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Chinese history trivia questions
Chinese history trivia
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- Which memorial did Zhuge Liang present to the young emperor Liu Shan as he set out on the northern campaign?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Which Wu general seized Jing Province by surprise and captured Guan Yu?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Who were the two leaders that stood together against Cao Cao's great army at Red Cliffs?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, where did Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei swear to be brothers?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Who founded Shu Han?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Who became the first emperor of Wu?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Which weapon is widely associated with Guan Yu?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- What is the name of the conversation in which Zhuge Liang set out for Liu Bei a plan to divide the empire three ways?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Which Shu general carried Liu Bei's infant son through Cao Cao's army at Changban?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, who is the beauty at the heart of the scheme that turns Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu against each other?Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- The official history Records of the Three Kingdoms was written by Luo Guanzhong.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- The idiom about three visits to a thatched cottage comes from Liu Bei calling on Zhuge Liang three times.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- At the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao was beaten by Yuan Shao and gave up the north.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- The three states that contend in the Three Kingdoms story are Wei, Shu Han, and Wu.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- The Oath of the Peach Garden is not in the official history but a scene drawn by the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Zhuge Liang was known as Wolong, meaning the crouching dragon.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- At the Battle of Red Cliffs, Cao Cao beat the allied forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei and took the lands south of the Yangtze.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- The state that finally unified the Three Kingdoms was Shu Han.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Liu Bei marched against Wu to avenge the death of Guan Yu and was heavily beaten at Yiling.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Cao Cao never took the throne in his lifetime, and it was his son Cao Pi who became the first emperor of Wei.Romance of the Three Kingdoms
- Which state did Zhuge Liang serve?Chinese history
- Which Sui emperor pressed on with building the Grand Canal on a great scale?Chinese history
- Who was sent to the Western Regions at the order of Emperor Wu of Han?Chinese history
- Who is the only woman in Chinese history to have taken the throne as emperor?Chinese history
- Under which dynasty did Zheng He's great voyages take place?Chinese history
- Which territory did the Qing cede to Britain under the Treaty of Nanjing?Chinese history
- Which emperor of the Qin first unified China?Chinese history
- Around whose tomb was the Terracotta Army found?Chinese history
- To which dynasty did Puyi, the last emperor of China, belong?Chinese history
- Who founded the Tang dynasty?Chinese history
- Cai Lun is known as the figure who improved papermaking in the Han period.Chinese history
- The Qing was the last dynasty of China.Chinese history
- The figure sent to the Western Regions in the mission that gave rise to the Silk Road was the First Emperor of Qin.Chinese history
- The Sui dynasty pressed on with building the Grand Canal.Chinese history
- The capital of the Tang dynasty was Chang'an.Chinese history
- Wang Anshi's reforms were carried out under the Ming.Chinese history
- The Song dynasty was founded by Zhao Kuangyin.Chinese history
- The first dynasty to unify China was the Han.Chinese history
- The Great Wall was first built under the Qing.Chinese history
- In China's Three Kingdoms period, Qin, Chu, and Yan stood against one another.Chinese history