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About Three Kingdoms: The Beginning
The Three Kingdoms Trilogy tells the story of the warlords vying for supremacy at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, culminating in the Battle of Red Cliffs and the division of the realm into three parts. As the first installment of the Three Kingdoms trilogy, this film marks the beginning of a chaotic era: at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, before the curtain rises, the Yellow Turban Rebellion rises, imperial relatives seize power, and eunuchs cause political chaos. During the turmoil of...
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