Three Kingdoms 2010
- Status
- Ended
- First Aired
- May 2, 2010
- Last Aired
- August 5, 2010
- Format
- 1 season · 95 eps
- Total Runtime
- ~95 hours (60 min/ep)
- Highest Rated Episode
- S1E1 "To eliminate a traitor, Cao Cao presents a precious sword" (★ 6/10)
- Created By
- Gao Xixi, Zhu Sujin
- Networks
- Jiangsu Television, Anhui Television, Tianjin Television
What is Three Kingdoms?
Three Kingdoms is a Chinese television series. The narrative of the program is based on the historical events that occurred during the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2010
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 95
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- First aired
- May 2, 2010
- Last aired
- Aug 5, 2010
- Original language
- ZH
- Origin
- CN
- Networks
- Jiangsu Television, Anhui Television, Tianjin Television
- Genres
- Drama
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 7.9/10 from 31 votes
- Format
- 1 season · 95 episodes
- Episode runtime
- ~60 minutes
- Status
- Ended
- Networks
- Jiangsu Television, Anhui Television, Tianjin Television
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 95 episodes and an average 60-minute runtime.
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Overview
Three Kingdoms is a Chinese television series. The narrative of the program is based on the historical events that occurred during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Additionally, the series covers the period known as the Three Kingdoms. The provided sources do not contain further details regarding the production, cast, or broadcast history of this television series. The provided information regarding the company Three, which operates 3G, 4G, and 5G services as part of CK Hutchison Holdings, is unrelated to the content of the television series. Consequently, this overview is limited to the information explicitly provided in the synopsis. No further details regarding the plot, characters, or specific historical figures depicted in the series are available from the provided documentation.
Should you watch it?
“This epic series dramatizes the power struggles during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms period.”
- covers significant historical events
- dramatizes complex power dynamics
- large scale may feel dense
Watch it if you enjoy historical dramas focused on the political transitions of ancient China.
The series features intense political conflict and themes consistent with historical warfare.
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Season 1 · 95 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 To eliminate a traitor, Cao Cao presents a precious sword Mytharc May 2, 2010
- E2 Chen Gong releases Cao Cao in righteousness Core May 2, 2010
- E3 Cao Cao kills Lü Boshe by mistake Core May 4, 2010
- E4 Guan Yu slays Hua Xiong while the wine is still warm Core May 5, 2010
- E5 Battle of Hulao - The three heroes fight Lü Bu Core May 6, 2010
- E6 Sun Jian gains the Imperial Jade Seal Core May 7, 2010
- E7 Sun Jian's death at Sanjin Ford Core May 8, 2010
- E8 Wang Yun plans the Chain-Linked Strategy Core May 9, 2010
- E9 Father and son turn hostile at Fengyi Pavilion Core May 10, 2010
- E10 Lü Bu kills Dong Zhuo Core May 11, 2010
- E11 Tao Qian offers Xu Province thrice Core May 12, 2010
- E12 Lü Bu is defeated in battle and seeks shelter under Liu Bei Core May 13, 2010
- E13 Cao Cao saves the emperor and controls the warlords Core May 14, 2010
- E14 Lü Bu stages a night raid on Xu Province Core May 15, 2010
- E15 Lü Bu shoots an arrow through a halberd Core May 16, 2010
- E16 Cao Cao defeats Yuan Shu in battle Core May 17, 2010
- E17 Lü Bu falls for Cao Cao's trick and loses Xu Province Core May 18, 2010
- E18 Lü Bu meets his end at White Gate Tower Core May 19, 2010
- E19 Liu Bei receives an imperial decree and swears to destroy Cao Cao Core May 20, 2010
- E20 Cao Cao discusses about heroes over drinks Core May 21, 2010
- E21 Yuan Shao and Cao Cao mobilise their armies Core May 22, 2010
- E22 Liu Bei is defeated and seeks shelter under Yuan Shao Core May 23, 2010
- E23 Guan Yu surrenders to Cao Cao on three conditions Core May 24, 2010
- E24 Yuan Shao loses troops and commanders Core May 26, 2010
- E25 Guan Yu's lone journey over a thousand li Core May 27, 2010
- E26 Reunion at Gucheng Core May 28, 2010
- E27 Yuan Shao suffers defeats at Guandu Core May 29, 2010
- E28 Xu You betrays his lord and joins Cao Cao Core May 30, 2010
- E29 Cao Cao burns the supply depot at Wuchao Core May 31, 2010
- E30 Liu Bei garrisons an army at Xinye Core Jun 1, 2010
- E31 Liu Bei's horse leaps across the Tan Stream Core Jun 2, 2010
- E32 Xu Shu turns back to recommend Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei Core Jun 3, 2010
- E33 Liu Bei visits Zhuge Liang thrice Core Jun 4, 2010
- E34 Sun Ce passes on his legacy to Sun Quan Core Jun 5, 2010
- E35 Zhuge Liang deploys troops at an early stage Core Jun 6, 2010
- E36 Zhao Yun fights at Changban Core Jun 7, 2010
- E37 Zhuge Liang argues with the scholars Core Jun 8, 2010
- E38 Zhuge Liang instigates Zhou Yu to resist Cao Cao Core Jun 9, 2010
- E39 Jiang Gan steals a letter after a ceremony Core Jun 10, 2010
- E40 Zhuge Liang borrows arrows with straw boats Core Jun 11, 2010
- E41 Zhou Yu defeats Cao Cao at Red Cliff Core Jun 12, 2010
- E42 Guan Yu spares Cao Cao at Huarong Trail Core Jun 13, 2010
- E43 Sima Yi serves Cao Cao Core Jun 14, 2010
- E44 Cao Cao scares away Ma Teng of Western Liang Core Jun 15, 2010
- E45 Cao Cao loses his beloved son Cao Chong Core Jun 16, 2010
- E46 Zhou Yu prepares to attack Jing Province Core Jun 17, 2010
- E47 The forces of Cao, Sun and Liu battle for Nan Commandery Core Jun 18, 2010
- E48 Zhou Yu returns to Chaisang in unhappiness Core Jun 19, 2010
- E49 Zhao Yun captures Guiyang Core Jun 20, 2010
- E50 Guan Yu fights at Changsha and recruits Huang Zhong and Wei Yan Core Jun 21, 2010
- E51 Lu Su comes twice to ask for Jing Province Core Jun 22, 2010
- E52 Liu Bei travels to Wu for a marriage Core Jun 23, 2010
- E53 Sun Quan is angered by Zhou Yu Core Jun 24, 2010
- E54 Lady Sun and Liu Bei are wed Core Jun 25, 2010
- E55 Liu Bei returns to Jing Province Core Jun 26, 2010
- E56 Zhuge Liang infuriates Zhou Yu thrice Core Jun 27, 2010
- E57 Zhou Yu is defeated and dies with regret Core Jun 28, 2010
- E58 Zhuge Liang mourns Zhou Yu Core Jun 29, 2010
- E59 Cao Cao hosts a banquet at the Bronze Sparrow Platform Core Jun 30, 2010
- E60 Ma Teng enters the capital Core Jul 1, 2010
- E61 Ma Teng is killed after falling into an ambush Core Jul 2, 2010
- E62 Xu Chu fights Ma Chao Core Jul 3, 2010
- E63 Zhang Song is humiliated but is later well received by Liu Bei Core Jul 4, 2010
- E64 Zhang Song presents a map; Liu Bei enters southwest China Core Jul 5, 2010
- E65 Wei Yan performs a sword dance, his target is Liu Zhang Core Jul 6, 2010
- E66 Pang Tong's demise at Fallen Phoenix Slope Core Jul 7, 2010
- E67 Ma Chao pledges allegiance to Liu Bei Core Jul 8, 2010
- E68 Guan Yu attends a feast alone and armed with only a blade Core Jul 9, 2010
- E69 Huang Zhong conquers Hanzhong Core Jul 10, 2010
- E70 Cao Cao executes Yang Xiu at Mount Dingjun Core Jul 11, 2010
- E71 Guan Yu's poison arrow wound is cured Core Jul 12, 2010
- E72 Guan Yu commits suicide at Maicheng Core Jul 13, 2010
- E73 Cao Cao's final wish and death Core Jul 14, 2010
- E74 Cao Pi forces Cao Zhi to compose the Seven Steps Poem Core Jul 15, 2010
- E75 Emperor Xian receives two imperial edicts and abdicates in Cao Pi's favour Core Jul 16, 2010
- E76 Emperor Xian commits suicide; Liu Bei establishes Shu Core Jul 17, 2010
- E77 Zhang Fei dies in his eagerness to avenge his brother Core Jul 18, 2010
- E78 Liu Bei launches a campaign against Eastern Wu Core Jul 19, 2010
- E79 Sun Quan submits to Wei Core Jul 20, 2010
- E80 Huang Zhong is killed in battle Core Jul 21, 2010
- E81 Lu Xun sets aflame Liu Bei's linked camps over 700 li Core Jul 22, 2010
- E82 Liu Bei entrusts his son at Baidicheng Core Jul 23, 2010
- E83 Zhuge Liang calmly holds off five enemy forces Core Jul 24, 2010
- E84 Zhuge Liang writes the Chu Shi Biao Core Jul 25, 2010
- E85 Zhuge Liang prepares for the Northern Campaigns Core Jul 26, 2010
- E86 Ma Su refuses to accept advice and loses Jieting Core Jul 27, 2010
- E87 Zhuge Liang's Empty Fort Strategy backs off Sima Yi's troops Core Jul 28, 2010
- E88 Zhao Yun bids the world farewell Core Jul 29, 2010
- E89 Zhuge Liang defeats Sima Yi Core Jul 30, 2010
- E90 Zhuge Liang eliminates Cao Zhen with a wise plan Core Jul 31, 2010
- E91 Zhuge Liang takes Chencang by strategy Core Aug 1, 2010
- E92 Zhuge Liang sends a letter to ridicule Sima Yi Core Aug 2, 2010
- E93 Sima Yi is saved by a downpour at Shangfang Valley Core Aug 3, 2010
- E94 The chancellor's death at Wuzhang Plains Mytharc Aug 4, 2010
- E95 Sima Yi fakes illness and takes control of Wei Mytharc Aug 5, 2010
Frequently asked questions
What is the setting?
The series is set during the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.
Is this based on history?
Yes, the series is based on events from the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period.
What genre is this?
It is a historical television series.
Where does the story take place?
The story takes place in China.
What is the focus of the plot?
The plot focuses on the events and power struggles of the Three Kingdoms period.
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