Dai commandery

Dai Commandery is a second-level administrative division of northern China during the Han dynasty. The region is featured in the campaigns of Total War: Three Kingdoms.

Dai is a commandery that has low fertility and consists of two counties, able to provide the following resource:

Location[]

Dai is located in northern China on the edges of the campaign map in the territory of Liu Yu. It is bordered by the following commanderies:

There are no points of interest within or bordering Dai commandery.

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Northern China	Anding・Anping・Bohai・Dai・Guangyang・Hanzhong・Hedong・Henei・Jincheng・Jingzhao・Liaodong・Liaoxi・Pingyuan・Shangdang・Shuofang・Taiyuan・Wei・Wudu・Wuwei・Xihe・Yanmen・Youbeiping・Zhongshan
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