In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it governed eleven counties and countries, and ninety counties, yi, and hou states. Youzhou is located in Ji County, Ji County, and the site is near Guang'anmen in the southwest of Beijing City. The territory of the jurisdiction is equivalent to the later Beijing City, the northern part of Hebei, the southern part of Liaoning and the northwestern part of Korea.

Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty dismissed the state at the beginning of the great cause, so he changed Youzhou to Zhuo County.

In the first year of Tang Wude (618 AD), it was restored to Youzhou.

In the second year of Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (713 AD), he set up the Youzhou Jiedu envoy, who was responsible for defending Xi and Khitan, governing Youzhou (Fanyang County, Beijing in later generations), and governing nine prefectures, including Youzhou, Jizhou, Fuzhou, Danzhou, Yizhou, Dingzhou, Hengzhou, Mozhou, and Cangzhou.

In the first year of Tianbao (742 AD), it was changed to Fanyang County, and in the first year of Qianyuan (758 AD), it was Youzhou. The state governs Ji County. In addition, Fanyang County, this Youzhou or Fanyang County is a county, after the fourth year of the Great Calendar (769 AD), it is the Zhuozhou Governor, so the governance is located in Zhuozhou, Hebei Province in the later generations, which is different.

In the first year of Tianfu (936 AD), Shi Jingjiao of the Later Jin Dynasty ceded the Khitan (Liao) with the sixteen states of Youji. In the following year, Liao ascended Youzhou to Youdu Mansion, and Liao Taizong built civil engineering on the basis of Youzhou City in Tang Dynasty, and set it as "Nanjing Youdu Mansion". After that, Youzhou ceased to exist as an administrative division.

During the Sui and Tang dynasties, Youzhou's military status was very prominent. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty built the Linshuo Palace as a palace in Zhuo County, and after seven years of the Great Cause, he used troops in Goguryeo three times, all of which were based in Zhuo County, gathering soldiers and horses, weapons, and grain reserves.

In the eighteenth year of Tang Zhenguan (644 AD), he sent troops to Goguryeo, divided into two routes, water and land, and the land route also took Youzhou as the rear base camp.

In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the power of the Northeast tribes was strong, and in the second year of Xiantian (713 AD), the Youzhou Festival was placed here to control the Xi, Khitan and other tribes.

In the first year of Tianbao, it was changed to Fanyang Jiedu envoy, with more than 90,000 troops, accounting for about one-fifth of the country's ten-section envoys.

At the end of Tianbao, An Lushan served as Fanyang, Pinglu (governing Liucheng County, Chaoyang of Liaoning in later generations), Hedong (governing Taiyuan Mansion, that is, the area of Jinyuan Town in the southwest of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province in later generations), and Hebei Province interview and disposal envoys, that is, taking Fanyang as the base, sending troops against the Tang Dynasty and setting off the "Anshi Rebellion".

In the second year of the Qianyuan Dynasty (759 AD), Shi Siming established himself as Emperor Yan, with Fan Yang as Yanjing. In the first year of Guangde (763 AD), the Fan Yang Festival was changed to the Youzhou Festival, and Li Huaixian, a subordinate of Shi Chaoyi, was awarded the Youzhou Festival; When Pinglu has not been in the northern tribe, only Pingzhou (Hebei Lulong in later generations), there is a Lulong army stationed in Pingzhou City, and the Youzhou Jiedu envoy then leads the Lulong Jiedu envoy.

After that, it may be called Youzhou, or Youzhou Lulong, or only Lulong. Youzhou is one of the three towns in Hebei Province that did not follow the orders of the court for a long time after the Anshi Rebellion. Until the fifth dynasty later, Liang Qianhua three years (913 AD) in December was destroyed by the Jin king Li Cunqing, and the division lasted for 150 years. In the first year of Tianfu (936 AD), Shi Jingjiao of the Later Jin Dynasty ceded the Khitan with the sixteen states of Youji, and the following year the Khitan took Youzhou as Nanjing.

Youzhou was originally the hub of land transportation at the northern end of the Hebei Plain. In the fourth year of the Sui Dynasty (608 AD), the Yongji Canal was opened, and the Qinshui was diverted to the Yellow River in the south, and Zhuo County in the north; In seven years, Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty took a dragon boat from Jiangdu (later Jiangdu District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu) through the Yellow River into the Yongji Canal to Zhuo County;

In the same year, the people and ships south of Jianghuai were used to transport Liyang (in the southeast of Jun County, Henan in later generations) and Luokou (in the northeast of Gong County, Henan in later generations) Zhucang rice to Zhuo County, "more than 1,000 miles of Xiangjia". Due to the opening of the Yongji Canal, Zhuo County, the end point of the canal, has become the center of water and land transportation in the north.

Youzhou was originally the hub of land transportation at the northern end of the Hebei Plain. In the fourth year of the Sui Dynasty (608 AD), the Yongji Canal was opened, and the Qinshui River was diverted to the Yellow River in the south, and Zhuo County in the north; in the seventh year, Yang Guang, Emperor Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty, took a dragon boat from Jiangdu (Yangzhou, Jiangsu in later generations) to enter the Yongji Canal through the Yellow River to Zhuo County;

In the same year, the people south of Jianghuai were mobilized to transport Liyang (in the southeast of Jun County, Henan in later generations) and Luokou (in the northeast of Gong County, Henan in later generations) Zhucang rice to Zhuo County, "more than 1,000 miles in the same phase". Due to the opening of the Yongji Canal, Zhuo County, the end point of the canal, has become the center of water and land transportation in the north.

During the Sui and Tang dynasties, Youzhou's military status was very prominent. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty built the Linshuo Palace as a palace in Zhuo County, and after seven years of the Great Cause, he used troops in Goryeo three times, all based on Zhuo County, gathering soldiers and horses, weapons, and grain reserves.

In the eighteenth year of Tang Zhenguan (644 AD), he sent troops to Goryeo, divided into two routes, water and land, and the land route also took Youzhou as the rear base camp. In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the power of the Northeast tribes was strong, and in the second year of Xiantian (713 AD), the Youzhou Festival was placed here to control the Xi, Khitan and other tribes.

In the first year of Tianbao, it was changed to Fanyang Jiedu envoy, with more than 90,000 troops, accounting for about one-fifth of the country's ten-section envoys. At the end of Tianbao, An Lushan was also Fanyang, Pinglu (Liucheng County, Chaoyang of Liaoning in later generations), Hedong (Taiyuan Mansion, Jinyuan Town in the southwest of Taiyuan, Shanxi Province in later generations) three sections of the envoy, Hebei Province interview and disposal envoy, that is, with Fanyang as the base, sent troops against the Tang Dynasty, and set off the "Anshi Rebellion". In the second year of the Ganyuan Dynasty (759 AD), Shi Siming established himself as Emperor Yan and Fan Yang as Yanjing.

In the first year of Guangde (763 A.D.), the Fan Yang Festival was changed to the Youzhou Festival, and Li Huaixian, a subordinate of Shi Chaoyi, descended, and the Tang Dynasty was awarded the Youzhou Festival. After that, it may be called Youzhou, or Youzhou Lulong, or only Lulong.

Youzhou is one of the three towns in Hebei Province that did not follow the orders of the court for a long time after the Anshi Rebellion. Until five generations later, Liang Ganhua three years (913 AD) in December was destroyed by the Jin king Li Cunqing, and the division lasted for 150 years.

In the first year of Tianfu (936 AD), Shi Jingjiao of the Later Jin Dynasty ceded the Khitan with the sixteen states of Youji, and the following year the Khitan took Youzhou as Nanjing. According to the inscription of the stone scripture of Fangshan Yunju Temple, before the Anshi Rebellion, there were white rice rows, slaughter shops, oil shops, five ripening rows, fruit shops, charcoal shops, pig iron shops, grinding shops, silk silk shops, etc., which were organizations that operated similar industries at that time, which showed the prosperity of Youzhou commerce and handicraft industry at that time.

Right Beiping, the name of the ancient Chinese county, that is, the right Beiping County. During the Warring States Period, Yan Guozhi was unknown. Because of Qin, there is no end to the county. Pinggang City, Pinggang County, Western Han Dynasty (Heicheng Ancient City, Heicheng Village, Dianzi Town, Ningcheng County, Inner Mongolia), later belonged to the Youzhou Thorn History Department. Wang Mang changed his name to Beishun. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was moved to Tuyin County (southeast of Fengrun District, Tangshan City, Hebei Province in later generations).

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Gongsun Zan once led this county. During the Three Kingdoms, Cao Wei renamed Beiping County as Beiping County. "Huanyu Ji": Wei goes to the word "right". During the Western Jin Dynasty, the county was moved inward and changed to Beiping County.

The above is Youzhou and Youbeiping, the records in historical materials, and Fu Lin led troops to raid Youzhou this time, this is the plan to draw salary from the bottom of the kettle.

Yuan Shao's foundation is in Jizhou, and Youzhou was taken by Yuan Shao from Gongsun Zhan.

First of all, Youzhou is easier to get than Jizhou, in addition, Youzhou is the northern barrier of Jizhou, if Fu Lin can take Youzhou, he can threaten Yuan Shao from the rear, even if Fu Lin can't eliminate Yuan Shao, it can also make Yuan Shao unable to care about each other, so as to achieve the goal of repelling Yuan Shao and defeating Yuan Shao.

Sure enough, things were as Fu Lin expected, Youzhou was Gongsun Zhan's territory, and Yuan Shao used tough means to take it from Gongsun Zhan's hands, so Yuan Shao did not gain a firm foothold in Youzhou.

Although, what is the people's heart, the army's heart, these things, sound, are all illusory things, but sometimes, he can decide the outcome of a war.

Soon, Fu Lin occupied Youbeiping, and then he pacified Youzhou, and Yan Liang and Wen Chou sent by Yuan Shao did not disappoint Fu Lin, they were all defeated in the hands of Jia Xu, Wei Yan and Fu Lin, and finally, a generation of generals Yan Liang and Wen Chou also died in the chaos.