One precursor to this period saw the establishment of a Daoist state in Hanzhong by Zhang Daoling. One state during this period saw the government sponsor all farmland in order to feed the military, while a plan to end this period featured a two-pronged attack from the Yizhou and Jingzhou provinces.
One precursor to this period saw the establishment of a Daoist state in Hanzhong by Zhang Daoling. One state during this period saw the government sponsor all farmland in order to feed the military, while a plan to end this period featured a two-pronged attack from the Yizhou and Jingzhou provinces. In addition to the tuntian system and Longzhong plan, another precursor to this was the Battle of Guandu, which saw the defeat of Yuan Shao. One leader during this period launched a series of failed Northern Expeditions from his mountainous base. The Qinling Mountains and the Yangtze River formed the defensive line after the failure of invaders in the Battle of Chibi or Red Cliffs. That battle saw Sun Quan form an alliance against Cao Cao with Liu Bei. Often seeing alliances against the state of Wei by the states of Wu and Shu, for 10 points, name this period of Chinese history following the Han dynasty.
One precursor to this period saw the establishment of a Daoist state in Hanzhong by Zhang Daoling.
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