The Department of Assassination and History, referred to as the State Division. Located in the north-central part of China, it was originally formed by the merger of the Western Han Dynasty Shuofang Thorn History Department and the Bingzhou Thorn History Department. Zhijinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi). The area covered most of present-day Shanxi Province and central and southern Inner Mongolia.

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

Department of Thorn History (population 664,000)

1. Dong Zhuo (c. 176-181), moved to the east of the river.

2. Zhang Yi (c. 181-188), killed by Tu Gehu.

3. Ding Yuan (188-189), moved to Jinwu.

4. Gao Gan (199-206), Yuan Shaozhi, was killed by Cao Cao.

5. Zhang Zhi (206), Cao Caozhi.

6. Liang Xi (206-213, 220-228), 213-220 revoked the merger of the state and merged it into Jizhou, but retained his position, and then reinstated the merger of the state, with many political achievements, and later moved to Dasi Nong.

* Ma Chao (213), self-styled, defeated and fled to Zhang Lu.

7, Bi Rail (228-232), defeated by Xianbei Budugen, was dismissed by Cao Rui.

8. Tian Yu (240-244), Qianwei Weiwei.

9. Chen Tai (244-248), Chen Qunzi, Qian Shangshu.

10. Sun Li (248-249), moved to Sikong.

11. Lu Zhi (249-c. 252), moved to the Great Honglu.

12, Hu Qi, Hu Zunzi

* Liao Hua (259-263), general of Shu right chariot cavalry, Yao Ling, descended to Wei.

The eldest son of Shangdang Zhizhi (the eldest son of Lingshanxi, with a population of 120,000).

Collar 13 counties: Changzi, Hyun, Gaodu, Yang'a, Ji (to Shegaqi), Luxian, Huguan, Tunliu, Guyuan, Tongba, Xiangyuan, Niexian, and Zhanxian.

Taiyuan County governs Jinyang (now Jinyuan, Dayuan, Shanxi, with a population of 200,000).

15 counties: Jinyang, Yuci, Yangyi, Qixian, Zhongdu, Wuxian, Jiexiu, Pingtao, Daling, Zishi, Langmeng, Yuxian, Yangqu, Jianwu (to both add tiger), Jingling.

Xihe County Zhilishi (now Lishi, Shanxi, 20,000).

9 counties: Lishi, Zhongyang, Pingzhou, Lin County, Yuanyang, Yuanyin, Pingding, Guangyan, Meiji.

Shangjun Zhifushi (now Yulin Yuhe Town, Shaanxi, with a population of 28,000).

Ling9 counties: Fushi, Qiuzi, Baitu, Zhenlin, Luyan, Gaonu, Dingyang, Diaoyin, Qiyuan.

Yanmen County Zhiyin Hall (now near Bianzituan, Shuozhou, Shanxi, with a population of 250,000).

14 counties: Yinguan, Mayi, Chengxian, Loufu, Guangwu, Yuanping, Lucheng, Wangtao, Fanqi, Juyang, Laoxian, Wuzhou, Pingcheng, Qiangyang.

Yunzhong County governs Yunzhong (now Gucheng Township, Tuoketuo County, Inner Mongolia, with a population of 26,000).

11 counties: Yunzhong, Shaling, Shanan, Jiling, Chengle, Wujin, Yuanyang, Dingxiang, Xianyang, Wuquan, Beiyu.

Dingxiang County is governed by good (now Youyu, Shanxi, with a population of 13,000).

Collar 5 counties: Shanwu, Zhongling, Wucheng, Luoxian, Tongguo.

Wuyuan County governs Jiuyuan (near Haye, Baotou, Inner Mongolia, with a population of 23,000).

Collar 9 counties: Jiuyuan, Heyin, Linwo, Wuyuan, Yiliang, Chengyi, Xi'anyang, Wudu, Manbo.

Shuofang County ruled Linrong (now Baleng, Dengkou County, Inner Mongolia, with a population of 7,000).

Ling6 counties: Linrong, Woye, Guangmu, Shuofang, Dacheng, Sanfeng.

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

1. Go to the party

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

1. Zheng Hun (Ziwen Gong)

Second, Taiyuan

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

1. Zang Min

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

1. Zang Min

3. Upper County

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

1. Mian Ang

Fourth, the West River

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

1. Punishment

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

1. Cui Jun (Zi Yuanping)

Five, five originals

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

1. Wang Zhi

6. In the clouds

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

1. 2. Lehe

Seventh, Dingxiang

8. Yanmen

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

1. Guo Yun

9. Shuo Fang

====Birthplace of Famous Men and Gentlemen====

1. Go to the party

Not available

2. Taiyuan

Hao Zhao, Jin Shen, Guan Jing, Sun Zi, Wen Hui, Wang Chang, Wang Ling, Wang Yun

3. Upper County

Not available

4. West River

Not available

5. Gohara

Lu Bu

6. In the cloud

Zhang Yang

7. Dingxiang

Not available

8. Yanmen

Zhang Liao