♦ Saving

In Empire Mode, you can save by selecting "System" from the Info menu () on the Strategy Phase screen.
You can save system data by going to the "Options" menu.

♦ Quick Save

You can press on the Strategy Phase screen to create specialized save data and quickly save your progress.
Afterwards, that save data will be overwritten each time you save.

♦ Saving during battle

During battle, you can save by selecting "Save" from the "System" menu on the Info menu ().

♦ Loading

You can resume a game in Empire Mode by selecting "Empire Mode" from the Main Menu and then selecting "Continue" to pick a save data file to load.
If you go to "Empire Mode" and select "Quick Load," you can load your Quick Save data.
You can also load via "System" on the Info menu at any time during the game.

♦ Display

Map	The map display method shown when battle updates are given. Semi-auto: Automatically switches to the overview map. Auto: After switching to the overview map, it will return to the previous map setting. Manual: The map does not switch during battle updates.
Health bars	Turn the Health Gauges displayed above the enemies' heads on or off. [On/Off/Officers only]
Subtitles	Turn the subtitles for the events (movies) on or off. [On/Off]
Enemy direction	Turn the indicator that shows the direction of the currently targeted enemy officer on or off. [On/Off]
Brightness	Adjust the brightness of your television screen.

♦ Controls

Assisted controls	Turn the controls assistance that makes it easier to perform specific attacks in certain situations on or off. [Off/On]
Camera - vertical	Switch the controls for moving the camera up and down. [Normal/Inverted]
Camera - horizontal	Switch the controls for moving the camera left and right. [Normal/Inverted]
Targeting	Turn the ability of the camera to automatically track enemy officers while strafing on or off. [Normal/Auto]
Vibration	Turn the vibration for the controller on or off. [On/Off]
Storm Rush	Choose whether Storm Rush attacks will be triggered manually or automatically. [Auto/Manual]
Button settings	Assign commands to each of the buttons on the controller.

♦ Sound

Music volume	Adjust the volume of the background music in the game.
Sound effects volume	Adjust the volume of the sound effects in the game.
Voice volume	Adjust the volume of the voices in the game.
Random music	Set whether the music played during the game will be chosen randomly or not. [Off/On]
Sound test	Play back songs that you have heard within the game.

♦ Guest Officer Settings

Accept Guest Officers	Choose whether custom officers that were automatically downloaded will appear in Empire Mode or not. [On/Off]
Accept Guest Units	Choose whether custom units that were automatically downloaded will appear in Empire Mode or not. [On/Off]

♦ Save/Load

This enables you to save and load system data.

♦ Xbox Store

Obtain or purchase downloadable content for the game from Xbox Store.

Normal Attack
Strong Attack, EX Attacks
Jump, Mount/dismount horse
Musou Attack
Block/Strafe, Somersault
Switch Attack
　　　Switch Counter
Call horse, Mount horse
Switch between stratagems and army orders

Move
Rotate camera
Rage
Army Orders - Advance
　　　Execute Stratagem
Army Orders - Defend
Army Orders - Delegate
　　　Request Orders
　　　Select Stratagem
Army Orders - Escort
　　　Request Escort
　　　Select Stratagem
Toggle map
Display Info Screen
Xbox Home Menu

You can use the following voice commands by speaking while facing your Kinect sensor.

Xbox Show Menu	Display the Menu & Info Screen
Xbox Change View	Switch between the overview and zoomed maps.
Xbox Pause	Pause the game.
Xbox Play	Resume a paused game.
Xbox Go Back	Go back a screen, cancel.

A standard attack. As your level increases, you will be able to perform more consecutive attacks.
You can also attack while in the air or on a horse.

♦ Dash Attack

You can press to attack after running forward for a short period of time.
The type and effects of each attack will vary by weapon.

Perform a powerful attack. You can use these to follow up Normal Attacks with special techniques.
As your level increases, you will be able to perform even more different kinds of Strong Attacks.

♦ EX Attacks

You can use these attacks when equipping the officer's favorite weapon (weapon with an EX mark).
You will be able to use these attacks after your level increases.
The controls will vary by weapon.

Attack with a finishing move unique to each officer. Performing the attack will consume 1 unit of the Musou Gauge.

♦ Aerial Musou Attack

Perform a Musou Attack while in the air.
You will be able to use this attack after your level increases.

♦ Musou Attack 2

Press + to utilize a special finishing maneuver.
You will be able to use this attack after your level increases.

♦ True Musou Attack

If your Health Gauge is red, you can perform an even more powerful True Musou Attack.

♦ 2P True Musou Attack

Perform a combined Musou Attack together with another officer. When playing with 2 players locally or online, both players can perform the attack by standing near each other and pressing at approximately the same time.

♦ Rage / True Rage Attack

If you press while in a state of Rage, you will perform an extremely powerful True Rage Attack.
You will continue to attack while you hold down .
If you inflict a certain amount of damage with a Rage Attack, it will become a True Rage Attack.

Switch weapons while performing a special attack.
You can use these to follow up Normal Attacks and Strong Attacks.

A Spirit Gauge will be displayed above the heads of enemies against whom your weapon is at an advantage.
The Spirit Gauge is depleted as you attack the enemy, and when it is empty, you will be able to rush the enemy and attack them with a Storm Rush.

Rage

When your Rage Gauge is full and you press , you will enter a state of Rage and be powered up for a limited time.

Jump

Jump up into the air. You can also attack while jumping.

Mount/dismount horse

Mount a horse you are nearby or dismount a horse you are riding. You can also attack while mounted on a horse by pressing , or .
Pressing while galloping on a horse will cause it to jump.

Block / Strafe

Protect against an enemy attack from the front. You can hold down the button to move while continuing to face forward.

Somersault

Regain your balance after being knocked in the air by an enemy attack.

Call horse

Summon your horse to your side. You can also hold down the button to mount the horse.

Swim

You press to swim while in the water. You can use stairs or river banks to climb back onto land.
You cannot attack or block while you are swimming. If you enter the water while mounted on a horse, you can only perform mounted attacks.

Deadlock

Rapidly press to gain the advantage in a weapon deadlock with an enemy officer.
If victorious, you will gain an opening to attack your opponent, while you both will present an opening in the event of a tie. If you lose, you will create an opening to be attacked.

Stunned

You may be stunned and unable to move after being hit by an enemy attack.
You can speed up your recovery by quickly pressing one of the following buttons: / / / / .

This is displayed before battles.
You can also display it by pressing during battle.
The paths that connect bases are known as supply routes.

Battle Objectives	Set your Battle Objectives. These objectives cannot be changed during battle.
Battlefield Info	Confirm information such as the victory and defeat conditions, officer locations, and more.
Fortify Base	Increase the level of your bases, change their type, and more. This requires resources.
Stratagem Settings/ Stratagem Info	Determine the stratagems that you will take into battle. Equipped stratagems cannot be changed during battle.
Officer Info	Change equipped weapons and items (can only be confirmed during battle), and confirm the various moves for your character.
Individual Orders	[During battle] Give orders to individual allied officers.
System	Adjust game settings, save your game data, and more.
Begin Battle	[Before battle] Begin the battle.
Withdraw	[During battle] Withdraw from the current battle. If you are on the invading side and capture the enemy's secondary camp, your raid will be successful, otherwise, you will lose the battle.

♦ Battle Objectives

By selecting "Battle Objectives" on the Pre-battle Screen, you can select the objectives you wish to complete during the course of the battle.
If you complete these objectives during the battle, you will receive Merits for your officer.

This is the main screen for battles in the game.

Ⅰ　Player Info

1.　Army Orders
Give commands to your army. If you are not a Commander, you can put in a request for orders. You can use　
　to switch between giving orders and selecting stratagems.　Use　　to execute a stratagem.

2.　Current weapon
The weapon on the left is the one you are currently using, while the one on the right is your reserve weapon. The color indicates its affinity (Heaven-Earth-Man). Ex: A weapon capable of using an EX Attack.

3.　Troop Strength Marker
1 troop strength marker is displayed for each 2,000 troops you take into battle. If you are defeated, 1 marker will be depleted, and you will rejoin the battle.

4.　Musou Gauge
You can use a Musou Attack when at least 1 unit of the gauge is full.

5.　Stratagem Gauge
This is depleted as you use stratagems. The amount used up by the gauge differs by stratagem, and the gauge will gradually refill itself over time.

6.　Health Gauge
Your character's remaining health. It depletes and changes colors as you take damage: (Blue→Yellow→Red). If it is emptied, you will be forced to withdraw or the battle will end in defeat.

7.　Rage Gauge
You are able to enter a state of Rage when this is full.

Ⅱ　Map Info

You can use　　to switch between the overview and zoomed maps.

	Player (Player 2 is denoted by )
	Allied officer
	Enemy officer
	Allied soldier
	Enemy soldier
	Horse

Assume the role of an officer and aim to unite the land under a single rule.
You are free to take any course for your life, whether it be assisting your commander in search of a promotion, spreading rumors to work your way up the ladder at another person's expense, or not even worrying about status and simply focusing on perfecting your military might.

♦ Completing the Game & Game Over

You will finish the game when all of the land has been united, and you will be able to watch the ending movie.
During the ending, you will be conferred a "Way of Life" based on your exploits.
The game will end in defeat if 50 years elapse within the game or if another kingdom unites the land before you do.

The gameplay in Empire Mode rotates between the War Councils/Strategy Phase and fighting battles.

♦ War Council (once every few months)

If you are Ruler, you will be able to select your Kingdom Policy. All subordinates will base their actions on this policy.
If you are not Ruler, you will receive an Invasion Policy from the Ruler of your kingdom. Depending on your position, you may be able to propose a different plan of action than that of your Ruler.


Next, you will need to select your Strategy Objectives to complete by the next War Council meeting.
You can select up to a total of three.
If you can complete them before the next War Council, you will receive Merits as a bonus.

♦ Strategy Phase (every month)

You are able to carry out various commands.
The commands you can choose from will vary depending on the Fixed Strategy of the officers in your kingdom.
You will carry out various actions in order to try and complete your Strategy Objectives.

♦ Battles

Invasions or Defensive Battles can place a kingdom's very existence on the line.
By winning an Invasion, a kingdom can expand the amount of territory under its control,
while losing a Defensive Battle means that the kingdom will lose territory.
In addition, there are other types of battles such as Event Battles or Quests, and the victory conditions will differ for each one.

The circumstances surrounding you can change depending on the actions you take during the Strategy Phase.
Various aspects of the game can be altered, such as specific regions prospering, or your relationships with other officers changing.

♦ Sworn Siblings / Spouses / Children

By using the "Interact" command under the "Personnel" menu and other factors, you can increase your Friendship rating with other officers.
When your Friendship rating reaches a certain level, you may be able to make them a sworn sibling or spouse.
There are special events that can be played when you have a sworn sibling or spouse.
If you are married, you and your spouse may have a child.
After a certain amount of time has passed, the child will become an adult and will join your kingdom as an officer.

♦ Positions

The things you can do in War Councils and the Strategy Phase are determined by your position.
Additionally, by performing well in battle and leveling up your character, they will develop some abilities more easily than others depending on your position.
Your position can also change based on the actions you take.

♦ Titles & Ways of Life

Based on the actions you take in Empire Mode, you can obtain various titles.
When you clear Empire Mode, an evaluation of your way of life will be made based on the actions you took during the game.
If your character appears in the game as an NPC the next time you play, he or she will act based on your choices from your previous game. (This only applies to custom officers.)

Stratagems are tactics and techniques that can have various effects on the Strategy and Battle Phases.
You can learn stratagems by using the "Academy" command under "Purchase" in the Strategy Phase.
You may also be taught stratagems by other officers.

The abilities of officers will increase along with their level, and can also be augmented by equipping weapons or items.
You can obtain items by selecting "Item Shop" from the "Facilities" command during the Strategy Phase.
You can confirm your current abilities by selecting "Officer Info" from the Info Screen ().

Level (Lv.)	Your Level will increase when the Merits bar is filled. You can receive Merits by completing Strategy Objectives or Battle Objectives. As your Level increases, so will your abilities, number of Musou Gauge units, Compatibility with your weapons, and number of consecutive attacks. When you reach a certain level, you will be able to perform a second Musou Attack.
Ways of Life	Your current Way of Life. This will change depending on the titles you obtain.
Fixed Strategy	A Strategy Command that can be carried out when this officer is in the same kingdom.
Health	When your Health runs out, you will be forced to withdraw or the battle will end in defeat. You can increase your maximum Health by leveling up or through the use of items.
Attack	The higher this value is, the more damage you can inflict against the enemy. You can increase it by leveling up or through the use of items.
Defense	The higher this value is, the less damage you will receive from the enemy. You can increase it by leveling up or through the use of items.
Leadership	The higher this value is, the more troops you will be able to lead into Invasions and Defensive Battles.
Speed	The higher this value is, the faster you can move.
Musou	The number of units in your Musou Gauge. You can increase this by leveling up or through the use of items.
Stratagems	The number of units in your Stratagem Gauge. You can increase this by leveling up.
Compatibility	Your compatibility with each weapon type. This is split into four different types by technique. The longer the bar is, the more your Attack will increase, and if it reaches full, you will be able to perform a special technique. Although it increases with your level, each officer has a Compatibility limit for each weapon type.
Weapons / Stratagems	Your currently equipped weapons and stratagems. The top weapon is your primary weapon, while the one on the bottom is your secondary weapon. You can change these by selecting "Weapons" before battle.

You can purchase items by selecting "Item Shop" from the "Purchase" command during the Strategy Phase.
Equipping items can give you various skills.
You can equip up to 6 items.

You can purchase weapons by using the "Blacksmith" command in the "Purchase" menu during the Strategy Phase.
Weapons can also be obtained in other ways, such as rewards for certain types of Quests, or receiving them as gifts from your superiors.

♦ Equipping Weapons

You can equip a primary weapon and a secondary weapon and you can switch between them while you fight.
Weapons can be equipped by going to the Pre-battle Screen before battle and selecting the "Weapons" command under the "Weapon Info" menu.

♦ Attributes

Weapons can have attributes affixed to them (up to a total of 6).
For attributes with levels, the higher the level is, the greater the effect of that attribute will be.

♦ Favorite Weapon

Each officer has a particular weapon type that they are most proficient with (favorite weapon).
By equipping the officer's favorite weapon, he or she will be able to perform an EX Attack.

♦ Special Techniques

Each weapon has a special technique associated with it.
When your Compatibility with that weapon type is at max (4 bars), you will be able to perform the special technique for that weapon type.
There are four types of techniques: Dash, Dive, Shadow Sprint, and Whirlwind.

There are both allied and enemy bases on the battlefield.
Defeating the enemies within a base causes its Durability to decrease, and when it reaches 0, the base will be captured.
Capturing a base will increase allied morale and also give you additional troops.
Bases have spot turrets. The more spot turrets you have, the higher the Durability of the base.
And the higher the number of troops of the army controlling the base, the more spot turrets it can have. You can also increase the number of spot turrets by using stratagems.
The six types of bases are listed below.
Offensive Bases, Defensive Bases and Supply Bases can provide your forces with beneficial effects if you have at least five or more of the same kind.

Standard Base	A base with no special features.
Offensive Base	A base that increases the Attack ability of allied officers and troops.
Defensive Base	A base that increases the Health of allied officers and troops.
Supply Base	Reduces the rate of decline in allied troop numbers.
Secondary Camp	A special kind of base that only appears on the defending side of battles. Capture this and even if you do not achieve the victory conditions for the battle, you will earn a Successful Raid and will gain an advantage in battle for a set period of time. (You will not gain the territory, but you will not lose the battle either.)
Main Camp	Capture this to win the battle. However, when invading territory containing a Ruler or Prefect, the victory condition will be to defeat the Ruler or Prefect, not capture the main camp.

♦ Instant Bases

There is a stratagem that enables you to create simple bases wherever you like, such as catapults that can attack the enemy, or healing turrets that can heal nearby allies.
Attacking an Instant Base will destroy it.

When an officer is defeated, they will be forced to temporarily withdraw from the battlefield.
However, if they still have troops remaining, they will be able to return to the battle after a set period of time. Returning to the battle one time will consume one troop strength marker.
Officers who are defeated when they do not have any troops remaining will be forced to retreat. Additionally, defeating an officer in areas where allied influence is extremely strong can enable you to capture officers that have troops remaining, or force them to retreat.
If your playable character is defeated in an area where the enemy influence is extremely strong, you will be forced to retreat and lose the battle, even if you have troops remaining.

When you are the Commander, you can give orders to your subordinate officers during battle.
If you are not the Commander, then you can ask for certain actions to be performed.
There are "Army Orders" and "Individual Orders" available during battle.

♦ Army Orders (Commander only)

　You can give orders to your entire army by using　.

Advance	Order your entire army to attack nearby bases.
Defend	Order your entire army to defend nearby allied bases.
Escort	Call the nearest allied unit and have it protect you.
Delegate	Allow your entire army to act on their own orders.

♦ Individual Orders (Commander only)

You can also give orders to individual units.
Use "Individual Orders" from the Info Screen () to select a unit and give the orders.

♦ Request Action

When near an allied officer, you can use and to suggest they carry out an action.
They may refuse your request however.

Request Escort	Request an escort from a nearby allied officer.
Request Orders	Request that a nearby allied officer give you orders.

If you fulfill certain conditions during battle, you will be able to use stratagems.
First, press 　to switch to the Select Stratagem/Usage screen. Then press and to select a stratagem, and to use it.
Using a stratagem will deplete the Stratagem Gauge. The amount used up by the gauge differs by stratagem.
Once a stratagem has been used, it will take a set period of time before it can be used again. The amount of time required between usages also varies by stratagem. Some stratagems can only be used once per battle.

♦ Large Scale Stratagems can change the course of the battle in an instant!

There are also Large Scale Stratagems that can instantly capture enemy bases, or inflict heavy damage against the enemy army.
Large Scale Stratagems are highly effective, but they require a large amount of time between uses. Furthermore, in order to make the necessary preparations, a number of units will need to temporarily withdraw from the battlefield.
Be sure to plan the usage of these stratagems carefully, such as times when you are certain you will not be defeated before the stratagem can be prepared.
Of course, the enemy can also perform Large Scale Stratagems of their own. When the enemy begins preparing to use a Large Scale Stratagem, try to defeat the officer responsible or use a stratagem designed to lessen the impact of enemy stratagems in order to minimize the damage against your forces.

The paths that connect bases are known as supply routes, and the area surrounding supply routes connecting the allied main camp to each base is known as territory.
When in their own territory, the abilities of allied units increase, and it is easier to capture enemy officers. Conversely, when you are in enemy territory, the enemy's abilities will be increased, and it will be easier for allied officers to be captured.
In addition, the more troops you have, the more territory and allied bases you will start out with at the beginning of the battle.
If the enemy captures one of your bases, the supply route between that base and your main camp will be cut off. Bases that have been cut off become isolated and their effects will be weakened.

Play stages combined with the officers of your choosing.

♦ Playing Free Mode

1. Select "Free Mode" from the Main Menu.
2. Select a battle type.
   There are four different types to choose from: Invasions, Defensive Battles, Event Battles, and Quests.
3. For Event Battles and Quests, you will also need to choose the scenario you wish to play.
4. You can select things such as the difficulty level, enemy and allied levels, battlefields, the officers that appear, and more.
   The type of things you can adjust will differ by battle type.
5. Select "Apply" in order to begin the battle.

Create customized officers to appear within the game.
You can replace famous or common officers in the game with your customized officers.

♦ Officer Customization Process

1. Select a file in which to store your custom data. If you chose already created data, you will be able to edit its contents.
2. Select a gender.
3. Choose the different parts you wish to use.
4. Select "Confirm" to finalize your custom data.

♦ Customizable Parts for Custom Banners

Name	Input the name for your character.
Face	Select the parts and color for its face.
Body Type	You can adjust it with and or and .
Equipment	Select the equipment and color for each part. Pressing　　will bring up a list of the parts you can choose from.
Moves	Select things such as your Favorite Weapon and Musou Attacks.
Voice / Abilities	Choose the voice and starting abilities for your character. You can also adjust the pitch of your character's voice.

♦ File Menu

When customizing officers, you can press on the file selection screen in order to bring up the File Menu.
There, you can copy and move files, or upload and download them via the network.
By selecting "Register Guest Officer," you can register officers from other players that appear as a result of selecting "Accept Guest Officers".
If you select "Register Officer Swap," you can replace existing officers in the game with your custom officers.

You can create custom units featuring up to 10 custom officers.
Units you create will appear within the Empire Mode scenario, "A Gathering of Heroes."

♦ Unit Customization Process

1. Select a file in which to store your custom data. If you chose already created data, you will be able to edit its contents.
2. You can decide the unit's name, the custom officers that will make it up, its banner, warhorses, and soldiers.
3. Select "Confirm" to finalize your custom data.

Create customized banners to appear within the game.

♦ Banner Customization Process

1. Select a file in which to store your custom data. If you chose already created data, you will be able to edit its contents.
2. Choose the different parts you wish to use.
3. Select "Confirm" to finalize your custom data.

♦ Customizable Parts for Custom Banners

Border Shape	Select the border shape for your banner.
Border Pattern	Select the border pattern for your banner.
Insignia Type	Choose a symbol, original image, or text for your banner. Original images will be selected from the Xbox One's internal hard drive.
Insignia	Select an insignia. Depending on your insignia type, the kinds of items you can select will differ.
Banner Background	Select the color of your banner's background.

Create customized warhorses to appear within the game.

♦ Warhorse Customization Process

1. Select a file in which to store your custom data. If you chose already created data, you will be able to edit its contents.
2. Choose the different parts you wish to use.
3. Select "Confirm" to finalize your custom data.

♦ Customizable Parts for Custom Banners

Warhorse Name	Choose a name for your warhorse.
Hair Color / Body Type	You can change the color of the horse's coat, tail and mane, and you can also adjust the size of its body and each part.
Abilities	Set the starting abilities for your warhorse.

Create customized soldiers to appear within the game.

♦ Solider Customization Process

1. Select a file in which to store your custom data. If you chose already created data, you will be able to edit its contents.
2. Choose the different parts you wish to use.
3. Select "Confirm" to finalize your custom data.

♦ Customizable Parts for Custom Banners

Equipment	You can set the model type, color for specified locations and the emblem.
Body Type	You can adjust the body type, such as height and the size of each limb.

Freely select the officers and kingdoms that appear in your own original scenario in Empire Mode.

♦ Scenario Customization Process

1. Select "Create New" from the menu and create a new scenario.
   You can change the settings of already created scenarios by selecting "Load Data."
   If you select "Upload," you can upload your custom scenario to the network.
   By selecting "Download," you can download custom scenarios uploaded to the network by other players.
2. Choose the default settings for your custom scenario.
3. Select "Edit Territory" to adjust the kingdoms, Vagabond Units and Free Officers in each territory. If you want custom officers to appear in the scenario, select "Officer Settings."
   You can select "Edit Title" and "Edit Description" to input a title and description for your scenario.
   If you select "Officer Settings," you can choose which custom officers will appear in the scenario. You can also set which officers are recommended to be available as your playable character.
4. Select "Save" in order to save your custom scenario.

Empire Mode and Free Mode can be played with two players online.
Playing online follows the procedure below.

1. [Player 1] Press on the officer selection screen before battle in Empire Mode, or on the settings screen during battle in Free Mode, to switch to online mode.
   Next, select an officer and press "Confirm" to continue.
2. [Player 1] Select a method to recruit a second player for your game. You can use "Recruit" to recruit from players around the world, or "Invite" to send an invitation to one of your friends.
   Once you have selected a recruiting method, you will proceed to the Pre-battle Screen.
   *You can send invitations to friends from within your friend list.
3. [Player 1] Select "Begin Battle" once you have completed the battle preparations on the Pre-battle Screen.
4. [Player 2] Select "Online Play" from the Main Menu and choose an officer to play as.
   If you have received an invitation, the match will be made automatically once the invitation has been confirmed. If you do not have an invitation, you can use "Quick Match" to quickly search for another player, or you can use "Join" to select from a list of players searching for another player to join their match.
   *Player 2 can only choose from custom officers as their playable character.
5. The battle will begin once the matchmaking process is finished.
   The game will end in defeat if either Player 1 or Player 2 are unable to rejoin the battle, or if the defeat conditions for the battle are met.

♦ Playing offline with two players

Playing offline with another player follows the procedure below.

1. Player 2 presses on the officer selection screen before battle in Empire Mode, or on the settings screen during battle in Free Mode and then selects a playable character.
   *You cannot play with two players when only Player 1's playable character is participating in the battle.
2. Once the battle preparations are complete, select "Begin Battle" to start the battle.
   The game will end in defeat if either Player 1 or Player 2 are unable to rejoin the battle, or if the defeat conditions for the battle are met.

View character models as well as movies from the game and more.
As you play through the game, you will unlock even more items to be viewed.
After you clear Empire Mode, an original timeline based on your game will be made available.

Read about the story of the Three Kingdoms, as well as its officers, battles, terminology and timeline.

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