February 184: Yellow Turban Uprising.

October: Zhang Jiao fell ill and died.

187: Cao Cao was appointed as the Taishou of Dongjun.

September 189: Dong Zhuo abolished the young emperor Liu Wei as the king of Hongnong, and established the nine-year-old Chen Liuwang Liu Xie as the emperor, which was to present the emperor.

December: Cao Cao called on the princes of all towns to join forces to fight against Dong Zhuo.

January 190: Princes from all walks of life rose up against Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo ordered Li Ru to poison King Hongnong (Young Emperor) at the age of 15.

February 190: Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang, moved the capital to Chang'an, and the ancient capital of Luoyang was destroyed. Gongsun Du established himself as the Marquis of Liaodong.

191: Sun Jian broke Dong Zhuo and beheaded Huaxiong. Yuan Shao seized the state of Han Fu's Jizhou, and led the state pastor.

April 192: Wang Yun set up a series of schemes, and Lü Bu killed Dong Zhuo.

June: Li Dao and Guo Yan besieged Chang'an, killed Wang Yun, and defeated Lu Bu. Cao Cao defeated the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army and was incorporated into the "Qingzhou Soldiers", and his strength was strengthened. Sun Jian attacked Liu Biao and was killed in battle.

193: Cao Cao marched east to Xuzhou and defeated Tao Qian.

194: Lü Bu attacks Cao Cao. Tao Qian died of illness, and Liu Bei led Xuzhou Mu.

October 195: Cao Cao led the Yanzhou pastor. Sun Ce attacked Jiangdong and defeated Liu Xuan. Li Dao and Guo Yan competed for the emperor.

July 196: Emperor Xian, escorted by Yang Feng and others, returned to Chang'an. Lü Bu occupied Xuzhou, and Liu Bei voted for Cao Cao. Cao Cao started to rejuvenate Tuntian and abducted Emperor Xian to Xu.

197: Yuan Shu was proclaimed emperor in Shouchun. Cao Cao defeated Zhang Xiu and failed. Yuan Shao occupied the four prefectures of Hebei, You, Qing, and Qingdao.

September 198: Lü Bu attacked Liu Bei and broke Xiaopei.

December 198: Cao Cao captures Lü Bu. Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao got married.

November 199: Zhang Xiu surrendered to Cao Cao. Dong Cheng conspired with Wang Zifu and others to get rid of Cao Cao. Sun Ce attacked Lujiang and defeated Liu Xun. Liu Bei crusaded against Yuan Shu, and Yuan Shu fell ill and died.

200: Cao Cao killed Dong Cheng and his gang. Sun Ce was assassinated and succeeded by Sun Quan. Chen Lin wrote an essay on Cao Wei, and the battle of Guandu began.

October: Cao Cao attacked the black nest.

201: Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao in Cangting. Liu Bei defected to Liu Biao.

May 202: Yuan Shao fell ill and died.

203: Sun Quan crusaded against Huang Zu.

204: Cao Cao pacified Jizhou. The grandson of Liaodong died, and his son Sun Kang succeeded to the throne.

205: Cao Cao pacified Qingzhou.

206: Cao Cao pacified and annexed the state.

August 207: Cao Cao defeated Wuhuan, eliminated the remnants of the Yuan clan, and unified the north. Liu Bei looked at the thatched house and invited Zhuge Liang. Cao Cao redeemed Cai Wenji from the Southern Xiongnu.

June 208: Cao Cao was named Prime Minister of the Han Dynasty.

July: Cao Cao's southern expedition to Liu Biao.

August: Liu Biao fell ill and died. Cao Cao killed Kong Rong.

September: Liu Cong surrenders to Cao Cao.

November: Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao was defeated by the combined forces of Sun and Liu.

October 209: Liu Bei married Sun Quan's sister.

210: Cao Cao built Tongque Terrace. Zhou Yu died.

211: Cao Cao defeated Ma Chao. Liu Bei entered Sichuan.

October 212: Cao Cao marched south to attack the mouth of the Xukou. Liu Bei was stationed at Xiameng Pass. Sun Quan moved to Moling and changed his name to Jianye.

May 213: Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty named Cao Cao as the Duke of Wei and added nine tins.

May 214: Sun Quan conquered Wancheng.

July: Sun Quan attacked Hefei and was defeated by Zhang Liao.

October: Emperor Xian, Empress Fu and Guozhang Fu Wan conspired to get rid of Cao Cao, and Cao Cao killed everyone. Liu Zhang surrendered to Liu Bei, and Liu Bei led Yizhou Mu himself.

July 215: Cao Cao conquered Zhang Lu.

November: Zhang Lu descended to Cao Cao. The Battle of Xiaoyaojin. Cao Cao defeated Sun Quan at Misu.

216: Cao Cao became King of Wei.

February 217: Cao Cao attacked the mouth of the Xukou, and Sun Quan was defeated.

218: Cao Zhang defeated the Wuhuan army, the Xianbei tribe surrendered, and the north was pacified.

July 219: Liu Bei ascended to the throne of Hanzhong. Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army.

October: Guan Yu lost Jingzhou and was killed by Sun Quan.

January 220: Cao Cao fell ill and died.

October: Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor and established the Wei state.

April 221: Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor. Liu Bei and Wu. Zhang Fei was killed.

222: Sun Quan became King of Wu. In the battle of Yiling, Lu Xun burned the company camp and defeated Liu Bei.

April 223: Liu Bei died in the White Emperor City, and Liu Chan succeeded to the throne.

August: Cao Pi cut down Shu on five roads. Shu Wu rebuilt and reconciled. Yonghong rebellion.

225: Zhuge Liang's southern expedition. Zhuge Liang captured seven and seven longitudinal Meng and pacified the southern part of Shu.

226: Cao Pi died of illness and was succeeded by Cao Rui.

December: Cao Rui made Sima Yi a hussar general. Sun Quan besieged Jiangxia and was defeated.

227: Zhuge Liang wrote the Northern Expedition.

228: Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition. Jiang Wei descended to Shu. Ma Tan lost the street pavilion. Zhou Yi tricked Cao Wei into attacking Wu, and Lu Xun defeated Cao Xiu. Zhuge Liang's Second Northern Expedition.

229: Sun Quan was proclaimed emperor. Zhuge Liang's Third Northern Expedition.

230: Wu sent Wei Wen and Zhuge to sail directly to Yizhou. Zhuge Liang's Fourth Northern Expedition. Cao Zhen fell ill and died.

231: Zhuge Liang's Fifth Northern Expedition.

234: Zhuge Liang left Qishan in six years.

August: Zhuge Liang died of illness in Wuzhangyuan. Wu attacked Wei Hefei in a big way.

January 235: Cao Rui made Sima Yi the empress. Ma Jun manufactures Si Nan car and water turn a hundred plays.

237: Gongsun Yuan of Liaodong established himself as King of Yan.

238: Sima Yiping Liaodong and killed Gongsun Yuan. The queen of the Japanese evil matai sent an envoy to Wei, and Wei named him "pro-Wei Wawang".

January 239: Cao Rui died and Cao Fang succeeded him.

240: The Shu general Zhang Wei quelled the barbarian rebellion.

241: Wei built a water conservancy on the Huai River.

242: Sun Quan sent an army to attack Hainan Island.

244: Cao Shuang sent troops to attack Shu Han and suffered heavy casualties.

245: Sun He, the crown prince of Wu, competed for power with Sun Ba, the king of Lu, and Lu Xun died of grief because he was implicated.

246: Wuqiujian defeated Goguryeo twice.

247: Jiang Wei of Shu went out of Long to attack Wei and responded to the Qiang and Hu tribes attached to Shu.

248: Sima Yi was made prime minister.

January 249: Sima Yi killed Cao Shuang and his gang. Xiahou Ba descended to Shu. Jiang Weivawei.

250: Sun Quan abolished the crown prince Sun He as a concubine, gave Sun Ba, the king of Lu, died, and made Sun Liang the crown prince. Jiang Wei failed to attack Wei Xiping.

251: Wang Ling, the Taiwei of Wei, conspired to rebel and was put down by Sima Yi.

July: Sima Yi died.

252: Sima Yi's eldest son, Sima Shi, became a general. Sun Quan died and was succeeded by Sun Liang. Sima Zhao attacked Wu and failed.

253: Zhuge Ke attacked Wei and returned in vain. Jiang Wei failed to attack Wei Didao. Wu Sunjun killed Zhuge Ke.

September 254: Sima Shi deposed Cao Fang.

October: Cao Chao succeeded to the throne. Wu Sunying's murder of Sun Jun was unsuccessful.

255: Zhendong general Wuqiu Jian and Yangzhou assassin Shi Wenqin crusaded against Sima Shi. Sima Shi died. Sima Zhao was a general. Jiang Wei attacked Wei Didao, winning first and then defeating.

April 256: Sima Zhao's crusade against Zhuge Day. Jiang Weiva Wei was defeated by Deng Ai. Wu Sun Jun died, and his younger brother Sun Lin specialized in Wu Zheng. Sun Qi killed Teng Yin and others.

257: Wei Zhuge and Sun Wu united against Wei. Jiang Wei went out of Luogu to attack Wei and failed.

258: The Wei army broke through Shouchun and beheaded Zhuge Dan. Sun Qi deposed Emperor Wu Sun Liang as the king of Huiji, and established Sun Xiu, the king of Langya, as the emperor. Sun Xiu and Ding Feng planned to kill Sun Qi.

May 260: Jia Chong and Cheng Ji killed Cao Chao.

June: Cao Huan succeeded to the throne.

October 262: Jiang Wei attacked Wei, was defeated by Deng Ai, and retreated.

263: Sima Zhao attacked Shu in three ways, and Shu died.

264: Zhong Hui and Jiang Wei were killed after a failed plot. Sima Zhao was called the king of Jin. Sun Xiu died and Sun Hao succeeded him.

265: Sima Zhao died, and his son Sima Yan succeeded him as King of Jin.

December: Sima Yan deposed Cao Huan as the king of Chenliu, proclaimed himself Emperor Wu of Jin, established the Western Jin Dynasty, and died of Wei.

271: Wu Sun Hao sent troops to attack Jin, but stopped because of the resentment of the soldiers.

272: Sima Yan sent Yang Zhao, Yang Hu and others to lead an army to support the strategic Xiling. Lu Kang defeated Yang Zhao and killed him.

277: Jin Wenyang defeated the Xianbei tribe.

278: Yang Hu died, and Du was stationed in Xiangyang.

279: The Western Jin Dynasty dispatched six routes of soldiers and horses to attack the state of Wu.

280: The Western Jin Dynasty destroyed the state of Wu, Emperor Sun Hao surrendered, and Wu died.