Heroes of the Three Kingdoms
Liu Bei
Emperor of ShuA virtuous and charismatic leader who founded Shu-Han in the name of restoring the Han dynasty.
Guan Ping
GeneralThe adopted son and most trusted lieutenant of Guan Yu, remaining loyal to the very end.
Guan Yu
General / God of WarA peerless warrior of unwavering loyalty, revered across centuries as the God of War.
Huang Zhong
Veteran GeneralAn elite veteran archer who proved that age had not dulled his lethal skills at Mount Dingjun.
Jiang Wei
Strategist / GeneralThe devoted successor to Zhuge Liang, launching nine arduous campaigns against Wei.
Ma Chao
GeneralA fierce cavalry commander from Xiliang who forced Cao Cao to discard his robe and cut his beard in flight.
Pang Tong
StrategistA brilliant strategist known as the 'Fledgling Phoenix', instrumental in Liu Bei's capture of Yi Province.
Wei Yan
GeneralA valiant but headstrong general whose aggressive tactics often conflicted with Zhuge Liang.
Xing Cai
WarriorThe fictional daughter of Zhang Fei, fiercely dedicated to protecting the younger generation of Shu.
Yue Ying
InventorThe talented wife of Zhuge Liang, credited with engineering numerous mechanical marvels.
Zhang Fei
GeneralA fearless warrior whose thunderous roar at Changban Bridge halted an entire army in its tracks.
Zhao Yun
GeneralA flawless and honorable general who famously rescued his lord's infant son from behind enemy lines.
Zhuge Liang
Prime Minister / StrategistA legendary prime minister and tactical genius who devoted his life to restoring the Han.
Fa Zheng
StrategistA brilliant strategist instrumental in Liu Bei's conquest of Yi Province with his masterful political maneuvering.
Liu Shan
Emperor of ShuThe second emperor of Shu, known as 'Adou,' who relied heavily on Zhuge Liang's governance and later surrendered to Wei.
Ma Dai
GeneralA capable general and cousin of Ma Chao who served with distinction in the later Shu campaigns.
Guan Xing
GeneralThe eldest son of Guan Yu who inherited his father's martial spirit and carried on the family legacy.
Zhang Bao
GeneralThe son of Zhang Fei who embodied his father's fierce warrior spirit and rose to prominence in Shu's later campaigns.
Huang Quan
GeneralA capable and strategic general who served Shu with distinction, noted for his military campaigns and administrative ability.
Liao Hua
Veteran GeneralAn aged veteran general who served Shu faithfully from its founding through its final years, representing unwavering loyalty.
Wang Ping
GeneralA capable military commander who served Shu's later campaigns, known for tactical competence and loyal service under Jiang Wei.
Xu Jing
Strategist / AdvisorA brilliant strategist who served as Shu's advisor, known for his military wisdom and strategic counsel.
Jian Yong
Advisor / StrategistAn early Shu advisor known for his wisdom, diplomatic skill, and ability to speak truth to power.
Mi Zhu
Administrator / MerchantAn early Shu supporter and administrator who provided crucial economic and logistical support through his merchant background.
Chen Dao
General / BodyguardA loyal and devoted general who served as commander of the palace guard and bodyguard, known for unwavering dedication to the imperial family.
Luo Xian
GeneralA capable frontier general who maintained Shu's southwestern territories with steadfast loyalty even as the empire declined.
Li Hui
Administrator / StrategistA skilled administrator and strategist who excelled in regional governance and military logistics for Shu.
Deng Zhi
Diplomat / StrategistA brilliant diplomat and strategist who served Shu's diplomatic interests and provided strategic counsel.