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The Three Kingdoms were the regional governments which ruled [[China]] after the [[Han Empire]] fell. They reigned from circa 190 to 280.
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The '''Three Kingdoms''' -- Wei, Shu, and Wu—were the regional governments which ruled [[China]] after the [[Han dynasty|Han Empire]] fell. They reigned from circa AD 190 to 280.
Wei was the first of the three kingdoms to be destroyed, when it was conquered by Shu in AD 236.
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Many of the great works of Chinese literature are set during the period of the Three Kingdoms. One of these, the [[Romance of the Three Kingdoms]], is considered to be one of the four great novels in Chinese literary history. It is known and well-beloved by all literate Chinese.
The first dynasty to completely reunite China after this period was the [[Sui dynasty]].
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