Although Fancheng in the Ming Dynasty had a city wall, it was neither a county seat nor a garrison, but a patrol inspection department and a tax department.

This shows that at this time, Xiangyang was no longer in an important position militarily because it had been in the interior for a long time.

At this time, the most important passage between the north and the south is naturally the Grand Canal, and then the main post road built by the state on the basis of the big post road in the Yuan Dynasty.

Of course, Fancheng on the north bank of the Han River still has a city wall, and it is still a city

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