During the Three Kingdoms period, wars were frequent. Are there any areas that have never been affected by war?

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the country split, with Wei established by Cao Pi, Shu established by Wu and Liu Bei as the main countries. The three countries fought for political power for several years, which was the famous Three Kingdoms period in history. During the Three Kingdoms period, all parts of the country suffered from war and the people were miserable, but not the whole country was devastated by war. Guangdong, Fujian and Hainan, which were relatively sparsely populated at that time, were relatively peaceful during the troubled Three Kingdoms period.

Guangdong, Fujian and Hainan were not important places to compete at that time. These three places are remote and face the sea. In ancient times, coastal areas were very poor areas with a low level of economic development. People along the coast mainly fish, and there is no richness in the Central Plains. Most of the mortals exiled by the imperial court were exiled to these places.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the land plundered by the monarch was mainly in the Central Plains, where it experienced prosperity, high terrain and rich resources. Shu, located in the center of the Central Plains, is everyone's goal, and it is also the place devastated by the war. The main forces of various regimes are striving to seize the sovereignty of the Central Plains, so naturally they have no time to go to remote and desolate places like Guangdong, Fujian and Hainan. Moreover, according to historical records, during the Three Kingdoms period, wars continued, and people moved their families one after another, among which Fujian and Guangdong were the most visited places.

During the Three Kingdoms period, in addition to the Central Plains, there were also northern areas in the war zone, and warlords often scuffled. Not only during the Three Kingdoms period, the most famous Anshi Rebellion in history also started in the north, but there were few major upheavals in the south. Because the north belongs to the border areas of the country, riots often occur, while the south is in the mainland, which has always been a relatively peaceful area, resulting in a gentle and peace-loving southerner with less riots, so the southernmost coastal areas such as Guangdong and Fujian during the Three Kingdoms period are relatively stable places.