struck by an arrow and fatally wounded. On his deathbed, he named his younger brother, Sun Quan, as his heir.
  
  Following months of planning, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao met in force at Guandu. Overcoming Yuan's superior numbers, Cao Cao decisively defeated him by setting fire to his supplies, and in doing so crippled the northern army. Liu Bei fled to Liu Biao of Jing province, and many of Yuan Shao's forces were destroyed. In 202, Cao Cao took advantage of Yuan Shao's death and the resulting division among his sons to advance north of the Yellow River. He captured Ye in 204 and occupied the provinces of Ji, Bing, Qing and You. By the end of 207, after a lightning campaign against the Wuhuan barbarians, Cao Cao had achieved undisputed dominance of the North China Plain.
  
   Battle of Red Cliff
  
  In 208, Cao Cao marched south with his army hoping to quickly unify the empire. Liu Biao's son Liu Cong surrendered the province of Jing and Cao was able to capture a sizable fleet at Jiangling. Sun Quan, the successor to Sun Ce in the Lower Yangzi, continued to resist, however. His advisor Lu Su secured an alliance with Liu Bei, himself a recent refugee from the north, and Sun Ce's sworn brother Zhou Yu was placed in command of Sun Quan's navy, along with a veteran officer of the Sun family, Cheng Pu. Their combined armies of 50,000 met Cao Cao's fleet and 200,000-strong force at Red Cliffs (Chinese: 赤壁 Chi Bi) that winter. After an initial skirmish, an attack beginning with a plan to set fire to Cao Cao's fleet was set in motion to lead to the decisive defeat of Cao Cao, forcing him to retreat in disarray back to the north. The allied victory at Red Cliffs ensured the survival of Liu Bei and Sun Quan, and provided the basis for the states of Shu and Wu.
  
  After his return to the north, Cao Cao contented himself with absorbing the northwestern regions in 211 and consolidating his power. He progressively increased his titles and power, eventually becoming the Prince of Wei in 217, a title bestowed upon him by the puppet Han emperor that he controlled. Liu Bei, having defeated the weak Jing warlords Han Xuan, Jin Xuan, Zhao Fan, and Liu Du, entered Yi province and later in 214 displaced Liu Zhang as ruler, leaving his commander Guan Yu in charge of Jing province. Sun Quan, who had in the intervening years being engaged with defenses against Cao Cao in the southeast at Hefei, now turned his attention to Jing province and the Middle Yangzi. Tensions between the allies were increasingly visible. In 219, after Liu Bei successfully seized Hanzhong from Cao Cao and as Guan Yu was engaged in the siege of Fan, Sun Quan's commander-in-chief Lu Meng secretly seized Jing province, and his forces captured and slew Guan Yu.
  
   Three Emperor
  
  In the first month of 220, Cao Cao died and in the tenth month his son Cao Pi forced Emperor Xian to abdicate, thus ending the Han Dynasty. He named his state Wei and made himself emperor at Luoyang. In 221, Liu Bei named himself Emperor of Han, in a bid to restore the fallen Han dynasty. (His state is known to history as "Shu" or "Shu Han".) In the same year, Wei bestowed on Sun Quan the title of King of Wu. A year later, Shu Han troops declared war on Wu and met the Wu armies at the Battle of Yiling. At Yiling, Liu Bei was disastrously defeated by Sun Quan's commander Lu Xun and forced to retreat back to Shu, where he died soon afterward. After the death of Liu Bei, Shu and Wu resumed friendly relations at the expense of Wei, thus stabilizing the tripartite configuration. In 222, Sun Quan renounced his recognition of Cao Pi's regime and, in 229, he declared himself emperor at Wuchang.
  
  Dominion of the north completely belonged to Wei, whilst Shu occupied the southwest and Wu the central south and east. The external borders of the states were generally limited to the extent of Chinese civilization. For example, the political control of Shu on its southern frontier was limited by the Tai tribes of modern Yunnan and Burma, known collectively as the Southern Barbarians (南蠻).
  
   Consolidation
  
  In 223 Liu Shan rose to the throne of Shu following his father's defeat and death. The defeat of Liu Bei at Yiling ended the period of hostility between Wu and Shu and both used the opportunity to concentrate on internal problems and the external enemy of Wei. For Sun Quan, the victory terminated his fears of Shu expansion into Jing province and he turned to the aborigines of the southeast, whom the Chinese collectively called the "Shanyue" peoples . A collection of successes against the rebellious tribesmen culminated in the victory of 224. In that year Zhuge Ke ended a three year siege of Danyang with the surrender of 100,000 Shanyue. Of these, 40,000 were drafted as auxiliaries into the Wu army. Meanwhile Shu was also experiencing troubles with the indigenous tribes of their south. The Southwestern Nanman peoples rose in revolt against Han authority, captured and looted the city of Yizhou. Zhuge Liang, recognising the importance of stability in the south, ordered the advance of the Shu armies in three columns against the Nanman. He fought a number of engagements against the chieftain Meng Huo, at the end of which Meng submitted. A tribesman was allowed to reside at the Shu capital Chengdu as an official and the Nanman formed their own battalions within the Shu army.
  
   Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition
  
  At the end of Zhuge Liang's southern campaign, the Wu-Shu alliance came to fruition and Shu was free to move against the north. In 227 Zhuge Liang transferred his main Shu armies to Hanzhong, and opened up the battle for the northwest with Wei. The next year, he ordered the general Zhao Yun to attack from Ji Gorge as a diversion while Zhuge himself led the main force to Qishan. The vanguard Ma Su, however, suffered a tactical defeat at Jieting and the Shu army was forced to withdraw. In the next six years Zhuge Liang attempted several more offensives, but supply problems limited the capacity for success. In 234 he led his last great northern offensive, reaching the Battle of Wuzhang Plains south of the Wei River. Due to the death of Zhuge Liang (234 AD), however, the Shu army was forced once again to withdraw, but were pursued by Wei. The Shu forces began to withdraw; Sima Yi deduced Zhuge's demise and ordered an attack. Shu struck back almost immediately, causing Sima Yi to second guess and allow Shu to withdraw successfully.
  
   Wu and the South
  
  In the times of Zhuge Liang's great northern offensives, the state of Wu had always been on the defensive against invasions from the north. The area around Hefei was the scene of many bitter battles and under constant pressure from Wei after the Battle of Red Cliffs. Warfare had grown so intense that many of the residents chose to migrate and resettle south of the Yangzi. After Zhuge Liang's death, attacks on the Huainan region intensified but nonetheless, Wei could not break through the line of the river defenses erected by Wu, which included the Ruxu fortress.
  
  Sun Quan's long reign is regarded as a time of plenty for his southern state. Migrations from the north and the settlement of the Shanyue increased manpower for agriculture, especially along the lower reaches of the Yangzi and in Kuaiji commandery. River transport blossomed, with the construction of the Zhedong and Jiangnan canals. Trade with Shu flourished, with a huge influx of Shu cotton and the development of celadon and metal industries. Ocean transport was improved to such an extent that sea journeys were made to Manchuria and the island of Taiwan. In the south, Wu merchants reached Linyi (northern Vietnam) and Fu'nan (southern Vietnam). As the economy prospered, so too did the arts and culture. In the Yangzi delta, the first Buddhist influences reached the south from Luoyang.
  
   Decline and End of the Three Kingdom
  
  From the late 230s tensions began to become visible between the imperial Cao clan and the Sima clan. Following the death of Cao Zhen, factionalism was evident between Cao Shuang and the Grand Commander Sima Yi. In deliberations, Cao Shuang placed his own supporters in important posts and excluded Sima, whom he regarded as a threat. The power of the Sima clan, one of the great landowning families of the Han, was bolstered by Sima Yi's military victories. Additionally, Sima Yi was an extremely capable strategist and politician. In 238 he crushed the rebellion of Gongsun Yuan and brought the Liaodong region directly under central control. Ultimately, he outmaneuvered Cao Shuang in power play. Taking advantage of an excursion by the imperial clansmen to the Gaoping tombs, Sima undertook a putsch in Luoyang, forcing Cao Shuang's faction from authority. Many protested against the overwhelming power of the Sima family; notable among these were the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove. One of the sages, Xi Kang, was executed as part of the purges after Cao Shuang's downfall.
  
   Fall of Shu
  
  The decreasing strength of the Cao clan was mirrored by the decline of Shu. After Zhuge Liang's death, his position as Lieutenant Chancellor fell to Jiang Wan, Fei Yi and Dong Yun, in that order. But after 258, Shu politics became increasingly controlled by the eunuch faction and corruption rose. Despite the energetic efforts of Jiang Wei, Zhuge's protege, Shu was unable to secure any decisive achievement. In 263, Wei launched a three-pronged attack and the Shu army was forced into general retreat from Hanzhong. Jiang Wei hurriedly held a position at Jian'ge but he was outflanked by the Wei commander Deng Ai, who force-marched his army from Yinping through territory formerly considered impassable. By the winter of the year, the capital Chengdu fell due to the strategic invasion of Wei by Deng Ai who invaded Chengdu personally. The emperor Liu Shan thus surrendered. The state of Shu had come to an end after forty-three years.
  
   Fall of Wei
  
  Cao Huan succeeded to the throne in 260 after Cao Mao was killed by Sima Zhao. Soon after, Sima Zhao died and his title as Lord of Jin was inherited by his son Sima Yan. Sima Yan immediately began plotting to become Emperor but faced stiff opposition. However, due to advice from his advisors, Cao Huan decided the best course of action would be to abdicate, unlike his predecessor Cao Mao. Sima Yan seized the throne in 264 after forcing Cao Huan's abdication, effectively overthrowing the Wei Dynasty and establishing the successor Jin Dynasty. This situation was similar to the deposal of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty by Cao Pi, the founder of the Wei Dynasty.
  
   Fall of Wu
  
  Following Sun Quan's death and the ascension of the young Sun Liang as emperor in 252, the kingdom of Wu went into a period of steady decline. Successful Wei suppression of rebellions in the Huainan region by Sima Zhao and Sima Shi reduced any opportunity of Wu influence. The fall of Shu signalled a change in Wei politics. After Liu Shan surrendered to Wei, Sima Yan (grandson of Sima Yi), overthrew the Wei emperor and proclaimed his own dynasty of Jin in 264, ending forty-six years of Cao dominion in the north. After Jin's rise, Emperor Sun Xiu of Wu died, and his ministers gave the throne to Sun Hao. Sun Hao was a promising young man, but upon ascension he became a tyrant, killing or exiling all who dared oppose him in the court. In 269 Yang Hu, Jin commander in the south, started preparing for the invasion of Wu by ordering the construction of a fleet and the training of marines in Sichuan under Wang Jun. Four years later, Lu Kang, the last great general of Wu, died leaving no competent successor. The planned Jin offensive finally came in the winter of 279. Sima Yan launched five simultaneous offensives along the Yangzi River from Jianye to Jiangling whilst the Sichuan fleet sailed downriver to Jing province. Under the strain of such an enormous attack, the Wu forces collapsed and Jianye fell in the third month of 280. Emperor Sun Hao surrendered and was given a fiefdom on which to live out his days. This marked the end of the Three Kingdoms era, and the beginning of a break in the forthcoming 300 years of chaos.
  
   Population
  
  The Sanguo Zhi contains population figures for the three kingdoms. As with many Chinese historical population figures, these numbers are likely to be less than the actual populations, since census and tax records went hand in hand, and tax evaders were often not on records.
  
  Three Kingdoms Period Populations Year Households Population Note
  
  Eastern Han Dynasty, AD 156 10,679,600 56,486,856
  
  Shu Han, AD 221 200,000 900,000
  
  Shu Han, AD 263 280,000 1,082,000 At Shu's demise, the population contained 102,000 armed soldiers and 40,000 various officials.
  
  Wu, AD 238 520,000 2,567,000
  
  Wu, AD 280 530,000 2,535,000 At Wu's demise, the population had 32,000 officials, 230,000 soldiers, and 5,000 imperial concubines.
  
  Cao Wei, AD 260 663,423 4,432,881
  
  Western Jin, AD 280 2,495,804 16,163,863 After reuniting China, the Jin Dynasty's population was greatest around this time.
  
  From Zou Jiwan (Chinese: 鄒紀萬), Zhong Guo Tong Shi - Wei Jin Nan Bei Chao Shi 中國通史·魏晉南北朝史, (1992).
  
  While it is clear that warfare undoubtedly took many lives during this period, the census figures do not support the idea that millions were wiped out solely from warfare. Other factors such as mass migration out of China must be taken into account.
  
   Economy
  
  In economic terms the division of the Three Kingdoms reflected a reality that long endured. Even in the Northern Song, seven hundred years after the Three Kingdoms, it was possible to think of China as being composed of three great regional markets. (The status of the northwest was slightly ambivalent, as it had links with the northern region and Sichuan). These geographical divisions are underscored by the fact that the main communication routes between the three main regions were all man-made: the Grand Canal linking north and south, the hauling-way through the Three Gorges of the Yangzi linking southern China with Sichuan and the gallery roads joining Sichuan with the northwest. The break into three separate entities was quite natural and even anticipated by such political foresight as that of Zhuge Liang .
  
   The Three Kingdoms in popular culture
  
  Numerous people and affairs from the period later became Chinese legends. The most complete and influential example is the historical fiction Romance of the Three Kingdoms, written by Luo Guanzhong during the Ming dynasty. Fictional accounts of the Three Kingdoms, mostly based on the Romance, play a significant role in East Asian popular culture. Books, TV serials, movies, cartoons/anime, games, and music on the topic are still regularly produced in China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.


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