The Three Kingdoms were divided into the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Later Han Dynasty. If the Later Han Dynasty did not decline, there would be no Three Kingdoms.
The decline of the Later Han Dynasty stemmed from the struggle between relatives and eunuchs. The dictatorship of the relatives began with the Dou family, and the eunuchs began to ennoble themselves because of Zheng Zhong's execution of the Dou family. Later generations of relatives and eunuchs continued to take power alternately. The relatives included the Dou family, the Deng family, the Yan family, the Liang family, and the He family. The eunuchs included Zheng Zhong, the "Nineteen Marquises", the "Five Marquises", and the Ten Changshi, etc. One after another, those who gained power were arrogant and arrogant. In the blink of an eye, their heads were lost, their families were destroyed, and finally Dong Zhuo came to Beijing, and all the heroes came together. The country of the Han Dynasty for more than four hundred years was handed over to others...
This book is written from the rise of the Dou family to the return of the Three Kingdoms to the Jin Dynasty. It tries its best to present a comprehensive Three Kingdoms from its roots, a Three Kingdoms that you are not very familiar with.
