Three Kingdoms
Population
After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, serious famine followed in the Central Plains of China. After his coming to power, Dong Zhuo gave full swing to his army to loot and plunder the population, and abduct women into forced marriages, servants or consorts.

Three Kingdoms

Section Title: Population
Table Section Text: After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, serious famine followed in the Central Plains of China. After his coming to power, Dong Zhuo gave full swing to his army to loot and plunder the population, and abduct women into forced marriages, servants or consorts.

Year	Households	Population	Notes

Eastern Han dynasty, 156	10,679,600	56,486,856

Shu Han, 221	200,000	900,000

Shu Han, 263	280,000	1,082,000	At Shu's demise, the population contained 102,000 armed soldiers and 40,000 various officials.

Eastern Wu, 238	520,000	2,567,000

Eastern Wu, 280	530,000	2,535,000	At Wu's demise, the population had 32,000 officials, 230,000 soldiers, and 5,000 imperial concubines.

Cao Wei, 260	663,423	4,432,881

Western Jin dynasty, 280	2,495,804	16,163,863	After reuniting China, the Jin dynasty's population was greatest around this time.

From Zou Jiwan (Chinese: 鄒紀萬), Zhongguo Tongshi – Weijin Nanbeichao Shi 中國通史·魏晉南北朝史, (1992).

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In 280, the Three Kingdoms under the Jin showed a total of 16,163,863 individuals and 56,486,856 individuals in Han.

final_sentence: In 280, the Three Kingdoms under the Jin showed a total of 16,163,863 individuals and 56,486,856 individuals in Han.