List of locations in Total War: Three Kingdoms.
List of Commanderies[]
For the main page about commanderies, see Commandery.
Northern China[]
- Anding commandery
- Anping commandery
- Bohai commandery
- Dai commandery
- Guangyang commandery
- Hanzhong commandery
- Hedong commandery
- Henei commandery
- Jincheng commandery
- Jingzhao commandery
- Liaodong commandery
- Liaoxi commandery
- Luoyang commandery
- Pingyuan commandery
- Shangdang commandery
- Shuofang commandery
- Taiyuan commandery
- Wei commandery
- Wudu commandery
- Wuwei commandery
- Xihe commandery
- Yanmen commandery
- Yingchuan commandery
- Youbeiping commandery
- Zhongshan commandery
- Changshan commandery (mentioned only)
- Fufeng Commandery (mentioned only)
Central China[]
- Ba commandery
- Baxi commandery
- Beihai commandery
- Chen commandery
- Dong commandery
- Donghai commandery
- Donglai commandery
- Guangling commandery
- Huainan commandery
- Jiangxia commandery
- Langya commandery
- Lean commandery
- Lujiang commandery
- Nan commandery
- Nanyang commandery
- Pengcheng commandery
- Runan commandery
- Shangyong commandery
- Hanzhong commandery
- Shu commandery
- Xiangyang commandery
- Xiapi commandery
Southern China[]
- Badong commandery
- Cangwu commandery
- Changsha commandery
- Danyang commandery
- Fuling commandery
- Gaoliang commandery
- Hepu commandery
- Northern Jian'an commandery
- Southern Jian'an commandery
- Jiangyang commandery
- Jiaozhi commandery
- Jiuzhen commandery
- Kuaiji commandery
- Lingling commandery
- Linhai commandery
- Luling commandery
- Nanhai commandery
- Poyang commandery
- Wuling commandery
- Xindu commandery
- Yizhou commandery
- Yongchang commandery
- Yulin commandery
- Yunnan commandery
- Yuzhang commandery
- Zangke commandery
Gate Passes[]
- Gu Pass commandery
- Hangu Pass commandery
- Hulao Pass commandery
- Jiameng Pass commandery
- Kui Pass commandery
- Qi Pass commandery
- San Pass commandery
- Tong Pass commandery
- Wu Pass commandery
List of Areas of Interest[]
- China (Han Empire)
- Dujiangyan Canal
- The Great Wall
- Lingqu Canal
- South Great Mountain
- Stone Forest
- Wulingyuan
- Yangtze River
- Yellow River
- Yu River
- Zhengguo Canal
Mountain ranges:
- Mount Emei
- Mount Hua
- Mount Longhu
- Mount Qingcheng
- Mount Qiyun
- Mount Song
- Mount Tai
- Mount Wudang
- Mount Wutai
List of Provinces[]
Historically, provinces in China are a combination of several commanderies. This system is quite similar to the feudal system of Europe, where multiple counties together formed a duchy. The Han dynasty was divided into thirteen Zhou (Province), with Zhou of Sili being by far the most important one as it housed the capitol Luoyang. Provinces are only mentioned and do not appear in-game as the commandery is used as the most basic geographic unit for gameplay reasons. Some of these provinces live on as kingdom names. For example, a powerful Ma Teng can become the lord of Liang, named after the province in which his faction is located. The 13 provinces of the Han are as follows:
- Zhou of Bing
- Zhou of Ji
- Zhou of Jiaozhi
- Zhou of Jing
- Zhou of Liang
- Zhou of Qing
- Zhou of Sili
- Zhou of Xu
- Zhou of Yan
- Zhou of Yang
- Zhou of Yi
- Zhou of You
- Zhou of Yu
Gameplay purpose[]
Despite being a hidden setting in game, the Population mechanics are tied to Province. It should be noted that Provinces are only mentioned in the text and do not appear on the campaign map as the commandery is used as the most basic geographic unit for gameplay reasons. This means that player won't find the actual population data unless he/she specifically search for it.[1]