Map

Three Kingdoms-era locations on a modern base map. Provinces and commanderies will fill in as administrative-boundary polygons get added; for now most rows render as labelled pins at their lat/lng.

Data & tiles: Base map tiles © Esri (World Physical Map) — sources: U.S. National Park Service. A label-free terrain layer with rivers + lakes + ocean bathymetry is used here so modern Chinese roads and place names don't overlay the historical geography. Historical administrative boundaries (where present) derived from the China Historical GIS project (Harvard / Fudan), released under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; individual boundaries are simplified for web display and may not reflect every historical revision. Place lat/lng coordinates are a mix of CHGIS centroids and editorial additions. Era covered: Late Eastern Han through Three Kingdoms (~184–280 AD), with border snapshots drawn primarily from the Eastern Han (~140 AD) and Western Jin (~280 AD) CHGIS layers. See GEO.md in the project repo for the full sourcing methodology.