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Zhao Yun Hält Das Boot Auf Dem Fluss an Und Holt Ahdou. Sun Quan Bringt KAPITEL 6l 13 KAPITEL 66 86 Zhao Yun hält das Boot auf dem FlussGuan Yu geht mit nur einem Schwert an und holt Ahdou. Sun Quan bringtbewaffnet zu dem Bankett. Kaiserin Fu den > Alten Man< durch einen Brief zumlässt ihr Leben für ihr Land. Rückzug. KAPITEL 67 101 KAPITEL 62 27 Gao Gao sichert sich das Gebiet um Bei der Eroberung des Fu-Passes wer­ Hanzhong. Zhang Liao versetzt die den Yang Huai und Gao Pei geköpft.Xiaoyao-Furt in Schrecken. Huang Zhong und Wei Yan wetteifern beim Angriff auf Luocheng. KAPITEL 68 116 Gan Ning überfällt das Lager der KAPITEL 63 41 Armee aus Wei. Zuo Ci wirft einen Zhuge Liang weint um Pang Tong. Becher in die Luft und spielt mit Gao Zhang Fei lässt Yan Yan frei. Gao. KAPITEL 64 56 Kapitel 69 130 Kongming fasst einen Plan zur Er­ Guan Lu befragt das >Buch der Wand­ greifung Zhang Rens. Yang Fu leiht lungen nach der Zukunft. Bei einem sich Truppen zur Vernichtung Anschlag auf Regierungsfeinde sterben Ma Chaos. fünf Minister in Ehren. Kapitel 65 70 KAPITEL 70 145 Ma Chao kämpft um den Jiameng- Der wilde Zhang Fei erobert mit kluger Pass. Liu Bei ernennt sich zum Gouver­List den Wakou-Pass. Der alte Huang neur von Yizhou. Zhong erobert den Tiandang-Berg nach Plan. KAPITEL 71 158 Kapitel 78 250 Huang Zhong zermürbt die Feinde Ein wunderbarer Arzt, der viele Krank­ und erobert den Berg gegenüber. Beiheiten geheilt hat, stirbt selbst. Der der Einnahme des Han-Ufers besiegt Erzschurke hinterlässt ein Testament Zhao Yun mit wenigen viele. und beschließt sein Leben. KAPITEL 72 174 Kapitel 79 263 Zhuge Liang erobert Hanzhong mit Cao Zhi wird von seinem älteren kluger List. Cao Caos Armee weicht bis Bruder gezwungen, ein Gedicht zu zur Ye-Schlucht zurück. verfassen. Der Neffe hat den Onkel hintergangen, Liu Feng unterwirft sich KAPITEL 73 186 dem Gesetz. Xuande wird zum König von Hanzhong ernannt. Guan Yu bringtK apitel 80 275 die Kommandantur Xianggang zu Fall.Cao Pi setzt den Kaiser ab und usur­ piert die Macht des Liu-Clans. Der Kö­ KAPITEL 74 201 nig von Hanzhong führt die Linie der Fang De trägt einen Sarg in die ent­ Han-Kaiser fort. scheidende Schlacht. Guan Yu ertränkt sieben Armeen. Kapitel 81 289 Zhang Fei will unbedingt seinen Bru­ Kapitel 75 213 der rächen und wird ermordet. Der Guan Yu lässt sich das Gift vom Kno­Erste Fürst erhebt die Waffen gegen die chen abschaben. Lü Meng schickt seineMörder seiner Brüder. Soldaten in weißen Kleidern über den Fluss. Kapitel 82 300 Sun Quan unterwirft sich Wei und er­ KAPITEL 76 224 hält die Neun Ehrenzeichen. Der Erste Xu Huang kämpft eine große SchlachtFürst greift Wu an und belohnt alle am Fluss Mian. Guan Yu flüchtet sechs Armeen. nach einer Niederlage nach Maicheng. Kapitel 83 312 Kapitel 77 237 Bei der Schlacht in Xiaoting fasst der Am Jadequellenberg erscheint die SeeleErste Fürst einen Feind. Bei der Ver­ des weisen Guan Yu. In der Stadt teidigung von Jiangkou übernimmt ein Luoyang begegnet Cao Cao einem Gelehrter den Oberbefehl. Geist. KAPITEL 84 328 Kapitel 90 415 Lu Xun steckt Lager über eine Strecke Mit Bestien werden die Nanman-Krie- von siebenhundert Meilen in Brand.ger zum sechsten Mal besiegt. Die Rat­ Kongming führt den Plan von dentanrüstungen brennen, und Meng Huo Acht Formationen geschickt aus. wird zum siebten Mal gefasst. Kapitel 85 342 Kapitel 91 433 Dem Testament des Ersten Fürsten ge­ Nach dem Opfer am Lu führt der Han- mäß erhält sein Sohn einen Vormund.Kanzler die siegreiche Armee zurück. Zhuge Liang bewahrt die Ruhe ange­Vor dem Angriff auf die Zentralebene sichts von fünf angreifenden Armeen.verfasst Kongming eine Denkschrift. Kapitel 86 357 Kapitel 92 449 Um Zhang Wen in die Enge zu treiben,Zhao Yun tötet mit Kraft fünf Gene­ disputiert Qin Mi über den Himmel. räle. Zhuge Liang erobert mit kluger Um Cao Pi zu besiegen, führt Xu ShengList drei Städte. einen Angriff mit Feuer. Kapitel 93 462 Kapitel 87 372 liang Wei ergibt sich Kongming. Für den Feldzug gegen die BanditenZhuge im Liang beschimpft Wang Lang Süden rüstet der Kanzler auf. Der Kö­ zu Tode. nig der Nanman wird vom Himmels- Heer zum ersten Mal gefasst. KAPITEL 94 476 Zhuge Liang nutzt den Schnee, um die Kapitel 88 387 Qiang-Krieger zu besiegen. Sima Yi Beim Überqueren des Flusses Lu wird kommt Meng Da zuvor und schaltet der König der Barbaren gefesselt. Der ihn aus. Scheinüberläufer wird enttarnt und Meng Huo das dritte Mal gefasst. Kapitel 95 491 Ma Su schlägt einen Rat aus und ver­ Kapitel 89 400 liert Jieting. Der Marquis von Wuxiang Der Marquis von Wiixiang wendet spielt die Zither und vertreibt Sima Yi. zum vierten Mal eine List an. Der König der Nanman wird zum fünftenK apitel 96 506 Mal gefangen genommen. Kongming wischt sich die Tränen aus dem Gesicht und tötet Ma Su. Zhou Fang schneidet sich ein Büschel Haare ab und belügt Cao Xiu. KAPITEL 97 520 Kapitel 103 610 Zhuge Liang verfasst eine zweite Denk­In der Kürbisschlucht gerät Sima Yi in schrift für einen Angriff auf Wei. JiangBedrängnis. Auf der Hochebene von Wei besiegt die Armee aus Wei durch Wuzhang opfert Zhuge Liang seinem ein Heuchelschreiben. Stern. Kapitel 98 534 Kapitel 104 626 Bei der Verfolgung der Han-Armee Ein Riesenstern fällt zur Erde, der Han- wird Wang Shuang getötet. Bei der Kanzler fährt zum Himmel. Angesichts Eroberung der Stadt Chencang erringteiner Holzfigur verliert der Wei-Ober- Kongming einen Sieg. befehlshaber allen Mut. Kapitel 99 548 Kapitel 105 637 Zhuge Liang führt einen schweren Der Marquis von Wuxiang hinterlässt Schlag gegen die Armee aus Wei. Sima einen Brokatbeutel mit einem Plan. Yi begibt sich auf einen Raubzug in denDer Herrscher von Wei nimmt die Westen. Schale zum Auffangen des Taus ab. KAPITEL 100 563 Kapitel 106 653 Die Han-Armee besiegt Cao Zhen bei Gongsun Yuan stirbt nach einer Nie­ einem Überfall auf dessen Lager. Kong­derlage in Xiangping. Sima Yi stellt sich ming beschämt Sima Yi im Wettkampf krank und täuscht Cao Shuang. um die bessere Formation. Kapitel 107 668 Kapitel 101 577 Die Regierung von Wei liegt wieder in Zhuge Liang verlässt Longshan als den Händen des Sima-Clans. Die Geist verkleidet. Bei der Verfolgungs­Armee von Jiang Wei erleidet am jagd zum Jiange-Pass gerät Zhang He Ochsenkopfberg eine Niederlage. in eine Falle. KAPITEL 108 684 Kapitel 102 592 Ding Feng setzt im Schnee kurze Dol­ Sima Yi nimmt die Brücke über den che ein. Sun Jun führt während eines Wei bei Beiyuan in Besitz. Zhuge LiangFestmahls einen geheimen Plan aus. baut Ochsen aus Holz und Pferde auf Rädern. Kapitel 109 695 Sima Zhao wird durch die List eines Han-Generals umstellt. Durch die Absetzung von Cao Fang übt das Haus Wei Vergeltung. KAPITEL 110 708 Kapitel 116 781 Als einzelner Reiter schlägt Wen Yang Zhong Hui teilt eine Armee zum eine tapfere Armee. Mit dem Rücken Marsch gegen Hanzhong ein. Der Geist zum Fluss besiegt Jiang Wei den des Marquis von Wuxiang erscheint Feind. auf dem Dingjun-Berg. Kapitel 111 721 Kapitel 117 793 Deng Ai überlistet Jiang Wei. Zhuge Deng Ai durchquert unbemerkt Dan zieht gegen Sima Zhao in einen Yinping. Zhuge Zhan fällt im Kampf gerechten Krieg. bei Mianzhu. Ka p it e l 112 732 KAPITEL 118 806 Bei der Rettung von Shouchun stirbtWeinend im Ahnenschrein stirbt ein Yu Quan einen Ehrentod. Beim AngriffPrinz in Treue. Bei der Ankunft in auf Changcheng kämpft Jiang Wei Xichuan streiten zwei Krieger um den erbittert. Erfolg. Kapitel 113 744 Kapitel 119 819 Ding Feng schmiedet einen Plan zur Die List der vorgetäuschten Kapitula­ Ermordung von Sun Chen. Jiang Weition war vergebens. Die Zeremonie zur besiegt Deng Ai in einem Wettstreit der Annahme der Abdankung war nur Schlachtordnungen. nachgeahmt. Kapitel 114 757 KAPITEL 120 836 Cao Mao stirbt auf seinem Wagen am Auf Empfehlung von Du Yu legt ein Südtor des Palastes. Jiang Wei opfert alter General einen neuen Plan vor. Mit das Getreide für den Sieg über die der Kapitulation von Sun Hao ist das Wei-Armee. dreigeteilte Reich wieder geeint. Kapitel 115 769 Rückruf der Truppen, da der Spätere Fürst Verleumdungen Glauben schenkt. Die Militärkolonie vorschüt­ zend, entgeht Jiang Wei einem Un­ glück..
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