- Eastern Wu (222-280)
- the southern state of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, founded by Sun Quan 孫權|孙权
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- Eastern Wu (222-280)
Refers to the southern state that was one of the three kingdoms during China's Three Kingdoms period. It is characterized by its strategic location, military strategies, and cultural achievements, playing a significant role in Chinese history.
Eastern Wu was in opposition to the Kingdom of Wei and the Kingdom of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period.
Sun Quan was a famous leader of Eastern Wu.
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Dōng Wú东吴de的xīng qǐ兴起the rise of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴de的tǒng zhì统治the rule of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴dà dì大帝the Great Emperor of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴lì shǐ历史the history of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴wén huà文化the culture of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴míng jiàng名将famous generals of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴yú与Cáo Wèi曹魏Eastern Wu and Cao WeiDōng Wú东吴zhī之zhàn战the battle of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴de的cè lüè策略the strategies of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴de的zhèng zhì政治the politics of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴de的jīng jì经济the economy of Eastern WuDōng Wú东吴shí qī时期the period of Eastern WuSūn Quán孙权yú与Dōng Wú东吴Sun Quan and Eastern Wu