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"Three Kingdoms" was written by Chen Shou, a historian of the Western Jin Dynasty. It records the chronological history of the Three Kingdoms era in China. It is also one of the most highly rated "first four histories" among the Twenty-Four Histories. "Three Kingdoms" is also the most special one among the Twenty-Four Histories because it is too brief. It does not record the "table" of the lineage of princes and officials, nor does it record the "records" of economy, geography, official positions, rituals and music, laws and calendars, etc. It does not conform to the general standards of official history established by "Historical Records" and "Hanshu".

"Three Kingdoms" was written by Chen Shou, a historian of the Western Jin Dynasty. It records the chronological history of the Three Kingdoms era in China. It is also one of the most highly rated "first four histories" among the Twenty-Four Histories. "Three Kingdoms" is also the most special one among the Twenty-Four Histories because it is too brief. It does not record the "table" of the lineage of princes and officials, nor does it record the "records" of economy, geography, official positions, rituals and music, laws and calendars, etc. It does not conform to the general standards of official history established by "Historical Records" and "Hanshu".