三国演义
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
三国演义 · by Luo Guanzhong · translated by C. H. Brewitt-Taylor
HistoricalComplete60 chapters
The empire, long divided, must unite; long united, must divide. As the Han dynasty crumbles, warlords, strategists, and sworn brothers battle for the Mandate of Heaven. Follow Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and the legendary strategist Zhuge Liang through decades of war, cunning, and shifting loyalty in China’s greatest historical epic.
Chapters
- 1 Feast In The Garden Of Peaches: Brotherhood Sworn: Slaughter Of Rebels: The Brothers Heroes
- 2 An Official Is Thrashed; Uncle Ho Plots To Kill The Eunuchs
- 3 Tung Cho Silences Ting Yüan: Li Su Bribes Lü Pu
- 4 The Deposition Of The Emperor: Prince Of Chʻên-Liu Becomes Emperor: Schemes Against Tung Cho: Mêng-Tê Presents A Sword
- 5 Sending Out The Call: Many Respond: Destroying An Army: The Three Brothers Fight Against Lü Pu
- 6 Burning The Capital, Tung Cho Commits An Atrocity: Hiding The Seal, Sun Chien Breaks Faith
- 7 Yüan Shao Fights With Kungsun Tsan At Pʻanho: Sun Chien Attacks Liu Piao
- 8 Governor Wang Prepares The “Chain” Scheme: Tung Cho’s Rages At The Fengi Pavilion
- 9 Lü Pu Helps To Suppress Disorder: Chia Hsü Counsels An Attack On The Capital
- 10 Ma Tʻeng Serves His Country Well: Tsʻao Tsʻao Avenges His Father’s Murder
- 11 Liu, The Emperor’s Uncle, Rescues Kʻung Jung: Lu, Marquis Of Wen, Defeats Tsʻao Tsʻao
- 12 The Prefect Tʻao Thrice Offers His Charge: Tsʻao Tsʻao Fights A Great Battle
- 13 Great Battle Between Li Tsʻui And Kuo Ssŭ: The Emperor Rescued
- 14 Tsʻao Mêng-Tê Moves The Court: Lü Fêng-Hsien Raids Hsüchun
- 15 Tʻaishih Tzŭ Fights For Friendship’s Sake: Sun Po-Fu Does Battle With Yen, The White Tiger
- 16 A Feat Of Archery: A Battle Lost At Yushui River
- 17 An Army Of Seven Divisions Marches Out: Three Generals Are Brought Together
- 18 Chia Hsü Engineers A Great Victory: Hsiahou Tun Loses An Eye
- 19 Tsʻao Tsʻao Fights At Hsiapʻei: Lü Pu Perishes At The White Gate Tower
- 20 Tsʻao A-Man Organises A Hunting Expedition: Tung, “State Uncle,” Receives A Command In The Palace
- 21 Tsʻao Tsʻao Discusses Heroes: Kuan Yu Slays Chʻê Chou
- 22 Yüan And Tsʻao Both Take The Field: The Two Brothers Capture Two Captains
- 23 Mi Hêng Slips His Garment And Rails At Traitors: Cruel Punishment Of The Physician Chi
- 24 Murder Of A Kuei-Fei: Liu Pei Defeated; Flight To Yüan Shao
- 25 From Tʻushan Camp Kuan Yü Makes Three Conditions: The Rescue At Paima Releases Tsʻao Tsʻao
- 26 Yüan Shao Is Defeated And Loses A Leader: Kuan Yü Abandons Rank And Wealth
- 27 “Beautiful Beard” Rides On A Solitary Journey: And Slays Six Men At Five Passes
- 28 Tsʻai Yang Put To Death, The Brothers’ Doubts Disappear: Meeting At Kuchʻeng, Lord And Liege Fortify Each Other
- 29 The “Little Chief Of The Feudal Lords” Slays Yü Chi: The “Blue-Eyed Boy” Lays Hold On Chiangtung
- 30 Yüan Shao Defeated At The Ferry: Tsʻao Tsʻao Burns The Wuchʻao Granaries
- 31 Tsʻao Tsʻao Overcomes Yüan Shao: Liu Pei Seeks Shelter With Liu Piao
- 32 Chʻichou Taken: Yüan Shang Strives: The Chang River Cut: Hsü Yu’s Scheme
- 33 Tsʻao Pʻei Finds A Wife: A Plan For Settling Liaotung
- 34 A Woman Overhears A Secret: A Warrior Leaps A Stream
- 35 Yüan-Tê Meets A Recluse At Nanchang: Tan Fu Meets A Noble Lord At Hsinyeh
- 36 Capture Of Fanchʻêng: Chuko Liang Recommended
- 37 Another Scholar Introduced: The Three Visits To The Recluse
- 38 Plan For Three Kingdoms: The Suns Avenge Themselves
- 39 At Chingchou The Son Of Liu Piao Thrice Begs Advice: At Powang Slope The Master Directs His First Battle
- 40 The Lady Tsʻai Discusses The Renunciation Of Chingchou: Chuko Liang Burns Hsinyeh
- 41 Liu Pei Leads His People Over The River: Chao Yün Rescues His Lord
- 42 Chang Fei’s Great Fight At Chʻangpan Slope: Liu Pei, Defeated, Goes To Hanchingkʻou
- 43 Chuko Liang Disputes With The Scholars: Lu Su Denounces The Majority Opinion
- 44 Kʻung-Ming Stirs Chou Yü To Action: Sun Chʻüan Decides To Attack Tsʻao Tsʻao
- 45 Tsʻao Tsʻao Loses Soldiers: Chiang Kan Victim Of A Ruse
- 46 Kʻung-Ming “Borrows” Some Arrows: Huang Kai Accepts A Punishment
- 47 Kʻan Tsê Presents The Treacherous Letter: Pʻan Tʻung Suggests Chaining The Ships Together
- 48 Banquet On The Yangtse; Tsʻao Tsʻao’s Song: The Northern Men Fight On The Chained Ships
- 49 On The Seven Stars Altar Chuko Sacrifices To The Winds: At The Three Rivers Chou Yü Liberates Fire
- 50 Chuko Liang Foresees The Huayung Episode: Kuan Yün-Chʻang Releases Tsʻao Tsʻao
- 51 A Great Battle Between North And South: Kʻung-Ming Angers Chou Yü
- 52 Chuko Liang Talks Cunningly To Lu Su: Chao Yün, By A Ruse, Captures Kueiyang
- 53 Kuan Yu, From A Sense Of Righteousness, Releases Huang Chung: Sun Chʻüan Fights A Great Battle With Chang Liao
- 54 The Dowager Marchioness Sees Her Son-In-Law At A Temple: Liu, The Imperial Uncle, Takes A Worthy Consort
- 55 Yüan-Tê Rouses The Spirit Of His Bride: Kʻung-Ming A Second Time Angers His Rival
- 56 A Banquet In The Bronze Bird Pavilion: Kʻung-Ming Provokes Chou Yü A Third Time
- 57 “Sleeping Dragon” Mourns At Chʻaisang: “Phoenix Fledgeling” Intervenes At Leiyang
- 58 An Expedition For Revenge: Expedients To Conceal Identity
- 59 Hsu Chʻü Strips For A Fight With Ma Chʻao: Tsʻao Tsʻao Writes A Letter To Sow Dissension
- 60 Chang Sung Turns The Tables On Yang Hsiu: Occupation Of Shu Discussed