Taiyuan commandery

Taiyuan Commandery (Chinese:太原郡) is a second-level administrative divisions of northern China during Han dynasty. The region is featured in Total War: Three Kingdoms.

Overview[]

Low Fertility

Resources[]

Iron Mine
Toolmaker

General Information[]

Taiyuan is one of only a small handful of commanderies to have two industry-focused resources. This makes it an ideal money-making commandery to focus on industry income.

Main article: Resources (Total War: Three Kingdoms)

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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
Central China	Ba・Baxi・Beihai・Chen・Dong・Donghai・Donglai・Guangling・Huainan・Jiangxia・Langya・Lean・Lujiang・Luoyang・Nan・Nanyang・Pengcheng・Runan・Shangyong・Shu・Xiangyang・Xiapi・Yingchuan
Southern China	Badong・Cangwu・Changsha・Danyang・Fuling・Gaoliang・Hepu・Norhtern Jian'an・Southern Jian'an・Jiangyang・Jiaozhi・Jiuzhen・Kuaiji・Lingling・Linhai・Luling・Nanhai・Poyang・Wuling・Xindu・Yizhou・Yongchang・Yulin・Yunnan・Yuzhang・Zangke
Gate Passes	Gu Pass・Hangu Pass・Hulao Pass・Jiameng Pass・Kui Pass・Qi Pass・San Pass・Tong Pass・Wu Pass
Areas of Interest	China・Dujiangyan Canal・The Great Wall・Lingqu Canal・South Great Mountain・Stone Forest・Wulingyuan・Yangtze River・Yellow River・Yu River・Zhengguo Canal・Mount Emei・Mount Hua・Mount Longhu・Mount Qingcheng・Mount Qiyun・Mount Song・Mount Tai・Mount Wudang・Mount Wutai・Dong Sea・Huang Sea・Nan Sea・Zhang Sea