斐潜
| Original Name | 斐潜 |
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A former modern office worker who transmigrated into the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He now holds the position of a probationary official and struggles to survive the impending political chaos.
福叔
| Original Name | 福叔 |
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The loyal elderly steward who has served the family for years and has cared for Fei Qian as if he were his own son since his parents' passing.
何进
| Original Name | 何进 |
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The Grand General of the Han Dynasty who finds himself embroiled in a lethal power struggle against the eunuchs and the rival empress dowager's faction.
蹇硕
| Original Name | 蹇硕 |
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A powerful eunuch and Colonel of the Shangjun who unsuccessfully conspired to secure the throne for Prince Liu Xie.
曹操
| Original Name | 曹操 |
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A prominent political and military figure of the era, known for his high status and complex lineage, whom Fei Qian considers out of his current social reach.
崔厚
| Original Name | 崔厚 |
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Also known by his courtesy name, Yongyuan. He is the eldest son of Cui Yi and nephew of the late Minister Cui Lie. His family, once prominent, now operates a pawnshop in Luoyang after suffering political persecution. He is opportunistic and maintains a friendly but calculating relationship with Fei Qian.
崔毅
| Original Name | 崔毅 |
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The father of Cui Hou and brother of the late Minister Cui Lie. His family fell out of favor after the political purges by the Ten Eunuchs, forcing his family to operate a pawnshop to maintain their livelihood.
崔烈
| Original Name | 崔烈 |
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The former Minister of Education who fell from grace after clashing with the Ten Eunuchs. He died in despair after the political conflict destroyed his family's standing.
袁隗
| Original Name | 袁隗 |
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The Grand Tutor of the Han Dynasty and head of the prominent Yuan clan. He harbors deep, generational hatred for the eunuchs and aggressively manipulates state affairs.
袁绍
| Original Name | 袁绍 |
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A member of the noble Yuan clan who carries the status of a secondary son. He navigates the treacherous political climate as a puppet for his clan's interests, struggling for autonomy and validation.
袁术
| Original Name | 袁术 |
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A nephew of Yuan Wei and cousin to Yuan Shao. He is the favored, legitimate scion of the Yuan family, known for his sophisticated, calculated, and arrogant demeanor.
刘辩
| Original Name | 刘辩 |
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The young, puppet Emperor of the Han Dynasty, heavily influenced by the Empress Dowager and the factions surrounding the court.
李儒
| Original Name | 李儒 |
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A brilliant but bitter strategist serving under the Western Liang warlord. He harbors a deep-seated grudge against the Eastern Han nobility for past slights and is willing to plunge the realm into chaos to achieve his ends.
贾诩
| Original Name | 贾诩 |
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A sharp-witted strategist from the Western Liang forces, known for his pragmatic and cynical outlook. He possesses a long-standing history with Li Ru.
董卓
| Original Name | 董卓 |
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A powerful warlord known for his ambitious Western Liang military. While charismatic, his strategists believe he may lack the necessary qualities to truly unite the realm.
刘备
| Original Name | 刘备 |
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A wandering figure perceived by Fei Qian as a magnet for misfortune, noting that he historically thrives by attaching himself to regional powers, often to their eventual detriment.
孙坚
| Original Name | 孙坚 |
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A resilient military leader known as the Little Overlord, who maintains control over the Jiangdong region and represents a stabilizing, albeit short-lived, force in the era.
孙权
| Original Name | 孙权 |
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Leader who struggles to manage the entrenched local factions of Jiangdong, often caught between his family's legacy and the pressure of regional elites.
吕布
| Original Name | 吕布 |
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A formidable warrior associated with the Bing Province forces, whose movement across the landscape marks the collapse of military stability in that region.
丁原
| Original Name | 丁原 |
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The former military governor of Bing Province whose death at the hands of those allied with Dong Zhuo left the region defenseless.
公孙瓒
| Original Name | 公孙瓒 |
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A military commander holding the northern frontier, though his influence is destined to be eclipsed by the ambitions of the Yuan clan.
斐敏
| Original Name | 斐敏 |
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The current head of the Heluo Pei clan and an acting Advisory Grandee at the imperial court. He is a calculating and opportunistic leader who prioritizes the clan's assets and prestige over personal familial bonds, exploiting his status to extort resources from kin.
中常侍
| Original Name | 中常侍 |
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A faction of influential and ruthless eunuchs within the imperial court who, after a period of feigned subservience, have begun plotting to eliminate the Great General He Jin.
陈琳
| Original Name | 陈琳 |
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The Chief Clerk to General-in-Chief He Jin, known for his literary talent and high standing as one of the 'Seven Scholars of Jian'an.' He views his superior with clear disdain due to He Jin's lack of intellect and culture.
何太后
| Original Name | 何太后 |
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The mother of Emperor Liu Bian and the elder sister of General-in-Chief He Jin. Her political actions are constantly under the scrutiny of court factions.
十常侍
| Original Name | 十常侍 |
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A corrupt and powerful faction of ten eunuchs at the Han imperial court who act as the primary political antagonists to General-in-Chief He Jin.
吴匡
| Original Name | 吴匡 |
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A subordinate general serving under the command of General-in-Chief He Jin.
刘邦
| Original Name | 刘邦 |
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The founding emperor of the Western Han dynasty, historically recognized for his humble origins and lasting impact on Chinese civilization.
刘秀
| Original Name | 刘秀 |
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The founding emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty, credited with restoring the imperial lineage.
王莽
| Original Name | 王莽 |
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An imperial regent who usurped the throne and established the transient Xin Dynasty, temporarily interrupting Han rule.
张骞
| Original Name | 张骞 |
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A renowned historical envoy whose expeditions to the Western Regions led to the creation of the Silk Road.
刘协
| Original Name | 刘协 |
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The younger prince, often considered to have the potential for greatness, living in the shadow of the crumbling dynasty.
张让
| Original Name | 张让 |
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The leader of the corrupt eunuch faction who plans to intimidate the General-in-Chief to secure his own position. His scheme spirals into disaster when his subordinates prematurely assassinate the General, forcing him into a desperate attempt to deflect blame.
高望
| Original Name | 高望 |
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A palace eunuch in charge of the North Palace guard, whom Zhang Rang identifies as the perfect scapegoat to take the fall for the unauthorized execution of the General-in-Chief.
赵忠
| Original Name | 赵忠 |
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A high-ranking eunuch closely associated with Gao Wang, identified by Zhang Rang as part of the faction liable to be blamed for the political crisis.
刘辨
| Original Name | 刘辨 |
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The older of the two young royal escapees fleeing the chaos in the capital, easily frightened and clearly from a high-status background.
袁逢
| Original Name | 袁逢 |
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The deceased elder brother of Yuan Wei. He was a prominent figure whose political career and mental health were shattered by the eunuchs, leading to his eventual demise.
闵贡
| Original Name | 闵贡 |
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A loyal and insistent court official who prioritizes escorting the Emperor back to the capital above all else, often disregarding social etiquette or the agendas of local gentry.
王允
| Original Name | 王允 |
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The Minister of the Masses, a high-ranking official who seeks to purge the court of eunuchs and restore political stability. He views the restoration of order as the duty of his faction.
杨彪
| Original Name | 杨彪 |
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The Grand Commandant, a high-ranking official and member of the faction guiding the young Emperor back to Luoyang.
淳于琼
| Original Name | 淳于琼 |
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The Left Army Colonel, one of the military officers involved in the rescue and escort operation of the young Emperor.
赵萌
| Original Name | 赵萌 |
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The Right Army Colonel, a military officer who joins the other officials in escorting the young Emperor.
鲍信
| Original Name | 鲍信 |
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The Rear Army Colonel who demonstrates military readiness by decisively forming defensive lines when Dong Zhuo's forces approach.
陈留王
| Original Name | 陈留王 |
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The younger brother of Emperor Liu Bian. Unlike his brother, he is noted for his composure, courage, and intelligence, which earns him the grudging favor of Dong Zhuo.
董太后
| Original Name | 董太后 |
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The grandmother who raised the Prince of Chenliu, a pivotal figure in the prince's upbringing and political faction.
孺子婴
| Original Name | 孺子婴 |
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The last child emperor of the Western Han, who abdicated the throne to Wang Mang.
阴丽华
| Original Name | 阴丽华 |
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The wife of Emperor Liu Xiu, widely celebrated in history for her extraordinary beauty and noble lineage.
张飞
| Original Name | 张飞 |
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A fierce warrior who famously branded Lu Bu with a derogatory nickname, effectively damaging his legacy.
蔡邕
| Original Name | 蔡邕 |
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A renowned scholar, calligrapher, and musician of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Though initially reluctant to take on new disciples, he is bound by a past promise to accept Fei Qian as a nominal student.
蔡琰
| Original Name | 蔡琰 |
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Daughter of Cai Yong, also known by her courtesy name Zhaoji. She is a highly intelligent and cultured woman, valued by her father for her insight.
Fei Qian: A former modern office worker who transmigrated into the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He now holds the position of a probationary official and struggles to survive the impending political chaos.
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The story of Three Kingdoms is set in locations including: Luoyang City, Chang'an City, Mianchi County, Yangzhou Province.