Chronicle-The 3 Kingdoms-unknown Historian - China-Rise of the Warlords-Rebellion of the Yellow Turban-The Battle of Chibi, Manuscript - 1620





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The signed, limited-edition Japanese manuscript China-Rise of the Warlords-Rebellion of the Yellow Turban-The Battle of Chibi, Manuscript is a 39-page chronicle of China’s Three Kingdoms, dating to around 1620.
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Chinese Chronicle from the late Han Dynasty – around 1620
The Three Kingdoms
Rise of the War Lords
Han Dynasty – 208–280 AD
The Yellow Turban Rebellion
The Battle of Chibi (Red Cliffs)
Japanese Manuscript – around 1620 with Noble Seal
20 sheets of rice paper
39 pages of manuscript
Complete book with all text pages
Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu
Collapse of central authority
Cao Cao unites the north
Content:
Handwritten chronicle of the Three Kingdoms: Wei in the north, Wu in the south, and Shu Han in the west
Condition:
Complete Japanese manuscript
Very rare and interesting Chinese chronicle from the late Han Dynasty
In the third month of the year 184, Zhang Jiao became leader of the Way of the Highest Peace.
Together with his brothers Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao, they led the movement in a rebellion against the government, known as the Yellow Turban Rebellion.
They had 36 strongholds across China, with large strongholds with 10,000 or more followers and smaller ones with 6,000 to 7,000 men, similar to Han armies.
Their motto:
"The heavens have fallen, the yellow sky will rise soon; in this year of Jiazi, let prosperity be in the world!"
I guarantee you the age and their authenticity.
Chinese Chronicle from the late Han Dynasty – around 1620
The Three Kingdoms
Rise of the War Lords
Han Dynasty – 208–280 AD
The Yellow Turban Rebellion
The Battle of Chibi (Red Cliffs)
Japanese Manuscript – around 1620 with Noble Seal
20 sheets of rice paper
39 pages of manuscript
Complete book with all text pages
Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei, Shu Han, and Eastern Wu
Collapse of central authority
Cao Cao unites the north
Content:
Handwritten chronicle of the Three Kingdoms: Wei in the north, Wu in the south, and Shu Han in the west
Condition:
Complete Japanese manuscript
Very rare and interesting Chinese chronicle from the late Han Dynasty
In the third month of the year 184, Zhang Jiao became leader of the Way of the Highest Peace.
Together with his brothers Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao, they led the movement in a rebellion against the government, known as the Yellow Turban Rebellion.
They had 36 strongholds across China, with large strongholds with 10,000 or more followers and smaller ones with 6,000 to 7,000 men, similar to Han armies.
Their motto:
"The heavens have fallen, the yellow sky will rise soon; in this year of Jiazi, let prosperity be in the world!"
I guarantee you the age and their authenticity.

