Chinese traditions of state administration and the great silk road of the three kingdoms era (based on the materials of Fu Xuan's "Fu-zi" treatise)

The article is based on the author’s selected translations from the official chronicle of «Jin shu» and the treatise of a Western Jin statesman, progressive intellectual and historian named Fu Xuan (217-278 AD) “Fu-zi” (“The treatise of the tutor Fu”). The article briefly considers the life of Fu Xuan and his views on the state administration principles which, to some extent, helped the Western Jin monarchs unite all the lands of the Celestial Empire and, thus, had a significant influence on the development of the traditional Chinese statehood and development of the medieval foreign policy foundations in relation to the neighboring states, including the rebuilding of the Great Silk Road after the collapse of the centralized empire Late Han.