Grab your guandao and flex your strategic chops—prove you can distinguish a Peach Garden oath from a battlefield bluff in epic ancient China.
Which weapon of the Three Kingdoms era featured a horizontal bow mounted on a stock and fired bolts with a trigger?
Crossbow
Which Three Kingdoms state commanded China's fertile Central Plains, making it the era’s strongest power?
Cao Wei
For which of the three rival states in the Three Kingdoms period did Zhuge Liang serve as Imperial Chancellor and regent?
Shu Han
Which Shu Han officer did Zhuge Liang reluctantly execute after his disobedience cost the Battle of Jieting?
Ma Su
Which massive 1,200-mile canal, finished in 609 AD under the Sui Dynasty, linked China’s Yellow and Yangtze Rivers?
Grand Canal