History of Asia and Asia The Three Kingdoms period for the marginal Sangokushi non-Han Dynasty

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Outside Sangokushi : The period of the Three Kingdoms, in which China was divided into Cao Wei, Sun Wu and Shu Han after the collapse of the unification that lasted nearly 450 years from the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty to the Emperor Xian of Han of the Later Han Dynasty, followed by the period of the Two Jin and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, was one of the most divisive periods in Chinese history. The political division that lasted for nearly 300 years had various effects not only on the inner part of the Chinese world, but also on the outer part of the Chinese world, namely, on the Northern and Southern Dynasties. One power took advantage of this situation to strengthen relations with the Chinese Dynasty, and the Chinese Dynasty also became active in strengthening relations with the surrounding powers. The envoys to Cao Wei by Wa-o Himiko and the envoys to the Southern Court by the five kings of Wa were also sent during this period. However, not all the surrounding powers survived this period of division. This book takes up Wukan, Yamakoshi, Genpi, Goguryeo,?, Seinan Yi, Kushan Dynasty, and Wa among the non-Han people in the Three Kingdoms period, and considers the Three Kingdoms period for each while reading history books represented by 『 Sangokushi 』.