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Romance of the Three Kingdoms Vol 2
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Vol. 2 (Paperback)
by Guanzhong Luo (Author), C. H. Brewitt-Taylor (Author), Robert E. Hegel (Introduction) "In spite of the persuasion of P'ang T'ung and Fa Cheng, Lui Pei steadily refused to sanction the assassination of his host, even if thereby
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| Table Of Contents
Rescue of O-tou by Chao Yun: Ts'ao Ts'ao Repulsed by a Letter
3 (12)
Taking of Fou Pass: Yang and Kao Slain: Siege of Lo City: Huang and Wei Rivals
15 (13)
Chuko Liang Mourns for P'ang T'ung: Chang Fei Releases Yen Yen
28 (12)
Plan for the Capture of Chang Jen: Borrowing Soldiers to Destroy Ma Ch'ao
40 (12)
Great Battle at Chiaming Pass: Liu Pei Takes the Governorship of Ichou
52 (14)
Kuan Yu Goes to a Feast Alone, but Armed: Fu Huang-hou Dies for the State
66 (12)
Ts'ao Ts'ao Conquers Hanchung: Chang Liao Spreads Terror at Chaoyao Ford
78 (12)
Kan Ning's Hundred Horsemen Raid the Enemy's Camp: Tso Tz'u's Flung-down Cup Fools Ts'ao Ts'ao
90 (13)
Kuan Lu Takes the Sortes by the ``Book of Changes'': Loyal Subjects Die for Their Country
103 (13)
Fierce Chang Fei Takes a Position by Guile: Aged Huang Chung Captures a Hilly by Stratagem
116 (11)
At the Capture of Tui Hill Huang Chung Scores a Success: On the Han Waters Chao Yun Conquers a Host
127 (12)
Chuko Liang's Wit Takes Hanchung: Ts'ao A-man's Army Retires up Hsiehku
139 (10)
Yuan-te Becomes Prince of Hanchung: Yun-ch'ang Attacks and Occupies Hsiangyang
149 (12)
P'ang Te Takes His Coffin on a Campaign: Kuan Yu Drowns His Enemies
161 (10)
Surgery on a Wounded Arm: Lu Meng in a White Robe Crosses the River
171 (9)
Hsu Fights on the Mein River: Kuan Retreats to Maich'eng
180 (10)
Kuan Yu Manifests His Sacred Character at the Jade Fount Hill: Ts'ao Ts'ao is Possessed at Loyang
190 (10)
Hua T'o, Treating Ts'ao Ts'ao, Himself Dies: Ts'ao Ts'ao's Last Words and Death
200 (10)
A Cruel Brother: A Poem: An Undutiful Nephew: Punishment
210 (9)
Deposition of the Emperor: The Prince of Han Chung Claims to be the True Successor
219 (11)
Chang Fei is Assassinated: The First Ruler Goes to War
230 (10)
Sun Ch'uan Submits to Wei and is Rewarded: The First Ruler Attacks Wu and Rewards His Army
240 (10)
Fighting at Hsiaot'ing: The First Ruler Captures Certain Enemies: Defence of Chiangk'ou: A Student Accepts Supreme Command
250 (13)
Lu Hsun Burns His Enemy's Camps: K'ung-ming Plans the Eight Arrays
263 (12)
Liu, the First Ruler, Confides his Son to K'ung-ming's Care: Chuko Liang Peacefully Settles the Five Attacks
275 (12)
A Philosophical Encounter: Fire Used to Destroy Ts'ao Pei's Army
287 (12)
K'ung-ming's Southern Expedition: The King of the Mans
299 (11)
Crossing the River Lu: Binding of the Barbarian King: Recognising a Pretended Surrender: Capture of Menghuo
310 (11)
K'ung-ming's Successful Fourth Ruse: The King of the Mans Captured for the Fifth Time
321 (13)
Wild Beasts as Warriors: K'ung-ming's Sixth Victory: Burning of the Rattan Army: Seventh Capture of the King
334 (14)
Sacrifice at Lu Shui: Homeward March: Attack on the Capital: Chuko's Memorial
348 (12)
Chao Yun Slays Five Captains: K'ung-ming Craftily Takes Three Cities
360 (10)
Chiang Wei Goes over to K'ung-ming: K'ung-ming Reviles Wang Lang, Who Dies
370 (12)
Chuko Smites the Barbarians in a Snowstorm: Ssuma Quickly Captures Meng Ta
382 (12)
Ma Su's Wrangling Loses Chieht'ing: K'ung-ming's Lute Repulses Ssuma
394 (12)
K'ung-Ming Weeps, but Puts Ma Su to Death: Chou Fang Cuts off His Hair and Beguiles Ts'ao Hsiu
406 (10)
K'ung-ming Proposes to Renew the Attack on Wei: Chiang Wei Defeats an Army by Means of a Forged Letter
416 (11)
Death of Wang Shuang: K'ung-ming's Victory at Ch'ents'ang
427 (10)
Chuko Liang Wins a Great Victory: Ssuma I Invades Shu
437 (11)
The Han Soldiers Raid a Camp and Defeat Ts'ao Chen: Chuko, in front of the Array, Shames Ssuma
448 (11)
Going out from Shensi, Chuko Dresses as a God: Dashing toward Chienko, Chang Ho Falls into a Snare
459 (12)
Ssuma Occupies the River Banks: Chuko Constructs ``Bullocks'' and ``Horses''
471 (13)
Ssuma Surrounded in Shangfang Valley: Chuko Invokes the Stars in the Wuchang Plain
484 (12)
A Star Falls as Chuko Liang Ascends to Heaven: A Wooden Image Affrights Ssuma I
496 (9)
The Plan of the Silken Bag: The Bronze Statue with the Dew Bowl
505 (12)
Defeat and Death of Kungsun Yuan: Pretended Illness of Ssuma I
517 (12)
Ssuma I Recovers Political Power: Chiang Wei is Defeated at Niut'ou Hills
529 (12)
Ting Feng's Swordsmen Win a Victory in the Snow: Sun Hsun Executes a Murderous Plan at a Banquet
541 (9)
Ssuma Surrounded: A Han Leader Employs an Unexpected Ruse: The King Dethroned: Retribution for the Wei Family
550 (10)
Wen Yang Repulses the Enemy: Chiang Wei Defeats His Opponent
560 (10)
Teng Ai Outwits Chiang Wei: Chuko Tan Thinks it is His Duty to Destroy Ssuma Chao
570 (8)
Yu Ch'uan Dies Nobly at Shouch'un: Chiang Wei Fights Fiercely at Ch'angch'eng
578 (9)
Ting Feng's Plan to Slay Sun Ch'en: Chiang Wei Defeats Teng Ai
587 (10)
King Mao Drives to His Death: Chiang Wei Abandons Stores and Conquers
597 (9)
The King Listens to Slander and Recalls His Army: Chiang Wei Takes Command of the Cantonments and Escapes Death
606 (9)
Chung Hui Divides His Army: Apparition of Wu Hou
615 (9)
Teng Gets through Yinp'ing Pass: Chuko Dies at Mienchu
624 (11)
A Filial Prince Dies: Jealousy between Leaders
635 (9)
False Desertion: A Subtle Scheme: A Second Abdication Resembles the First
644 (12)
A Veteran offers New Plans: Sun Hao Surrenders and the Three States Re-unite
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