Yuan Shu died in the 77th episode of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which might appear in the 75th or 76th episode.
Sun Ce died in the 19th chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Guan Yu's death date in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was the 21st time he was besieged by Cao Cao's army in Maicheng and eventually committed suicide.
The introduction of each episode of the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms is as follows: The first episode: Dong Zhuo deposed the young emperor and supported Emperor Xian of Han as the puppet emperor. Cao Cao and Sun Quan jointly attacked Luoyang. The second episode: Cao Cao and Lu Bu start a duel. Lu Bu surrenders to Cao Cao, while Liu Bei and Zhang Fei join forces to resist Cao Cao's attack. The third episode: Liu Bei recruits Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and others to fight against Sun Quan in the Battle of Red Cliff. The fourth episode: Cao Cao led his army to attack Luoyang again. Dong Zhuo fled while Lu Bu killed Dong Zhuo, Liu Bei, Guan Yu and others followed Cao Cao to escape. The fifth episode: Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others joined Yuan Shu's alliance but were defeated by Cao Cao. Liu Bei and others fled to Jingzhou. The sixth episode: Sun Quan attacked Jingzhou but was defeated by Liu Bei and others. Liu Bei seized Yizhou and became the founder of Shu Han. The seventh episode: Cao Cao returned to the Central Plains and started a civil war with Yuan Shao. In the end, Cao Cao failed and was hunted down by Yuan Shao. Chapter 8: Liu Bei and the others joined Sun Quan's alliance to resist Cao Cao's attack in the Jiangdong region and finally won. Chapter 9: Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and the others were killed by Cao Cao. Liu Bei went to the Central Plains alone and finally found Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's bodies and established his own regime. Chapter 10: Liu Bei established diplomatic relations with Sun Quan and eventually became the messenger of peace between the two countries. Cao Cao finally passed away and Liu Bei seized the Central Plains to become the overlord of the Three Kingdoms period. Chapter 12: Sun Quan and Liu Bei start a war for Jingzhou. In the end, Liu Bei takes Jingzhou and starts a decisive battle with Sun Quan. Sun Quan finally failed and committed suicide. Liu Bei seized Yizhou and became another overlord of the Three Kingdoms period.
Yuan Shu (155 - 202 years) was a politician and military strategist of Wu and Shu during the Bozhou City Kingdoms period. Yuan Shu was one of the allies of Cao Cao's important general, Lu Bu, and was also one of the biggest warlords during the Three Kingdoms period. He was known as "Yuan Tiangang" and called himself "Tiangang Great Sage". He had a huge army and wealth, and played an important role in the world situation at that time. In politics, Yuan Shu implemented the policy of "Three Absolutes", namely,"Enfeoffment of a country, a peerless beauty, and a peerless hero", in an attempt to establish "Three Absolutes" to consolidate his ruling position. In terms of military affairs, Yuan Shu conquered Xuzhou, Yuzhou, Jingzhou and other places and called himself the "King of Wu". He also attacked Yizhou and Shu. However, Yuan Shu's military strength and organizational form were relatively loose, and he lacked effective command and management capabilities. This led to frequent civil strife in his army, and he often fought with other countries, which constantly challenged his ruling position. In the end, he died of illness in 202 AD at the age of 68.
The names of each episode of Romance of the Three Kingdoms were as follows: The Battle of Jiande The Battle of Red Cliff The Battle of Yiling The World Is Divided into Three The Rise of Cao Wei The Establishment of Shu Han The Establishment of Dongwu Alliance and War Diao Chan and Lu Bu The Sacrifice of Guan Yu The Revival of Liu Bei The Turning Point of the Battle of Yiling The Destruction of Shu Han The Expansion of Cao Wei The Decline of Dongwu The Truth of History The Hero's Dusk The Three Kingdoms Return to Jin Unifying China The Future of the Three Kingdoms Please note that these names may vary by region and time, and may change over time.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a classic work in Chinese classical literature. Both the original work and the TV series version had their own unique styles and characteristics. Below are some of the comparisons between the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the TV series: Character Creation In the original novel, Liu Bei was a kind and ambitious character, Guan Yu was a righteous, loyal and upright character, Zhang Fei was a bold, brave, hot-tempered character, Cao Cao was a sinister, cunning, cold and ruthless character, Sun Quan was a smart and resourceful character who knew how to manage. In the TV series, Liu Bei's image was shaped more fully, Guan Yu's image was shaped more mightily, Zhang Fei's image was shaped more valiantly, Cao Cao's image was shaped more coldly, and Sun Quan's image was shaped more wisely. 2. Plot adaptation In the original novel, the brotherhood of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others was the core of the whole story, but in the TV series, this plot was diluted and more attention was paid to the struggle between Cao Cao and Sun Quan. In addition, some fictional plots were added to the TV series, such as the fire attack and empty city strategy in the Battle of Red Cliff. Scene Reappearance Many of the scenes in the original novel were historical scenes from the Three Kingdoms period, such as the Battle of Red Cliff, the Three Visits to the Cottage, and the Empty City Strategy. In the TV series, some scenes were restored to a higher degree, such as the Battle of Red Cliff, Three Visits to the Cottage, Changban Slope, etc. However, there were also some scenes that were adapted, such as the Battle of Yiling. There were some differences between the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the TV series in terms of character creation, plot adaptation, and scene reproduction. However, both the original work and the TV series were classics in Chinese classical literature, with high artistic value and cultural content.
Sima Yi taught his son to return to heaven, which was the twenty-first chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
The Battle of Yiling was the last large-scale war of the Three Kingdoms period after the Battle of Red Cliff, which was the story from chapter 21 to chapter 23 of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In this war, Liu Bei and Sun Quan's allied forces fought fiercely against Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang of Dongwu. In the end, Liu Bei won, but he also lost a lot of people and property. The Battle of Yiling was also one of the most important battles in the Three Kingdoms Period, which had a profound impact on the political and military situation at that time.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Jiang Wei died in the Battle of Jieting in 226 AD. In that war, Jiang Wei led his troops to attack Cao Wei's camp, but was defeated by Cao Wei's general Sima Yi. Jiang Wei was trapped in Jieting because of this. After the Battle of Jieting, Jiang Wei's condition worsened and he was forced to commit suicide at the age of 41.
Yuan Kuocheng and Shan Tianfang's Romance of the Three Kingdoms both introduced Guan Yu, and Guan Yu was one of the most famous characters in the book. In Yuan Kuocheng's storytelling, Guan Yu's image was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. He was portrayed as a loyal, heroic, upright, and mighty figure. His story was told many times, the most famous of which was "crossing five passes and killing six generals" and resisting Cao Cao's attack in Maicheng. Guan Yu was also an important character in Shan Tianfang's storytelling, and he had many stories. The most famous one was "Guan Yu Going to a Meeting Alone", which told the story of Guan Yu taking risks for friendship. Whether it was Yuan Kuocheng or Shan Tianfang, they would focus on introducing the character Guan Yu when they narrated Romance of the Three Kingdoms.