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Volume 26 Treatises 7: Geography 3: Da Ming Prefecture Circuit, Hedong Circuit North, Hedong Circuit South, Jingzhao Prefecture Circuit, Fengxian Circuit, Fuyan Circuit, Qingyuan Circuit, Lintao Circuit

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Da Ming Prefecture Circuit
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Da Ming Prefecture Circuit was Song's Northern Capital and the Wei commandery. It had one prefecture, three cishi commanderies, twenty counties, and twenty-two towns. In the tenth month of Zhenyou 2 a traveling Secretariat was set up.
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Da Ming Prefecture, upper grade, Tianxiong Army. It had been a detached prefecture with its own military command until Tiande 2, when that office was abolished and its households were reassigned to nearby zongguan prefectures. Zhenglong 2 raised it to a zongguan prefecture governing twelve nearby meng'an and canal transport. Local products included crepe, grain, silk, pear flesh, cherries, fried wood ear, and saltpeter. Households: 308,511. Ten counties and thirteen towns, including the former Liulin and Hougu towns.
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Yuancheng had Qie Mountain, the canal Yu River, and Tunshi River. Two towns: Anding and Anxian.
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Daming, attached to the seat. One town: Wei County.
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Guanshi had Yan Mountain and the Shui River. Four towns: Putong, Qingshui, Boning, and Sangqiao.
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Nanle had one town: Nanle.
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Guantao had the canal Yu River. One town: Guantao.
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Xiajin had Tunshi River and Rungou River. One town: Sunsheng.
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Chaocheng had one town: Hanzhang.
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Qingping had the new canal and the Jin embankment. One town: Qingping.
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Shen had one town: Maqiao.
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Enzhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Song Qinghe commandery (military); seat at Qinghe, now at Liting. Households: 99,119. Four counties and six towns:
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Liting, attached to the seat. It had the Yongji Canal and a river granary. Four towns: Zhangnan, Xin'anle, old Anle, and Wanggao.
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Wucheng had the Yongji Canal and Sha River. One town: Wucheng.
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Qinghe had the Yongji Canal and Zhang Canal.
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Linqing had a river granary. One town: Caoren.
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Puzhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Song Puyang commandery. Households: 52,948. Two counties and three towns:
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Juancheng, attached to the seat. It had Maoqiu, Taoqiu, and the Jin embankment. Two towns, Linpu and Leize, were former counties made into towns in Zhenyuan 2.
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Fan had one town: Ding'an.
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Kaizhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Song Kaide Prefecture, Chanyuan commandery, Zhenning Army jiedushi; later reduced to Canzhou; Huangtong 4 restored the present name. Households: 33,836. Four counties and one town:
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Puyang, attached to the seat. It had Weiyang Mountain, Fue Mountain, the Yellow River, Qi River, and Huzi Mouth.
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Qingfeng had Guangyang Mountain and the Yellow River.
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Guancheng had Quanyuan River. One town: Wuxiang.
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Changyuan had belonged to Nanjing; in Taihe 8 the river boundary made administration awkward, so it was transferred here.
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Hedong North Circuit
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Hedong North Circuit. Song's Hedong Circuit; Tianhui 6 split Hedong into south and north routes, each with a commander-in-chief of troops and horses. One prefecture, three jiedushi posts, nine cishi commanderies, thirty-nine counties, forty towns, ten forts, and eight stockades.
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Taiyuan Prefecture, upper grade, Wuyong Army. Song Taiyuan commandery, Hedong Army jiedushi; at the founding it stayed a secondary prefecture, then Bingzhou Taiyuan commandery Hedong Army zongguan prefecture with a transport office. It had an ink factory, a silver-refining cave, and agate. Medicinals included pine resin, white glue-aromatic, and five-spirit fat. It also produced rhubarb and white jade stone. Households: 165,862. Eleven counties and eight towns:
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Yangqu, attached to the seat. It had Han Mountain, Meng Mountain, and Fen River. Five towns: Yangqu, Baijing, Chitang Pass, Tianmen Pass, and Lingjing Post.
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Taigu had Taigu Mountain and Jiang River.
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Pingjin was abolished in Zhenyou 4, month 7, and restored in Xingding 1. It had Long Mountain and Jin River. Two towns: Jinning and Jinci.
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Qingyuan had Qingyuan River and Fen River.
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Xugou was formerly Xugou town in Qingyuan County, raised to a county in Dading 29.
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Yuci had Lutai Mountain and Tu River.
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Qi had Ze Mountain, Taigu River, and one town: Tuanbai.
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Wenshui had Yinquan Mountain, Fen River, and Wen River.
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Jiaocheng had Shaoyang Mountain, Hutu Mountain, and Fen River.
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Yu was raised to a prefecture in Xingding, placed under Jiangzhou's marshal, given a cishi, then demoted again. It had Baima Mountain, Yuanqiu Mountain, and Hutuo River.
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In the ninth month of Xingding 2 Shouyang was briefly assigned to Pingding; it had Fang Mountain and Dongguo River.
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Jinzhou. Xingding 4, first month: established from Xizhang Stockade in western Shouyang County.
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Xinzhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Formerly Dingxiang commandery army. Households: 32,341. Two counties and four towns:
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Xiurong had Chenghou Mountain, Yunmu Mountain, Xin River, and Hutuo River. Four towns: Xinkou, Yunnei, Tuhe, and Shiling.
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Dingxiang.
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Pingding Prefecture, middle grade, with a cishi. Originally Song's Pingding Army; Dading 2 raised it to a prefecture. Xingding 2 made it a defense commandery; the eleventh month reduced it again to a cishi commandery. Households: 18,296. Two counties and three towns:
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Pingding, attached to the seat. It had Fushan and Fuluo River. Two towns: Chengtian and Dongbaijing.
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Xingding 4, first month: Yueping was raised to Gaozhou. It had Yueping Mountain and Qingzhang River. One town: Jingyang.
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Fenzhou, upper grade. Song Xihe commandery (military); Tianhui 6 established the Fenyang Army jiedushi; later the Hedong south and north route judicial commissioners were added. Households: 87,127. Five counties and two towns:
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Xihe had Yequan Mountain, Bigan Mountain, Wen River, and Fen River. One town: Guozha.
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Xiaoyi had Sheng River.
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Jiexiu had Jie Mountain and Fen River. One town: Hongshan.
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Pingyao had Lutai Mountain and Fen River.
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Zhenyou 3 assigned Lingshi to Huozhou; the fifth month of year 4 brought it back. It had Jingyan Mountain and Fen River.
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Shizhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Formerly Changhua Army. Xingding 5 returned it to Jinyang at Guo Zhen's request. Households: 36,528. Six counties and four towns:
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Lishi, attached to the seat. It had Hugong Mountain and Lishi River. One town: Shiku.
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Zhenyou 4 moved the seat to Jicui Mountain. It had Fang Mountain and Chihong River.
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Mengmen was formerly Dinghu, renamed in Mingchang 6. Under Song it belonged to Jinning Army. It had the Yellow River and Ningxiang River. Two towns: Wubao and Tianze.
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The fifth month of Zhenyou 4 reassigned Wenquan to Fenzhou. It had Yuanwang Mountain and hot springs.
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Linquan: under Song, Jinning Army. It had the Yellow River and Linquan River. One town: Kehu.
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Ningxiang was formerly Pingyi, renamed in Mingchang 6.
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Jiazhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Originally the Jinning Army; Zhenyuan 1 placed it under Fenzhou; Dading 22 made it Jinning Prefecture; year 24 took the present name. West of the Yellow River; Xingding 2, month 5, transferred it to Yan’an Prefecture after Hedong was devastated. Households: 8,864. Eight stockades and nine forts: Shenquan, Yongzuo, Wulong, Kangding, Ninghe (stockade and fort), Taihe, Shenmu, Tongjin, Michuan, Huchuan, Qiangchuan, Qingchuan, Tongqin (stockade and fort), Jin’an, and Wubao. All of the above lay west of the Yellow River on the Western Xia frontier.
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Daizhou, middle grade. Song Yanmen commandery (defense); Tianhui 6 established the Zhenwu Army jiedushi. Zhenyou 2, fourth month: a western frontier commissioner was set up provisionally; abolished in the eighth month. Households: 57,690. Five counties and thirteen towns:
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Yanmen, attached to the seat. It had Xiawu Mountain, Yanmen Mountain, and Hutuo River. Three towns: Yanmen, Xijing, and Hugu.
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Guo, attached to the seat. It had Guo Mountain, Shigu Mountain, Hutuo River, and Sha River. One town: Louban.
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The third month of Zhenyou 4 raised Wutai to Taizhou. It had Wutai Mountain and Pinglu River. Two towns: Xingshan and Shizui.
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The seventh month of Zhenyou 3 brought Guangwu under this circuit.
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The ninth month of Zhenyou 3 raised Fanzhi to Jianzhou. Seven towns: Ruyue, Dashi, Yixing, Magu, Pingxing, Meinai, and Baoxing.
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Yuzhou, lower grade. Originally Song's Huoshan Army; Dading 22 raised it to Huoshan Prefecture, later given the present name. The ninth month of Xingding 2 assigned it to Lanzhou; year 4 moved the seat to Xufu Stockade on the Yellow River flats after devastation. Households: 7,592. One county and one town:
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Hequ was established in Zhenyuan 1. It had Huoshan and the Yellow River. One town: Ye Town.
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Ninghua Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. Originally Ninghua Army; Dading 22 raised it to a prefecture. Households: 6,100. One county and one town:
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Ninghua had one town: Kugu.
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Lanzhou, lower grade; formerly Song's Loufan commandery (military); Tianhui 6 established the Zhenxi Army jiedushi. Households: 17,557. Three counties and four towns:
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Yifang had one town: Feiyuan.
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Hehe had three towns: Hehe Ford, Milang, and Salt Yard Ford.
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Loufan.
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Kelan Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. Originally Song's Kelan Army; Dading 22 made it a prefecture; Zhenyou 3, ninth month: defense; fourth year, first month: jiedushi; fifth month: defense again. Households: 5,851. One county and one fort:
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Langgu had Kelan Mountain, Snow Mountain, and Kelan River. One fort: Hanguang.
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Baode Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. Originally Song's Baode Army; the twenty-second year of Dading made it a prefecture; the first year of Yuanguang, month 6, raised it to a defense commandery. Households: 3,191. One county:
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Baode was established in Dading 11. It had Dabao Ford and Shagu Ford.
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Guanzhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Originally Song's Xianzhou Jingle commandery; Tiande 3 renamed it. Xingding 3 raised it to a defense commandery. Households: 5,881. One county:
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Jingle.
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Hedong South Circuit
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Hedong South Circuit had two prefectures, three jiedushi posts, one defense commandery, six cishi commanderies, sixty-eight counties, twenty-nine towns, and six passes.
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Pingyang Prefecture, upper grade. Song Pingyang commandery, Jianxiong Army jiedushi. Originally Jinzhou; at first a secondary prefecture with the Jianxiong Army jiedushi. Tianhui 6 raised it to a zongguan prefecture. A transport office was established. The twelfth month of Xingding 2 demoted it to a detached prefecture after devastation. It held book collections. Products included refined salt, Lüzhou green dye, scroll cloth, Longmen pepper, purple-tuan ginseng, licorice, and atractylodes. Households: 136,936. Ten counties and one town:
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Tianhui 6 made Linfen secondary chi and the rest secondary ji, each with one assistant, registrar, and bailiff. It had Gushu Mountain, Pingshui, Hukou Mountain, and Fen River.
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Xiangling, attached to the seat. It had Fushan, Fen River, and Ju River. One town: Old Pass.
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Hongdong had Huo Mountain and Fen River.
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Zhaocheng had Gushu Mountain, Fen River, and Huo River.
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The seventh month of Zhenyou 3 raised Huoyi to Huozhou, subordinating Zhaocheng, Fenxi, and Lingshi. The seventh month of Xingding 1 made it a jiedushi post; army name Zhending. It had Huo Mountain, Fen River, and Zhi River.
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Fenxi had Fenxi Mountain and Fen River.
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Yueyang had Wuling Mountain and Tongjun River.
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Fushan was formerly Shen Mountain; Dading 7 renamed it Fushan; Xingding 4 renamed it again Zhongxiao.
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Hechuan.
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Jishi.
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Lizhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Song Daning commandery. Tuanlian (training) commandery. Formerly Daning commandery army cishi; Tianhui 6 renamed it South Lizhou to avoid clashing with Beijing Lizhou; Tiande 3 dropped "South." Households: 25,445. Six counties and four passes:
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Lichuan, attached to the seat. It had Shima Mountain and Shilou Mountain.
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Xingding 5, first month: Wucheng was raised from Wucheng town in Lichuan County.
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Xingding 5, first month: Pu was raised to Pu Prefecture, subordinating Daning. It had Gushi Mountain and Hengmu Ridge.
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Daning had Kong Mountain, the Yellow River, and Rijin River. One pass: Mamen Pass.
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Yonghe had Lou Mountain, the Yellow River, and Xianzhi River. One pass: Yonghe Pass.
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Shilou had Shilou Mountain, the Yellow River, and Longquan. Two passes: Yongning and Shangping.
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Jizhou, lower grade, with a cishi. The Song established tuanlian status. Formerly Cizhou; Tiande 3 renamed it Gengzhou with a Wencheng commandery army; Mingchang 1 renamed it Ji. Households: 13,324. Two counties:
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Jixiang had Hukou Mountain, Mengmen Mountain, the Yellow River, and Pu River.
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Xiangning.
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Hezhong Prefecture, a scattered prefecture of upper grade. Song Hedong commandery. It formerly had the Huguo Army jiedushi; Tianhui 6 reduced it to Puzhou with a defense commissioner. Tiande 1 raised it to Hezhong Prefecture while keeping the Huguo Army jiedushi. Dading 5 established the Shaanxi yuanshuai headquarters. Households: 106,539. Seven counties and four towns:
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Hedong, attached to the seat. It had Zhongtiao Mountain, Wulao Mountain, the Yellow River, Gui River, and Rui River. Two towns: Yongle and Hehe.
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Zhenyou 3 raised Ronghe to Rongzhou, subordinating Hejin and Wanquan. It had the Yellow River and Fen River. Suiqiu. One town: Beilang.
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Yuxiang had Leishou Mountain, Zhongtiao Mountain, and Tandao Mountain.
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Wanquan had one town: Hubi.
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Linjin had Sanyi Mountain and the Yellow River.
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Hejin.
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Yishi had Su River.
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Jiangzhou, upper grade. Song established Jiang commandery (defense). Tianhui 6 established the Jiangyang Army jiedushi. The twelfth month of Xingding 2 raised it to Jin'an Prefecture commanding Hedong South forces; the third month of year 3 added the circuit transport office. Households: 131,510. Seven counties, five towns, and one pass:
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Zhengping, attached to the seat. Arduous county. It had Dingjing Mountain, Fen River, Hui River, and Gu River. One town: Zezhang.
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Quwo, arduous county. It had Jiang Mountain, Jiang River, Fen River, and Hui River. Two towns: Chaicun and Jiuwang.
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Jishan had Ji Mountain and Fen River.
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The seventh month of Xingding 4 raised Yicheng to Yizhou, subordinating Yuanqu and Jiang County. the second year of Yuanguang made it a jiedushi post; army name Yi'an. It had Huigao Mountain, Qingye Mountain, and Wuling Mountain.
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Taiping had Fen River.
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Yuanqu had Wangwu Mountain, Qinglian Mountain, the Yellow River, and Qingshan. One town: Gaoluo. One pass: Xingtai.
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Jiang had Taiyin Mountain, Jiao Mountain, and Jiang River. One town: Huijiao.
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The seventh month of Xingding 4 moved Pingshui west of Fen River at the request of Pingyang Duke Hu Tianzuo.
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Xiezhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Song Qingcheng Army (defense); at the founding Jieliang commandery army was set, later reduced to a cishi commandery. Zhenyou 3 restored it as a jiedushi post; army name Baochang. Xingding 4 moved the seat to Pinglu County. Households: 71,232. Six counties and four towns:
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Xie, attached to the seat. It had Tandao Mountain and the salt ponds.
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Pinglu had Wu Mountain and the Yellow River. One town: Zhangdian.
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Ruicheng: under Song, Shaanzhou. It had Zhongtiao Mountain, the Yellow River, and Longquan.
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Xia had Wuxian Mountain, Zhongtiao Mountain, and Danshui. One town: Caozhang.
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Anyi had Zhongtiao Mountain, Ji Mountain, salt ponds, and Su River.
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Wenxi had Jiulong Mountain, Tang Mountain, and Su River. Two towns: Dongzhen and Liuzhuang.
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Zezhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Song Gaoping commandery. Tianhui 6 added "South" to avoid clashing with Beijing Zezhou. Tiande 3 dropped "South" again. Zhenyou 4 placed it under Luzhou's Zhaoyi Army; later it went to Mengzhou. the second year of Yuanguang made it a jiedushi post; army name Zhongchang. Households: 59,416. Six counties and two towns:
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Jincheng, attached to the seat. It had Taihang Mountain, Dan River, Baishui, and Tianjing Pass. Two towns: Zhoucun and Bagong. It formerly also had Xingyao town.
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Duanshi had Shimen Mountain and Jujun Mountain.
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Lingchuan had Taihang Mountain and Jiuxian Mountain.
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The eleventh month of the second year of Yuanguang raised Yangcheng to Jizhou. It had Wangwu Mountain and Huo Marsh.
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Gaoping had Toulu Mountain, Mi Mountain, and Dan River.
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Qinshui had Lutai Mountain, Qin River, and Mayi Mountain.
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Luzhou, upper grade. Song Longde Prefecture, Shangdang commandery, Zhaode Army jiedushi. Tianhui 6 made the jiedushi also Lu-south Qin observation and disposition commissioner. Households: 79,232. Eight counties and four towns:
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Shangdang, attached to the seat. One town: Bayi.
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Huguan had Baodu Mountain, Zituan Mountain, and Chirang Mountain.
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Tunliu had Panxiu Mountain and the Jiang River. One town: Sidi.
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Zhangzi had Yangtou Mountain, Fajiu Mountain, and Yao River. One town: Hengshui.
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Lucheng had Sanchui Mountain, Funiu Mountain, the Lu River, and the Zhang River.
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Xiangyuan had Lutai Mountain, the Nie River, and the Zhang River. One town: Huting.
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Licheng had Baiyan Mountain and the former Hukou Pass.
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She was raised to Chongzhou in the seventh month of Zhenyou 3, with Licheng county placed under it. In the eighth month of year 4, devastation reduced it back to a county. The ninth month of Xingding 5 raised it to a prefecture again. It had Chong Mountain and the She River.
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Liaozhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Leping commandery’s cishi seat; Tianhui 6 added “South” to distinguish it from Eastern Capital Liaozhou; Tiande 3 dropped “South” again. Households: 15,850. Four counties, one town, and one pass:
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Liaoshan, the seat county. It had Ji Mountain and Qinggu River. One town: Pingcheng, formerly a county; in the Zhenyuan era it became a town under Liaoshan county, and the old Qinquan town was abolished. One pass: Huangze.
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Yushe had Wuxiang River and Shi Le’s hemp-soaking pool.
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Heshun had Jiuyuan Mountain.
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Yicheng had been Pingcheng county; Zhenyuan 2 made it a town under Liaoshan; Zhenyou 4 restored it as a county under the present name.
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Qinzhou, middle grade, cishi of Jingshan commandery. Under the Song it was the Weisheng Army; Tianhui 6 made it a prefecture. the second year of Yuanguang made it a jiedushi seat; the army was Yisheng. Households: 18,059. Four counties and one town:
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Tongdi, the seat county. It had Tongdi Mountain, Shiti Mountain, the Huan River, and the Jiao River.
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Wuxiang had Huajia Mountain and Wuxiang River. One town: South Pass.
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Qinyuan was raised to Guzhou in the eleventh month of the second year of Yuanguang. It had Huo Mountain and the Qin River.
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Mianshang had Yangtou Mountain and the Qin River.
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Huaizhou, upper grade: Song Henei commandery defense; Tianhui 6 added “South” to distinguish it from Linhuangfu’s Huaizhou while keeping the Qinnan Army jiedushi; Tiande 3 dropped “South.” Huangtong 3, intercalary fourth month, established the Yellow-Qin River Embankment Chief Office. Dading 5 established a traveling marshal’s headquarters. Xingding 5 established a pacification office. Households: 86,756. Four counties and six towns:
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Henei, the seat county. It had Taihang Pass, Taihang Mountain, the Yellow River, the Qin River, and the Bi River. Four towns: Wude, Baixiang, Wanshan, and Qinghua.
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Xiuwu had Zhuolu Fortress. One town: Chengen.
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Xingding 4 made Chongquan village in Xiuwu county into Shanyang county under Huizhou.
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Wuzhi had Taihang Mountain, Tianmen Mountain, the Yellow River, and the Qin River. One town: Songguo.
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Mengzhou, upper grade. Under the Song it was Jiyuan commandery’s jiedushi seat; Tianhui 6 reduced Heyang Prefecture to Mengzhou with defense status to guard the Mengjin crossing. The Xuanzong reign established a frontier commissioner’s office. Households: 41,649. Four counties and two towns:
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Heyang, the seat county. It had Ling Mountain, the Yellow River, the Zhan River, and the Tong River. Two towns: Guruo and Yanhe.
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Wangwu had Wangwu Mountain, Tiantan Mountain, Xicheng Mountain, and the Yellow River.
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Jiyuan had Taihang Mountain, Kong Mountain, the Ji River, the Ao River, and the Qin River.
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Wen had the Yellow River and the Wei River.
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Jingzhao Prefecture Circuit
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Jingzhao Prefecture Circuit had been the Song’s Yongxing Army Circuit. Huangtong 2 merged six Shaanxi circuits into four: Jingzhao, Qingyuan, Xiqin, and Fuyan. It had one prefecture, one jiedushi post, one defense commandery, four cishi commanderies, 36 counties, and 37 towns.
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Jingzhao Prefecture, upper grade. Under the Song it was Jingzhao commandery’s Yongxing Army jiedushi. Huangtong 2 established a chief administrator’s office; Tiande 2 added the Shaanxi West Circuit commandery army office and Shaanxi East Circuit transport office. Local products included angelica, ephedra, white tribulus, fennel, and asarum. Households: 98,177. Twelve counties and ten towns; Zhongqiao and Linjing towns existed formerly but were later abolished.
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Chang’an, the seat county. It had Zhongnan Mountain, Longshou Mountain, the Feng River, the Wei River, and the Hao River. One town: Ziwu.
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Xianning, the seat county. It was originally Wannian; later renamed. Taihe 4 abolished it; it was soon restored. Two towns: Mingdu and Qianyou.
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Xingping had the Wei River and Liquan.
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Jingyang.
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Lintong had Li Mountain, the Wei River, and the Xi River. One town: Lingkou.
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Lantian had Lantian Mountain, Gui Mountain, and the Ba River.
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Yunyang. One town: Mengdian.
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Gaoling had the Jing River, the Wei River, and the White Canal. Two towns: Pisha and Weicheng.
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Zhongnan was the Song’s Qingping Army. One town: Ganhe.
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Liyang had the Wei River, the Ju River, and Qingquan Pond. One town: Suyi.
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Hu had Zhongnan Mountain, Niushou Mountain, Meipo Lake, and the Wei River. One town: Qindu.
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Xianyang.
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Shangzhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Shangluo commandery, military status. Zhenyou 4 made it a defense commandery; it was soon placed under Shaanzhou; Xingding 2, first month, returned it here; the second year of Yuanguang, fifth month, transferred it to Henan Circuit. Households: 3,999. Two counties and one town; Xishi, Huangchuan, and Qingyun towns existed formerly but were later abolished.
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Shangluo had Chu Mountain, Xionger Mountain, the Dan River, and Yao Pass. Two towns: Shangluo and Fengyang—both had been counties; Zhenyuan 2 reduced them to towns.
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Luonan had Zhongling Mountain and the Luo River.
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Guozhou, lower grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Guo commandery, military status. Zhenyou 2 made it a branch prefecture of Shaanzhou to guard Tong Pass. Households: 10,022. Three counties and five towns:
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Guoyue had Deer-Hoof Mountain and the Yellow River. Zhu River. Three towns: Jingyuan, Yucheng, and Zhuyang.
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Lushi had Zhuyang Mountain, Xionger Mountain, the Luo River, and the Yan River. Two towns: Sheguan; Luanchuan—formerly a county; Hailing’s Zhenyuan 2 reduced it to a town.
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Zhuyang was slated for abolition in the Hailing era but was later restored. It had Difei Mountain.
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Qianzhou, middle grade, with a cishi. The Song once renamed it Lizhou; Tiande 3 restored the former name. Households: 26,856. Four counties and three towns:
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Fengtian had Liang Mountain, Mogou River, and Gangu River. One town: Xuelu.
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Liquan had Jiujun Mountain and the Lang River. One town: Ganbei.
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Wuting was originally Wugong; Dading 29 renamed it to avoid Emperor Xianzong’s taboo. It had Dunwu Mountain, Wugong Mountain, and the Wei River. One town: Changning.
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Haozhi had Liang Mountain and Wuting River.
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Tongzhou, middle grade: Song Fengyi commandery’s Dingguo jiedushi, seated at Fengyi. It was later changed to the Anguo Army jiedushi. It once tribute-listed round-tendon silkworm-ear sheep; Dading 11 ended the tribute. Households: 35,561. Six counties and nine towns:
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Fengyi, the seat county. It had the Luo River and the Wei River. Two towns: Shayuan and Binglin.
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Chaoyi had the Yellow River and the Wei River. Four towns: Chaoyi, Xinshi, Yanxiang, and Wugu.
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Baishui had Wulong Mountain, the Luo River, and Baishui.
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Heyang had Fei Mountain, the Fen River, and the Yellow River. One town: Xiayang.
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Chengcheng had Liang Mountain and the Luo River.
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Zhenyou 3 made it Zhenzhou, with Heyang county placed under it. Two towns: Siqian and Liangfu.
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Yaozhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Huayuan commandery’s Gande Army jiedushi; Huangtong 2 reduced it to military status, later to a cishi prefecture. Households: 50,211. Four counties and two towns:
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Huayuan had Tumen Mountain, the Qi River, and the Ju River.
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Tongguan had White Horse Mountain and Tongguan River. One town: Huangbao.
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Meiyuan had Pinyang Mountain.
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Sanyuan had Yaomen Mountain and the Middle White Canal. One town: Longqiao.
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Huazhou, middle grade. Under the Song it was Huayin commandery’s Zhentong Army jiedushi, seated at Zheng; early Jin kept that arrangement, then restored a jiedushi; Huangtong 2 reduced it to a defense commissioner. The eighth month of Zhenyou 3 made it a jiedushi seat with army name Jin’an and Shangzhou as a branch prefecture. Households: 53,800. Five counties and six towns:
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Zheng, the seat county. It had Lesser Hua Mountain, Sheng Mountain, the Wei River, and the Fuyu River. One town: Chishui.
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Huayin had Great Hua Mountain, Songguo Mountain, the Yellow River, the Wei River, and Tong Pass. Two towns: Guanxi and Fushui.
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Xiagui had the Wei River and the Taibai Canal. Two towns: Suhua and Xinshi.
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Pucheng had Jinsu Mountain and the Luo River. One town: Jingyao.
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Weinan had Lingtai Mountain and the Wei River.
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Fengxiang Circuit was the Song’s Qinfeng Circuit, seated at Qinzhou. It had two prefectures, two defense commanderies, two cishi commanderies, 33 counties, one walled city, four forts, 14 stockades, and 15 towns.
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Fengxiang Prefecture, middle grade. Under the Song it was Fufeng commandery’s Fengxiang Army jiedushi. Huangtong 2 raised it to a prefecture with army name Tianxing; Dading 19 renamed the army Fengxiang. Dading 27 made it a chief administrator’s prefecture. Local products included ligusticum, pubescent angelica, rush lamp-wick, heartless grass, cimicifuga, large gentian, drynaria, and notopterygium. Households: 63,303. Nine counties and four towns; Hengshui, Yidian, Cuimo, Mawu, and Changqing—five towns—existed formerly but were later abolished.
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Fengxiang, the seat county. It had Duyang Mountain, Wuyue, and the Yong River. It had been Tianxing county; Dading 19 renamed it.
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Baoji had Chencang Mountain, the Wei River, the Qian River, and Great San Pass. One town: Wucheng.
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Guo had Chu Mountain and the Wei River. One town: Yangping.
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Mei had Taibai Mountain and the Wei River.
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Zhouzhi lay twenty li south of the patrol-horse road. Zhenyou 4 raised it to Hengzhou, with Mei county placed under it. It had Zhongnan Mountain, the Wei River, and Yugu Valley.
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Fufeng was written Fuxing at the founding. It had the Wei River and the Tang River. One town: Qiyang.
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Qishan had Qi Mountain, Zhongnan Mountain, the Wei River, the Jiang River, and the Qian River. One town: Maji.
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Puren had the Du River, the Qi River, and Qi Mountain.
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Linyou had Wujiang Mountain and Youtu Mountain.
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Deshunzhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was the Deshun Army; early Jin placed it under Xiqin Circuit; Huangtong 2 raised it to a prefecture; Dading 27 transferred it here. The fourth month of Zhenyou 4 made it a defense commandery; the tenth month made it a jiedushi seat with army name Long’an. Households: 35,449. Six counties, four stockades, and one fort; Shangjie town, Tong’an Stockade, Wang Family Fort, Mulong Fort, and Tongjia Fort existed formerly but were later abolished.
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Longgan, the seat county.
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Shuiluo was originally Zhong’an Fort city. One fort: Zhong’an.
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Weirong was originally Weirong Fort city.
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Longde was originally Longde Stockade.
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Tongbian was originally Tongbian Stockade. Three stockades: Jingbian—formerly a county; Desheng; and Ning’an.
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Zhiping was originally Zhiping Stockade. One stockade: Huaiyuan.
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Pingliang Prefecture, unattached, middle grade. Under the Song it was Weizhou’s Longxi commandery Pingliang Army jiedushi. It began as an army; later gained the Shaanxi West Circuit transport office and Shaanxi East and West circuit judicial offices. Dading 26 transferred it here. Households: 31,033. Five counties, five towns, and one stockade:
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Pingliang, the seat county. It had Yangtou Mountain and Matun Mountain.
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Panyuan had Wushu Mountain and Tongcheng Mountain.
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Chongxin had Ge River. One town: West Chicheng.
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Huating had Lesser Long Mountain.
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Huaping was originally Anhua; Dading 7 renamed it. Four towns: Anhua, Anguo, Baiyan River, and Yaowu. One stockade: Wating.
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Zhenrongzhou, lower grade, with a cishi. It was originally the Zhenrong Army; Dading 22 made it a prefecture; Dading 27 transferred it here. Households: 10,447. Two counties, three forts, and eight stockades:
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Dongshan was originally East Mountain Stockade.
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Sanchuan was originally Sanchuan Stockade. Three forts: Pengyang, Qianxing, and Kaiyuan. Eight stockades: Tiansheng, Feiquan, Xining, Lingping, Tongxia, Dangqiang, Jiuyang, and Zhangyi.
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Qinzhou, lower grade. Under the Song it was Tianshui commandery’s Xiongwu Army jiedushi; later Qinfeng Circuit was established. Early Jin restored a jiedushi; Huangtong 2 made it a defense commissioner under Xiqin Circuit; Dading 27 transferred it here; the second year of Yuanguang, fourth month, made it a jiedushi seat with army Zhenyuan, later abolished, then Zhenyou 3 restored it. Households: 40,448. Eight counties, one walled city, three stockades, and two towns; Gangu Fort, Ganquan Fort, Jiecang Fort, Dingxi Stockade, and Xigu Fort existed formerly but were later abolished.
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Chengji, the seat county. It had Dragon-Horse Spring.
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Yefang.
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Gangu.
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Qingshui was a former Song county. It had Middle Long Mountain, Bozhong Mountain, and Qingshui.
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Jichuan.
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Longcheng had Great Long Mountain and Wating Mountain. One stockade: Longcheng.
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The tenth month of Zhenyou 4 raised Xining to Xining Prefecture, with Gangu, Jichuan, and Zhiping counties placed under it.
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Qin’an. One walled city: Fuqiang. Two stockades: Sanyangwu and Gongmen. Two towns: Jingrong and Shirang.
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Longzhou, lower grade: Song Qianyang commandery, defense commandery. The Hailing era placed it under Xiqin Circuit; Dading 27 transferred it here. Households: 16,442. Three counties and five towns:
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Qianyang, the seat county. It had the Qian River and Yumei Marsh. Two towns: Anhua and Xinxing.
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Qianyuan had Wuyan Mountain and Baihuan River. Three towns: Wushan, Dingrong, and Longxi.
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Long’an was raised from Long’an Stockade in Taihe 8. It had Qinling Mountain and the Wei River.
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Fuyan Circuit
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Fuyan Circuit had one prefecture, one jiedushi post, four cishi commanderies, 16 counties, five towns, two walled cities, four forts, 18 stockades, and two passes.
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Yan’an Prefecture, lower grade. Under the Song it was Yan’an commandery’s Zhangwu Army jiedushi; Huangtong 2 established the Zhangwu Army chief administrator’s office. Households: 89,994. Seven counties, four stockades, one fort, and one town.
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Fushi, the seat county. It had Five-Dragon Mountain, Hidden-Dragon Mountain, the Luo, Qingshui, and Zhuojin rivers. One town: Lepan.
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Yanchuan had the Zhuojin, Yellow, and Tuyan rivers. One stockade: Yongping.
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Yanchang had Solitary Battle Mountain and the Zhuojin River.
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Linzhen had Kuli River.
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Ganquan had the Luo River.
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Fuzheng had Three-Beat Mountain and the Luo River.
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Menshan had Layered Peaks Mountain, the Yellow River, and Weiya River. Two forts: Anding, where the sixth regular commander was posted. An Stockade. Four stockades: Wan’an, abolished in Xingding 2. De’an, where the fifth deputy commander was posted. Zhao’an. Yongping had Danyang Post.
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Danzhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Xianning commandery’s military prefecture; early Jin kept that status. Households: 13,078. One county, one town, and one pass:
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Yichuan had Cloud-Rock Mountain, Mengmen Mountain, the Yellow River, and Kuli River. One town: Yunyan. One pass: Wuren.
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Bao’an Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was the Bao’an Army; Dading 22 made it a prefecture. Households: 7,340. One county, three stockades, two towns, one fort, and one walled city:
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Bao’an was created from the Bao’an Army in Dading 12. Three stockades: Dejing, Shunning, and Pingrong. Two towns: Jingbian and Yonghe. One fort: Yuanlin. One walled city: Jintang.
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Suide Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. Tang Suizhou; under the Song the Suide Army; Dading 22 made it a prefecture. Households: 12,720. One county, ten stockades, one walled city, one fort, and one pass
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Qingjian was originally the Song Qingjian Fort, elevated in Dading 22. Ten stockades: Nuanquan, Yihe, Qingbian, Linxia, Baicao, Mizhi (second commander), Huaining, Zhenbian, Suiping, and Kerong (fourth commander). One walled city: Siwu. One fort: Kaiguang. One pass: Yongning.
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Fuzhou, lower grade. Under the Song it was Luo-jiao commandery with Kangding Army jiedushi; retained at the founding and given a Baoda Army jiedushi. Households: 62,931. Four counties, one town:
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Luojiao, the prefectural seat county. It had Shushu Mountain, the Luo River, and Huachi River. One town: Sanchuan.
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Zhiluo had Mount Dapan and the Luochuan River.
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Licheng had Yangban Pool.
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Luochuan had the Luochuan and Yuan rivers.
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Fangzhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Zhongbu commandery, a military prefecture. Households: 20,746. Two counties, one town:
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Zhongbu had the Ju River, Bridge Mountain, Shitang Mountain, the Luo River, and Pugu River.
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Yijun had the Ju River. One town: Yuhua.
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In Tianhui 5 the marshalate’s Zonghan and Zongwang were ordered to attack Song, with land to be granted to Western Xia if Song fell. After Song was defeated, Jin and Western Xia borders were drawn from Zhenfu Circuit’s Luoyang Ditch to the Yellow River’s west bank, west via Nuanyuan Fort and Fuyan Circuit’s Mizhi Valley to Leisheng Stockade, Huanqing’s Weibian Stockade across Jiuxing Plain to Weibu Valley, Jingyuan’s Weichuan Stockade past ancient Xia Pass to North Valley, Qinfeng’s Tonghuai Fort to old Huizhou, then to the Yellow River and along its present course through Xihua Circuit’s western margin; imprecisely named places were adjusted to the terrain.
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Qingyuan Circuit
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Qingyuan Circuit was formerly Shaanxi West Route. It had one prefecture, two jiedushi posts, three cishi commanderies, eighteen counties, twenty-three towns, two cities, four forts, twenty-two stockades, and eight border-commander camps.
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Qingyang Prefecture, middle grade. Under the Song it was Anhua commandery with Qingyang Army jiedushi. It had been Qingzhou’s military prefecture; at the founding it became Anguo Army, later gained a Ding’an Army jiedushi who also served as superintendent, and Huangtong 2 added a superintendent headquarters. Households: 46,171. Three counties, two cities, one fort, three stockades, seven towns:
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Anhua, the prefectural seat county. It had Maling Mountain and Yanqing River.
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Pengyuan had Pengchi Plain and Muyang River. Two towns: Dongzhi and Chicheng.
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Heshui had Ziwu Mountain. Five towns: Jingui, Huai’an, Yele, Wujiao, and Jingshan. Two cities: Baibao and Dashun. Three stockades: Anjiang, Huachi, and Rouyuan. One fort: Liyuan.
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Huanzhou, upper grade, with a cishi. A Song military prefecture, retained at the founding and raised to a cishi commandery in the Dading period. Households: 9,504. One county, three forts, six stockades, three towns:
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Tongyuan, the prefectural seat county. It had Lu River, Maling Slope, and the Tazi Plain state monopoly market. Three forts: Mugua, Guide, and Xingping. It once had Huiding, Shexiang, and Liujing forts, later abolished. Six stockades: Dingbian, Pingyuan, Yonghe, Hongde, Wulun, and Anbian. Three towns: Hedao, Maling, and Mubo.
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Ningzhou, middle grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Pengyuan commandery with Xingning Army jiedushi, retained at the founding; Huangtong 2 made it an army with “West” added, Tiande 2 dropped “West,” and it became a cishi commandery. Households: 34,757. Four counties, five towns:
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Anding, formerly Ding’an, renamed in Dading 7. The prefectural seat county. It had the Luo River and Jiuling River. One town: Jiaocheng.
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Dingping had two towns: Zaoshe and Dachang.
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Zhenning had Ziwu Mountain and the Luochuan River. Two towns: Yaoguan and Shanhe.
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Xiangyue had Yanchuan River.
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Binzhou, middle grade. Under the Song it was Xinping commandery with Jingnan Army jiedushi, retained at the founding. Households: 47,291. Five counties, three towns, one stockade:
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Xinping, the prefectural seat county. It had the Jing River and Pan River.
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Chunhua had Zhong Mountain and Chexiang Slope.
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Yilu had the Jing River and Rui River. One town: Tingkou.
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Yongshou had been subordinate to Lizhou under the Song. It had Gaoquan Mountain. One town: Yongshou. It once had Shaozhai town, later reassigned to Jingzhou. One stockade: Changning.
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Sanshui had Shimen Mountain, the Jing River, and Luochuan River. One town: Qingquan.
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Yuanzhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Pingliang commandery as a military prefecture; Dading 27 made it a Jingzhou sub-prefecture, later restored to military status. Households: 17,800. Two counties, three towns, five stockades:
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Linjing, the prefectural seat county. It had Yangjin River and Chaona River.
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Pengyang had Dahu River and Puchuan River. Three towns: Xiaozhen, Liuquan, and Xincheng. Five stockades: Suining, Pingning, Jing’an, Kaibian, and Xihao.
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Jingzhou, middle grade, with Zhanghua Army jiedushi. It had been seated at Jingchuan; the second year of Yuanguang moved the seat to Changwu. Households: 26,290. Four counties, one stockade, two towns:
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Jingchuan, formerly Baoding county, renamed in Dading 7. One stockade: Guandi.
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Changwu.
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Liangyuan.
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Lingtai had two towns: Erbai and Shaozhai.
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Border commanders:
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Second Commander Camp lay west of Liyuan Fort, seventy-five li south of Baibao city, with 3,716 households.
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Next west, Fourth Commander Camp: 1,232 households.
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Next west, Third Commander Camp: 2,105 households.
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Next west, Eighth Commander Camp: 1,222 households.
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Next west, Seventh Commander Camp: 850 households.
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Next west, Ninth Commander Camp: 727 households.
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Next west, Sixth Commander Camp: 989 households.
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Next west, Fifth Commander Camp: 364 households.
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Huangtong 6 ceded Dewei city, Xi’an prefecture, Dingbian Army, and other frontier territory to Western Xia at their request. Zhenglong 1 ordered beacon lines built on the Xia frontier to guard against incursions.
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Lintao Circuit
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Lintao Circuit: Huangtong 2 made Xizhou into Lintao Prefecture with a Xiqin Route superintendent; Dading 27 gave the circuit its present name. It had one prefecture, one jiedushi post, one defense commandery, four cishi commanderies, thirteen counties, six towns, six cities, twelve forts, nine stockades, and two passes.
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Lintao Prefecture, middle grade. Under the Song it had been Xizhou’s Lintao commandery with Zhentao Army jiedushi, later Deshun Army; Huangtong 2 added a superintendent headquarters. Local products included licorice, anshenzi, and rhubarb. Households: 19,721. Three counties, one town, one city, four forts:
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Didao had Baishi Mountain, the Tao River, and Hao River. One town: Qingping. One city: Jinggu.
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Dangchuan Fort controlled Tonggu.
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Kangle Fort had three posts—Weiyuan, Lintao, and Nanchuan on the Song frontier.
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Jishi Prefecture, lower grade, with a cishi. It had been the Song’s Jishi Zhexi brother city; Dading 22 made it a prefecture with 5,185 households. One county, three cities, three forts:
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Huaiqiang reached the raw Qiang frontier eighty li to the west. Three cities: Xunhua, one hundred li west to the raw Qiang border; Datong on the river at the Xia border; and Laiqiang on the Xia frontier. Three forts: Tongjin, Lintan, and Laitong.
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Taozhou, lower grade. The Song had once placed it under regiment training. With a cishi. Formerly a military prefecture. It bordered Song; the western raw Qiang frontier lay eighty li away. Households: 11,337. Two forts: Tongyou on the Song border, without civilian households and held by garrison troops; and Tiecheng likewise on the Song border with troops only, no civilians.
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Lanzhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Under the Song it was Jincheng commandery, a military prefecture. Households: 11,360; three towns, two cities, three forts, one pass:
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Dingyuan also held the Tenth Commander, fifteen li from Zhigu Fort.
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Kangu was a former Song stockade.
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Agan was a former Song stockade. Two cities: Ningyuan and Anqiang. Three forts: Dongguan and Zhigu on the Xia frontier, also holding the Eighth Commander. Xiguan faced the Yellow River and Xia frontier with towns Yuanchuan, Zhuzui, and Nami. One pass: Jingyu.
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Gongzhou, lower grade, with a jiedushi. It had been the Song’s Tongyuan Army; Huangtong 2 made its military prefecture a Tongyuan Army jiedushi post. Households: 36,301. Five counties, four stockades, one town:
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Longxi was a former Song county.
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Dingxi was raised to a prefecture in Zhenyou 4, month 6, subordinating Tongxi and Anxi. One town: Yanchuan. It once had Chizui town, later abolished.
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Tongxi.
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Anxi had four stockades, including Shuyang on the Song frontier. Laiyuan stood twenty-five li from the Song border and had been a town. Yongning lay thirty li from the Song border. Nanchuan. It once had Pingxi and Ningyuan stockades and South Sancha Fort, all later abolished.
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Huizhou, upper grade, with a cishi. Under the Song its former name had been Ruzhe. Households: 8,918. One county; it once had Huichuan city. Two stockades, one pass:
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Baochuan had two stockades: Pingxi and Tong’an. One pass: Huian, formerly written Huining.
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Hezhou, lower grade, defense commandery; under the Song it was Anxiang commandery as a military prefecture. 1,710 li west of the capital. Huangtong 2 made it a defense prefecture; Zhenyou 4, month 10, raised it to jiedushi with army name Pingxi. Households: 14,942. Two counties, one city, three stockades, one town:
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Paohan was abolished at the founding and restored in Zhenyuan 2.
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Ninghe had one city: Anxiang Pass. Three stockades: Nanchuan, Tonghui Pass, and Dingqiang city. One town: Jiqing.
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