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Three Kingdoms

The Three Kingdoms is a historical period in ancient China that spanned from 220 to 280 CE. This era is characterized by the division of the once-unified Han Dynasty into three distinct kingdoms: Shu, Wu, and Wei. The three kingdoms engaged in constant struggle and warfare, ultimately leading to the rise and fall of various warlords, alliances, and dynasties.

Historical Background

The Han Dynasty began to disintegrate due to internal conflicts and external pressures. The lack of effective bureaucracy and natural disasters, such as massive droughts, led to peasant rebellions, which in turn, allowed powerful warlords to rise and fragment the empire. Key historical figures and events include:

• The Yellow Turban Rebellion
• The Three Brothers (Zhang Jue, Zhang Bao, and Zhang Liang)
• The collapse of the Han Dynasty and its eventual replacement by the Three Kingdoms

Cultural Influence

The Three Kingdoms period has had significant cultural impacts, particularly through the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong. This 14th-century novel combined historical records with storytelling and fictional elements, resulting in a rich tapestry of personalities and fictional accounts that have influenced art forms such as painting, sculpture, music, film, television, video games, comics, poetry, and prose.

Timeline

The events of the Three Kingdoms are often split into three stages:

1. Han Dynasty Collapse (184-220): Natural disasters, rebellions, and failed governance led to the breakdown of the Han Dynasty.
2. Warlord Era (220-260): Powerful warlords ruled over fragmented territories, with alliances and conflicts shaping the dynamics of the period.
3. Three Kingdoms and the Eventual Unification (260-280): The three main kingdoms, Shu, Wu, and Wei, fought for dominance until the eventual unification under the Jin Dynasty.

This historical period has been both celebrated and critiqued for its portrayal of philosophies such as righteoussness (yi), loyalty (zhong), and filial piety (xiao), as well as the struggle between individuals and dynasties.

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