Well there were three kingdoms as you know were Wei to the north. Wu to the east. and Shu to the west. the leaders who laid the foundations were
Wei: Cao Cao
Wu: Sun Jian, and later Sun Ce
Shu: Liu Bei
and the First emperors were:
Wei: Cao Pi (or perhaps Cao Cao but it was said that he laid the foundation)
Wu: Sun Quan
Shu: Liu Bei
and the leaders who were there when the kingdoms fell
Shu: Liu Chan
Wei: Cao Huan
Wu: Sun Hao
and the people who won were the generations of the Former Wei General:Sima Yi. whos sons founded the Jin Dynasty which later unified China. Hope that helped :)
Three kingdoms were united. The Kingdom of Aragon was united with the Kingdoms of Castile and Leon when Queen Isabel I of Aragon married King Ferdinand (of Castile and Leon). Each monarch ruled their own kingdom(s) but they ruled together.
"Spain" did not exist as a political entity at the time of Coumbus' explorations. His explorations were financed by King Ferdinand of Navarre and isabella Queen of two kingdoms; the Kingdom Castile and the Kingdom of Leon. Neither monarch ever relinquished their sovreignty to the other even though they ruled together. The three kingdoms were first united when the grandson of Isabella and Ferdinand inheirited all three kingdoms in 1516. The three kingdoms formed the core of what became Spain. The grandson ruled as Phillip I. They gave him money and ships.
After Charlemagne died, Louis the Pious took the throne and divided the kingdom into three parts to be ruled by his three sons, Charles, Lothair, and Louis. These three sub-kingdoms are now known as France, Italy, and Germany respectively.
The three kingdoms in Korea were named Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla.
The Three Kingdoms was a division pf China into Wei, Shu and Wu 220-280 CE after the Han Dynasty.
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Three kingdoms were united. The Kingdom of Aragon was united with the Kingdoms of Castile and Leon when Queen Isabel I of Aragon married King Ferdinand (of Castile and Leon). Each monarch ruled their own kingdom(s) but they ruled together.
ruled their kingdoms.
small kingdoms
"Spain" did not exist as a political entity at the time of Coumbus' explorations. His explorations were financed by King Ferdinand of Navarre and isabella Queen of two kingdoms; the Kingdom Castile and the Kingdom of Leon. Neither monarch ever relinquished their sovreignty to the other even though they ruled together. The three kingdoms were first united when the grandson of Isabella and Ferdinand inheirited all three kingdoms in 1516. The three kingdoms formed the core of what became Spain. The grandson ruled as Phillip I. They gave him money and ships.
Ombria (ruled by the Laughing Prince) and Argento (ruled by the Adderhead).
Hatshepsut Ruled The New Kingdoms
The three African Kingdoms that ruled from 300 to 1600 A.D. and dominated trade in the order they ruled were the Ghana, 400 CE to 1230 CE, Mali, 1230CE to the late 1400's, and Songhai, 1400's to the late 1500's. I hope that this answers you question. (:
Xu Jing - Three Kingdoms - died in 222.
Isabella I was Queen of Castile and Leon. Her husband was Ferdinand II, King of Aragon. Together they presided over the final defeat of the Moors in Spain, The eviction of the Moors and the Jews, and the beginning of the Spanish Inquisition. She also financed Columbus' voyages of exploration. Isabella and Ferdinand co-ruled the kingdoms of Castile, Leon, and Aragon. They consulted each other and ruled all three kingdoms with the same policies. Neither one ruled the kingdom(s) of the other. They never ruled Spain! Each one retained ownership(?) of their respective kingdoms. The kingdoms were not united under one monarch until their grandson, Charles I of Spain, inherited all 3 kingdoms. That occurred in 1516 with the death of Ferdinand II. Ferdinand's death placed all three them under one monarch. That was the beginning of the political entity of Spain as we know it today.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms was created in 13##.
Records of the Three Kingdoms was created in 2##.