Shan Yu Duhufu: It mainly manages the homeland of the Eastern Turks in the northern frontier, roughly the entire territory of the present-day Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and has three prefectures and 24 prefectures. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 info belongs to Kannai Road.

The government was successively set up in Yunzhong (the ancient city and countryside of Tuoketuo County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region) and Zhongshou Chengcheng (now Aotao kiln, Baotou City).

Anbei Prefecture (also known as Hanhai Prefecture and Zhenbei Prefecture): Its jurisdiction is equivalent to the area north of the Uga River in present-day Inner Mongolia, all of Mongolia, the upper reaches of the Irtysh River and the Yenisei River in Russia, and the Angara River and Lake Baikal. It belongs to Kannai Road. It has jurisdiction over Junji Prefecture (Xue Yantuo), Yuxi Prefecture (Qibi), Jilu Prefecture (Xijie), Jilin Prefecture (Sijie Beibu), Gaolan Prefecture (Hun), Gaoque Prefecture (Huxue), Jitian Prefecture (Aqiu), Yanyan Prefecture (Baifei), Xiancao Prefecture, Jiluo Prefecture (Art), Juyan Prefecture, Hunhe Prefecture (Gelulu), Zhulong Prefecture (Kuluobo), Yuwu Prefecture (Guligan), Xuanque Prefecture (Guligan) and other prefectures (the names of ethnic minorities are in parentheses).

Fuzhi was successively set up in Gudanyutai (now Inner Mongolia Hangjin Houqi northeast Wujia Hebei), Tongcheng (now Inner Mongolia Ejina Banner southeast), Xi'an City (now Gansu Minle northwest), Yunzhong Ancient City (now Inner Mongolia and Lingel northwest Tuchengzi), West Surrender City (now Inner Mongolia Urad Zhonghou Banner southwest Wujia Hebei), Da'an Army (renamed Tiande Army after Qianyuan, now Inner Mongolia Urad Qianqi northeast of Wujia River) and so on.

Andong Metropolitan Protectorate: The Andong Imperial Protectorate was established during the joint reign of Emperor Li Zhi of Tang Gaozong and Empress Wu Zetian "Two Sages" due to the need to eliminate Goguryeo and Baekje. Its jurisdiction included the northern and southwestern parts of the present-day Korean Peninsula, the entire Liaodong Peninsula, the northwest of Jilin, the east of the Ussuri River, the west bank of the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River, Sakhalin Island and the sea. It has jurisdiction over 9 prefectures, 42 prefectures and 100 counties.

The government was successively set up in Pyongyang, Liaodong City (now Liaoyang, Liaoning), Xincheng (now Gaoershan, Fushun), Yingzhou (now Chaoyang, Liaoning), and Gujun Town (now Yixian, Liaoning).

Annam Metropolitan Protectorate (formerly known as Jiaozhou Grand Governor's Office, formerly known as Zhennan Metropolitan Protectorate): Its jurisdiction extends to the Nanpan River in present-day Yunnan in the north, the border of Quang Binh Province in the south, the southern part of present-day Guangxi in the east, and the Red River and Heishui in Vietnam in the west. It belongs to Lingnan Road. It has jurisdiction over 13 prefectures (inland states), 39 counties and 32 prefectures.

The prefecture was set up in Song Binh (present-day Hanoi, Vietnam).

Beiting Metropolitan Protectorate: It is a large metropolitan palace added by Wu Zetian, the empress of Wu Zhou, in 702 (the second year of Chang'an). Administers the Western Turkic homeland, i.e., a vast area north of the Tien Shan Mountains, including the Altai Mountains and west of Lake Balkhash. The two major protectorates of Anxi and Beiting were the highest administrative and military institutions set up in the Western Regions by the Tang Dynasty and the Wuzhou Dynasty, and they practiced effective management! History shows that the areas administered by these two metropolitan protectorates are Chinese territory! This is much bigger than the Ryukyus, the Diaoyu Islands, the South China Sea, etc., which are now being debated!

The government was set up in Tingzhou (present-day Beiting Township, Jimusar, Xinjiang, China).

The Duhufu (大都保府) was the highest leadership body (followed by the Governor's Office) stationed in the area by the Tang Dynasty and the Wuzhou Dynasty, and implemented the dualization policy on behalf of the central government: in areas where the Han people lived intensively, the same system of land equalization, the military system, the regulation of rents and the administration of the government were implemented as in the interior; As for areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated concentrations, the central government does not appoint officials from other places, and allows local chiefs or chiefs to hold the highest positions such as "governors" and "assassins", and they can be hereditary! Implement a high degree of autonomy! Therefore, such a state is different from the state in the hinterland, and it is called a state of bondage. "Bondage", "Historical Records, Sima Xiangru Biography, Suo Yin" said: "Bondage, Ma Luotou also; Cowworms, too. By extension, it is both encompassing and controlling.

The Metropolitan Protectorate (大都保府) does not directly manage the internal affairs of the prefecture, but focuses on strengthening military functions, consolidating the foundation and security, and making ethnic minorities "afraid of prestige and favor" and "oriented"!

By 733 (the twenty-first year of Kaiyuan), the world was divided into 15 provinces (on the eve of the fall of the Tang Dynasty, there were more than 40 provinces and feudal towns), that is, Sannan Province and Gangnam Province were divided into East and West Provinces, and Gyeonggi Province centered on the Kyoto area, and Togi Province and Gyeonjung-do Province centered on the Pedo area were added.

Now take these fifteen administrative divisions as an example——

1. Gyeonggi-do

Governance: Beijing

The state capital under its jurisdiction: Beijing, Yongzhou, Huazhou, Tongzhou, Shangzhou, Qizhou, and Pizhou

2. Togi Province

Governance: Luoyang, the eastern capital

Prefecture capital: Luoyang (Henan), Ruzhou, Shaanzhou, Huaizhou, Zhengzhou

3. Kannai Road

Governance: Beijing

The state capitals under its jurisdiction: Longzhou, Jingzhou, Yuanzhou, Weizhou, Wuzhou, Ningzhou, Qingzhou, Danzhou, Fangzhou, Danzhou, Yanzhou, Lingzhou, Weizhou, Huizhou, Yanzhou, Xiazhou, Suizhou, Yinzhou, Youzhou, Linzhou, Shengzhou, Fengzhou

Shan Yu Dadu Hufu (also known as: Yunzhong Duhufu) Anbei Duhufu (also known as: Hanhai Duhufu, Zhenbei Duhufu)