San kuo; or, Romance of the three kingdoms (volume 1 of 2)
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1. Front matter2. SAN KUO,3. TABLE OF CONTENTS.4. PREFACE.5. CHAPTER I. Feast in the Garden of Peaches: Brotherhood Sworn: Slaughter of Rebels: The Brothers Heroes.6. CHAPTER II. An Official is Thrashed; Uncle Ho Plots to Kill the Eunuchs.7. CHAPTER III. Tung Cho Silences Ting Yüan: Li Su Bribes Lü Pu.8. CHAPTER IV. The Deposition of the Emperor: Prince of Chʻên-liu Becomes Emperor: Schemes Against Tung Cho: Mêng-tê Presents a Sword.9. CHAPTER V. Sending Out the Call: Many Respond: Destroying An Army: The Three Brothers Fight Against Lü Pu.10. CHAPTER VI. Burning the Capital, Tung Cho Commits an Atrocity: Hiding the Seal, Sun Chien Breaks Faith.11. CHAPTER VII. Yüan Shao Fights with Kungsun Tsan at Pʻanho: Sun Chien Attacks Liu Piao.12. CHAPTER VIII. Governor Wang Prepares the “Chain” Scheme: Tung Cho’s Rages at the Fengi Pavilion.13. CHAPTER IX. Lü Pu Helps to Suppress Disorder: Chia Hsü Counsels an Attack on the Capital.14. CHAPTER X. Ma Tʻeng Serves His Country Well: Tsʻao Tsʻao Avenges His Father’s Murder.15. CHAPTER XI. Liu, the Emperor’s Uncle, Rescues Kʻung Jung: Lu, Marquis of Wen, Defeats Tsʻao Tsʻao.16. CHAPTER XII. The Prefect Tʻao Thrice Offers His Charge: Tsʻao Tsʻao Fights A Great Battle.17. CHAPTER XIII. Great Battle Between Li Tsʻui and Kuo Ssŭ: The Emperor Rescued.18. CHAPTER XIV. Tsʻao Mêng-tê Moves the Court: Lü Fêng-hsien Raids Hsüchun.19. CHAPTER XV. Tʻaishih Tzŭ Fights for Friendship’s Sake: Sun Po-fu does Battle with Yen, the White Tiger.20. CHAPTER XVI. A Feat of Archery: A Battle Lost at Yushui River.21. CHAPTER XVII. An Army of Seven Divisions Marches Out: Three Generals are Brought Together.22. CHAPTER XVIII. Chia Hsü engineers a Great Victory: Hsiahou Tun Loses an Eye.23. CHAPTER XIX. Tsʻao Tsʻao Fights at Hsiapʻei: Lü Pu Perishes at the White Gate Tower.24. CHAPTER XX. Tsʻao A-man Organises a Hunting Expedition: Tung, “State Uncle,” Receives a Command in the Palace.25. CHAPTER XXI. Tsʻao Tsʻao Discusses Heroes: Kuan Yu Slays Chʻê Chou.26. CHAPTER XXII. Yüan and Tsʻao Both Take the Field: The Two Brothers Capture Two Captains.27. CHAPTER XXIII. Mi Hêng Slips his Garment and Rails at Traitors: Cruel Punishment of the Physician Chi.28. CHAPTER XXIV. Murder of a Kuei-fei: Liu Pei Defeated; Flight to Yüan Shao.29. CHAPTER XXV. From Tʻushan Camp Kuan Yü makes Three Conditions: The Rescue at Paima releases Tsʻao Tsʻao.30. CHAPTER XXVI. Yüan Shao is Defeated and Loses a Leader: Kuan Yü Abandons Rank and Wealth.31. CHAPTER XXVII. “Beautiful Beard” Rides on a Solitary Journey: And Slays Six Men at Five Passes.32. CHAPTER XXVIII. Tsʻai Yang put to Death, the Brothers’ Doubts Disappear: Meeting at Kuchʻeng, Lord and Liege Fortify each Other.33. CHAPTER XXIX. The “Little Chief of the Feudal Lords” Slays Yü Chi: The “Blue-Eyed Boy” Lays Hold on Chiangtung.34. CHAPTER XXX. Yüan Shao Defeated at the Ferry: Tsʻao Tsʻao Burns the Wuchʻao Granaries.35. CHAPTER XXXI. Tsʻao Tsʻao Overcomes Yüan Shao: Liu Pei Seeks Shelter with Liu Piao.36. CHAPTER XXXII. Chʻichou Taken: Yüan Shang Strives: The Chang River Cut: Hsü Yu’s Scheme.37. CHAPTER XXXIII. Tsʻao Pʻei Finds a Wife: A Plan for Settling Liaotung.38. CHAPTER XXXIV. A Woman Overhears a Secret: A Warrior Leaps a Stream.39. CHAPTER XXXV. Yüan-tê Meets a Recluse at Nanchang: Tan Fu Meets a Noble Lord at Hsinyeh.40. CHAPTER XXXVI. Capture of Fanchʻêng: Chuko Liang Recommended.41. CHAPTER XXXVII. Another Scholar Introduced: The Three visits to the Recluse.42. CHAPTER XXXVIII. Plan for Three Kingdoms: The Suns Avenge Themselves.43. CHAPTER XXXIX. At Chingchou the Son of Liu Piao Thrice Begs Advice: At Powang Slope the Master Directs his First Battle.44. CHAPTER XL. The Lady Tsʻai Discusses the Renunciation of Chingchou: Chuko Liang Burns Hsinyeh.45. CHAPTER XLI. Liu Pei Leads his People Over the River: Chao Yün Rescues his Lord.46. CHAPTER XLII. Chang Fei’s Great Fight at Chʻangpan Slope: Liu Pei, Defeated, Goes to Hanchingkʻou.47. CHAPTER XLIII. Chuko Liang Disputes With the Scholars: Lu Su Denounces the Majority Opinion.48. CHAPTER XLIV. Kʻung-ming Stirs Chou Yü to Action: Sun Chʻüan Decides to Attack Tsʻao Tsʻao.49. CHAPTER XLV. Tsʻao Tsʻao Loses Soldiers: Chiang Kan Victim of a Ruse.50. CHAPTER XLVI. Kʻung-ming “Borrows” Some Arrows: Huang Kai Accepts a Punishment.51. CHAPTER XLVII. Kʻan Tsê Presents the Treacherous Letter: Pʻan Tʻung Suggests Chaining the Ships Together.52. CHAPTER XLVIII. Banquet on the Yangtse; Tsʻao Tsʻao’s Song: The Northern Men Fight on the Chained Ships.53. CHAPTER XLIX. On the Seven Stars altar Chuko sacrifices to the winds: At the Three Rivers Chou Yü Liberates Fire.54. CHAPTER L. Chuko Liang Foresees the Huayung Episode: Kuan Yün-chʻang Releases Tsʻao Tsʻao.55. CHAPTER LI. A Great Battle Between North and South: Kʻung-ming Angers Chou Yü.56. CHAPTER LII. Chuko Liang talks cunningly to Lu Su: Chao Yün, by a ruse, captures Kueiyang57. CHAPTER LIII. Kuan Yu, from a Sense of Righteousness, Releases Huang Chung: Sun Chʻüan Fights a Great Battle with Chang Liao.58. CHAPTER LIV. The Dowager Marchioness Sees Her Son-in-law at a Temple: Liu, the Imperial Uncle, Takes a Worthy Consort.59. CHAPTER LV. Yüan-tê Rouses the Spirit of his Bride: Kʻung-ming a Second Time Angers his Rival.60. CHAPTER LVI. A Banquet in the Bronze Bird Pavilion: Kʻung-ming Provokes Chou Yü a Third Time.61. CHAPTER LVII. “Sleeping Dragon” Mourns at Chʻaisang: “Phoenix Fledgeling” Intervenes at Leiyang.62. CHAPTER LVIII. An Expedition for Revenge: Expedients to Conceal Identity.63. CHAPTER LIX. Hsu Chʻü Strips for a Fight with Ma Chʻao: Tsʻao Tsʻao Writes a Letter to sow Dissension.64. CHAPTER LX. Chang Sung Turns the Tables on Yang Hsiu: Occupation of Shu Discussed.