Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms

This work is based on a chronological framework, starting from the first year of Jianning (AD 168) of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty and ending with the Western Jin Dynasty's destruction of Wu in AD 280. It panoramically unfolds the key historical process of the fall of imperial power, the rise of heroes and the division of the world in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The document is based on official histories such as "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" and "Three Kingdoms", with reference to classics such as "Zizhi Tongjian" and "Heroes", and also incorporates the chapter-turn narrative style of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". It not only adheres to the authenticity of major historical facts, but also appropriately interprets the details, making the boring chronicle records full of vivid charm. As a chronicle of the history of the Three Kingdoms, its distinctive feature is that it uses time as the axis to lay out historical events year by year and month by month. The context is clear and the chronology is rigorous, allowing readers to intuitively perceive the causal connection and evolution of historical events. Each volume has a preface at the beginning and comments and praise at the end, which not only highlights the core of the year's situation, It also incorporates the thinking of historians, and has both historical material value and literary appeal; the narrative is interspersed with elements such as nursery rhymes, celestial phenomena, and omens, which not only fits the social style of the late Han Dynasty, but also enhances the sense of historical heaviness and destiny, and comprehensively demonstrates the changes and brewing process of historical changes on the eve of this troubled time.