Yizhou Thorn History Department, referred to as Yizhou. Located in the southwest of China, the Western Han Dynasty ruled Chengdu (now Chengdu, Sichuan), the Eastern Han Dynasty ruled Ru County (now Guanghan, Sichuan), and in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it moved to Mianzhu (now Deyang, Sichuan), and later moved to Chengdu (now Chengdu, Sichuan). The area included present-day Sichuan Province, Chongqing Municipality, most of Yunnan Province, and most of Guizhou Province.

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====Administrative divisions, population====

Yizhou Thorn History Department (population 5.68 million)

1, Yin Jian (?) -188), killed by the Yellow Turban in Yizhou.

2. Liu Yan (188.3-194), died of illness.

3. Liu Zhang (194-214, 219), succeeded his father as the pastor of Yizhou, later surrendered to Liu Bei, and later became the pastor of Yizhou for Sun Quan.

4, Hu Mao (194), placed by Li Dao.

5, Niu Kang (201), Cao Caozhi, did not take office.

6. Liu Bei (214-223), died of illness in the White Emperor City of Yong'an.

7, Liu Yan [Liu Wei] (219), Liu Zhangzi, placed by Sun Quan.

8. Yang Fu (215-216), Cao Caozhi, moved to Jincheng Taishou.

9. Zhao Hao (216-219), Cao Caozhi, was killed by Huang Zhong.

10, Yan Gan (219-c. 223), Cao Caozhi, Yao Ling, moved the five officials Zhonglang general.

11. Zhuge Liang (223-234), Yizhou Mu, died of illness in Wuzhangyuan.

* Huang Quan (223-240), Wei Zhi, was originally a Shu general, defeated Wei, added a chariot and rode general, died of illness.

12. Jiang Wan (234-244), abdicated due to illness.

13. Fei Yi (244-253), assassinated.

14, Shi Su (264), originally Deng Ai's general, Deng Ai was placed after destroying Shu, and was later killed together with Deng Ai.

* Lu Kang (264-273), Wu Zhi, Yao Ling, moved to Jingzhou Mu.

* Sima Tai (270), a Jin general, said that he was ill and did not take office.

15. Wang Jun (273-280), a general of the Jin Dynasty, moved to the general of the auxiliary state after the destruction of Wu.

*Biqiu Ao (unknown), Biqiu Jiansun, Jin Badong Supervisor.

Hanzhong County governed Nanzheng (now Hanzhong, Shaanxi, with a population of 260,000).

9 counties: Nanzheng, Chuyang, Baozhong, Chenggu, Anyang, Xicheng, Xixian, Shangyong, Fangling.

[Note] Hanzhong: Liu Bei built Shangyong County, and after Meng Da surrendered to Wei, in order to settle the generals, Wei divided Xincheng County (Zhifangling) and Weixing County (Zhixicheng), in fact, these counties are only the size of a county. When Ma Chao defeated Hanzhong, the population was only 100,000, and in the Qing Dynasty, the population was more than 1.3 million, and now it is 3.733 million.

Ba County governed Jiangzhou (now Chongqing, Sichuan, with a population of 1.08 million).

14 counties: Jiangzhou, Dianjiang, Anhan, Danqu, Xuanhan, Hanchang, Chongguo, Langzhong, Fuling, Tongxian, Pingdu, Linjiang, Quren, Yufu.

Zhiluo County, Guanghan County (now Guanghan, Sichuan, with a population of 500,000).

11 counties: Ruxian, Xindu, Shifang, Mianzhu, Fuxian, Zitong, Jiameng, Jiushui, Yunxian, Guanghan, Deyang.

Guanghan belongs to the state of Wenxian County, Gansu Province.

Collar 3 Dao: Yinping Dao, Dian's Dao, Gang's Dao.

[Note] Guanghan: Later, Liu Bei established Zitong, Jiangyou and other counties. Yinping was also separated from Guanghan

Shu County governed Chengdu (now Chengdu, Sichuan, with a population of 350,000).

Collar 8 counties and 3 provinces: Chengdu, Guangdu, Jiangyuan, Linqiong, Pixian, Fanxian, Guangrou, Silkworm Tomb; Mian Stable (go to both Jiahu) Road, Wenjiang Road, and Xiangqi Road.

Shu County belongs to the national governance of Hanjia (now northeast of Lushan, Sichuan).

Collar 4 counties: Hanjia, Tuxian, Yandao, and Xuanniu.

The key is the county of Wuyang (now Jiangdong, Pengshan City, Sichuan, with a population of 610,000, Jiangyang County during Liu Zhang's time).

9 counties: Wuyang, Nan'an, Niu Spleen (to Yuejiage), Zizhong, Han'an, Jiangyang, Fujie, Nanguang, Yandao.

The key is the subordinate state rule of Zhuti (now Zhaotong, Yunnan).

Collar 3 counties: Zhuti, Hanyang, Tangwolf.

Zhiqilan County (now east of Guiding County, Guizhou, with a population of 260,000).

Led 16 counties: and Lan, Wuyi, Yanxian, Pingyi, Yelang, Dan draft, Tan Zhi, Leak Sleep, Leak River, Tonghe, Wu Dan, Dian Town, Wanwen, Rongfeng, Jincheng, Xisui.

Yizhou County Zhidianchi (now Jincheng, Orange River, Yunnan, with a population of 110,000).

16 counties: Dianchi, Yuyuan, Shengxiu, Jianling, Lianran, Guchang, Kunze, Tonglao, Tongse, Weixian, Mumi, Qinzang, Dongdong, Wuchang (to Tianjiamu), Yugao, Bengu.

Yongchang County is not Wei (now Banqiao, Baoshan, Yunnan, with a population of 1.89 million, and Liu Bei separated Yunnan County).

Collar 8 counties: Buwei, Bonan, Shantang, Bisu, Chaiyu, Evil Dragon, Yunnan, Ailao. In the west, there are Pu tribes inhabited, in the south by Minpu tribes, Jiuban tribes and other tribes, and in the southwest by Liyue tribes.

====List of county guards and guards of each county====

1. Hanzhong

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (178 A.D. - 184 A.D.)

1. Shan Yang (word Wu Xuan)

(2) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. Sugu

(3) During the reign of Emperor Liu Xie Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (195-220 AD)

1. Fan Min (word Shengda) 2. Wei Yan (word long)

———— Xicheng Taishou: 1. Shen Yi

Shangyong Taishou: 1. Chen Hong 2. Shen Tan

Fang Ling Taishou: 1. Deng Fu 2

2. Ba County

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (178 A.D. - 184 A.D.)

1. Chen Ya (word Boyi) 2. Cao Qian

(2) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. Zhang Na (Zi Lang) 2. Zhao Bu

(3) Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty (189-193 AD)

1. Wang Wei 2. Fan Min (Zishengda)

(4) Emperor Liu Xie's Jian'an period of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty (195-220 AD)

1.Xu Jing (Zi Wenxiu) 2.Wang Mou (Zi Yuantai) 3.Yan Yan 4.Zhang Yi (Zi Jun Hei) 5.Fu Kuang (Zi Yuan Bi) 6.Liao Li (Zi Gongyuan)

———— Brazil Taishou: 1. Pang Yi 2. Xiang Lang (word Juda) 3. Zhang Fei (word Yide)

Guling Taishou: 1. Liao Li (word Gongyuan) 2. Liu Yao

3. Guanghan

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. Zhao Yao (Zi Yuan Jue)

(2) Emperor Liu Xie's Jian'an period of Han Xian (195-220 AD)

1. Zhang Su 2. Xu Jing (Zi Wenxiu) 3. Zhang Cun (Zi Churen) 4. Hou Xu

———— Zitong Taishou: 1. Huo Jun (character Zhong Miao)

Fourth, Shu County

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (178 A.D. - 184 A.D.)

1. Zhao Yao (Zi Yuan Jue)

(2) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. High chat

(3) During the reign of Emperor Liu Xie Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (195-220 AD)

1. Wang Shang (character list) 2. Xu Jing (character Xiu) 3. Fa Zheng (character filial piety) 4. Yang Hong (character Ji Xiu)

———— Wenshan Taishou: 1. Chen Zhen (word filial piety) 2

Fifth, Qianwei

(1) Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty Yonghan and Chuping years (189-193 AD)

1. Ren Qi

(2) Emperor Liu Xie's Jian'an period of Han Xian (195-220 AD)

1. He Zong (word Yanying) 2. Li Yan (word Zhengfang)

———— Jiangyang Taishou: 1. Cheng Cun 2. Cheng Ji (word Jiran) 3. Liu Yi (word Nanhe)

Sixth, the Coffin

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. Liu Pet (Zi Shixin)

(2) Emperor Liu Xie's Jian'an period of Han Xian (195-220 AD)

1. Xiang Lang (word Chenda) 2. Fei Shi (word Gongju)

Seventh, the crossing

8. Yizhou

(1) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (178 A.D. - 184 A.D.)

1. Li Hao

(2) Emperor Liu Hong of the Han Dynasty (184 A.D. - 188 A.D.)

1. Jing Yi (Zi Wenjian)

(3) Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty (189-193 AD)

1. Domain's Treasure

(4) Emperor Liu Xie's Jian'an period of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty (195-220 AD)

1. Gao Yi (word Guanfang) 2. Dong He (word Youzai) 3

9. Yongchang

(1) During the reign of Emperor Liu Xie Jian'an of the Han Dynasty (195-220 AD)

1. Zhang Hua (word member)

10. Shu County Subject: Dong Fu (word Mao'an)

Qianwei vassal country: Wenqi (word send)

Padang Subject: Dong He (character Yuzai)

Jutijun: Deng Fang

====Birthplace of Yizhou Famous Generals ====

1. Hanzhong

Not available

2. Ba County

Yan Pu, Zhang Wei, Gan Ning, Yan Yan, Zhou Qun, Qian Zhou, Huang Quan, Ma Zhong, Wang Ping, Ju Fu

3. Guanghan

Qin Mi, Peng Yi, Wang Fu

4. Shu County

Zhang Su, Zhang Song, Liu Xian, Zhang Ren, Zhang Yi, Du Qiong, Wang Yan

5. Qianwei

Yang Hong, Fei Shi, Zhang Yi, Yang Xi, Li Mi

6. 牂牁

Zhu Bao

7. The more you cross

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8. Yizhou

Li Hui, Yonghong

9. Yongchang

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Ba County

It was a county-level administrative division in ancient China, which governed parts of today's Chongqing and Sichuan provinces.

In the first year of King Zhou (314 years ago), Qin placed Ba County, and the county governed Jiangzhou County (one said that Langzhong County was initially placed, and then moved to Jiangzhou County, now Jiangbei District, Chongqing, China), and the county initially governed Jiangzhou (now Jiangbei District, Chongqing), Dianjiang (now Hechuan District, Chongqing), Langzhong, Jiangyang, Danqu (now Qu County, Sichuan), and 6 counties of Fu County, and then successively established 5 new counties.

In the fifth year of Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty (202 years ago), Ba County was still placed, and the following year, Jiangyang and Fu counties were changed to Guanghan County. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in the fifth year of Yuanfeng (106 years ago) placed the 13th History Department, Ba County Zhiyizhou Thorn History Department, the county governance is still Jiangzhou County, the jurisdiction of Jiangzhou (now Chongqing Jiangbei District), Dianjiang (now Chongqing Hechuan District), Langzhong, Anhan (now Nanchong, Sichuan), Chongguo (now southern Sichuan County), Danqu and other 11 counties.

During the reign of Emperor He of the Han Dynasty (89-105 years), three counties were added, including Xuanhan (now Dazhou City, Sichuan) and Hanchang (now Bazhong City, Sichuan).

In the first year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (194), Yizhou Mu Liu Zhang divided Ba County into three: Ba County to the north of Dianjiang, Yongning County from Jiangzhou to Linjiang (now Zhongxian County, Chongqing), and Guling County from Quren (now Yunyang County, Chongqing) to Yufu (now Fengjie County, Chongqing).

In the sixth year of Jian'an (201), Yongning County was renamed Ba County, and the county governed Jiangzhou County. The Southern Qi Dynasty moved to govern present-day Banan District, Chongqing.

Shu County

The vicinity of Chengdu was originally under the jurisdiction of the ancient Shu Kingdom. In the fourth century BC, the ancient Shu king Kaiming V (another version is Kaiming IX) moved the capital from Fanxiang (now Shuangliu County) to Chengdu.

During the reign of King Qin Hui, the Marquis of Shu, who was sealed in Hanzhong, was friendly with Ba, and Shu had a bad relationship with Ba, which caused the displeasure of the King of Shu. "Justice Huayang National Chronicles" recorded: "The king of Xishu sealed his younger brother in Hanzhong, called Hou Hou, and called Jia Meng because of his fate." The Marquis of Tho and the King of Ba are good, and the King of Ba is the enemy, so the King of Shu is angry and cuts down Tho. Tho Pemba, ask for help from Qin. Qin sent Zhang Yi to cut down Shu from the Meridian Road. "King Qin Hui destroyed Shu in 316 BC. King Qin Hui also destroyed Tho and Ba.

The Qin State established Chengdu County in Chengdu in 316 BC. When Shu was first annexed by Qin, it was not peaceful. In the first year of King Zhou (314 BC), King Qin Hui Fengzi Tongguo was the Marquis of Shu, with Chen Zhuang (a Chen Zhuang) as the phase, and the scope of governance was in the old Chengdu of Sichuan, Long'an, Tongchuan, Yazhou, Qiongzhou and Baoning Mansion to the west of the Sword Pavilion, that is, the ancient Shu Kingdom, and the current Chengdu County. In the fourth year of King Zhou (311 BC) (the sixth year of Yizuo (309 BC)), Chen Zhuang rebelled, killed the Marquis of Shu, and Qin cut down Shu. Qin made two more marquis of Shu, but they did not get along well with the king of Qin. In 277 B.C., the Qin State placed Shu County, set up a county guard, and Chengdu was the seat of Shu County.