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... The victory at the battle of Chibi by the ally of Shu and Wu stopped the the Wei kingdom to ever unite China and stop the Wei from ending the dynasty of Han at the time, but it did not stop the Wei kingdom’s ruler from killing the Han emperor and ending the Han dynasty in 220 A. ...
After beating the Shu kingdom out of it’s territory, the Wei kingdom lead by Cai Cai continued to advance and decided to overtake the Wu kingdom from warring at Chibi. Chibi lies on the west end of Yangtze river. Because of this news, the Shu Kingdom’s ruler Liu Bei decided to persuade the Wu to battle with the Wei instead of surrendering. A scholar and the adviser of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, considered the best scholar and adviser at the time was sent to persuade the ruler of Wu, Sun Quan to battle with Wei at Chibi. Zhuge Liang went to Wu and indeed, his plan of persuading Wu to battle with Wei worked even with all the discouragement to fight by most of the Wu scholars. ... Zhou Yu was appointed the commander of chief for the Wu during the battle. ... From the chain scheme carried by Pang Tong, a man who had a similar talent compare to Zhuge Liang, successfully tricked the Wei into chaining their battle ships all together.
Approximate Word count = 1037
Approximate Pages = 4.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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