Liaodong commandery

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

It is able to produce the following resource:

Lumber

Location[]

Liadong is located in the northeastern-most corner of the map. Its remoteness means that it is not likely to factor in the campaign for most factions on most start dates. It borders Liaoxi commandery to the west.

Counties[]

Rise of the Warlords (190)[]

Xiangping, Gongsun Du

Xuantu, Gongsun Du

Mandate of Heaven (182)[]

Xiangping, Liu Yu

Xuantu, Liu Yu

A World Betrayed (194)[]

Xiangping, Gongsun Du

Xuantu, Gongsun Du

Eight Princes (291)[]

Xiangping, Jin Empire

Xuantu, Jin Empire

Development Strategy[]

Liadong's lumberyard nominally makes it best suited for gearing it towards peasantry income. However, its small size means that it will never be particularly wealthy. its location means that it is often a target for looters; building military buildings that provide strong garrisons can help fend them off.

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