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201 — China: Battle of Cangting / Japan: The Nagata Shrine, Hirota Shrine and Ikuta Shrine, the oldest surviving Shinto shrines in Japan, are founded by the legendary Empress Jingū
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| KoreaThree Kingdoms of Korea 57 BC–660 | ChinaHan dynasty 206 BC–220 | JapanYayoi period 300 BC–250 | United States |
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- No events recorded for this year
- 199수로왕 사망함, 금관가야 제2대 국왕 거등왕 즉위
| - 199Battle of Yijing
- 199Yuan Shu dies
- 199袁紹消滅了公孫瓚的勢力。
- 200Battle of Guandu
- 200Battle of Yan Ford
- 200Zheng Xuan dies
- 200曹操於官渡之戰擊敗袁紹軍。
- 200Sun Ce dies and is succeeded by his brother Sun Quan
- 202Battle of Liyang
- 202Yuan Shao dies and is succeeded by his younger son Yuan Shang
- 203Cao Cao's campaigns to unify northern China begin
| - The Nagata Shrine, Hirota Shrine and Ikuta Shrine, the oldest surviving Shinto shrines in Japan, are founded by the legendary Empress Jingū.
| covered from 1607 |