Shu

For the force that was led by Liu Wuchan pre-capturing Chengdu, see Liu Wuchan's Forces

Following the Battle of Chibi, the power that Liu Wuchan obtained soared after her victory with Sun Jing against the Cao Family. After this, Zhugeshi sought to expand Wuchan's power by capturing Jing from Liu Biao's subordinates after Liu Biao passed away. Liu Wuchan was reluctant at first but ultimately she chose to fight, defeating Jin Xuan and convincing Liu Du to surrender. Zhao Fan joined them but lost Changsha to Sun Jing's Forces. Zhugeshi eventually retook Changsha and solidified Jing under Liu Wuchan.

Next she proposed an attack to YI in the west, which Liu Wuchan forbid, even willing to declare Zhugeshi a traitor if she led this attack. Even when Zhang Song came to Liu Wuchan and begged for her to take Yi Province, she would not budge. It wasn't until Pang Tong led forces into Fu Castle without Wuchan's knowledge and for Pang Tong to die in battle, that Liu Wuchan finally grew her resolve and ambition. She advanced in and captured Chengdu, the people of Yi rejoicing and welcoming her rule over Liu Zhang's.

China became divided into three, Shu with LIu Wuchan. Wei with Cao Xue. And Wu with Sun Fu.

Wuchan soon went on the decline as her previous alliance with Wu went against her favor when Wu and Wei joined forces, seizing Jing and slaying Mi Wan. Liu Wuchan angrily led forces to Yiling against Wu but failed miserably, worse than the Cao Family's defeat at Chibi. After going back on everything she worked for, Liu Wuchan passed away, Liu Weitai becoming the leader of Shu. Zhugeshi supported her.

In 248 AD, Liu Bashi took over as the ruler after Liu Weitai passed away. Zhugeshi acknowledged that she could feel that there wasn't much time left in her life to fulfill Wuchan's dreams. Zhugeshi used this chance to build up a new generation of warriors and strategists that would serve Shu to help fulfill this dream. During an invasion against Wei in 249 AD, Zhugeshi finally passed on. Shu was said to quickly decline here after.

Many officers took over the lead of Shu afterwards but could not uphold the task they were left. The forces of Wei led by officers such as Tong Taijing, Sima Su, Gao Song, and many others overcame them, and Shu fell with Liu Bashi surrendering in 262 AD.

Rulers

 * Liu Wuchan (222 AD - 239 AD)
 * Liu Weitai (239 AD - 252 AD)
 * Liu Bashi (252 AD - 262 AD)

Ladies

 * Mishi - Sister to Mi Zhu.
 * Zhugeshi - The main strategist of Shu.
 * Zhou Yin - One of Zhugeshi's successors. Served under Liu Weitai when Zhugeshi stepped down.
 * Yu Que - One of Zhugeshi's prodigy. Served under Liu Weitai and Liu Bashi. Married Ma Su.
 * Yu Yun - Ma Liang's prodigy. Served as Shu's strategist from Liu Bashi's rule till Shu's fall.
 * Li Li, Mei Mei, and Luo Luo - A trio of triplets that served under Mi Wan.
 * Feng Lian - Former officer in Cao Cao's Forces.
 * Zhang Wu - Sister of Zhang Ki.
 * Han Xiyang - Wife of Jin Wei.
 * Gongsunji - Daughter of Gongsun Zan.
 * Zhao Lei - Former officer under Gongsun Zan.
 * Zhang Diao - Former concubine of Liu Zhang.
 * Ganshi - A woman who is said to have had an affair with Liu Wuchan.
 * Long Hai - Wife of Yan Zeng. Originally the daughter of a Wei official.
 * Liu Song - Relative of Liu Wuchan.
 * Ma Yunlu - Daughter of Ma Teng. Joined Shu after being driven from Xiliang by Cao Xue.
 * Ma Yun Yuan - Younger sister of Ma Yunlu.
 * Faliang - Officer of Shu. Wife of Ma Qi.
 * Huang Xiaoyu - Formerly an assassin sent to kill Zhugeshi, but joined with her instead.
 * Zhang Song - Officer under Liu Zhang. Requested and begged Liu Wuchan to take over Yi.
 * Jue Xing - Mi Wan's concubine.
 * Yang Luo - Former member of the Xiliang Alliance. Married Zhao Tong.
 * Ji Song -
 * Ying Tao -
 * Za Fashi - One of the leaders of the tribal forces in Nan Zhong.
 * Huang Jibang - A member of the tribal forces in Nan Zhong.
 * Zhou I -
 * Song Ao - An officer under Hanhui who sought refuge with Liu Zhang. Became Jin Wei's concubine.
 * Guanji - A general of Shu. Sister to Gao JIn and wife of Liu Jing.
 * Ha Fao -
 * Luzhi -
 * Zhangshi - Liu Weitai's sworn sister.
 * Cu Juyun -
 * Guang Qiao - A general of Shu who guarded the south. She was executed because of the people's outcry.
 * Bai Fei -
 * Cheng Tai -
 * Li Juo -

Advisers

 * Chen Deng
 * Chen Qing
 * Chen Zhen
 * Deng Zhi
 * Fei Yi
 * Hong Jun
 * Jian Yong
 * Jiang Ge
 * Jiang Wan
 * Jing Wan
 * Long Mao
 * Liu Qi
 * Lu Bing
 * Lu Zhi
 * Ma Liang
 * Ma Su
 * Mi Zhu
 * Niu Xu
 * Pang Tong
 * Song Jing
 * Sun Qian
 * Wang Fu
 * Wong Ge
 * Xang Ming
 * Xiang Ming
 * Xou Fu
 * Yan Chao
 * Yang Hong
 * Yang Jian
 * Yi Ji
 * Yu Jing
 * Yu Que
 * Yu Yun
 * Zhong Xiu
 * Zhou Yin
 * Zhugeshi

Generals

 * Bu Wushe
 * Chen Dao
 * Chen Yui
 * Cheng Tai
 * Cu Juyun
 * Dongji Guang
 * Duo Dongji
 * Ehe (for a time)
 * Fa Nang
 * Fanyachang (for a time)
 * Fanyanchang (for a time)
 * Fan Hao
 * Fei Guan
 * Feng Lian
 * Fu Jun
 * Fu Shiren
 * Gao Jin
 * Gongsunji
 * Guanji
 * Guang Qiao
 * Ha Fao
 * Han Qou
 * Han Wo
 * Hang Zheng
 * Hao Xing
 * Hao Xong
 * He Hui
 * He Jiao
 * He Xiao
 * Hong Xing
 * Hou Kuang
 * Hu Ji
 * Huaman
 * Huang Xiaoyu
 * Huo Jun
 * Jin Wei
 * Ju Jao
 * Jue Xing
 * King Midang (for a time)
 * Lao Feng
 * Lei Tong
 * Li Hui
 * Li Juo
 * Li Yan
 * Liao Hua
 * Liu Jing
 * Liu Song
 * Liu PI
 * Long Xiu
 * Lu Hua
 * Lui Ren
 * Ma Fang
 * Ma Jing
 * Ma Miao
 * Ma Ming
 * Ma Qi
 * Ma Qiu
 * Ma Tie
 * Ma Yunlu
 * Ma Yun Yuan
 * Mi Sou
 * Mi Fang
 * Mi Wan
 * Nu Fulou
 * Pang Yi
 * Pu Jian
 * Ru Jong
 * Ru Xing
 * Shamoke
 * Shaoge (for a time)
 * Song Kang
 * Tongpoyao
 * Tong Qing
 * Wang Kai
 * Wang Ping
 * Wang Tao
 * Wang Yue
 * Wu Ban
 * Wu Lan
 * Wu Yi
 * Xang Ong
 * Xao Ong
 * Xishi
 * Xi Bei
 * Yan Yan
 * Yan Zeng
 * Yang Luo
 * Yong Qian
 * Yu Jun
 * Za Fashi
 * Zhangshi
 * Zhang Ki
 * Zhang Qui
 * Zhang Yi
 * Zhao Lei
 * Zhao Tong
 * Zhou Ben
 * Zhou I
 * Zhu Xiu