One of the heroes, Kuan Yü, is a war god, while another main character, Chuko Liang, is depicted as the voice of wisdom.
An important event is the establishment of Anyi as the new capital by the emperor, and a comic scene occurs in the second chapter as He Jin plots to kill the eunuchs. It begins and ends with the same overture, a song about the Great River. This novel opens with three heroes swearing brotherhood in a peach orchard. One of the heroes, Kuan Yü, is a war god, while another main character, Chuko Liang, is depicted as the voice of wisdom. Perhaps the most recognizable character is the Machiavellian Ts'ao Tsao. FTP, identify this 14th century Chinese novel by Lo Kuan-chung that takes place in Wei, Shu, and Wu.
An important event is the establishment of Anyi as the new capital by the emperor, and a comic scene occurs in the second chapter as He Jin plots to kill the eunuchs.
{Romance of the Three Kingdoms} or {San-kuo chih yen-i}