Qixingguan: On Qixing Mountain in the southwest of Bijie, Guizhou, Zhuge Liang's flag is spread.
Jiujiang County: Governing Shouchun. Jurisdiction over the area north of Chaohu Lake in Huainan, Anhui Province, Wei changed to Huainan County.
Xiapi: The country name (the nature of the country is the same as that of the county, and the chief executive calls it township) is located in the northwest of Suining, Jiangsu Province, and governs parts of northern Jiangsu and Anhui.
Shang Jun: Governing land is pumice, which is in the southeast of Yulin, Shaanxi Province.
Shangdang County: Located in Huguan, it governs the southeast of Shanxi.
Shang Yong County: Founded in the late Han Dynasty, it is located in Shang Yong, southwest of Zhushan, Hubei.
Shanyang County: In the east of Jiaozuo, Henan Province, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty was abolished as a public place, that is, this place.
Shanyang County: Northwest of Jinxiang County, Shandong Province.
Guangling county: located in the northwest of Yangzhou today, it was under the jurisdiction of Xuzhou at that time.
Xiao Pei: another name for Pei County.
Yiyang County: Southeast of Zaoyang City, Hubei Province.
Meridian Road: It starts from Ling Du in the southeast of Chang 'an, crosses the Qinling Mountains and reaches Hanzhong, and the south entrance is in Ankang today.
Tianshui County: Located in Jixian County, southeast of Gangu, Gansu Province. The Eastern Han Dynasty was called Hanyang County, and Wei changed the water another day.
Wuyuan County: The governing place is Jiuyuan, now northwest of Baotou, Inner Mongolia, and Lu Bu is a Wuyuan native.
Wuzhangyuan: in the south of Qishan County, Shaanxi Province, west of Xiegukou.
Taiyuan County: Jinyang is the seat of the government, which is the southwest of Taiyuan City today.
Zhongshan: the county of Han Dynasty, where Lunu (now Dingxian County, Hebei Province) ruled.
Nagasaka: In the northeast of Dangyang, Hubei Province today.
Changsha County: It was in Linxiang, which is now Linxiang, Hunan.
Wulin: The place where Sun Liu broke Cao Cao is now the Wulin Collection on the north bank of the southeast Yangtze River in Honghu County, Hubei Province.
Badong County: Liu Zhang was set up to cure fish in the late Han Dynasty, that is, Fengjie East in Sichuan today.
Ba County: The former Ba County was divided into three parts during the reign of Liu Zhang, namely, Badong, Brazil and Ba County. Brazil ruled Langzhong (now Langzhong) and Ba County ruled Jiangzhou (now Chongqing).
Zuo Fengyi: In the Han Dynasty, Jing, Zuo Fengyi and You Fufeng were called the three assistants, that is, the areas around the capital were managed by three local officials respectively. Zuo Fengyi and You Fufeng are both official names and administrative names. Wei changed Fengyi County, ruled Linjin, and now Dali, Shaanxi Province.
You Fufeng: See the previous article. Wei changed Fufeng County to rule, and now it is southeast of Xingping, Shaanxi Province.
Right Beiping: Zhipinggang is in the southwest of Lingyuan, Liaoning. Gongsun Zan once led this county.
Long Bian: Today, in the east of Hanoi, Vietnam, on the north bank of Tiande River, it is the county seat of Jiaozhou and Jiaodian.
Plain: Sometimes it is called a county, sometimes it changes the country, and all the places are in the southwest of Plain County.
Dongping country: no salt, that is, Dongping, Shandong today.
East County: governs Luxi and Northeast Henan, and Puyang (now Puyang West, Henan).
Dongguan County: Founded in the late Han Dynasty, it is now located in the northeast of Yishui County, Shandong Province.
Donghai County: Tan Zhi (now north of Tancheng, Shandong Province), where Tao Qian was ruled by Xuzhou and later moved to Pengcheng.
Beidi County: Zhifuping, now southwest of Wuzhong, Ningxia.
Beihai County: Sometimes called the country, it governs Ling Ying, and now it is in the southeast of Changle County.
Lu: This is now xifengkou, Hebei Province.
Dai Jun: Zhi Dai County, southwest of Yuxian County, Hebei Province.
Baima: In today's hua county, Hebei Province, it is located on the south bank of the Yellow River, opposite to Liyangjin on the north bank.
Baidicheng: It is located on Bai Di Mountain in Fengjie, Sichuan. It was built by Gongsun Shu in the Eastern Han Dynasty. He thought he was Bai Di, so he named it.
Hanzhong county, governing Nanzheng (now Shaanxi Han Middle East).
Yongchang County: governs Dali, Yunnan, west of Ailao Mountain, not Wei, that is, northeast of Baoshan, Yunnan.
Hongnong county: Zhi hongnong county, namely Guhan Valley Pass, is located in the north of Lingbao, Henan Province. It governs the south of the Yellow River and the west of Yiyang.
Liaodong County: Governing Xiangping, that is, Liaoyang today.
Liaoxi County: Governing Yangyang Music, that is, west of Yixian County in Liaoning Province today.
West County: Zhuge Liang made his first Northern Expedition and was stationed in the southwest of Tianshui, Gansu.
Xihe County: Xihe County in Han Dynasty, which governs the eastern part of Yikezhao League in Inner Mongolia and the western part of Shanxi. Zhi Zhi, today's Fenyang.
Yangzhou: Han Yangzhou includes Jiangnan in Jiangsu, south of Huaihe River in Anhui and Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi provinces. In the Three Kingdoms, Wei and Wu each had Yangzhou, Wu Yangzhou ruled Jianye, and Wei Yangzhou ruled Shouchun.
Yiling: In the southeast of Yichang City, Hubei Province. After Wu changed to Xiling, Jin changed to Yiling.
Huarong: Southwest of Qianjiang City, Hubei Province.
Yanjin: Now Yanjin, Henan, is in the south of the Yellow River. The ferry from the northeast to hua county is also called.
Hepu County: Governance Hepu, in the northeast of Hepu, Guangxi.
Huiji County: governs Yin San, that is, Shaoxing today, and governs Zhejiang and the south of Qiantang River in Fujian. Wu Hou has increased the number of counties such as Linhai and Jian 'an, and reduced its jurisdiction.
Jiaozhou: During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jiaozhou ruled Panyu, which is now Guangzhou, and governed Guangdong, Guangxi and northern Vietnam. Wu divided Jiaozhou into Jiaozhou and Guangzhou, Guangzhou ruled Panyu, Jiaozhou ruled Dragon (in present-day Hanoi, Vietnam), Jiaozhou ruled Leizhou Peninsula and Qinzhou in present-day northern Vietnam and Guangdong.
Qixian County: Administering Linzi (now Linzi, Shandong Province).
Zhu Ya County: The Wu family of Sun established and ruled Xuwen. Today, in the west of xuwen county, Leizhou Peninsula, Hainan Island is called Zhuyazhou.
Bingzhou: The Eastern Han Dynasty and Jinyang, Wei Zhi, governed most of Shanxi and one Inner Mongolia and one Hebei.
Micang Road: the road from Hanzhong along Lianshui Valley Road and Bajiang Valley Road to Bazhong, Sichuan.
Jiangxia County: the security place of Han Dynasty (now Yunmeng, Hubei Province), under the jurisdiction of a part of Henan Province and a part of Hubei Province. In the Three Kingdoms, Wei and Wu each had Jiangxia, Wei was in the southwest of Yunmeng (now) and slaughtered Wu Wuchang (now).
Jiangzhou: that is, the north bank of Jialing River in Chongqing.
Sishui Pass: In today's Sishui Town, Xingyang, Henan Province, that is, Hulao Pass, the name of one pass and two passes was mistaken for two passes in Romance.
Runan County: Governing Shangcai, that is, the northwest of Shangcai today.
Anding County: Administering Lin Jing, now the northeast of Gansu Town.
Qishan: In the northeast of Lixian County, Gansu Province.
Yangguan: near the antique beach in the southwest of Dunhuang, Gansu.
Yangpingguan: Hanyang Guanping is located at the junction of Baima River and Hanshui River in Mianxian County, Shaanxi Province, and Han Shu Yangpingguan is located in the south of Hanyang Guanping, which is now better than the northwest.
Yin Ping County: It was established when Cao Cao ruled Yin Ping (now northwest of Wenxian County, Gansu Province), and was later occupied by Shu Han. The road that Deng Ai took to destroy Shu refers to the road from the county to Chengdu through Minshan Mountains, Pingwu and Jiangyou in Sichuan.
Maicheng: Today, between Qushui and Zhangshui in the southeast of Dangyang, Hubei.
Zhao: that is, Handan county, which governs Handan.
Cangwu County: governs Guangxin (now Wuzhou, Guangxi) and parts of Wuzhou, Hunan and Guangdong.
Chibi: It is generally considered to be Chibi Mountain in the northwest of Puyi in Hubei Province and Chibi Mountain in the south of Wuhan. Su Dongpo mistakenly recorded Huanggang Chibi in Hubei as Chibi, also known as Dongpo Chibi.
Ye: Now it is in the southwest of Linzhang County, Hebei Province. It is the seat of Jizhou and Wei Jun.
Wu Jun: It governs Wu Jun (now Suzhou), southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang, including Hangzhou.
Lujiang County: Shucheng, southwest of Lujiang County, Anhui Province.
Luling County: Sun Cenian established Luling County (now Taihe, Jiangxi).
Guo Pei: Magistrate of a county, in today's Anhui, is a different concept from Pei County, namely Xiao Pei.
Wenshan County: Zhijiang, in the north of Mao Wen Qiang Autonomous County, Sichuan.
Lukou: that is, Puyikou and Pujikou, where land and water enter the Yangtze River and Lu Su and Monroe station troops.
Longxi County: Governing Drip Road, now south of Lintao in Gansu, moved by Wei, now Longxi.
Chen Cang: It's in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province.
Chen Guo: Xian Di was changed to Chen County, which is now Huaiyang.
Chen: Zhi Chen is now in Chenliucheng, southeast of Kaifeng.
Zhaoling County: Wu began to establish and manage Zhaoling, which is now Shaoyang, Hunan. Jin changed Shaoling County to avoid it.
Qingzhou: It governs a small part of northeastern Shandong and Hebei, and Linzi.
Qingxi: Wu is building a canal in the southeast of Jianye City, and enters Qinhuai River from the southwest of Zhongshan City through this city.
Wuxiang: Zhuge Liang is the head of the township, in the northeast of Hanzhong.
Wuchang: Formerly known as Hubei County, now Sun Yicheng, Hubei Province, Sun Quan changed from time to time.
Wuwei County: Administering ancient Tibet, now Wuwei, Gansu.
Wudu County: Differentiating Dao under the rule is in the west of Chengxian County in Gansu Province today.
Wuling County: governs the Forest Garden (now Changde West, Hunan Province), southwestern Hubei, western Hunan and Guizhou and Guangxi.
Yulin County: Bu Zhi Mountain is located in the west of Guiping City, Guangxi. It rules most parts of Guangxi today.
Mangdang Mountain: Located in the northeast of yongcheng city, Henan Province, it is divided into Mangdang Mountain and Dangshan Mountain, where Zhang Fei once became an outlaw in the romance.
Changyi County: Hanyang County or Guoyu County and Shanyang County are the same concept, which governs Changyi and is located in the southeast of Juye, Shandong Province. Shanyang County and the abandoned Shanyang County in Xian Di are not the same concept.
Changli County: Established in Wei Dynasty, it governs Changli (now Yixian County, Liaoning Province).
Jincheng County: governs the western part of Lanzhou, Gansu Province and a part of Qinghai Province, and governs Wu Yun (northwest of Yongjing, Gansu Province). Jincheng County in Han Dynasty refers to Lanzhou, but it is not under the jurisdiction of Jincheng County.
Capital: Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, where Sun Quan moved from Wu. The Eastern Jin Dynasty began to change its name to Jingkou.
Yanzhou: governs southwest Shandong and east Hebei, and governs Changyi.
Hanoi County: governs the northwest of Henan Province, Huai County, and is in the southwest of Wudu, Henan Province.
Hedong County: Governing the southwest of Shanxi Province today, and governing Puban, Guan Yu is a native of Hedong.
Hejian county: sometimes it is a country. In-line City, now southeast of xian county, Hebei Province.
Henan County: Ruling Luoyang. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the monarch was called Henan Yin.
Lushui: the lower reaches of Yalong River, where Jinsha River meets Yalong River.
Nozzle: Also known as choke. After Battle of Red Cliffs, Sourbet was stationed here. To the north of Hubei Gongan, ancient oil enters the Yangtze River estuary.
Dingxiang County: governs Inner Mongolia and northwest Linger.
Guandu: It's in the northeast of zhongmou county.
Fangling County: Fangling County in the Eastern Han Dynasty was changed to Xincheng County in Wei Dynasty, which ruled Fangling County, which is now Fangxian County in Hubei Province.
Jianye: Nanjing today.
Jianning County: Originally known as Yizhou County, Liu Bei changed it to govern the county (now Qujing, Yunnan).
Jian 'an County: Sun and Wu set up a meeting, and Zhejiang and Fujian began to divide and rule. Governance Jian' an, now Fujian Jian' ou.
Shixing County: Sun Wu set up Guiyang County, which governs Qujiang, in the south of Shaoguan, Guangdong.
Shi 'an County: Sun Wu set up Lingling County, and Shi 'an ruled Guilin, Guangxi.
Tuzhong: Jiang Wei stationed troops in the west of Zhouqu, Gansu and the south of Min County.
Chengyang County: Governing Juxian County, which is now Juxian County, Shandong Province.
Jingzhou: governs Hubei, Hunan, Henan, Guizhou and Guangdong. Hanshou was originally ruled by Liu Biao in Changde, Hunan, and Xiangyang was ruled by Liu Biao. Later, Wu Wei ruled Jiangling and Wei ruled Xiangyang.
Bohai County: Governing Nanpi, now northeast of Nanpi, Hebei Province. Jurisdiction over Tianjin, Hebei and Shandong.
Nanyang County: Governing Wancheng.
Nanjun: Governing Jiangling, Sun Wu once moved to public security.
Xingyang County: Cao Wei began to set up, and Dong Zhuo did not have Xingyang County in fashion, let alone the name of Xingyang House.
Zhaojun: Administering Handan, in the territory of Hebei today.
Linchuan County: Sun Wu established Linchuan County in Zhang Yu County, Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, which governs Cheng Nan, which is now southeast of Chengnan, Jiangxi Province.
Lin Yu: Also known as Chongqing Pass, today's Shanhaiguan Pass.
Youzhou: governs northern Hebei, most of Liaoning, Beijing, Tianjin, north of Haihe River and southwest of Beijing.
Xindu County, also known as Guang Chuan Prefecture, is located in the southwest of Xingtai City, Hebei Province.
Yin Ji County: Governing Dingtao (now northwest of Dingtao)
Jinan County: governs Dongping Mausoleum, namely Zhangqiu West, Shandong Province, and moved to Licheng (now Jinan).
Taishan County: Zhi Gao Feng is located in the northeast of Tai 'an City.
Guiyang County: Zhibin County, today's Binzhou, Hunan, governs southern Hunan and northern Guangdong.
Changshan county: rule the truth, that is, Zhengding, Hebei Province today.
Xiakou: the place where the Han River flows into the Yangtze River, also known as Hankou, Miankou and Lukou. Sun Wu built Xiakou City on Snake Mountain.
Chai Sang: Today, in the southwest of Jiujiang, Battle of Red Cliffs's former Sun Quan is stationed in Chai Sang, and the administrative office is still in Wu, with Chai Sang as the temporary headquarters.
Xiaoyaojin: It's in the northeast of Hefei.
Xuzhou: Governing Tancheng, in today's Shandong, Cao Wei moved to Pengcheng.
Jiaodong County: Sometimes it is the country that governs Jimo, in the southeast of Pingdu, Shandong Province.
Levin County: Zhili Levin, which is now Levin in Hebei Province. Shi Li, who claimed to be a "Levin drinker" in the early Western Han Dynasty, was a Levin, who lived in Henan today and had nothing to do with Levin County.
Yizhou: governs a small part of Sichuan, Gansu in southern Shaanxi, northwest Hubei and most of Yunnan and Guizhou. Ada moved from Mianzhu (now the northeast of Deyang) to Chengdu when he first ruled the pheasant (now the north of Guanghan).
Yizhou County: Managing Dianchi Lake, Yizhou County and Yizhou are two concepts in the eastern part of Jinning, Yunnan today. Shu Han changed to Jianning County.
Liangzhou: governs Ningxia, Gansu and parts of Qinghai, Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia. Longxian County, Ceng Zhi (now Sol Zhang, Gansu Province), and Cao Wei moved to ancient Tibet (now Wuwei).
Evil country: Governing Kaiyang, that is, Zhucheng in Shandong Province today, Zhuge Liang is an evil person.
Zitong County: Before Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, Guanghan County was designated as Zitong County, which was under the jurisdiction of Zitong, which is now Zitong, Sichuan.
Xiegu Road: Praise water originating from Taibai Mountain in Qinling Mountains flows south into Hanshui River, and oblique water flows north into Weishui River. The roads opened by these two valleys are called Baohe Xiegu Road, and the north entrance of Xiegu is in the southwest of Meixian County, Shaanxi Province.
Qinghe Prefecture: Zhiganling is located in Linqing East, Shandong Province.
Zhuo Jun: Administering Zhuoxian County, which is now Zhuoxian County in Hebei Province.
Huaiyang County: governs Wanqiu, which is now Huaiyang, Henan Province.
Huainan Prefecture: governs Shouchun (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province) and the area south of Huaihe River in Anhui Province.
Yuyang County: Administering Yuyang lies in the southwest of Miyun in Beijing today.
Fuling County: Governing Fuling (now Pengshui, Sichuan), Liu Bei began to set up.
Guo Liang: Ruled Luoyang (now south of Shangqiu, Henan).
Boling County: Administering Boling County (now Lixian County, Hebei Province), which was abandoned at the end of Jian 'an. Cao Wei changed Boling County to Bolu County.
Wang Bo: In the southwest of Fangcheng County, Henan Province.
Jiayin: In the southwest of Guangyuan, Sichuan, Shu Han was changed to Hanshou.
Building wei county: Administering Wuyang (now Pengshan, Sichuan), one in southern Sichuan and one in Guizhou, Yunnan.
Jieting: It is in the southeast of Zhuanglang, Gansu.
Yingchuan County: governs Yuzhong and Yangzhai (now Yuxian County, Henan Province).
Lu Jun: Lu Zhi County (now Qufu).
Dunhuang County: Governing Dunhuang County, in the west of Dunhuang today.
Wei Qiao: In the Han Dynasty, there was Wei Qiao near Chang 'an, the middle Wei Qiao was ten kilometers east of Xianyang today, the East Wei Bridge was at the place where Bashui entered Weishui, and the West Wei Bridge was south of Xianyang today.
Lingling county: governs southern Hunan and northern Guangxi, and governs the whole mausoleum, which is now Lingling, Hunan. Lingling county at that time was in Quanzhou, Guangxi.
Shu County: governs Chengdu, with Songpan in the north and Yibin in the south.
Yongzhou: Established at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Wei is in charge of today's central Shaanxi, southeastern Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai.
Poyang County: At the end of the Han Dynasty, Sun Quan set up Poyang County, which is now Poyang, Jiangxi.
Qiaoxian County: At the end of Jian 'an, Cao Cao established Qiaoxian County in Guo Pei, which governs Qiaoxian County, which is now Bozhou City, Anhui Province. Cao Cao is from Qiao County.
Li: In the east of Xunxian County, Henan Province, it is an important ferry on the north bank of the ancient Yellow River, and the south bank is opposite to Baimajin.
Zhangyu County: governs Nanchang (now Nanchang). Its original jurisdiction was roughly equivalent to that of Jiangxi Province. Later, Sun Wu was divided into several counties, and its jurisdiction was reduced.
Jizhou: governs Ye (now southwest of Linzhang, Hebei Province), and governs central and southern Hebei and a small part of Shandong and Henan.
Xiang Ping: In today's Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province.
Xiangyang county: governs Xiangyang, which is now Xiangyang, Henan.
Counties in the Three Kingdoms Period
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Name of prison area in Han dynasty. Also known as the Ministry. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were thirteen states in China, and the number of counties under the jurisdiction of each state varied. Every state has a secretariat or state shepherd to inspect county, state, county officials and local strongmen, correct lawlessness and impeach corrupt officials. In the fifth year of Zhong Ping in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Ling chose the imperial court as the state shepherd. Since then, the state has gradually become an administrative region, and the state shepherd has also become a permanent military and political chief. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, each state set up animal husbandry or secretariat, depending on the importance of the capital.
Li Si county
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Also known as Captain Li Si's Department. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it governed seven counties and 106 counties. Governance, that is, the seat of the state administration, is located in Luoyang County. Luoyang Old Town is located in the northeast of Luoyang City, Henan Province. Li Sifu's jurisdiction is equivalent to southern Hebei, northern Henan, southern Shaanxi and Weihe Plain in Shaanxi.
Qingzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Administer counties, townships, eleven counties and sixty-five. Linzi County, where the city is located, is located in the north of Linzi, Zibo City. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to the northern area east of Nanlin in Shandong today.
Youzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, countries and counties. Jixian county is located in the southwest of Daxing county in Beijing today. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to Beijing, northern Hebei, southern Liaoning and northwestern Korea.
Xuzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, townships, five counties and sixty-two counties. Yong County, in today's Dingdu County, Shandong Province. At the end of Han Dynasty, Pi moved to the east of Pi County, Jiangsu Province. The Three Kingdoms Cao Wei moved the capital to Pengcheng, which is now Xuzhou, Jiangsu. The jurisdiction is equivalent to the north of the Yangtze River in Jiangsu and the south of Shandong.
Jizhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, nine countries and hundreds of counties. Yexian County is located in the southwest of Linzhang County, Hebei Province. The Three Kingdoms Cao Wei moved the capital to Xindu County, now Hebei Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to central and southern Hebei, western Shandong and northern Henan.
Jingzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It governs 7 counties 1 17 counties. Hanshou County is located in the northern part of Hanshou County in Hunan Province. At the end of Han Dynasty, Xiangyang County moved to Xiangfan City, Hubei Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to most of Hubei and Hunan, and a small part of Henan, Guizhou, Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.
Yangzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, six countries and ninety-two counties. Li Yang, who is now in Shexian County, Anhui Province. At the end of Han Dynasty, Shouchun moved to Shouxian County, Anhui Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to the south of Huaihe River in Anhui and the Yangtze River in Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces, eastern Hubei and southeastern Henan.
Yanzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, countries and counties. Changyi County is located in the northwest of Jinxiang County, Shandong Province. The jurisdiction is equivalent to the southwest of Shandong and the east of Henan.
Yuzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, six countries and ninety-seven counties. Governing qiaocheng county is in Bozhou, Anhui province today. The jurisdiction is equivalent to the north of Huaihe River, the east of Funiu Mountain, the east of Henan and the north of Anhui.
Liangzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, countries and counties. Longxian County, now Zhangjiachuan Hui Autonomous County in Gansu Province. The Three Kingdoms camp moved Wei to Guzang County, now Wuwei County, Gansu Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to Gansu, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Huangshui River Basin in Qinghai and western Shaanxi.
Yizhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over counties, countries and counties. Zhi Luo County is in Guanghan, Sichuan today. At the end of the Han Dynasty, it moved to Chengdu, which is now Chengdu, Sichuan. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to most of Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou, and a small part of Shaanxi, Gansu and Hubei.
Bingzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jurisdiction over nine counties and ninety-eight counties. Jinyang is located in the southwest of Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to parts of Shanxi, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hebei and Shaanxi.
Jiaozhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. County seven, Cangtai sixteen. Zhisuolong substation is located in the north of Hanoi, Vietnam today. Sun Wu of the Three Kingdoms moved to Panyu, now Guangzhou, Guangdong. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to most of Guangdong, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and parts of Vietnam.
Yongzhou
Title of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the first year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was divided into Liangzhou and Sanfu areas. Jurisdiction over the ninth county. Chang 'an, the seat of the government, is located in the northwest of Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to the present central Shaanxi, southeastern Gansu, southern Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and a part south of the Yellow River in Qinghai.
Xizhou
Namely Liangzhou. Because it is located in the west of the Central Plains, it is called Xizhou.
Jingxiang Jiujun
Jingzhou. Jingzhou used to be ruled by Xiangyang, so it is commensurate with this. At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jingzhou was divided into seven counties, and then Xiangyang and Zhang Ling counties were added.
Nine counties and forty-two States
Refers to Jingzhou. Press: It should be nine counties and forty-two counties. The county under the jurisdiction of Jingzhou in Eastern Han Dynasty was 1 17. Forty-two is actually the number of counties under the jurisdiction of Nanyang, Jiangxia and Xiangyang.
Jiangdong Bashiyizhou
The six counties in Jiangdong are actually 92 counties.
Guangzhou
State name. Wu Dong Square. Jurisdiction over ten counties and countries. Panyu is located in the south of Guangzhou, Guangdong. The jurisdiction is equivalent to Guangdong and Guangxi today.
Caipo
Namely Cai Zhou and Yingchuan. Press: Cai Zhou, the land of runan county in Han Dynasty, was located in Cai Zhou in Sui Dynasty, now in Ruxian County, Henan Province. Two places: located in the upper reaches of Shui Ying and Rushui, which can reach Huaihe River and Shouchun with the second water.
Longyou
Refers to the area west of Longshan, namely Liangzhou. It is equivalent to Gansu area in the west of Longxian County, Shaanxi Province.
Three capitals
Caowei Night City
In the ninth year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 204), the site of Yecheng, built after Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, is located in the southwest of Linzhang County, Hebei Province 17.5 km. Due to the flooding of Zhanghe River for many years, the ground remains are extremely rare, and there are two remnants of the famous Tongque Third Station, and the city wall has disappeared.
Yecheng is 3.5 kilometers long from east to west and 2.5 kilometers long from north to south. The city is divided into two parts by an east-west horizontal street. The terrain in the north is relatively high, in which the palace and yamen are built in the department and the garden is built in the west. Ice Peak, Bronze Quetai and Hu Jin stand in the northwest corner, which is the commanding height built for military needs. The southern district is mainly residential, including Changshou, ji yang, Yongping, No.4 Middle School and No.4 Middle School. The working people from all over the country who were forced to concentrate at that time went to Cao Cao's strongmen and his works.
Yecheng is of great significance in the history of China's capital. It concentrated the palaces in the north of the city and the residential areas in the south of the city, which was inherited by the later capital and created a brand-new urban layout. There are three sets in the northwest of Yecheng, and Jinyong City in the northwest corner of Luoyang City in Wei and Jin Dynasties.
Cao Wei, Luoyang
Luoyang City in Cao Wei is located at the east of Luoyang 15km, which was built by Cao Pi in the first year of Huang Chu (AD 220) on the basis of Luoyang City in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The north and south are rectangular, and there are several twists and turns in the east, west and north walls, which are well preserved. The wall of Chengnan City was destroyed due to the north shift of Luohe River. The residual length of Xicheng wall is 4290 and the width is about 20 meters. The total length of the north wall is 3700, and the width is about 25-30 meters. The residual length of the East Garden Wall is 3895, and its width is about14m. The length of the south wall is about 2460m according to the distance between the east wall and the west wall, and the circumference of the city wall is about14345m.
There are 12 doors in the west, north and east walls, including 3 in the west wall. From south to north, there are Guangyangmen, Ximingmen and Liuhe Gate. Two north walls, from west to east, are Daximen and Guangmo Gate in turn; Dongyuan building 3. From north to south are Jianchun Gate, Dongyang Gate and Qingming Gate. According to documents, Nanyuan should have four city gates, namely Kaiyang Gate, Pingchang Gate, Yangxuan Gate and Jinyang Gate from east to west.
In the northwest corner of the city, Jinyong City was built in imitation of Yecheng Three Stations as a military defense facility. Luoyang City imitates the design of Yecheng, concentrating Miyagi in the north of the city center and placing government agencies and residential areas in the south of the city. Guo Xue, Tang Ming and Lingtai were built in the south of the city. This platform was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was used in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Lingtai Site in Han and Jin Dynasties is the earliest observatory discovered in China, with a history of 1900 years.
Sunwu Wuchang cheng
In the first year of Wei Dynasty (AD 220), Sun Quan established Wuchang, located in the east of Sun Yicheng County, Hubei Province. Commonly known as Wu Wangcheng. The city is slightly square with a side length of 0.75 km. The south wall and the south section of the east wall are well preserved. The bottom of the city is 10 meters wide, and the highest point remains 4 meters. There used to be a sub-city in the north of the city, where Sun Wu Wuchang Palace was located. There are Guo Cheng's remains in the west of the city. Further west is Fankou, the port of Wuchang. Ancient iron smelting sites were discovered in the south of the city. Wuchang is located in the north of the Yangtze River, with Xishan in the west, Fanshan and Yanglan Lake in the south and Phoenix Terrace in the southeast corner. The situation is dangerous, there are good ports and iron smelting. It is a military center that controls the middle reaches of the Yangtze River.
Sun Wu Jian Yecheng
In the first year of Wu Huanglong (AD 229), the capital was moved to Jianye, and the site is on the south bank of Xuanwu Lake in Nanjing today. According to the literature, "Jianye Capital takes nineteen steps in twenty miles a week" (Jian Zhi, Volume II). The site of Sun Wu Jianye City has now disappeared.
Shuhancheng capital
In 22 1 year, Liu Bei set up an altar in Shan Zhinan, wudan, with the title of "Han", which was known in history as Zhangwu, with its capital in Chengdu. Miyagi, built by Shu Han, is located in the north of Qin and Han Dynasties, that is, a little east of the exhibition hall of this province. Liu Chan built the Palace of Happiness, which is recorded in history. "Open Gate 29 and spread the track of Square." In the new palace of Shuanglaoying, I intend to inherit the Ming Dynasty. Tie the Yangcheng Pavilion and fly over the clouds. The open Gao Xuan faces the mountain and has a window overlooking the river. As for the interior decoration, it discusses the halls of Tang Jue, the imposing manner, the xuanhua cymbals, the worship cymbals and the double cymbals of Huaque. The doors are open, the gold shops are reflected, and the jade theme is shining. The outside is the extension of the railway track, and the inside is opposite to the outside, which is more connected than the house. "