What cities were there in the Three Kingdoms period in ancient times?

Xiangping is a city located on the Liaodong Peninsula. Since Dong Zhuo appointed Gongsun Du as the prefect, it was managed by the Gongsun family until 238.

2 Peiping Gongsun Zan established this place as a stronghold and developed it into a commercial city using the salt and iron from Yuyang.

3 Thistle Youzhou Mu-Liu Yu’s stronghold. Liu Yu adopted a gentle policy and was committed to the harmony between this place and the Karasuma tribe.

4 Nanpi is the central city of Bohai County and the stronghold of Yuan Shao. In 204, Yuan Tan fled here and fought with Cao Cao.

5 Plains is an important area connecting Jizhou, Qingzhou and Xuzhou. It was once ruled by Liu Bei, Yuan Tan and others, and later Cao Zhi was granted the title of marquis here.

6 Ye is the richest city in Jizhou. In 191, Yuan Shao seized this place from Han Fu, and in 204, Cao Cao replaced him.

7 Jinyang was occupied by the Black Mountain bandit Zhang Yan after the Yellow Turban Rebellion. In 205, Zhang Yan surrendered to Cao Cao.

8 Shangdang Zhang Yang once served as the local governor, and later joined Yuan Shao's camp with the Xiongnu Yu Fuluo.

9 Beihai Kong Rong once served as the governor of this place. Before the Battle of Guandu, it was ruled by Yuan Tan.

10 Puyang Water transportation and transportation are quite developed, and it is a place of great commercial and strategic value. In 194, Cao Cao and Lu Bu fought a fierce and desperate battle here.

11 Chenliu This is an important place with developed transportation and concentration of talents and materials. In 189, it was from here that Cao Cao issued an appeal for the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance.

12 Xiapi is a strategic point in Xuzhou surrounded by Surabaya and Yishui. In 198, Cao Cao used water attack to defeat Lu Bu here.

13 Xiaopei Xuzhou’s frontline base against the West. The battle in Xuzhou was intense. Lu Bu and Liu Bei were at war here, and Cao Cao also joined the battle.

14 Xuchang’s original name is Xu. In September 196, Cao Cao moved his capital here from Luoyang to welcome Emperor Xian. In January 221, Cao Pi changed the name here to Xuchang.

15 Runan In 200, Liu Bei, Liu Pi and others left Yuan Shao's banner and ruled this place. In 201, it was captured by Cao Cao.

16 Luoyang Since Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu moved the capital from Chang'an, this place became the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty and prospered for a while. In 220, Cao Pi ascended the throne and became the capital of Wei.

17 Chang'an The great ancestor Liu Bang established the capital of the Western Han Dynasty here. In the Battle of the Wei River in 211, Ma Chao and Cao Cao clashed here.

18 Stability In 211, Ma Chao fled here after being defeated in the Battle of the Weishui River. He was later pursued and fled to Jicheng.

19 Tianshui The birthplace of the famous Shu Han general Jiang Wei. During the first Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang used a clever trick to get Jiang Wei to surrender.

20 Xiping is a county in the west of Liangzhou. Han Sui, who was defeated by Xia Houyuan, fled here, but in 215, he was defeated by Qu Yan and others.

21 Wuwei is located in the west of Liangzhou. Due to frequent rebellions by local tyrants, Zhang Ji accepted Cao Pi's order and successfully put down the rebellion here.

22 Shouchun Yuan Shu, who fled Nanyang, used this place as his base. In 197, Yuan Shu claimed the throne and established his capital here.

23 Lujiang When Cao Cao massacred the city in Xuzhou, many people fled here. After the Battle of Chibi, people moved to the south of the Yangtze River in large numbers.

24 Moling In 212, Sun Quan, who followed Zhang Hong's last words, established his capital here to resist the Wei army. In the same year, it was renamed Jianye.

25 Wu The land occupied by Yan Baihu of the Shanyue tribe. In 196, it was conquered by Sun Quan. From then until 212, it was the capital of the Sun family.

26 Kuaiji is a metropolis in southern Yangzhou. Wang Lang once served as the prefect, but was later suppressed by Sun Ce.

27 Chai Sang The navy base in Soochow, where Zhou Yu trained the navy. During the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan was stationed here and received a letter from Cao Cao.

28 Wan was once the stronghold of Zhang Su. In 197, Zhang Su unexpectedly attacked Cao Cao, killing Dian Wei, Cao Ang, and Cao Anmin.

29 Xinye From 201 to 208, Liu was invited by Liu Biao to station troops here, and he visited the thatched cottage three times to invite Zhuge Liang to serve as military advisor.

30 Xiangyang was once the stronghold of Liu Biao. It belonged to Cao Cao since 208. In 219, Cao Ren defended Fancheng and blocked Guan Yu's water attack.

31 Jiangling The military base where Liu Biao stocked up military supplies. In 208, when Zhou Yu was fighting Cao Ren here, he was hit by a stray arrow and fell from his horse.

32 Jiangxia Huang Zu, the general under Liu Biao, was the prefect and guarded this place. Huang Zu resisted Sun Ce's fierce attacks several times, but was defeated and died in 208.

33 Changsha In 197, after Sun Jian put down the rebellion in Quxing, he became the local prefect, and later Han Xuan became the governor.

34 Wuling Jinxuan served as the local governor. In 208, he was captured by Liu Bei.

35 Guiyang Zhao Fan once served as the local governor. Zhao Fan once tried to persuade Zhao Yun to marry his sister-in-law, but instead he made Zhao Yun furious.

36 Lingling Liu Du served as the local governor. In 208, it was defeated by Liu Bei.

37 Xicheng is an important place in the northwest of Jingzhou leading to Hanzhong. In 220, due to the surrender of Mengda, it was merged into Xincheng County of Wei State.

38 Yong'an In 222, Liu Bei, who was defeated in the Battle of Yiling, fled into Baidi City and renamed it Yong'an. In 223, Liu Bei died here.

39 Hanzhong is the center of the Taoist Five Dou Rice Road. In 215, Cao Cao obtained it from Zhang Lu, but in 219, it was taken away by Liu Bei.

40 Zitong is the strategic link between Hanzhong and Chengdu. After Liu Bei entered Shu, he was promoted to a county and appointed Huo Jun as the prefect to station here.

41 Chengdu In 214, after Liu Bei surrendered to Liu Zhang, he made Chengdu his base. When Liu Bei ascended the throne in 221, this became the capital of Shu Han.

42 Jiangzhou is the central city of Bajun. In 226, Li Yan, the Central Protector of Shu, guarded the place and built it into a powerful city by taking advantage of the water transportation here.

43 Jianning The birthplace of Li Hui of Shu. In 225, Li Hui put down Yong Kai's rebellion. In 229, he took office as the prefect and implemented good governance.

44 Yunnan Rebellion continued. Zhuge Liang returned to Shu after his southern expedition. Later, Lu Kai became the governor of this place and implemented his rule.

45 Jiaozhi The Shixie clan was the prefect and established a semi-independent system here. In 210, Sun Quan sent Buzhi to unite Wu State.

46 Karasuma was once known as the land of northern foreigners called Donghu. Since Qiu Liju established himself as queen, he has caused chaos in the Han Dynasty from time to time.

47 Qiang A land of Western nomads who are good at riding and shooting. In 247, Jiang Wei received support from the Qiang people and fought fiercely with Guo Huai.

48 Shanyue is a land of foreigners in the south that Soochow regards as a close enemy. Later, he was suppressed by He Qi, Lu Xun and others and incorporated into the elite troops of Wu Army.

49 Nanman The southern foreign tribes occupying Nanzhong. Rebellions continued, but were suppressed by Zhuge Liang in 225.

50 In 204, Gongsun Kang was divided from Lelang County. In 237, the Japanese queen Bimihu sent Nan Shengmi to this place to pay tribute to Wei.

51 Lelang was one of the four counties established by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty on the Korean Peninsula. It was the gateway for exchanges with the Han-Japanese slave kings.

52 Wandu In 209, Goguryeo established its capital here. Later, Guan Qiujian, the governor of Youzhou, attacked the Goguryeo King Wei Palace, and Wandu was also destroyed.

53 Changli In 282, when Sima Yan was in power, Murong Shegui of the Xianbei tribe invaded this place.

54 Anping Xiaoshuiba, who has Goguryeo ancestry, founded the country here and produced excellent bows known as Baigong.

55 Liucheng In 207, when Cao Cao pursued the brothers Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang, he used this place as a base to fight Karasuma.

56 Yi Jing Gongsun Zan built Lecheng Walled here in order to fight Yuan Shao. Later, Yuan Shaojun dug a tunnel to break it, and Gongsun Zan hanged himself.

57 Yuyang Gongsun Zan suppressed Xianbei and became famous as the White Horse General.

In 187, Qiu Liju and others from Karasuma raised troops to cause chaos here.

58 Dai County In 281, the Wuwan tribe launched a rebellion here, but it was put down by Cao Zhang and Tian Yu.

59 Zhuo County is located in the south of Youzhou, the birthplace of Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. It is also the place where Liu, Guan, and Zhang became sworn brothers in Taoyuan.

60 Hejian The birthplace of the famous Wei general Zhang He. After Yuan Tan formed an alliance with Cao Cao, he pursued Yuan Shang who lost Jizhou and captured it.

61 Leling In 244, Cao Mao, the son of Cao Cao and Zhao Ji, was named King of Leling and took possession of this place.

62 Boundary Bridge In 192, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan fought here to capture Jizhou. At that time, Yuan Shaojun's Qu Yi defeated Gongsun Zan's white horse formation here.

63 Qinghe Cao Cao and Mrs. Liu gave birth to the eldest princess of Qinghe here, who was later betrothed to Xia Houmao as his wife.

64 Ande Liu Changren of Wei State was appointed as the county magistrate of this place.

65 Dunqiu In 176, Cao Cao was promoted from the Northern Wei of Luoyang to the county magistrate here.

66 Gaotang After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Liu Bei resigned from the posts of Anxi County Lieutenant and Xiami County Magistrate, and became the county magistrate here.

67 The birthplace of Julu Zhangjiao became the stronghold of Taiping Road and flourished for a while. It later became the starting point of the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

68 Changshan is the birthplace of Zhao Yun. This place name is also quoted in the "Snake of Changshan" in the Nine Places Chapter of "Sun Tzu".

69 White Horse Yellow River Ferry. In 200, the outpost battle of the Battle of Guandu between Yuan Shao and Cao Cao took place here. This place is also famous for Guan Yu's killing of the fierce general Yan Liang.

70 Yanmen The birthplace of the famous Wei general Zhang Liao, and the place where the famous Zhao general Li Mu defeated the Huns during the Warring States Period.

71 Taiyuan is the birthplace of the famous Wang family in Qizhou, including Situ Wang Yun of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

72 Xiangtan The Wuyin Mountain here is a natural barrier to Jinyang. There are many historical sites, and coins from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods are often found.

73 Xihe is occupied by the remnants of the Yellow Turbans such as Han Xian, Hu Cai, and Li Le, and is known as the "White Wave Bandits". There is the famous Baibo Valley.

74 Huguan The correct name is Hukou Pass. In 205, Yuan Shao's nephew Gao Gan raised his troops here, but was restrained by Yue Jin, Li Dian and others of Cao Cao's army. A year later, he was defeated by Cao Cao.

75 The eldest son During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was a strategically important place between Zhao and Han. There are many historical sites, and coins from the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods are often unearthed.

76 Donglai The birthplace of Taishi Ci, the brave general of Dongwu.

77 Jimo When Cao Cao attacked Xuzhou, Cao Ren led the cavalry to defeat Tao Qian's army here.

78 Linzi was the territory where Cao Zhi was granted the title of Duke. It was also the capital of Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

79 Dongwu In 198, Cao Cao defeated Lu Bu and merged Langya, Beihai, and Dongwu into Chengyang County, and this place was governed by the county.

80 Dong'a In 194, when Cao Cao conquered Tao Qian, Lu Bu captured Yanzhou. Only Xunyu and Cheng Yu defended Juancheng, Dong'a, and Fan.

81 Dongping Qingzhou Yellow Turban bandits flowed into Yanzhou from here, and later Cao Cao, the state shepherd, was ordered to suppress them.

82 Mount Tai is the first of the five mountains and the representative of China’s famous mountains. Emperor Qin Shihuang, Emperor Wu of Han and Emperor Guangwu all held Zen ceremonies here. Taishan County is named after the mountain.

83 Dingtao The decisive battle between Cao Cao and Lu Bu over Yanzhou. Later, Lu Bu was defeated and fled to Xuzhou.

84 Rencheng City In 222, Cao Cao's third son, Cao Zhang, was granted the title of King of Rencheng City.

85 Guangling In 199, Sun Ce led his troops to invade, but was repelled by the prefect Chen Deng.

86 Langya is the birthplace of the Zhuge family. Qin Shihuang once looked at Penglai from here.

87 Huaiyin The place where Liu Bei clashed with Yuan Shu when he was the pastor of Xuzhou. At that time, Zhang Fei and Cao Bao were not on good terms, so Xuzhou was captured by Lu Bu.

88 Pengcheng When Cao Cao attacked Tao Qian, he massacred the people here. This was Xiang Yu's capital when Liu Xiang was fighting for the world.

89 Zhongmou Chen Gong was once the county magistrate of this place and captured Cao Cao who fled after the failed attempt to assassinate Dong Zhuo. However, he was moved by Cao Cao's talent and released him.

90 Yingchuan, under Cao Cao - the place where wise men such as Xun Yu and Xun You emerged in large numbers.

91 Qiao County Cao Cao’s birthplace. Most of the Cao family and Xiahou family were born here, making this place the foundation of Cao Cao's army.

92 Song County was ruled by the Song Dynasty during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It was an important place for many battles between Jin, Chu and Qi.

93 Yang'an Li Tong, who was based in Runan, surrendered to Cao Cao and was appointed as the local captain.

94 Chaoge Yuan Shao, who attempted to seize Jizhou, once stationed here and surrendered to Han Fu. This place was also the capital of the ancient Yin and Shang dynasties.

95 Hanoi In 190, one of the important places where the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance fought with Dong Zhuo was also the birthplace of the Sima clan.

96 Pingyang In the chaos after Dong Zhuo's death, Zhang Ji was appointed marquis of this place. This is also the capital of Yao in ancient times.

97 Hedong The birthplace of Guan Yu and Xu Huang. Although this place was threatened by the Baibo bandits and the Huns, Cao Cao later appointed Du Ji as the prefect, and it became stable from then on.

98 Guandu In 200, the historical stage of the "Battle of Guandu" between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao for hegemony was here. Later, Cao Cao's army made a surprise attack on Wuchao and won. It is the first of the three major battlefields in the Three Kingdoms.

99 Hulao Pass The world's fortress between Luoyang and Chenliu. In 190, the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance fought against Dong Zhuo, and the three brothers Lu Bu and Liu Bei fought here.

100 Mengjin is one of the important crossing points of the Yellow River. Because of its profound strategic importance, it was the center of Hebei battles such as the "Battle of Guandu".

101 Hongnong The young emperor who was deposed by Dong Zhuo was appointed King Hongnong and was exiled here.

102 Henan The 21 counties surrounding Luoyang are collectively called Henan Yin, which is equivalent to a county. Henan Yin is also the name of the official who governs this place.

103 Lin Jin When Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, was on the throne, Yang Jun, a relative of the Jin Dynasty, was named a local lieutenant.

104 Tongguan In 211, Ma Chao attacked this place to avenge his father. Cao Cao named Cao Hong and Xu Huang to guard it, but they were defeated and defeated.

105 Shang County This is the place where Gongsun Yang, the Prime Minister of the Qin State, was granted a title during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Therefore Gongsun Yang was also called Shang Yang.

106 Wuguan is a famous pass in the world between Chang'an and Wan. After Dong Zhuo's death, Lu Bu, who was defeated miserably in the turmoil, escaped from Chang'an through here.

107 Dong Zhuo, who was tyrannical and tyrannical in Chang'an, stored gold, silver, grain and grass for 30 years here, and built a city.

108 Ziwu Valley During Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition, Wei Yan once proposed that he could lead an army through this valley to attack Chang'an, but this proposal was not adopted.

109 Chencang During Kong Ming’s second Northern Expedition, Wei’s famous general Huo Zhao stood firm in Chencang City and blocked the fierce attack of the Shu army.

110 Wuzhangyuan This is the place where Kong Ming lost his life due to unfulfilled ambition during his fifth Northern Expedition. This is also the place where King Wen of Zhou and Taigong Wang met for the first time.

111 Street Pavilion During Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition, Ma Di disobeyed Kong Ming's military order and went up the mountain to set up a formation. As a result, he was defeated by Wei general Zhang He.

112 Duangu In 256, Jiang Wei, the general of Shu, sent troops to attack this place, but was defeated by Chen Tai and Deng Ai of Wei, which cost the lives of Zhang Yi and many other soldiers.

113 Longxi was a place where local tyrants and foreigners frequently caused trouble. It was later suppressed and pacified by Xia Houyuan, Guo Huai and others.

114 Didao In 255, Jiang Wei, who was committed to the Northern Expedition, fought here with the famous Wei general Chen Tai.

115 Jincheng In 211, Han Sui, who raised troops with Ma Chao, was defeated by Cao Cao and retreated here as a stronghold, which was later broken by Xia Houyuan.

116 In the 248th year of Lingju, Guo Huai suppressed the Qiang tribe here and suppressed Wudai, thus ensuring the march route to Liangzhou.

117 Zhangye, Wuwei, Jiuquan, and Dunhuang are collectively known as the four counties in Hexi. They have military bases to fight against the Huns.

118 Jiuquan Huo Qubing, a hussar general of the Western Han Dynasty, poured the wine rewarded by Emperor Wu into the spring here, and the whole army drank it, hence the name Jiuquan.

119 Hefei was a strategic place between Wei and Wu, which was guarded by Zhang Liao for a long time. In 233, Man Chong came forward to build Hefei New City.

120 Wujiang Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, committed suicide here after his defeat in Gaixia. Later, the Yangtze River changed its course, but the exact location cannot be verified.

121 Shiting In 228 AD, Zhou Li from Eastern Wu pretended to surrender to Wei and lured Cao Xiu to lead the Wei army through this place. Lu Xun surrounded him and won a great victory.

122 Xunyang An important area on the front line of Wei and Wu, guarded by generals Lu Meng and Huang Gai of Soochow. Xunyang Lake is famous for its large number of water thieves.

123 Fuling Before Sun Ce attacked Liu Yao in Jiangdong, he led Sun Quan and his family to move here from Qu'a.

124 Danyang In 195, Sun Ce used the excuse of rescuing his uncle Wu Jing, the prefect of Danyang, to dominate Jiangdong from here. The local area also produced many elite troops from the Wu army. Jiangzuo’s hometown.

125 Qu'a After Sun Jian's death, Sun Ce and his family took refuge here. Liu Yao was appointed by Yuan Shu to go to Shouchun and used this place as a stronghold, but it was later defeated by Sun Ce.

126 Zhang An Sun Quan’s son Sun Fen was granted the title of Marquis of Zhang An. In 274, there were rumors among the people that Sun Fen would be the emperor.

127 Shixin In 207, after He Qi of Soochow settled here, it merged with 6 counties including Xinding and Xiuyang County to form Xindu County.

128 In the 265th year of Jian'an, Emperor Wu Sun Hao was slandered and forced Xu Shao's subordinates to move here.

129 Jiujiang The water area also known as Yanshui Pavilion is said to be the place where Zhou Yu trained his navy.

130 Wuchang In 221, when Sun Quan was proclaimed King of Wu, he used this place as the core of Wu. After Wu Jianguo, the capital was moved from Jianye.

131 Poyang Poyang Lake here is famous as the base for Soochow navy training.

132 Nanchang Yuzhang County Office. In 195, Xue Li was chased by Sun Ce and tried to escape here, but was killed by Zuo Rong on the way.

133 Gaochang is the seat of Luling County. Zhou Yu's second son Zhou Yin committed a crime and was exiled here by Sun Quan.

134 Lukou During the "Battle of Red Cliff", the headquarters of Sun and Liu's coalition forces faced off against Cao Cao's army entrenched in Wulin on the other side of the Yangtze River.

135 Rang County In 198, Cao Cao and Zhang Xiu fought here. When Cao Cao retreated, he set up an ambush and repelled the pursuers of Zhang Xiu and Liu Biao. After the defeat, Jia Xu encouraged Zhang Xiu to fight again and return victoriously.

136 Bowang Soon after Kong Ming came out to serve as military advisor, he used a trick to defeat Xiahou Dun's army here.

137 Huyang In 197, Cao Cao defeated Liu Biao's army and obtained this place and Wuyin.

138 Longzhong The secluded place where Zhuge Liang spent time farming and studying in sunny days. After receiving Liu Bei's gift of "visiting the thatched cottage three times", he finally agreed to serve as an official.

139 Hanjin Liu Bei, who fled during the "Battle of Changsaka", met here with Guan Yu who led the fleet to meet him.

140 Xincheng In 220, after Mengda of the Shu Han Dynasty surrendered to Wei, Cao Pi merged Shangyong and Fangling to form Xincheng County.

141 Maicheng Guan Yu’s last stronghold after losing Jingzhou. Because there was no hope for reinforcements, he broke out and was captured. His father and son were killed at the same time.

142 Huarong Cao Cao was defeated in the "Battle of Chibi". When he fled here, he encountered Guan Yu's ambush, but was released by Guan Yu.

143 Wulin Cao Cao's base camp during the "Battle of Red Cliff", facing Zhou Yu's army on the other side across the river. It is the second among the three major battlefields of the Three Kingdoms.

144 Yidu When Liu Bei avenged Guan Yu, he led his army to capture this place. Later, Lu Xun was appointed as the prefect, responsible for governing the southern part of Jingzhou.

145 Yiling In 222, Liu Bei sent troops to march eastward, where he was attacked by the famous general Lu Xun. This is known as the "Battle of Yiling" in history. It is the end of the three major battlefields of the Three Kingdoms.

146 Jiangjin South of Jiangling, the ferry of the Yangtze River. Across the river from the police station on the south bank.

147 Public Security Bureau was originally named Youjiangkou. After the Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei changed it to Public Security Bureau and used it as a base to govern Jingzhou.

148 Anlu In 236, Lu Xun ordered Zhou Jun and others to attack Wei and obtain this place.

149 Xiakou is the place where Liu Bei ended up after escaping from the ‘Battle of Nagasaka’. He once discussed with Lu Su here the alliance between Sun and Liu.

150 Miluo The place where Qu Yuan, a Chu man, threw himself into the river during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

151 Hengyang is close to Nanyue Hengshan Mountain. The water god is worshiped on Hengshan Mountain.

152 Wei Xing After the death of Kong Ming, Jiang Wan once proposed to take the waterway from Hanzhong to attack Wei Xing and Shangyong, but it was not adopted.

153 Shangyong Liu Bei ascended the throne as Queen of Hanzhong and ordered Liu Feng and Meng Da to capture this place. Later, Guan Yu was trapped in Maicheng and asked Liu Feng and others for help but was rejected.

154 Anyang is an important transportation road connecting Hanzhong to Xicheng. The Han River enters Jingzhou from Yizhou.

155 Wu County When Liu Bei pacified Jiangnan, he ordered Xianglang to govern Wu County and Yiling. Later it was merged into Shangyong County.

156 Yangping Pass is a natural fortress that defends Hanzhong. There were many battles between Cao Cao and Zhang Lu, Cao Cao and Liu Bei, Jiang Wei and Zhong Hui. There is a walled city built by Zhang Wei on the mountain.

157 Dingjun Mountain In 219, Cao Cao and Liu Bei competed for Hanzhong. Huang Zhong's formation defeated Cao Cao's general Xia Houyuan and gained a great advantage.

158 Wudu During Zhuge Liang’s third Northern Expedition, he sent Chen Shi here to protect the territory of Shu.

159 Tazhong In 262, Jiang Wei, who was defeated by Deng Ai, stationed here for repairs. The next year, Jiang Wei learned that the Wei army had entered Shu, and set out to rescue it.

160 Yinping During Zhuge Liang’s third Northern Expedition, he sent Chen Shi here to protect the territory of Shu.

161 Baishui is a natural strategic point between Hanzhong and Zitong.

162 Jiameng Pass The fortress between Hanzhong and Zitong. Huo Jun of Liu Bei's army defeated Liu Zhang's 10,000 troops here with 800 elite soldiers.

163 Jiange The fortress between Hanzhong and Zitong. In 263, Jiang Wei defended this place to resist the fierce attack of Wei Zhonghui.

164 Hanshou was the residence of Fei Yi, Jiang Wei and other Shu generals. In 253, Fei Yi was assassinated by Guo Xun, a surrendered general from Wei.

165 Brazil After entering Sichuan, Zhang Fei served as the governor of Brazil and led the troops stationed here.

166 Hanchang Ma Zhong of the Shu Han Dynasty was appointed here.

167 Jiangyou Ma Miao of the Shu Han Dynasty guards this place. When Deng Ai led the Wei army to invade, Ma Miao immediately surrendered and led the Wei army into Shu.

168 Guangrou is said to be the birthplace of the ancient Dayu. Because it is so sacred and inviolable, even foreigners dare not enter.

169 Mianzhu protects the gateway to Chengdu. In 263, Shu general Zhuge Zhan attacked Deng Ai here, but missed his opportunity and the entire army was wiped out.

170 Duan There is Duan Weir, which is famous for its complete water conservancy and irrigation system. Zhuge Liang once pointed out that this place was the lifeblood of Shu's agriculture.

171 Fushui Pass is an important place in the east of Shu. Liu Bei decided to go to war with Liu Zhang. He first killed Yang Huai and Gao Pei who were guarding the pass, and then began to attack Chengdu.

172 Emei is located in Lingfeng, southwest of Chengdu. It was here that Zuo Ci, the alchemist who fooled Cao Cao, obtained the "Dunjia Tianshu"

173 Guanghan, an important place in Shu. Due to the abundance of disciples, all of them were appointed as prefects by highly respected people. Lu Yi and Deng Zhi have both served successively.

174 Linjiang The birthplace of Gan Ning, the famous general of Wu State.

175 Jiangyang When entering Sichuan from Jingzhou, the waterway was an important road. Zhang Yi of the Shu Han Dynasty served as the county magistrate here when he was young.

176 Zhu Ti When the Southern Barbarians began to rebel, Shu general Deng Fang was appointed as the governor of this place, and was later succeeded by Li Feng.

177 Qielan In 223, Zhu Bao launched a rebellion from here. In 225, he was conquered by Ma Zhong and failed.

178 Wanwen is the central city of Xinggu County. The barbarians rebelled frequently and were later put down by Zhang Yi.

179 Yideng is rich in salt, iron, paint and other items. After Zhang Yi conquered the barbarians, the benefits of salt and iron belonged to Shu.

180 Yongchang is a county located in the southeast of Yizhou. When Meng Huo rebelled, Lu Kai and Wang and his wife led an army to resist and persisted until Zhuge Liang came.

181 Nanhai In 279, Guo Ma, who launched a rebellion, killed Liu Lue, the governor of Nanhai, and expelled Xu Qi, the governor of Guangzhou.

182 Cangwu In 208, Liu Bei, who was driven out of Xinye, wanted to join Cangwu guard Wu Ju, but was dissuaded by Lu Su, so Liu Bei formed an alliance with Sun Quan.

183 Hepu Guo Ma, the private captain of Xiu Yun, the governor of Hepu, launched a rebellion in 279. This rebellion also created an opportunity for Jin to destroy Wu.

184 Wushu Mountain is the source of the Wei River. Therefore, during the battle between Cao Cao and Ma Chao in 211, this place also became an important offensive and defensive location.

185 Nancheng is the birthplace of Liu Yiqing, the author of "Shishuoxinyu" and King of Linchuan