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2010 ⭐ 8 1 Season 95 Eps Chinese DramaWeb Series

Genre: Drama

Director: Gao Xixi, Zhu Sujin

Cast: Chen Jianbin, Yu Hewei, Lu Yi, Yu Rongguang, Kang Kai, Nie Yuan, Ni Dahong, Yu Bin

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Three Kingdoms — Storyline

A Chinese television series based on the events in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.

Cast & Crew

  • Created by: Gao Xixi, Zhu Sujin
  • Starring: Chen Jianbin, Yu Hewei, Lu Yi, Yu Rongguang, Kang Kai, Nie Yuan, Ni Dahong, Yu Bin

Three Kingdoms — Series Details

First Air Date 2010-05-02
Seasons 1
Episodes 95
Genre Drama
Language Chinese
Network Jiangsu Television, Anhui Television, Tianjin Television
Status Ended
Rating 8/10 (32 votes)

Three Kingdoms — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: To eliminate a traitor, Cao Cao presents a precious sword (2010-05-02)
  • E2: Chen Gong releases Cao Cao in righteousness (2010-05-02)
  • E3: Cao Cao kills Lü Boshe by mistake (2010-05-04)
  • E4: Guan Yu slays Hua Xiong while the wine is still warm (2010-05-05)
  • E5: Battle of Hulao – The three heroes fight Lü Bu (2010-05-06)
  • E6: Sun Jian gains the Imperial Jade Seal (2010-05-07)
  • E7: Sun Jian's death at Sanjin Ford (2010-05-08)
  • E8: Wang Yun plans the Chain-Linked Strategy (2010-05-09)
  • E9: Father and son turn hostile at Fengyi Pavilion (2010-05-10)
  • E10: Lü Bu kills Dong Zhuo (2010-05-11)
  • E11: Tao Qian offers Xu Province thrice (2010-05-12)
  • E12: Lü Bu is defeated in battle and seeks shelter under Liu Bei (2010-05-13)
  • E13: Cao Cao saves the emperor and controls the warlords (2010-05-14)
  • E14: Lü Bu stages a night raid on Xu Province (2010-05-15)
  • E15: Lü Bu shoots an arrow through a halberd (2010-05-16)
  • E16: Cao Cao defeats Yuan Shu in battle (2010-05-17)
  • E17: Lü Bu falls for Cao Cao's trick and loses Xu Province (2010-05-18)
  • E18: Lü Bu meets his end at White Gate Tower (2010-05-19)
  • E19: Liu Bei receives an imperial decree and swears to destroy Cao Cao (2010-05-20)
  • E20: Cao Cao discusses about heroes over drinks (2010-05-21)
  • E21: Yuan Shao and Cao Cao mobilise their armies (2010-05-22)
  • E22: Liu Bei is defeated and seeks shelter under Yuan Shao (2010-05-23)
  • E23: Guan Yu surrenders to Cao Cao on three conditions (2010-05-24)
  • E24: Yuan Shao loses troops and commanders (2010-05-26)
  • E25: Guan Yu's lone journey over a thousand li (2010-05-27)
  • E26: Reunion at Gucheng (2010-05-28)
  • E27: Yuan Shao suffers defeats at Guandu (2010-05-29)
  • E28: Xu You betrays his lord and joins Cao Cao (2010-05-30)
  • E29: Cao Cao burns the supply depot at Wuchao (2010-05-31)
  • E30: Liu Bei garrisons an army at Xinye (2010-06-01)
  • E31: Liu Bei's horse leaps across the Tan Stream (2010-06-02)
  • E32: Xu Shu turns back to recommend Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei (2010-06-03)
  • E33: Liu Bei visits Zhuge Liang thrice (2010-06-04)
  • E34: Sun Ce passes on his legacy to Sun Quan (2010-06-05)
  • E35: Zhuge Liang deploys troops at an early stage (2010-06-06)
  • E36: Zhao Yun fights at Changban (2010-06-07)
  • E37: Zhuge Liang argues with the scholars (2010-06-08)
  • E38: Zhuge Liang instigates Zhou Yu to resist Cao Cao (2010-06-09)
  • E39: Jiang Gan steals a letter after a ceremony (2010-06-10)
  • E40: Zhuge Liang borrows arrows with straw boats (2010-06-11)
  • E41: Zhou Yu defeats Cao Cao at Red Cliff (2010-06-12)
  • E42: Guan Yu spares Cao Cao at Huarong Trail (2010-06-13)
  • E43: Sima Yi serves Cao Cao (2010-06-14)
  • E44: Cao Cao scares away Ma Teng of Western Liang (2010-06-15)
  • E45: Cao Cao loses his beloved son Cao Chong (2010-06-16)
  • E46: Zhou Yu prepares to attack Jing Province (2010-06-17)
  • E47: The forces of Cao, Sun and Liu battle for Nan Commandery (2010-06-18)
  • E48: Zhou Yu returns to Chaisang in unhappiness (2010-06-19)
  • E49: Zhao Yun captures Guiyang (2010-06-20)
  • E50: Guan Yu fights at Changsha and recruits Huang Zhong and Wei Yan (2010-06-21)
  • E51: Lu Su comes twice to ask for Jing Province (2010-06-22)
  • E52: Liu Bei travels to Wu for a marriage (2010-06-23)
  • E53: Sun Quan is angered by Zhou Yu (2010-06-24)
  • E54: Lady Sun and Liu Bei are wed (2010-06-25)
  • E55: Liu Bei returns to Jing Province (2010-06-26)
  • E56: Zhuge Liang infuriates Zhou Yu thrice (2010-06-27)
  • E57: Zhou Yu is defeated and dies with regret (2010-06-28)
  • E58: Zhuge Liang mourns Zhou Yu (2010-06-29)
  • E59: Cao Cao hosts a banquet at the Bronze Sparrow Platform (2010-06-30)
  • E60: Ma Teng enters the capital (2010-07-01)
  • E61: Ma Teng is killed after falling into an ambush (2010-07-02)
  • E62: Xu Chu fights Ma Chao (2010-07-03)
  • E63: Zhang Song is humiliated but is later well received by Liu Bei (2010-07-04)
  • E64: Zhang Song presents a map; Liu Bei enters southwest China (2010-07-05)
  • E65: Wei Yan performs a sword dance, his target is Liu Zhang (2010-07-06)
  • E66: Pang Tong's demise at Fallen Phoenix Slope (2010-07-07)
  • E67: Ma Chao pledges allegiance to Liu Bei (2010-07-08)
  • E68: Guan Yu attends a feast alone and armed with only a blade (2010-07-09)
  • E69: Huang Zhong conquers Hanzhong (2010-07-10)
  • E70: Cao Cao executes Yang Xiu at Mount Dingjun (2010-07-11)
  • E71: Guan Yu's poison arrow wound is cured (2010-07-12)
  • E72: Guan Yu commits suicide at Maicheng (2010-07-13)
  • E73: Cao Cao's final wish and death (2010-07-14)
  • E74: Cao Pi forces Cao Zhi to compose the Seven Steps Poem (2010-07-15)
  • E75: Emperor Xian receives two imperial edicts and abdicates in Cao Pi's favour (2010-07-16)
  • E76: Emperor Xian commits suicide; Liu Bei establishes Shu (2010-07-17)
  • E77: Zhang Fei dies in his eagerness to avenge his brother (2010-07-18)
  • E78: Liu Bei launches a campaign against Eastern Wu (2010-07-19)
  • E79: Sun Quan submits to Wei (2010-07-20)
  • E80: Huang Zhong is killed in battle (2010-07-21)
  • E81: Lu Xun sets aflame Liu Bei's linked camps over 700 li (2010-07-22)
  • E82: Liu Bei entrusts his son at Baidicheng (2010-07-23)
  • E83: Zhuge Liang calmly holds off five enemy forces (2010-07-24)
  • E84: Zhuge Liang writes the Chu Shi Biao (2010-07-25)
  • E85: Zhuge Liang prepares for the Northern Campaigns (2010-07-26)
  • E86: Ma Su refuses to accept advice and loses Jieting (2010-07-27)
  • E87: Zhuge Liang's Empty Fort Strategy backs off Sima Yi's troops (2010-07-28)
  • E88: Zhao Yun bids the world farewell (2010-07-29)
  • E89: Zhuge Liang defeats Sima Yi (2010-07-30)
  • E90: Zhuge Liang eliminates Cao Zhen with a wise plan (2010-07-31)
  • E91: Zhuge Liang takes Chencang by strategy (2010-08-01)
  • E92: Zhuge Liang sends a letter to ridicule Sima Yi (2010-08-02)
  • E93: Sima Yi is saved by a downpour at Shangfang Valley (2010-08-03)
  • E94: The chancellor's death at Wuzhang Plains (2010-08-04)
  • E95: Sima Yi fakes illness and takes control of Wei (2010-08-05)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Three Kingdoms have? 1 season(s) with 95 episodes.

Who created Three Kingdoms? Gao Xixi, Zhu Sujin.

Where can I watch Three Kingdoms? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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