Wei Cities
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Conquered Cities
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Wei Regions
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Locations in Wei
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List of castles, cities, and villages in the state of Wei.
Cities[]
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Dairyou | Dairyou is the royal capital of the state of Wei. | |
| En | En is one of two cities simultaneously captured by the Hi Shin Unit and the Ryuu Koku Army. En city was captured by the Hi Shin Unit during the events of the State of Ai Arc.[1] | ||
| Hoyou | Hoyou is one of two cities simultaneously captured by the Hi Shin Unit and the Ryuu Koku Army. Hoyou city was captured by the Ryuu Koku Army during the events of the State of Ai Arc.[1] | ||
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Keiyou | ||
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Kyou City | Buhaku Castle is a castle situated along Zhao's western front. They are the first castle seen to receive news of Qin's western invasion force departing for Kokuyou. Ri Boku, together with Fu Tei, Kaine, Shun Sui Ju, and Ba Nan Ji, was stationed there when news broke of Qin's invasion.[2] It functions as Ri Boku's headquarters for the beginning of Qin's western Zhao invasion.[3] | |
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Kyuu | Captured by the Kan Ki Army after Mou Gou's passing. The commanders inside were all burned to death. | |
| Moukou Castle | When Qin moves to capture Shintei and defeat Han, Go Hou Mei sends an order to Gaimou at Moukou castle to have his army prepared to move out at a moment's notice, to fight past the Gyoku Hou Army stationed at Rakushi, and to eliminate the Tou Army attacking Shintei.[4] | ||
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Rakushi | Rakushi is a mid-size city that is located on the bank of Yellow River. In 231 B.C. it was conquered by Qin's Gyoku Hou Army to prevent Wei reinforcements to Han as Qin attempted to conquer Han.[5] | |
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Rien | ||
| Shouryou | The city of Shouryou, is located in the northwestern region of Wei. Ryo Fui attacked the city with a 200,000 man army, during Sei Kyou's rebellion as an excuse to let Sei be assassinated. | ||
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Shi City | ||
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Shiyou Castle |
