In the early period of the Three Kingdoms, the administrative division of the northwest of the Eastern Han Dynasty has undergone several changes, Yongzhou was once separated from Liangzhou, with the east as Liang and the west as Yongzhou, since then about 20 years later, Cao Cao incorporated Liangzhou and the three assistants of the Sili School Captain Department into Yongzhou, after Cao Cao's death, Liangzhou was reset, and the east was Yongxi for Liang. Pen % fun % Pavilion www.biquge.info

After Cao Pi came to power, he also set up Qinzhou, but the state existed for a short time and was soon incorporated into Yongzhou, so I won't talk about it.

[Sili Lieutenant and the Thorn History (State Pastor) of Yongzhou and Liangzhou]

The status of Si Li Xiaowei in the Han Dynasty is actually higher than that of the Thorn History, but it is different from the Thorn History, because of the existence of the emperor and the imperial court, Si Li Xiao Wei is generally not the boss of the Si Li School Captain Department, and many times it is not even a prince, and the replacement of this official position is also very frequent, only in the early period of the Three Kingdoms, there were at least double digits of people who held this official position.

Among them, the more important or counted princes on the previous side are Yuan Shao, Li Dao, Cao Cao, in addition, there are Xuanbo, Zhao Qian, Liu Huan, Huang Wan, Hu Chong, Rong Shao, Han Xian, Zhong Xuan and others.

Yuan Shao (189), Yuan Shao was the mastermind of the general He Jin at that time, and helped He Jin deal with the eunuchs, so he was appointed by He Jin as the captain of the Si Li, he adopted a radical policy towards the eunuchs, and advised He Jin to start as soon as possible, but He Jin delayed again and again, and could not make up his mind, but was killed by the eunuchs, and then Yuan Shao and others slaughtered the eunuchs.

After Dong Zhuo entered the court, Yuan Shao did not follow Bao Xin's advice to act on it early, and later Dong Zhuo became bigger, ready to abolish the king, and discussed with Yuan Shao, Yuan Shao solemnly refused this, and therefore broke with Dong Zhuo and escaped from Luoyang.

Li Dao (192-195|196), after Dong Zhuo's death, Li Dao was actually the leader of the Western Liang Army for a long time, after the breakthrough of Chang'an, he first served as the general of Yangwu, and then Jin was named the general of the chariot cavalry, the Kaifu, the commander of the school, the false festival, and the Marquis of Chiyang. During the civil fighting in Chang'an, Li Dao forced Emperor Xian to entitle him as the Great Sima, and after Emperor Xian moved east, he also appointed Rong Shao, Han Xian and others as Si Li's lieutenants.

In history, when Li Dao controlled the Xiliang Army, his power was not small, but he had no political talent than Dong Zhuo and could not manage one side, but as the boss, he first provoked an internal struggle, killed his colleague Fan Chou, and confronted Guo Yan, and lost the hearts of the people in the Xiliang Army, and finally not only was he eliminated, but also made the Xiliang Army completely destroyed.

Cao Cao (196), after Cao Cao went to Luoyang, he was appointed by Emperor Xian as the captain of the school, and recorded the affairs of Shangshu. After moving the capital to Xuchang, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty named Cao Cao as the commonplace, and the generals rode the military, and the hundred officials always listened.

Han Xian (196), Han Xian is one of the remnants of the Baibo Army, because of the meritorious service of escorting Emperor Xian to the east, he was worshiped as a general, a lieutenant of Si Li, and was able to fake the festival, although his official position seems to be very high, but in fact, Han Xian is considered to be Yang Feng's faction, and Dong Cheng and others are opposed, and then Dong Cheng welcomed Cao Cao into Luoyang in order to fight against Han Xian, and Cao Cao expelled Han Xian.

Zhong Xiang (199-211), when Zhong Xiang sat in Guanzhong, the area around Sili was not peaceful, most of the princes around the country were only nominally subordinate to the imperial court, in fact, they still still had a lot of power, during Yuan Shao's southern expedition, Zhong Xiang only arrived in Sili not long ago, he had already persuaded Ma Teng, Han Sui and other princes, initially stabilized Sili, and could also support Cao Cao in the front line more than 2,000 horses.

After that, Zhong Xuan successively quelled the rebellions and invasions of Guo Yuan, Wei Gu, Zhang Sheng, Gao Gan and others, and greatly stabilized the rule of the Xuchang court in Sili. In the sixteenth year of Jian'an (211), Cao Cao's conquest of Ma Chao was time, and because Zhong Xuan enriched the population and was able to use it to ensure supply, he appointed Zhong Xuan as the former military advisor.

Like Si Li's lieutenants, the assassins of Liangzhou and Yongzhou are basically more famous than they are, and most of them are only representatives sent by the imperial court, but in fact their influence in the state and county is limited.

Since the end of the Han Dynasty, the history of Liangzhou was held by Zuo Chang, Song Xiao, Yang Yong, Geng Con, Zhang Ze, Chong Shao, Wei Duan, and Wei Kang.

Zuo Chang (184?-), Song Xiao (), Yang Yong (-186), and Geng Cong (186-187) all served as the assassins of Liangzhou before Dong Zhuo entered Beijing.

After Song Xiao and Yang Yong arrived, the situation in Liangzhou did not improve significantly, and the two also went to work soon, after Geng Cong took over the history of Liangzhou Assassin, although he actively recruited soldiers from the six counties to prepare for war, but cronyism, as a result, forced his subordinates to rebel, resulting in the fall of Liangzhou, and Ma Teng and other Liangzhou officials also rebelled.

Zhang served as the assassin of Liangzhou at the end of Emperor Ling, and Chong Shao succeeded as the assassin of Liangzhou at the beginning of Emperor Ling, and there are not many records in the historical materials of the two.

Wei Duan (-) and Wei Kang (-212) are father and son, Wei Duan is Wei Kang's father, and he is also the pastor of Liangzhou, when Yuan Shao and Cao Cao confronted each other earlier, Wei Duan once sent Yang Fu out to check, and finally helped Wei Duan to stand on Cao Cao's side. After Ma Teng and Han Sui broke up, it was Wei Duan and Zhong Xuan who mediated. In the end, Wei Duan was recruited from Liangzhou as a servant, and his son Wei Kang was recommended by Xun Yu to become the Liangzhou Assassin Shi, and he was honored at that time.

Although Wei Kang himself was defeated and died in Jicheng, he had no choice but to surrender after holding out for eight months without support, and as a result, Ma Chao breached the contract and instructed Yang Ang to kill him.

Ma Chao (212-213), after Ma Chao broke through Jicheng, he soon defeated the belated Xiahou Yuan, and then proclaimed himself the general of Zhengxi, led the state pastor, and supervised the military of Liangzhou. However, soon after, he was driven out of Liangzhou because of the rebellion of his subordinates Yang Fu, Jiang Xu, Jiang Yin, Zhao Ang, Yin Feng, Yao Qiong, Kong Xin, Li Jun, Wang Ling and others.

Compared with Liangzhou, the history of Yongzhou is relatively short, Yongzhou was re-established by the Chang'an court in the first year of Xingping (194), and Yongzhou was established in Wuwei, Zhangye, Jiuquan, Dunhuang and Xihai in the west of Liangzhou Hexi, and the seat of governance was in Guzang. The history of Yongzhou was later served by Handan Shang, Xu Yi, and Zhang Ji.

Handan Shang (194-211), Handan Shang was the first assassin of Yongzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and later Wuwei Taishou Zhang Meng rebelled and killed him, and Zhang Meng's rebellion was finally put down by Han Sui.

Xu Yi (211), who served as the assassin of Yongzhou for a short time, soon returned to Dongcao Peng.

Zhang Ji (212-223), when Zhang served as the assassin of Yongzhou, the northwest area was basically owned by Cao Wei, and soon Cao Cao incorporated Liangzhou and Sanfu into Yongzhou, and after Cao Cao's death, Cao Pi reset Liangzhou and established Qinzhou.

When Zhang Ji served as the assassin of Yongzhou, he first pacified Longyou with Xiahou Yuan, and then followed Cao Cao to crusade against Zhang Lu, helping Cao Hong fight against Zhang Fei and Ma Chao, and Pingxi Luguang. After Cao Pi ascended the throne, Zhang Ji also personally led troops to Liangzhou to protect the Qiang school captain Su Ze strengthened his momentum, and finally Su Ze successfully quelled the rebellion of Zhang Jin, Huang Hua, Lu Yan and others, and also defeated Lu Shui Hu Yijian's prostitutes, Zhi Yuanduo, Jiuquan Su Heng, and Xiping Luguang.

During his tenure as the assassin of Yongzhou, Zhang was also adjacent to Dai Zhong, repairing fortifications, soothing the people, and courtesy of Pang Yan, Yang Fu, Tianshui, Hu Zun, Hu Zun, Jiuquan, Zhang Gong, Zhou Shenglie, and many other secretaries.