Synopsis of the story of "Thousands of Peaks Reflecting the Three Kingdoms"
"Thousands of Peaks Reflect the Three Kingdoms" takes the end of the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms and the unification of the world by the Jin Dynasty as the main line, unfolding the historical events of the past century. Later in the story, Yang Hu guarded Jingzhou, promoted benevolent government, hoarded grain and grass, and formulated the "three-pronged attack on Wu strategy". When he was seriously ill, he recommended Du Yu to take over Jingzhou. Du Yu continued his ambition, built water conservancy, and trained water divisions. He united with the six Jin armies including Yizhou Wang Jun and Xuzhou Wang Hun, and launched the war against Wu in 280.
Wang Jun's navy destroyed Jianping's iron rope and burned Wu's ships. Du Yu defeated Jiangling and Dingnan. Sun Hao, the leader of Wu, was cruel and unpopular, and many Wu generals surrendered. After Jianye was besieged, Sun Hao surrendered to Jin, and Soochow was destroyed, and the three kingdoms were finally unified.
Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, issued the "Taikang Order", which reduced the corvee and reduced the tax, rectified the administration of officials, followed the officials and other good ministers to implement benevolent government, and the world gradually became more stable. The painter traveled far and wide and painted "Thousands of Peaks Reflecting Taikang" to record the prosperous times; the bookkeeper presented secret scriptures, collated classics, and helped compile the "Three Kingdoms" to inherit the culture of the Three Kingdoms. Sima Yan visited the world and built the "Three Kingdoms Heroes Shrine" to commemorate the ancestors, and the Taikang era began. From the Yellow Turban Uprising to the return of the whole country to the Jin Dynasty, nearly a hundred years of war have finally come to an end, leaving behind a historical legend that spans thousands of years.
