Liu Bei: Evony’s New Barracks Duty General from China

Liu Bei, the founding emperor of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms era, is now a strong contender for the barracks duty role in Evony. Previously, Jiang Ziya held the title of the best barracks officer—but does Liu Bei surpass him? This article introduces Liu Bei’s historical background and compares their max-level attributes to help you decide which general is better suited for your army.


Historical Background: The Rise of Liu Bei

In the final days of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei rose from humble origins as a descendant of King Jing of Zhongshan. Known for his loyalty and leadership, he forged alliances with heroes across the realm.

In 208 AD, during the Battle of Red Cliff, Liu Bei faced overwhelming odds. Through cunning and a fiery naval assault, he helped secure a legendary victory that reshaped the power dynamics of the era. His brilliance and courage became legendary.

In 221 AD, Liu Bei declared himself emperor of Shu Han—rising from wandering noble to sovereign ruler, a symbol of strategy, righteousness, and resilience still admired today.

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