war, 12 engagements
Battles of Early Imperial China
The atlas places 12 engagements of Early Imperial China: 12 battles between AD 198 and AD 395, all in present-day China. The most widely documented: Battle of Red Cliffs.
Engagements by decade
The war in time order
Engagements by date
| Date | Engagement | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 198 | Battle of Yijing | Xiong County, People's Republic of China | Yuan Shao victory |
| AD 208 | Battle of Red Cliffs | Chibi, People's Republic of China | Allied victory |
| AD 208 | Battle of Jiangling | Jiangling County, China | Allied partial victory; Cao Cao manages to defend Xiangyang; Allies... |
| AD 208 | Battle of Hefei | Hefei, People's Republic of China | Inconclusive; Sun Quan retreat |
| AD 208 | Battle of Yiling | Yichang, People's Republic of China | Sun Quan victory |
| October AD 208 | Battle of Changban | Jingmen, People's Republic of China | Cao Cao victory; Liu Bei evacuated to Xiakou |
| AD 218 | Battle of Mount Dingjun | China | Liu Bei victory; Xiahou Yuan killed |
| July AD 219 | Battle of Fancheng | Fancheng District, People's Republic of China | Cao Cao victory |
| August AD 221 | Battle of Xiaoting | China | Eastern Wu victory |
| June AD 228 | Battle of Shiting | Qianshan, People's Republic of China | Eastern Wu victory |
| AD 234 | Battle of Wuzhang Plains | Wuzhang Plains, People's Republic of China | Inconclusive; Shu Han retreat |
| AD 395 | Battle of Canhe Slope | Liangcheng County, People's Republic of China | Northern Wei victory |
Engagements are the Wikidata records placed within Early Imperial China (or a campaign of it) that carry coordinates; actions without coordinates are not shown.