Maps related to Rtk are featured on this page. Information from these maps are not totally irrelevant although much of the features, landmarks, terrain have changed over the past 1700 plus years due to weathering, erosion, other acts of nature as well as the rapid urbanisation of China especially the coastal provinces. Presently the maps available here are obtained from Rtk VI and the Rtk chinese comics.

Map of Three Kingdoms -105K
Taken from Rtk VI when the three kingdoms have established. Dark Blue are the cities occupied by Wei. Join them with imaginary boundaries among the border cities and you should get an idea on the size of the Kingdom of Wei. Shu is green while Wu is red. Koei have made these colors the default colors for the different warlords for their Rtk games since Rtk III:

Cao Cao, Cao Pi, Cao Rui
Liu Bei, Liu Chan
Sun Jian, Sun Ce, Sun Quan
Yuan Shao
Dong Zhuo
Liu Yan, Liu Zhang
Liu Biao

Another map of the Three Kingdoms -101K
Another map of the with most of the places mentioned in the novel. The X symbols indicate famous battlefields.

Map of Later Han -69K
Map of China marked out by provinces during that period.

Places Visited by Zhuge Liang -77K
The arrows indicate the places Zhuge Liang has been to.

Battle of Changban Slope -65K
The famous battle at Changban slope where Zhao Yun saved the young master Liu Chan single-handedly amid the encirclement of countless Cao troops.

Battle of Chibi -58K
Chibi, the place where Cao Cao experienced his life's greatest defeat.

Battle at Tong Pass -61K
Tong Pass, seized by Ma Chao as his initial steps to seek revenge against Cao Cao for the death of his father and brothers.

The Attack on Chengdu -72K
Map showing the multi pronged approach taken by the reinforcement troops to join up with Liu Bei's beleaguered forces for a combined assault to capture Chengdu.

Battle at Yangping Pass -119K
Zhang Lu's defending forces managed to maintain a stalemate with Cao Cao's forces that have come to capture Hanzhong for more than fifty days at Yangping Pass.

Battle at Dingjun Mountain -82K
Dingjun Mountain is better known as the place where Huang Zhong slain the top general Xiahou Yuan.

The Battle at Fancheng -101K
Fancheng, the place where Guan Yu tried to capture and the last place he attacked before his life came to an end.