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Treatise Twenty-Two: Geography, Part Seven.
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▲ Yunnan and Guizhou
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Yunnan lay outside the Liang Province frontier as described in the Tribute of Yu. The Yuan established the Yunnan Branch Secretariat. Its administrative seat was at Zhongqing Route. On guichou in the second month of Hongwu 15 (1382), Yunnan was pacified and the Yunnan Regional Military Commission was established. On yimao the Yunnan Provincial Administration Commission was established. It shared its seat with Yunnan Prefecture. It governed fifty-eight prefectures, seventy-five subprefectures, fifty-five counties, and six barbarian districts. Later it governed nineteen prefectures, two frontier-administration prefectures, forty subprefectures, three frontier-administration subprefectures, thirty counties, eight pacification commissions, four pacification superintendencies, five consolation superintendencies, thirty-three native chieftaincies, and two frontier-administration native chieftaincies. To the north it reached Yongning and bordered Sichuan. To the east it reached Fuzhou and bordered Guangxi. To the west it reached Ganya and bordered the Western Barbarians. To the south it reached Mubang and bordered Jiaozhi. It lay seven thousand two hundred li from Nanjing and ten thousand six hundred forty-five li from the capital. In Hongwu 26 it had fifty-nine thousand five hundred seventy-six registered households and a population of two hundred fifty-nine thousand two hundred seventy. In Hongzhi 4 it had fifteen thousand nine hundred fifty households and a population of one hundred twenty-five thousand nine hundred fifty-five. In Wanli 6 it had one hundred thirty-five thousand five hundred sixty households and a population of one million four hundred seventy-six thousand six hundred ninety-two.
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Yunnan Prefecture had been Zhongqing Route under the Yuan. In the first month of Hongwu 15 it was redesignated Yunnan Prefecture. It governed four subprefectures and nine counties:
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Kunming (seat-attached county). In Hongwu 26 the Princely Establishment of Min was transferred here from Minzhou in Shaanxi. In Yongle 22 the Min princely mansion was moved to Wugang in Huguang, a Teng princely mansion was built here, and it was abolished in Xuande 1. To the east stands Golden Horse Mountain, facing Green Chicken Mountain to the southwest; both have passes, and Dian Lake lies at their foot. The lake lies south of the city and measures five hundred li around; its southwestern outlet reaches north of Wuding Prefecture and empties into the Jinsha River. Farther east is the Panlong River, which flows west into Dian Lake. To the east are the Chishui Peng and Qingshui River pacification sub-offices.
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Fumin (northwest of the prefectural seat). To the east is the Tanglang River, which rises from Dian Lake and flows down into the Jinsha River. To the southeast is the Anning River.
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Yiliang (east and slightly south of the prefectural seat). To the east is the Dachi River, also known as the Great River or the Bapan River. To the west is the Tangchi pacification sub-office.
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Luoci (northwest of the prefectural seat). Formerly under Anning Subprefecture, it was transferred to the prefecture in the eighth month of Hongzhi 13. To the west is the Xingxiu River, which enters from Wuding Prefecture. There is also Shamoxi Stream, which is the Anning River. To the south is the Lianxiang Pass pacification sub-office.
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West of Jinning Subprefecture is the Dabao River, which flows down into Dian Lake. It lies one hundred li north of the prefectural seat. It governed two counties:
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Guihua has Jiaoqi Ford to the northeast, on the lower reach of Dian Lake.
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Chenggong (north of the subprefectural seat). To the west is Dian Lake; to the north is the Luolong River, which enters from the south.
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West of Anning Subprefecture is Mount Yajiao, where brine is boiled for salt; a Salt Tax Intendant Office was set up there overseeing four salt wells. In Tianqi 3 the office was relocated to Langjing and this one was abolished. Farther south is the Tanglang River. To the west is the Anning River. There are also the Luoliao and Tieliu pacification sub-offices. It lies eighty li east of the prefectural seat. It governed one county:
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Lufeng (west of the subprefectural seat). To the west is Nanping Mountain, which has a pass on its summit. To the east is a great stream, namely the Anning River. To the west is the Xingxiu River; east of the river is the Laoya Pass pacification sub-office. Farther west is Langu Pass.
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Southeast of Kunyang Subprefecture is the Qulan River, which flows northeast into Dian Lake. It lies one hundred fifty li north of the prefectural seat. It governed two counties:
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Sanbo (northwest of the subprefectural seat). To the west is Sanbo Stream, which flows into Dian Lake.
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Yimen (west of the subprefectural seat). To the south is the Yimen Garrison Battalion, established in Hongwu 24, where the old county seat had been. In Wanli 3 the county seat was moved back here. Farther south is Liya Mountain, famed for unusual horses; it is also called Horse-Head Mountain. To the west is the Jiudu River, namely the great stream of Lufeng County, which flows down into Yuanjiang Prefecture.
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In the third month of Hongwu 15 Songming Subprefecture was renamed Songmeng. In Chenghua 18 the former name was restored. To the northeast is Luojin Mountain. To the east is Xiushan Mountain. To the northwest is Donggele Mountain. To the southeast is Wuna Mountain, where the Muyang River rises and flows southwest into Dian Lake. Farther southeast is Jiali Marsh, also known as Yanglin Marsh. Farther west is the Shaodian River, which gathers ninety-nine springs and becomes the Panlong River at Kunming. To the west was Shaodian County, placed under the subprefecture in the third month of Hongwu 15 and soon abolished. To the southeast was Yanglin County, abolished in the tenth month of Chenghua 17. Farther east is the Yanglin Garrison Battalion, established in Hongwu 25. Farther west is the Tu'er Pass pacification sub-office. It lies one hundred twenty li southwest of the prefectural seat.
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Qujing Prefecture had been Qujing Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was made a prefecture. In the fourth month of Hongwu 27 it was promoted to a military-civilian prefecture. It governed four subprefectures and two counties. It lies two hundred ninety li west of the provincial administration commission.
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Nanning (seat-attached county). To the southeast is Shibao Mountain; west of the mountain stood the Yuan seat of Yue Subprefecture, abolished in the first month of Hongwu 28. To the north is the Baishi River, which joins the Xiaoxiang River south of the city, then turns southeast to meet the Zuoxiao River—also called the Nanpan River—whose lower course skirts Yunnan, Chengjiang, and Guangxi prefectures before entering Guizhou at Luoping Subprefecture. To the northeast is the Baishui Pass pacification sub-office.
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Yizuo (east of the prefectural seat). Under the Yuan it belonged to Luoxiong Subprefecture. Early in the Yongle reign it was transferred to the prefecture. To the southwest is the Kuaize River.
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East of Luliang Subprefecture is Qiuxiong Mountain; below it lies Zhongyan Marsh, where the Nanpan River gathers. To the northwest is Murong Mountain, which has a pass. Farther west is Bufeng Mountain. Farther west were Fanghua County and, to the south, Henna County; both had belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan and were abolished early in the Yongle reign. To the southwest is Luliang Guard, established in the third month of Hongwu 23 on the territory of ancient Luchang; at Qiaodian to the southwest a camp garrison was set up in Wanli 2. In Wanli 48 the Fagudian, Longdong, and other camps were re-established to garrison the area jointly. It lies one hundred twenty li north of the prefectural seat.
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Southeast of Malong Subprefecture is Murongqing Mountain; in the twelfth month of Hongwu 24 the Ningyue Fort was established here. Below the mountain is Murong Stream, whose lower course is the Xiaoxiang River. Farther west is Yangmo Mountain, also known as Guansuo Ridge, which has a pass atop it. To the southwest is Tongquan County, which under the Yuan belonged to the subprefecture and was abolished early in the Yongle reign. To the north is the Malong Garrison Battalion, originally Malong Guard; it was established in the seventh month of Hongwu 23 and converted to a battalion in the tenth month of Hongwu 28. To the south is the Lupojia Ridge pacification sub-office. There was also Malong County, which under the Yuan belonged to the subprefecture and was abolished in Hongwu 15. To the southwest is Fenshuiling Pass. To the east is Sanchakou Pass. It lies seventy li east of the prefectural seat.
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Luoping Subprefecture was Luoxiong Subprefecture under the Yuan. It was renamed in the fourth month of Wanli 15. To the north is Lubu Mountain. To the southeast is the Pan River, whose lower course enters the territory of the Muyi Native Official Department in Guizhou. To the south is the Dingxiong Garrison Battalion, established in the ninth month of Wanli 14. It lies two hundred seventy li northwest of the prefectural seat.
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Xundian Prefecture was Rendé Prefecture under the Yuan. In the tenth month of Hongwu 16, on the xinwei day, it was promoted to Rendé Military-Civil Prefecture. In the dingchou year it was renamed Xundian Military-Civil Prefecture. In Chenghua 12 it was changed to Xundian Prefecture. The old seat was to the east. The present seat is below Fengwu Mountain, moved in the tenth month of Jiajing 7. To the southwest are Luolongxiong Mountain and Waa Mountain. To the west is Guoma Mountain; its springs form the Longju River, which flows down into Dian Lake. Farther southwest is Sanleng Mountain, atop which are ninety-nine springs—the upper source of the Panlong River. Farther east is the Ajiaohe Stream. Farther north is Weimei County and to the west is Guihou County; both had belonged to the prefecture under the Yuan, were retained in the third month of Hongwu 15, and were soon abolished. To the southeast is Mimi Pass, also known as Yilong Fort; in the fourth month of Hongwu 23 the Mimi Pass Garrison Battalion was established here. It lies two hundred sixty li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Lin'an Prefecture was Lin'an Route under the Yuan. It was made a prefecture in the first month of Hongwu 15. It governed six subprefectures, five counties, and nine native official departments. It lies four hundred twenty li north of the provincial administration commission.
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Jianshui (seat-attached subprefecture). Under the Yuan the prefectural seat lay north of the subprefecture; during the Hongwu era the prefectural administration was moved here. To the southwest is Baoshan. To the northwest and right is Flame Mountain. To the east is Shiyan Mountain; the Lujiang River flows from Shiping Subprefecture through here, runs underground into a rock cave, and emerges to the east as the Lemeng River. Farther northeast is the Qu River, which flows east into the Pan River; there is a Qu River pacification sub-office. Farther west is the Lishe River, which rises in Zhao Subprefecture and flows through here. There was also Ningyuan Subprefecture, carved out from Jianshui Subprefecture in Wanli 14 and abolished in Wanli 48. To the southeast is the Nageng Mountain native pacification sub-office.
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Shiping Subprefecture was called Shiping under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was renamed Shiping, and later changed to the present name. To the south is Zhongxiu Mountain. To the east is Caiyu Mountain, which produces stone resembling jade. There is the Qu River. There is also Yilong Lake, one hundred fifty li in circumference, with large, small, and middle islands within it; the large and middle islands each have walled towns, and its waters are channeled out as the Lujiang River. To the west is the Baoxiuguan pacification sub-office. It lies seventy li east of the prefectural seat.
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Ami Subprefecture was the Anning Wanhu under the Yuan. It was established as a subprefecture in the third month of Hongwu 15. To the southeast is Maiwu Mountain, which at the beginning of the Wanli reign was renamed Leigong Mountain. Farther south is the Pan River, into which the Lemeng River flows from the east. Farther east is a fire well, with the Dongshankou native pacification sub-office. There was also the Bujiucun pacification sub-office, later abolished. There was also the Ami Garrison City, built in Wanli 2. It lies one hundred twenty li west of the prefectural seat.
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Southeast of Ning Subprefecture is Denglou Mountain. To the east is Shuijiaodian Mountain, which produces calamine. Farther east is the Poxi River, which rises from Fuxian Lake in Chengjiang Prefecture and flows down into the Pan River; farther southwest is the Huan River, which joins it. Farther east is Xisha County, which under the Yuan belonged to the subprefecture, was later abolished, was restored in the third month of Hongwu 15 and again subordinated to the subprefecture, and was soon abolished once more. To the northwest is the Dianzhi pacification sub-office. It lies one hundred eighty li southwest of the prefectural seat.
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Tonghai (northwest of the prefectural seat). Under the Yuan it belonged to Ning Subprefecture; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it was transferred to the prefecture. To the south is Xiushan. To the north is Tonghai Lake. To the east are the Tonghai Front and Right garrison battalions, originally the Yuan seat of Lin'an Route. At the beginning of the Hongwu reign the prefectural seat was moved to Jianshui Subprefecture. In Hongwu 15 a garrison battalion was established here.
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Hexi (northwest of the prefectural seat). To the east is the Qu River. Farther west is the Lubei River, which enters from Xinxing Subprefecture and joins the Qu River. Farther northeast is the Lüxi River, whose lower course is Tonghai Lake. Farther north is the Qutuoguan pacification sub-office, later abolished.
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Xie'e (northwest of the prefectural seat). Under the Yuan it belonged to Ning Subprefecture. In the second month of Hongwu 15 it was transferred to the prefecture. To the east is the Qu River, entering from Xinxing Subprefecture; farther south is the Heliu River and to the northwest is the Dinggui River—all join it. Farther southwest is the Qiluoguan pacification sub-office and to the west is the Xingyixiang pacification sub-office.
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Mengzi (southeast of the prefectural seat). To the west is Muze Mountain. To the east is Yunlong Mountain, and also Xianbao Mountain. Farther southeast is the Lihua River, which is the Lishe River; it flows southeast into the Qingshui River of Jiaozhi. There is the old Lihua market palisade; in the fifth month of Xuande 5 the Right Garrison Battalion of Lin'an Guard was established here. Farther southwest are two West Creeks that yield silver mines. Farther south is Lianhua Shoal, the lower course of the Lancang River and the upper course of the Tao River in Jiaozhi. To the southwest is the Qingkouguan pacification sub-office; there are also Dawoguan and Yangliuheguan passes. To the southeast are the abandoned Guo Stockade and Hemi Stockade, both with routes leading to Jiaozhi.
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Xinping (northwest of the prefectural seat). It was established in Wanli 19. To the southeast is Lukui Mountain. To the east is the Pingdian River. To the south is the Nanqiong pacification sub-office.
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Xinhua Subprefecture was originally the Malong Talangdian Native Official Department. It was established in the fourth month of Hongwu 17, directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In Hongzhi 8 it was changed to Xinhua Subprefecture. In Wanli 19 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the north is Chechong Mountain. To the west is Malong Mountain, where barbarian chieftains had established stockades; under the Yuan the Malong Department Thousand-Household was established here under Yuanjiang Route and was abolished in Hongwu 15. Farther north is Falong Mountain, also a place where barbarian chieftains had established stockades. Farther southeast is the Malong River—also known as the Lishe River and as the Moshele River—which has the Moshele pacification sub-office. To the northeast is Anu Dian. It lies five hundred thirty li southeast of the prefectural seat.
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Ningyuan Subprefecture was established in the second month of Zhizhi 3 under the Yuan and was directly subordinate to the Yunnan Branch Secretariat. In Hongwu 15 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. In Xuande 1 it passed to Annam.
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The Nalou Chadian Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. It was originally the Nalou Garrison Battalion, established in Hongwu 15 and subordinate to Heni Prefecture. In the fourth month of Hongwu 17 it was re-established. To the north is Lingyang Cave, which produces silver ore. There is also the Lufeng River, the lower course of the Lishe River. Farther east is Shang Dian.
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The Jiaohua Sanbu Native Official Department lies southeast of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Qiangxian Three Departments; in the Hongwu era it was re-established. To the southwest is the Lubu River, which rises from the Lishe River and whose lower course joins the Lihua River in Mengzi County.
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The Wangnong Mountain Native Official Department lies southeast of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the great and small departments of Wangnong Mountain; in the Hongwu era it was re-established.
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The Kuirong Dian Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was Tietong Dian, subordinate to Yuanjiang Route. In the Hongwu era it was re-established and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the west is the Kuirong River, which rises in Yuanjiang Prefecture, flows east past Cheren Stockade, and leaves Ningyuan Subprefecture territory.
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The Xichu Dian Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Xichu Dian Military-Civilian Deputy Ten-Thousand Household, subordinate to Yuanjiang Route. In the Hongwu era it was re-established and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction.
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The Situo Dian Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was Heni Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture governing the Nalou Garrison Battalion and the Banxi, Qixi, and Asa barbarian departments; it was abolished in Hongwu 17 and later re-established.
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The Zuoneng Stockade Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. It was originally Sitou Dian Stockade and was re-established in the Hongwu era.
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The Luokong Dian Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Banxi Luokong Department Military-Civilian Ten-Thousand Household. In the Hongwu era it was re-established.
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The Annam Native Official Department lies southeast of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Shezi Thousand-Household, later changed to the Annam Route Escort Guard Thousand-Household. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was still called the Shezi Garrison Battalion and was soon re-established as a native official department. In Zhengde 6 it was merged into Mengzi County. In Tianqi 2 it was restored.
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Chengjiang Prefecture was Chengjiang Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. It governed two subprefectures and three counties. It lies eighty li northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Heyang (seat-attached county). The old seat was in the west. In the Hongwu era the seat was moved to Xiuchiu Mountain. In the Hongzhi era it was moved again to Jinlian Mountain east of the county seat. In Zhengde 13 it was moved again to the foot of Yangpu Mountain east of the county seat. In Jiajing 20 it was moved again south of Jinlian Mountain. In Longqing 4 it was moved again to the foot of Wufeng Mountain—the present seat. To the north is Luocang Mountain. To the south is Fuxian Lake, also called Luojia Lake; its lower course flows east to join the Pan River. Farther east is the Tiechi River, which rises in Luliang Subprefecture, flows here, joins Fuxian Lake, is drawn off again as the Tieche River, and enters the Pan River.
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Jiangchuan (southwest of the prefectural seat). To the south is the old city; in Chongzhen 7 it collapsed in flooding and the seat was moved to the old Jiangchuan postal station—the present seat. Farther south is Xingyun Lake, which flows southeast into Fuxian Lake. To the north is the Guansuo Ridge pacification sub-office.
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Yangzong (northeast of the prefectural seat). To the north is Ming Lake, also called Yangzong Lake, which rises from Luocang Mountain and flows into the Pan River.
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Northeast of Xinxing Subprefecture is Luomo Mountain, also called Shiya Mountain. To the northwest is Daqi Mountain. There is also Mengxi Mountain, which marks the border with Jinning Subprefecture. There is also the Great Stream, whose lower course reaches Xie'e County and enters the Qu River. There is the Luomo Stream, which rises from Luomo Mountain and enters the Great Stream. Also to the north is Pushe County and to the south is Yanhe County; both belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan, were retained in the third month of Hongwu 15, and were soon abolished. Also to the north is the Tielu Pass pacification sub-office. It lies two hundred li east of the prefectural seat.
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Southwest of Lunan Subprefecture is Zhuzi Mountain. To the east is Daliao Mountain, whose stone can be smelted for copper. To the west is the Bapan River, which rises in Luliang Subprefecture. The Tieche River also joins it. To the southeast is Yishi County, which belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan and was abolished in the ninth month of Hongzhi 3. To the northeast is the Geni pacification sub-office. It lies one hundred thirty li west of the prefectural seat.
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Guangxi Prefecture was Guangxi Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. To the west is Alu Mountain. To the northwest is the Bapan River. Also to the west is the Nanpan River. Also to the south is Yibang Pool, also called Longdian Sea, which straddles the border with Mile Subprefecture and flows south into the Pan River. It governed three subprefectures. It lies three hundred ten li northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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West of Shizong Subprefecture is Guishan, where a superintendent-capture fort was built in Wanli 48. To the east is Yingwu Mountain. To the west is the Pan River; the Bapan River also joins it from the northwest and flows northeast into Luoping Subprefecture territory. It lies eighty li southwest of the prefectural seat.
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South of Mile Subprefecture is Bulong Mountain. To the west is Ayu Mountain. To the southeast is Panjiang Mountain, below which the Nanpan River flows. Also to the east is the Badian Stream, which joins the Nanpan River to the south. Also to the west is Shibazhai Mountain, where the Shibazhai Garrison Defense Battalion was established in the second month of Jiajing 1, directly subordinate to the Yunnan Regional Military Commission. Also to the south is the Niezhao pacification sub-office. It lies ninety li northeast of the prefectural seat.
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Weimo Subprefecture was established in the second month of Dade 4 under the Yuan. To the northeast is Xiao Weimo Mountain. To the southeast is Da Weimo Mountain; there is also Amu Mountain. Also to the northeast is Baoning Stream, whose lower course passes through Guangnan Prefecture territory and joins the Xiyang River. To the west is Sanxiang Fort, built in Wanli 22. It lies two hundred twenty li northwest of the prefectural seat.
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Guangnan Prefecture was the Guangnan West Circuit Pacification Superintendency under the Yuan. In the eleventh month of Hongwu 15 it was re-established as Guangnan Prefecture. To the northwest is Paitou Mountain, where native people built a stockade on its summit. To the south is the Xiyang River, which flows southeast to Tianzhou Prefecture in Guangxi and enters the Zuo River. It governed one subprefecture. It lies seven hundred ninety li northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Fuzhou Subprefecture was established in Zhiyuan 13 under the Yuan and was subordinate to Guangnan West Circuit. In Hongwu 15 it was transferred to the prefecture. To the southeast is Zheyao Mountain. To the northeast is Xining Mountain. Also to the east is the Nanmu Stream, which south of the subprefecture joins the Nanwang Stream, runs underground for fifteen li, and emerges east into the Xiyang River. To the southwest is Anning Subprefecture and to the northeast is Luozuo Subprefecture; both were established in Zhiyuan 13 under the Yuan and were subordinate to Guangnan West Circuit. They were retained in Hongwu 15 and were later both abolished. It lies two hundred li west of the prefectural seat.
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Yuanjiang Military-Civil Prefecture was Yuanjiang Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. At the beginning of the Yongle reign it was promoted to a military-civil prefecture. It governed two subprefectures. It lies seven hundred ninety li northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Fenghua (seat-attached subprefecture). It was originally the Yinyuan Luobidian Native Official Department, established in the fourth month of Hongwu 18. In the Jiajing era it was changed to a subprefecture. To the east is Luopan Mountain, also called Yutai Mountain. There is also Lutong Mountain. To the southeast is the Yuan River, also called the Lishe River, which flows southeast into the territory of the Nalou Chadian Native Official Department. To the southwest is the Lancang River, which forms the boundary with the Cheli Pacification Commission. Also to the west is the Buri Department, abolished in the Hongwu era. Also to the east is the Hemo Village pacification sub-office.
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Gongshun Subprefecture was originally the Talang Stockade Native Official Department and was changed to a subprefecture in the Jiajing era.
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Chuxiong Prefecture was Weichu Kainan Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was changed to Chuxiong Prefecture. It governed two subprefectures and five counties. It lies six hundred li east of the provincial administration commission.
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Chuxiong (seat-attached county). Under the Yuan it was called Weichu. In the second month of Hongwu 15 it was renamed. To the west is Weixi Mountain; there is also the Longchuan River, which passes below Qing Peak north of the city as the Elu River, flows down into Wuding Prefecture, and joins the Jinsha River. To the west is Boluo Ravine, whose foot has brine; under the Yuan a Salt Tax Office was established here and was abolished under the Ming. To the northwest is the Lühe pacification sub-office.
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Guangtong (east of the prefectural seat). Under the Yuan it belonged to Nan'an Subprefecture. It was retained in Hongwu 15 and was later transferred to the prefecture. To the northeast is Panlong Mountain, also called Jiupan Mountain. To the west is Luoju Dian Mountain. To the east is Yancang Mountain, which formerly produced salt. There is also Wolxiang Mountain, and to the southeast Woshi Mountain; both produce silver ore. Also to the northeast is Aluxiong Mountain, with Alu Well and Hou Well, both of which produce salt. Also to the east is the Shezi River, which enters from Wuding Prefecture and flows down into the Yuan River. Also to the north is the Great River, which enters the Longchuan River in Dingyuan County to the northwest. To the east is the Shezi pacification sub-office; to the northeast is Shayi Old and to the west is Huideng Pass — two native pacification sub-offices.
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Dingyuan (northwest of the prefectural seat). To the west is Chishi Mountain. To the east is the Longchuan River. There is also the Heiyan Salt Well, where an intendant office was established. There is also the Langjing Intendant Office, originally established at Anning Subprefecture and moved here in Tianqi 3; it has the Heijing and Langjing pacification sub-offices. Also to the southwest is Luoping Pass and to the south is Huiji Pass — two pacification sub-offices.
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Dingbian (west of the prefectural seat). It was established in Zhiyuan 12 under the Yuan and was subordinate to Zhennan Subprefecture. In the Hongwu era it was transferred to the prefecture. To the north is Luopan Mountain, on which is Zipu Pass. There is also Wuliang Mountain. To the south is the Dingbian River; the Yang River also enters from Menghua Prefecture and joins it.
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Zhujia (south of the prefectural seat). It was established under the Yuan. To the west is Heichu Mountain. To the northeast is the Bumen River at the foot of Bumen Mountain; farther northeast it joins the Malong River and flows into Xinhua Subprefecture. Also to the west is the Shanghe River, which borders Nan'an Subprefecture.
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East of Nan'an Subprefecture is Jianlin Cang Mountain. Also to the southwest is Biaoluo Mountain, which produces silver. To the north is the Shezi River. It lies fifty li northwest of the prefectural seat.
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Northeast of Zhennan Subprefecture is Shifei Mountain. To the east is Wulou Mountain. To the southwest is the Malong River, whose upper course is the Dingbian River; farther southeast it enters Zhujia County territory. Also to the west is Pingyi Stream, the upper course of the Longchuan River. There is also the Shaqiao pacification sub-office. There are also native pacification sub-offices at Zhennan Pass, Yingwu Pass, and Axiong Pass. It lies fifty li southeast of the prefectural seat.
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Yao'an Military-Civil Prefecture was Yao'an Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. In the fourth month of Hongwu 27 it was promoted to a military-civil prefecture. It governed one subprefecture and one county. It lies seven hundred li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Yao Prefecture (seat-attached county). Under the Yuan it belonged to Dali Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the east is Dong Mountain, also called Baoyanluo Mountain. To the northeast is the Jinsha River. To the south is the Qingling River, which rises from Sanku Mountain and whose lower course joins the Dayao River. To the north is the Yao'an Garrison Defense Battalion, established in Hongwu 28. To the east is Jiancang, to the west is Puchang, to the south is Sanku, and to the southwest is Pupeng — four pacification sub-offices.
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Dayao (north of the prefectural seat). Under the Yuan it belonged to Yao Prefecture. It was retained in the third month of Hongwu 15 and was later transferred to the prefecture. To the northwest is Chishi Cliff. To the north is the Dayao River, which rises from Shuan Mountain. To the northwest is the Longjiao River, which rises from Tiesuo Ravine, is also called Jupao River, and produces gold. Both flow northeast into the Jinsha River. To the south is the Baiyan Salt Well Intendant Office, which governs nine salt wells. There is also the Baiyan Salt Well pacification sub-office. To the east is the Yao'an Central Garrison Battalion, established in Hongwu 28.
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Wuding Prefecture was Wuding Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was soon promoted to a military-civil prefecture. In the intercalary sixth month of Longqing 3 the seat was moved to Shizi Mountain. In the Wanli era the military-civil designation was dropped. It governed two subprefectures and one county. It lies one hundred fifty li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Yuanmou (northwest of the prefectural seat). To the northwest is Zhuxiong Mountain; there is also Zhushaxiong Mountain. To the north is the Jinsha River, into which the Xixi River flows from the west.
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North of Luquan Subprefecture is Fakuai Mountain; there is also Waniewai Mountain. To the northeast is Xingqiu Mountain; there is also Wumeng Mountain, also called Jiangyunlu Mountain. To the north is the Jinsha River, which borders Dongchuan Prefecture in Sichuan. Also to the east is the Pudu River, which is the Tanglang River; its lower course joins the Zhangjiu River and enters the Jinsha River. To the north is Yilong County, which belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan and was abolished in Hongwu 17. To the east is Shijiu County, which belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan and was abolished in the seventh month of Tianqi 1. Also to the north is the Pudu River pacification sub-office. To the south is the Samo pacification sub-office, later abolished. It lies twenty li west of the prefectural seat.
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Jingdong Prefecture was established in the second month of Zhishun 2 under the Yuan. It was retained in the intercalary second month of Hongwu 15. In the third month it was reduced to a subprefecture subordinate to Chuxiong Prefecture. In the first month of Hongwu 17 it was again promoted to a prefecture. To the west is Jingdong Mountain, where in the Hongwu era Jingdong Guard city was built and a small city was built on the summit, called Moon City. To the north is Mengluo Mountain, also called Wuliang Mountain. To the southwest is the Lancang River, which rises from Jinchi, flows more than two hundred li through the southwest of the prefecture, enters Cheli to the south as the Jiulong River, and flows down into Jiaozhi; to the southeast is the Great River, the lower course of the Dingbian River, which farther east enters Zhennan Subprefecture as the Malong River. Also to the south is a native salt well that produces salt. To the north is Kainan Subprefecture, which under the Yuan belonged to Weichu Kainan Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Chuxiong Prefecture and was soon abolished. Also to the east is Sancha River and to the northwest is Baodian — two native pacification sub-offices. Also to the north is Anding Pass. To the south is Mugua Pass. To the southeast is Jinglan Pass. To the southwest is Lanjin Bridge, made of iron chains. It lies one thousand one hundred eighty li northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Zhenyuan Prefecture was originally Zhenyuan Subprefecture. It was established in the twelfth month of Hongwu 35. In the fourth month of Yongle 4 it was promoted to a prefecture. To the west is Bonong Mountain, above and below which are six salt wells. To the south is the Shanmu River, which rises from Zheledian and whose lower course joins the Gubao River in Weiyuan Subprefecture. It governed one native official department. It lies one thousand fifty li north of the provincial administration commission.
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The Lugu Stockade Native Official Department lies northeast of the prefecture. In the fourth month of Yongle 10 it was established from Luping Stockade. To the north is Marong Mountain. To the south is the Nanlang River, which flows southwest to join the Shanmu River.
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Dali Prefecture was Dali Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. It governed four subprefectures, three counties, and one native official department. It lies eight hundred ninety li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Taihe (seat-attached county). To the west is Diancang Mountain. To the east is the Xier River, also called Erhai, which enters from Langqiong Subprefecture, passes below Tian Bridge, and farther east receives the eighteen streams of Diancang Mountain; within it are three islets, four sandbars, and nine bends. To the west is the Yangbei River, also called Yangbi Water, which enters from Jianchuan Subprefecture, passes behind Diancang Mountain, joins the Xier River, and flows southwest into the Lancang River. To the south is the Taihe native pacification sub-office. Also to the north is Longshou Pass, also called Upper Pass. To the south is Longwei Pass, also called Lower Pass.
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In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was renamed Zhaoxi Subprefecture and was soon restored. To the south is Jiulongding Mountain. There is also Dingxi Ridge, where the source of the Great River rises; it is also called the Boluo River and enters the Xier River to the northwest. Also to the southwest is the Yangbei River, which enters Menghua Prefecture territory to the south. To the southeast is the Baiya River, which rises from Dingxi Ridge and whose lower course is the Lishe River. There is the old Baiya city, which was repaired in Jiajing 43 and renamed Caiyun City. Also to the east is Ganhaizi and to the south is Midu Market — two pacification sub-offices. There is also the Dingxi Ridge Upper pacification sub-office. It lies thirty li northwest of the prefectural seat. It governed one county:
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Yunnan (east of the subprefecture). Under the Yuan it was Yunnan Subprefecture. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was changed to a county subordinate to the prefecture. In Hongwu 17 it was transferred to the subprefecture. To the northwest is Baoquan Water; there is the Yipao River. To the northeast is Zhouguanxi Lake. To the west is Pindian, where Erhai Guard was established in the fourth month of Hongwu 19. Also to the northeast is Nichang, to the south is Chudian, and Annan Slope — three pacification sub-offices.
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North of Dengchuan Subprefecture is Zhong Mountain; there is also the Putuo River, also called the Grape River and the Miyijia River, which enters the Xier River to the south. Also to the east is Haozhu Cave, also called Silver Pit. There is also the Qingsuobi native pacification sub-office. It lies seventy li south of the prefectural seat. It governed one county:
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Langqiong (east of the subprefecture). To the northeast is Foguang Mountain; halfway up is a cave that can hold ten thousand people, and behind the mountain the path is narrow and steep, called One-Woman Pass. There are also Lianhua Mountain and Mengcihe Mountain, all steep and rugged. To the southwest is Fengyu Mountain. To the north is Bagu Mountain, where Er water rises. To the west is the Yangbei River. To the northwest is Ning Lake, also called Ming River, the upper source of the Putuo River. There is also the Five Salt Wells Intendant Office, established in Hongwu 16 and abolished in Wanli 42. To the southwest is Fengyu County, established in the third month of Hongwu 15, subordinate to Dengchuan Subprefecture, and soon abolished. There is the Fengyu Township pacification sub-office. Also to the southeast is the Jintuokong pacification sub-office, later abolished. To the west is Shangjiangzui and to the southwest is Xiajiangzui — two native pacification sub-offices.
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Binchuan Subprefecture was established in the fourth month of Hongzhi 6 from lands of Zhao Subprefecture and Taihe and Yunnan counties. To the west is Jizu Mountain, also called Nine-Bend Cliff. To the northeast is the Jinsha River, which enters Yao'an Prefecture territory to the east. To the west is Jinlong Pool, which flows into the Xier River. Also to the east is Daluo Guard below Zhongying Mountain, established together with the subprefecture in the fourth month of Hongzhi 6. Also to the northeast is Chishi Cliff and to the southwest is Binju — two pacification sub-offices. To the west is Shenmo Cave. Also to the south is Manshen Stockade and to the north is Baiyang Market — two pacification sub-offices, later abolished. Also to the north is the Jinsha River native pacification sub-office. It lies one hundred li west of the prefectural seat.
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Yunlong Subprefecture was the Yunlongdian Military-Civil Prefecture under the Yuan, established at the end of the Yuan dynasty. In Hongwu 17 it was changed to a subprefecture and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. During the Zhengtong era it was subordinated to Menghua Prefecture and later again came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the west is Sanfeng Mountain. To the east is the Lancang River. Also to the northwest are the Nuodeng and other salt wells and to the southeast are the Dajing and other salt wells; formerly all were governed by the Five Wells Intendant Office and were later transferred to the subprefecture. To the east is the Yunlongdian pacification sub-office, later abolished. To the northeast is Shundang Well; also to the east are Shangwujing and Shijing, and to the north is Jianhanchang — four pacification sub-offices; also to the east is the Shierguan native pacification sub-office; all formerly belonged to Langqiong Subprefecture and were later transferred. It lies sixty li southeast of the prefectural seat.
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The Shierguan Native Official Department lies east of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Shierguan Escort Guard Thousand-Household. In the Hongwu era it was re-established. In the fifth month of Jiajing 1 it was moved west of the Yipao River.
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Heqing Military-Civil Prefecture was Heqing Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. In the eleventh month of Hongwu 30 it was promoted to a military-civil prefecture. To the south is Fangzhang Mountain; there is also Banzi Mountain, which produces ore. To the east is the Jinsha River. To the southeast is the Yanggong River, also called Hechuan, whose lower course enters the Jinsha River. There are Mu'an Subprefecture and Fuzhou; both belonged to the prefecture under the Yuan and were both abolished in Hongwu 15. To the northeast is Xuanhua Pass, to the southwest is Guanyin Mountain, and there is also the Qingshui River — three pacification sub-offices. It governed two subprefectures. It lies one thousand one hundred sixty li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Jianchuan Subprefecture was Jianchuan County under the Yuan. It was retained in the third month of Hongwu 15. In the first month of Hongwu 17 it was promoted to a subprefecture. To the southwest is Shibao Mountain. To the south is Jianchuan Lake, commonly called Haizi, the lower course of the Yangbei River. Also to the southwest is the Mishajing Salt Tax Office. There is also the Mishajing pacification sub-office. It lies ninety li east of the prefectural seat.
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Shun Subprefecture belonged to Lijiang Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Beisheng Prefecture and soon came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the west is the Jinsha River. To the east is Yuhai Shoal, which forms the boundary with Beisheng Subprefecture. It lies one hundred twenty li west of the prefectural seat.
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Lijiang Military-Civil Prefecture was the Lijiang Route Pacification Superintendency under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. In the eleventh month of Hongwu 30 it was promoted to a military-civil prefecture. It governed four subprefectures. It lies one thousand two hundred forty li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Tong'an (seat-attached subprefecture). To the northwest is Yulong Mountain, also called Snow Ridge. There is also the Jinsha River, anciently called Lishui; it rises below Plowing Ox Rock on the Tibetan border and was named Lishui, 「Li —corrupted to 「Li」, flows through Jujin and Baoshan subprefectures, reaches Wuding Prefecture, and enters the Yangtze in Sichuan to the north. To the west is the Shimen Pass pacification sub-office.
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Southwest of Baoshan Subprefecture is Ana Mountain. To the south is the Jinsha River. It lies two hundred forty li west of the prefectural seat.
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Lan Subprefecture belonged to Lijiang Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Lijiang Prefecture, soon to Heqing Prefecture, and later again came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the north is Fuyuan Mountain. To the northwest is the Lancang River, which rises from Cuohage Dian in Tibet, enters the territory, and flows south into Yunlong Subprefecture. It lies three hundred sixty li northeast of the prefectural seat.
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South of Jujin Subprefecture is Huama Mountain. To the north is the Jinsha River, which enters subprefecture territory; an iron bridge spans it. To the northwest is Linxi County, which belonged to the subprefecture under the Yuan, was retained in the third month of Hongwu 15, and was abolished after Hongzhi. Also to the northeast is Xueshan Pass. It lies three hundred li southeast of the prefectural seat.
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Yongning Prefecture was Yongning Subprefecture under the Yuan, subordinate to Lijiang Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Beisheng Prefecture. In Hongwu 17 it was subordinated to Heqing Prefecture. In Hongwu 29 it was transferred to Lancang Guard. In the fourth month of Yongle 4 it was promoted to a prefecture. The Jinsha River lies to the west. Also to the east is Lugu Lake, three hundred li in circumference, with three islets within it. Also to the southeast is Lukuhai Lake below Ganmu Mountain, whose lower course flows into the Dachong River of Yanjing Guard in Sichuan. Also to the north is the Leji River, which enters from Tibet and also flows east into the Dachong River. Also to the south is the Luoyi River, which enters from Langji Subprefecture and empties into Lugu Lake. It governed four native official departments. It lies one thousand four hundred fifty li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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The Cicihe Native Official Department lies northeast of the prefecture, the Gedian Native Official Department northwest, the Xiangluo Dian Native Official Department west, and the Waluzhi Native Official Department north. All four departments were established in the fourth month of Yongle 4.
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Beisheng Subprefecture was Beisheng Prefecture under the Yuan, subordinate to Lijiang Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to the provincial administration commission, was soon reduced to a subprefecture, and was subordinated to Heqing Prefecture. In Hongwu 29 it was transferred to Lancang Guard. In the ninth month of Zhengtong 7 it was made directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In Hongzhi 9 the seat was moved to Lancang Guard city. Lancang Guard was formerly south of the subprefecture; it was originally the Lancang Guard Military-Civil Command, established in the ninth month of Hongwu 28 and subordinate to the regional command. In Hongzhi 9 the subprefecture was moved to share administration here. Soon the military-civil command was abolished, leaving only the guard. To the southwest is Lancang Mountain. To the south is Jiulong Mountain. To the west is the Jinsha River, which encircles the subprefectural seat and is also called Lijiang. Also to the south is Chenhai; there is also Chenghu, and to the southeast is Langehai; all flow down into the Jinsha River. To the east is the Luoyi River, whose lower course enters Yongning Prefecture territory. To the north is Langji Subprefecture, which under the Yuan belonged to Lijiang Route, was subordinated to Beisheng Prefecture in the third month of Hongwu 15, soon to Heqing Military-Civil Prefecture, transferred to Lancang Guard in Hongwu 29, and abolished in the Tianqi era. To the east is the Ningfan native pacification sub-office. It lies one thousand twenty-five li south of the provincial administration commission.
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Baoshan (seat-attached county). It was originally the Jinchi Thousand-Household, established in the Hongwu era. In the ninth month of Yongle 1 the Yongchang Prefecture Garrison Defense Battalion was also established; both belonged to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the third month of Jiajing 3 the two battalions were changed to Baoshan County; to the east is Ailao Mountain, originally named Anle and called Ailao in the Yi language. To the west is Jiulong Mountain. Also to the northeast is Luomin Mountain, at the foot of which the Lancang River passes. Also to the south is the Lujiang River, formerly called the Nujiang River and also called the Zhali River, which enters from Lujiang Command. Also to the north is the Qingshui River, which passes below Xiakou Mountain southeast of the county, runs underground, emerges to the east, and enters the Lancang River. There is also Lujiang Subprefecture, established in the sixth month of Xuande 8 and directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission, abolished in the fifth month of Zhengtong 2. Also to the northeast is Shamuhe and to the northwest is Qingshui Pass — two pacification sub-offices. Also to the north is Diantou and to the south is Shuiyan — two native pacification sub-offices.
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Yongping Prefecture (northeast). Under the Yuan it belonged to Yongchang Prefecture. In Hongwu 23 it was subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In Jiajing 1 it was again subordinated to the prefecture. To the southwest is Bonan Mountain, also called Jinlangdian Mountain and vulgarly corrupted to Dingdangding Mountain, with a pass on its summit. There is also Huaqiao Mountain, which produces iron ore. Also to the northeast is Hengling Mountain, which the postal route traverses. To the east is the Yinlong River, whose lower course enters the Lancang River. Also to the northeast is the Shengbei River, whose lower course enters the Yangbei River in Menghua Prefecture. Also to the southwest is the Huaqiao River, which rises from Bonan Mountain and enters the Yinlong River; Huaqiao Pass, also called Yulong Pass, stands on it. Also to the northeast is the Shangdian Dingyi Pass pacification sub-office. To the east is the Daniuping native pacification sub-office.
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Tengyue Subprefecture was Tengchong Prefecture under the Yuan and was subordinate to Dali Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to the provincial administration commission and was soon abolished. In the ninth month of Yongle 1 the Tengchong Garrison Defense Battalion was established, subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the eighth month of Xuande 6 it was made directly subordinate to the regional command. In the third month of Zhengtong 10 the battalion was promoted to the Tengchong Military-Civil Command. In the tenth month of Jiajing 3 Tengyue Subprefecture was established, subordinate to the prefecture. In the twelfth month of Jiajing 10 the command was abolished and the post became Tengchong Guard. To the east is Qiumou Mountain. To the southeast is Luosheng Mountain. To the south is Luozuo Chong Mountain, on which is Zhenyi Pass with a pacification sub-office. Also to the northeast is Gaoligong Mountain, also called Kunlun Ridge. To the northwest is Mingguang Mountain, which has silver and copper ore. To the west is the Daying River, also called the Dache River, which enters from beyond the frontier, reaches Bisuman territory in its lower course, and empties into the Jinsha River. Also to the northeast is the Longchuan River, which rises from Qizang Dian in Echang barbarian territory beyond the frontier, joins the Daying River in its lower course, and is spanned by a vine bridge. There is the Longchuan River Pass pacification sub-office. Also to the southwest is the Dieshui River, a tributary of the Daying River. There is also Tengchong Native Subprefecture, established in the sixth month of Xuande 5 and subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command; it was later directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission, was again subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command in the fifth month of Zhengtong 3, and was soon abolished. Also to the west is Guyong Pass. It lies two hundred seventy-five li northeast of the prefectural seat.
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Lujiang Consolation Superintendency was Rouyuan Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture, was later abolished, and was subordinated to the Luchuan Pingmian Commission. In the first month of Yongle 1 the Lujiang Native Official Department was established, directly subordinate to the regional command. In the sixth month of Yongle 16 it was promoted to a consolation superintendency. In the sixth month of Xuande 1 it was transferred to the provincial administration commission. In the sixth month of Zhengtong 3 it was subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the tenth month of Jiajing 1 it was subordinated to the prefecture. To the north is the Lujiang River, also called the Nujiang River, which rises from Yongwang Dian in Tibet, flows south past here, and then turns southeast into prefecture territory. On the east bank is Lujiang Pass; on the north bank is Xidian. Also to the west is the Zhenyao Garrison Defense Battalion, established in Wanli 13 and seated at the foot of Feng Mountain below Laoyao Pass. Also to the west is Quansheng Pass. It lies three hundred fifty li northeast of the prefectural seat.
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The territories of the Zhendao and Yangtang consolation superintendencies formerly belonged to the western barbarians and border Lijiang Prefecture. Both were established in the first month of Yongle 4 and were subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In Jiajing 1 they were subordinated to the prefecture.
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Wadian Consolation Superintendency was originally the Wadian Native Official Department. It was established in Xuande 2 and was subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the second month of Xuande 9 it was made directly subordinate to the regional command. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 it was again subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the eleventh month of Zhengtong 5 it was promoted to a consolation superintendency. In Jiajing 1 it was subordinated to the prefecture.
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The Fengxi Native Official Department lies east of the prefecture. It was established in the eleventh month of Hongwu 23 and was subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In Jiajing 1 it was transferred to the prefecture.
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The Shidian Native Official Department lies south of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Shidian Native Official Department. In the fifth month of Hongwu 17 it was renamed and subordinated to the prefecture. In Hongwu 23 it was subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In Jiajing 1 it was again subordinated to the prefecture. To the west is the Pingshi River, whose lower course enters the Nujiang River. To the southeast is Menglin Stockade, where in Wanli 13 the Zhen'an Garrison Defense Battalion was established. To the south is the Jinchi pacification sub-office, which administers Pu Pass. Also to the south is the Shidian pacification sub-office.
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Chashan Native Official Department was established in Yongle 5 from Mengyang territory and was subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In Jiajing 1 it was subordinated to the prefecture. To the east is Gaoligong Mountain.
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Menghua Prefecture was Menghua Subprefecture under the Yuan and was subordinate to Dali Route. It was retained in the third month of Hongwu 15. In the sixth month of Zhengtong 13 it was promoted to a prefecture. To the north is Longyutu Mountain; there is also Diantou Mountain, also called Tian'er Mountain. To the south is Dianwei Mountain. To the west is the Yang River, which rises from Diantou Ravine, reaches Dingbian County in its lower course, and enters the Dingbian River. Also to the west is the Yangbei River, also called Shenzhuang River, which forms the boundary with Yongping County and enters Shunning Prefecture territory to the south as the Heihui River. To the southwest is the Lancang River. There are pacification sub-offices at Diantou, Dianwei, Yangbei, and the Lancang River. Also to the southwest is the Beixi River native pacification sub-office. Also to the east is Midu Market, built at the beginning of the Jiajing reign. It lies eight hundred sixty li east of the provincial administration commission.
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Shunning Prefecture was established in the eleventh month of Taiding 4 under the Yuan. It was retained on gengxu in the third month of Hongwu 15. On jiwei it was reduced to a subprefecture subordinate to Dali Prefecture. In the first month of Hongwu 17 it was again promoted to a prefecture. To the northwest is Leping Mountain. To the south is Babian Mountain, within which is Babian Pass. To the northeast is the Lancang River; there is also the Heihui River, which is the Yangbei River and is also called the Mohui River, flowing south to below Panshan east of the prefecture and joining the Lancang River. Also east of the city is the Shunning River, which rises from a mountain ravine at Diantou Village and flows into the Mengyou River in Yun Subprefecture. To the south is Baotong Subprefecture and there is also Qingdian County; both were established together with the prefecture under the Yuan and were abolished in Hongwu 15. Also to the southwest is Yidu Stockade, where in Wanli 30 the Youdian Garrison Defense Battalion was established. To the north are Xiqian Stockade, Niujie, Mengma, Xila Stockade, Dongweng Stockade, Mangshui Stockade, and Yibi Ridge — seven pacification sub-offices. It governed one subprefecture. It lies one thousand five hundred fifty li east of the provincial administration commission.
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Yun Subprefecture was originally the Dahou Native Official Department. In the first month of Yongle 1 it was established from Luchuan Pingmian territory and was directly subordinate to the regional command. In the fifth month of Xuande 3 it was promoted to Dahou Frontier-Administration Subprefecture and was directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In Wanli 25 it was renamed and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. The old seat was in the south. In Wanli 30 the seat was moved to the present location. To the south is the Lancang River, into which the Mengyou River flows from the east. There is the Lading Township pacification sub-office, later abolished. It lies one hundred fifty li west of the prefectural seat. It governed one native official department:
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The Mengmian Native Official Department lies southwest of the subprefecture. It was established in the sixth month of Xuande 5 from Mengmian and Mengshu territory in Jingdong Prefecture, was subordinate to Jingdong Prefecture, and was later directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In Wanli 25 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. There are the Damengma and Mengsa native pacification sub-offices, which together with Mengmian are called the 「Three Meng.」
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The Cheli Military-Civil Pacification Commission was Cheli Route under the Yuan, established in the seventh month of Taiding 2 — the Great Chelai. In the intercalary second month of Hongwu 15 it became a military-civil prefecture. In the eleventh month of Hongwu 19 it was changed to a military-civil pacification commission. It was abolished in the Yongle era. It was restored in Xuande 6. To the northeast is the Lancang River, which joins the Jiulong River, reaches Jiaozhi as the Fulang River, and enters the sea. There is also the Shamu River. To the east is the Lesser Chelai Department; in the first month of Yongle 19 the Cheli Jing'an Pacification Commission was established and was abolished and merged into Cheli in the tenth month of Xuande 9. There is also Yuan Gengdong Route, established in the first month of Zhizheng 7, and also Gengdang and Mengnong subprefectures, established at the end of the Yuan; all were abolished and merged into Cheli in Hongwu 15. It lies thirty-four stages northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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The Burma Military-Civil Pacification Commission was originally the Central Burma Pacification Commission. It was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 27 and was soon abolished. In the tenth month of Yongle 1 it was restored and renamed. To the north is the Great Golden Sand River, whose upper course is the Daying River; it rises from Qingshi Mountain, flows from Mengyang territory through Jiangtou city north of the commission, and empties into the southern sea in its lower course. To the east is the Awa River, which enters from Mengyang and flows down into the Great Golden Sand River. Also to the north are Jiangtou city, Taigong city, Malai city, Anzheng Kingdom city, and Pagan Burma royal city, called the 「Five Cities of Central Burma.」 In the twelfth month of the fourth year after the Yuan empress Zhiyuan the Bangya Pacification Commission was established at Pagan Burma royal city and was abolished in the sixth month of Zhizheng 2. In Zhiyuan 26 Taigong Route was established at Taigong city; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was later abolished. It governed one native official department. It lies thirty-eight stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Dongshang Native Official Department was established in the ninth month of Xuande 8.
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The Mong Pang Military-Civil Pacification Commission was Mong Pang Route under the Yuan, established in the third month of Zhishun 1. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was later abolished. It was restored in the twelfth month of Hongwu 35. In the sixth month of Yongle 2 it was changed to a military-civil pacification commission. To the north is Muyi Mountain. To the west is the Zhali River, which is the Lujiang River, entering from Mangshi and flowing southwest into Burma. Also to the north are Menglian Route and Menglai Route, both established under the Yuan; in the third month of Hongwu 15 both became prefectures and were later both abolished. Also to the northwest is Mengyan Dian, which has Tianma Pass. It lies thirty-five stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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The Eight Hundred Great Dian Military-Civil Pacification Commission was the Eight Hundred Pacification Commission under the Yuan. In the sixth month of Hongwu 24 it was re-established. To the northeast is Nangela Mountain; below it is a river that forms the boundary with Cheli. There is the Eight Hundred Zhe Military-Civil Pacification Commission, established in the fourth month of Yongle 2 from Eight Hundred Great Dian territory and later abolished. There is also the Mengqing Pacification Commission, established in the intercalary month of Taiding 4 under the Yuan, abolished in the fourth month of Zhizheng 2, restored as a prefecture in the third month of Hongwu 15, and later abolished. There is also Mengjuan Route, established in Yuantong 1 under the Yuan and subordinate to the Eight Hundred Pacification Commission; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was later abolished. There are also Mu'an and Mengjie routes, both established under the Yuan; in the third month of Hongwu 15 both became prefectures and were later both abolished. It lies thirty-eight stages north of the provincial administration commission.
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The Mengyang Military-Civil Pacification Commission was Yunyuan Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. In Hongwu 17 it was changed to Mengyang Prefecture and was later abolished. It was restored in the twelfth month of Hongwu 35. In the sixth month of Yongle 2 it was changed to a military-civil pacification commission. It was abolished in Zhengtong 13. In Wanli 13 it was re-established as a native official department. To the east is Guiku Mountain; there is also Mangya Mountain. There is also the Great Golden Sand River, whose upper course is the Daying River and which flows south into Burma. Also to the south are Midu city and Susong city. Also to the south is Gasai Stockade. To the west is Menglun; to the southwest are the Menggong, Gali, Mengbie, and Zhanxi departments. It lies thirty-seven stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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The Laos Military-Civil Pacification Commission was established in the fourth month of Yongle 2. To the southeast are three passes bordering Annam. It lies sixty-eight stages northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Nadian Pacification Superintendency was Nadian Route under the Yuan, established in Zhiyuan 26. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture, was later abolished, and was subordinated to the Tengchong Garrison Defense Battalion. In the first month of Yongle 12 it was established as a subprefecture directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 it was transferred to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the sixth month of Zhengtong 9 it was promoted to a pacification superintendency and remained directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the east is Bingnong Mountain; there is also Manggan Mountain. To the south is Shamulong Mountain, on which is Shamulong Pass. To the west is the Daying River. To the northeast is the Xiaoliang River, which passes south below Nanya Mountain as the Nanya River and enters Ganyai territory. Also to the southeast is the Mengnai River, which is the Longchuan River in Tengyue Subprefecture. Also to the south is Huanglianpo Pass. To the northeast is Xiaolongchuan Pass. It lies twenty-two stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Shiya Pacification Superintendency was Zhenxi Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture, was later abolished, and was subordinated to the Luchuan Pingmian Commission. In the first month of Yongle 1 the Ganyai Native Official Department was established, directly subordinate to the regional command and later subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the sixth month of Xuande 5 it was again subordinated to the regional command. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 it was again subordinated to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the sixth month of Zhengtong 9 it was promoted to a pacification superintendency directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the east is Yunlong Mountain. To the west is the Daying River; also to the south is the Binglang River, which enters from Tibetan territory and joins it. To the east is the Anle River, which is the Xiaoliang River; its lower course passes below Yunlong Mountain as the Yunlong River, passes north of the commission seat, turns west, and joins the Binglang River. Also to the northwest is Nanbin, which was established under the Yuan and abolished in the Hongwu era. Also to the west are the Leilong and Zanda departments. It lies twenty-three stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Longchuan Pacification Superintendency was originally the Luchuan Pingmian Military-Civil Pacification Commission. It was abolished in Zhengtong 6 and was re-established in the ninth month of Zhengtong 9 with its seat at Longba. Pingmian Route under the Yuan lay northeast of Longba. In the intercalary third month of Hongwu 15 the Pingmian Pacification Commission was established. In the third month the route was also changed to a prefecture, and the prefecture was soon abolished. In the eighth month of Hongwu 17, on the bingzi day, the commission was promoted to the Pingmian Military-Civil Pacification Commission. On the jiawu day it was changed to the Luchuan Pingmian Military-Civil Pacification Commission and Luchuan Route was merged in. Luchuan Route under the Yuan was south of Longba; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was soon abolished. In the eighth month of Hongwu 17 it became the seat of the Luchuan Pingmian Military-Civil Pacification Commission; in the Zhengtong era the commission was abolished and the place was called Pinglu city, also called Mengmao city; in Wanli 12 a pacification vice-commissioner was established here. Also to the southwest is the Tongxi Military-Civil General Administration, established in Zhiyuan 26 under the Yuan; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was later abolished. Also to the southeast is Zhefang city, where in Wanli 12 a pacification assistant commissioner was established. To the north is Ma'an Mountain. To the northwest is the Great Golden Sand River. There is also the Luchuan River, which is the Longchuan River, entering from Nadian, forming the boundary with Mangshi, and flowing southwest into the Great Golden Sand River. It lies sixty-six stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Mengding Frontier-Administration Prefecture was Mengding Route under the Yuan, established in the fourth month of Zhiyuan 31. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. To the northeast is Wuliang Mountain; there is also the Zhali River, which joins the Luchuan River. To the southeast is Mounian Route, established in the seventh month of Taiding 3 under the Yuan. There is Mulian Route, established in Zhizheng 26 under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 both were retained and were later both abolished. It governed one consolation superintendency. It lies eighteen stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Gengma Consolation Superintendency was established in Wanli 13 from Mengding territory. To the west is Sanjian Mountain. To the south is the Zhali River, which forms the boundary with Mengding. It lies one hundred li north of the prefectural seat.
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Menggen Frontier-Administration Prefecture was established in the seventh month of Yongle 3, directly subordinate to the regional command and later directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the east are Muduo Route and Menglong Route, both established in the ninth month of Taiding 3 under the Yuan. To the northeast is the Meng'ai Dian Military-Civil Prefecture, established in Zhiyuan 26 under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 all became prefectures and were later all abolished. It lies thirty-eight stages north of the provincial administration commission.
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Weiyuan Frontier-Administration Subprefecture was Weiyuan Subprefecture under the Yuan, subordinate to Weichu Route, and was later changed to Weiyuan Barbarian Stockade Prefecture. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it again became Weiyuan Subprefecture subordinate to Chuxiong Prefecture. In Hongwu 17 it was promoted to a prefecture and was later abolished. In the twelfth month of Hongwu 35 it was restored as a subprefecture directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the north is Mengle Mountain, which borders Jingdong Prefecture. To the northwest is the Weiyuan River, also called the Gubao River, whose lower course joins the Lancang River. It lies nineteen stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Wandian Frontier-Administration Subprefecture was originally the Wandian Native Official Department. In the first month of Yongle 1 it was established from Luchuan Pingmian territory and was directly subordinate to the regional command. In the fourth month of Yongle 3 it was promoted to a subprefecture directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the northwest is Gaoligong Mountain. To the north is Yaoguan, which borders Shunning Prefecture. It lies twenty stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Zhenkang Frontier-Administration Subprefecture was Zhenkang Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture. In Hongwu 17 it was reduced to a subprefecture, was later abolished, and its territory was subordinated to Wandian Subprefecture. In the seventh month of Yongle 7 it was restored, directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the west is the Zhali River, which borders the Lujiang Consolation Superintendency. To the south is Xila Stockade. To the southwest is Kongwei Stockade. It lies twenty-three stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Mengmi Pacification Superintendency was originally the Mengmi Consolation Superintendency. It was established in the sixth month of Chenghua 20 from Mong Pang territory. In Wanli 13 it was promoted to a pacification superintendency. To the northeast is Nanya Mountain, which forms the boundary with Nadian. To the southwest are the Mole River and the Great Golden Sand River, both of which form the boundary with Burma. There is also Baojing. To the north are Mengnai and Mengha; to the northeast are the Mengguang and other departments. It lies thirty-three stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Manmo Consolation Superintendency was established in Wanli 13 from Mengmi territory. To the northeast is Denglian Mountain. To the southwest is the Namo River, whose lower course enters the Great Golden Sand River. Also to the west is Mengmu Stockade. It lies thirty-one stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Zheledian Native Official Department was established in the first month of Yongle 1 from Luchuan Pingmian territory, directly subordinate to the regional command and later transferred to the provincial administration commission. To the south is the Lancang River. Also to the east is the Jinglai River, which enters from Jingdong Prefecture and flows down into the Malong River. It lies one thousand one hundred seventy li northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Niuwu Frontier-Administration Native Official Department was established in the tenth month of Xuande 8 from the Niuwu and Wulong stockades of Heni and lies sixteen stages north of the provincial administration commission.
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Mangshi Frontier-Administration Native Official Department was Mangshi Route under the Yuan. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture and was later abolished. In the fourth month of Zhengtong 8 it was re-established, subordinate to the Jinchi Military-Civil Command and later directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. To the southwest is Yongchang Gan Mountain; there is also Mengqi Mountain. There is also the Daying River, which passes southwest below Qingshi Mountain; also to the west the Luchuan River comes to join it. It lies twenty-three stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Menglian Native Official Department was formerly Luchuan Pingmian Commission territory and later Mengding Prefecture. In the fourth month of Yongle 4 it was established, directly subordinate to the regional command. To the southeast is Mulai Prefecture, established under the Yuan, retained in the third month of Hongwu 15, and later abolished. It lies twenty-three stages northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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The Dagula Military-Civil Pacification Commission lies southwest of Mengyang. Also called Baigu, it borders the southern sea and is adjacent to Siam; the Dimasa Military-Civil Pacification Commission lies southeast of Dagula; the Small Gula, Chashan, Diban, Menglun, and Bajia Tower native official departments are all on the extreme southwest frontier — all established in the sixth month of Yongle 4.
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Cihezhuang Native Official Department was established in the tenth month of Yongle 4, directly subordinate to the regional command.
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Sanjin Native Official Department; all were formerly Luchuan Pingmian Commission territory. Established in the fourth month of Yongle 6.
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Lima Native Official Department was established in the seventh month of Yongle 6 from Mengyang territory, directly subordinate to the regional command.
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Bazai Native Official Department was established in the ninth month of Yongle 12, directly subordinate to the regional command.
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Diwula Pacification Commission was established in the third month of Yongle 22. The territory was formerly held by Dagula; the court ordered its return, and hence the commission was established.
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Guangyi Subprefecture was originally the Guangyi Stockade of the Jinchi Military-Civil Command. In the fifth month of Xuande 5 it was promoted to a subprefecture. In the eleventh month of Xuande 8 it was made directly subordinate to the provincial administration commission. In the third month of Zhengtong 1 it was moved to Youdian in Shunning Prefecture.
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Guizhou lay outside the Jing and Liang province frontiers as described in the 《Tribute of Yu》. Under the Yuan it was territory of the Huguang, Sichuan, and Yunnan branch secretariats. In the first month of Hongwu 15 the Guizhou Regional Military Commission was established, seated at the Guizhou Pacification Commission. Its civil offices and departments still belonged to the Huguang, Sichuan, and Yunnan provincial administration commissions. In Yongle 11 the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission was established. It was co-administered with the regional military commission. It governed eight prefectures, one subprefecture, one county, one pacification commission, and thirty-nine native official departments. Later it governed ten prefectures, nine subprefectures, fourteen counties, one pacification commission, and seventy-six native official departments. To the north it reached Tongren and bordered Huguang and Sichuan. To the south it reached Zhenning and bordered Guangxi and Yunnan. To the east it reached Liping and bordered Huguang and Guangxi. To the west it reached Pu'an and bordered Yunnan and Sichuan. It lay four thousand two hundred fifty li from Nanjing and seven thousand six hundred seventy li from the capital. In Hongzhi 4 there were 43,367 registered households and 258,693 persons. In Wanli 6 there were 43,405 households and 290,972 persons.
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Guiyang Military-Civil Prefecture was originally Chengfan Prefecture. It was established in the seventh month of Chenghua 12 from Guizhou Pacification Commission territory, seated at the Chengfan Native Official Department. In the sixth month of Longqing 2 it was moved into the provincial administration commission city and co-administered with the pacification commission. In the third month of Longqing 3 the prefecture name was changed to Guiyang. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was promoted to a military-civil prefecture. It governed three subprefectures, two counties, and sixteen native official departments:
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Xingui (seat-attached county). It was originally the Guizhu Native Official Department, established in the first month of Hongwu 5 and subordinate to the pacification commission. In the second month of Wanli 14 it was re-established as a county and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the west is Shizi Mountain. To the northwest is Muge Ravine Mountain, within Shuixi territory. To the north is Guiren Peak. Also to the west is Bailong Cave. To the north is the Wu River, which rises from Shuixi, forms the boundary with Zunyi Prefecture in Sichuan, flows north to Pengshui County in Sichuan, and enters the Fuling River. To the northwest is the Luguang River, which flows down into the Wu River; there is the Luguang River pacification sub-office. Also to the west is Zhaixi. Also to the northwest is Caijia Pass, also called Xiangshui Pass, and also Kuoshui Pass.
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Guiding (seat-attached county). It was established in Wanli 36 from Xingui County and Dingfan Subprefecture territory. To the east is Tonggu Mountain; there is Shimen Mountain. To the south is Gaolian Mountain; there is the Nanmen River. Also to the east is the Longdong River; all lower courses enter the Luguang River.
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Kaizhou was established in the eleventh month of Chongzhen 4 from the old territory of the vice-pacification commissioner Hong Bian. It lies one hundred twenty li southwest of the prefectural seat.
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Guangshun Subprefecture was originally the Jinzhu Native Official Department. It was established in the third month of Hongwu 5 and was subordinate to the Sichuan Branch Secretariat. In the first month of Hongwu 10 it was changed to a consolation superintendency. In the twelfth month of Hongwu 19 it was subordinated to Guangxi. In Hongwu 27 it was again subordinated to Sichuan. In Hongwu 29 it was subordinated to Guiyang Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was made directly subordinate to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the seventh month of Chenghua 12 it was subordinated to Chengfan Prefecture. In the sixth month of Longqing 2 it was subordinated to Guiyang Prefecture. In Wanli 40 it was established as a subprefecture. To the southeast is Tiantai Mountain. To the north is Tiansheng Bridge. It lies one hundred ten li south of the prefectural seat.
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Dingfan Subprefecture was the Chengfan Wusheng Army Consolation Superintendency under the Yuan. It was abolished in Hongwu 5. In the seventh month of Chenghua 12 Chengfan Prefecture was established, governing the Jinzhu Consolation Superintendency and sixteen native official departments: Shangmaqiao, Dalongfan, Xiaolongfan, Chengfan, Fangfan, Weifan, Wolongfan, Hongfan, Xiaochengfan, Lufan, Luofan, Jinshifan, Lushan, Mugua, Dahua, and Maxiang. In the sixth month of Longqing 2 the prefecture was moved into the provincial administration commission city. In the third month of Wanli 14 it was established as a subprefecture. It lies eighty-five li from the prefectural seat and governed sixteen native official departments:
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Chengfan Native Official Department (seat-attached). It was established in the third month of Hongwu 5 and was subordinate to Guiyang Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was subordinated to the Guizhou Pacification Commission. In the seventh month of Chenghua 12 it was subordinated to Chengfan Prefecture. In the third month of Wanli 14 it was subordinated to the subprefecture. To the north is Qingyan. To the south is the Duni River, which rises from chaotic mountains northwest of the subprefecture at Mengtan, passes south of the department, and receives all waters of the subprefecture before entering Nan'dan Subprefecture in Guangxi. The twelve departments subordinate to the subprefecture follow this pattern.
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The Xiaochengfan Native Official Department lies northwest of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Xiaochengfan Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in the first month of Hongwu 6.
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The Shangmaqiao Native Official Department lies northwest of the subprefecture. It was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 15.
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The Lufan Native Official Department lies north of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Lufan Jinghai Army Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in the first month of Hongwu 6, with the Yuan Lufan Barbarian Military-Civil Native Official Department abolished and merged in.
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The Weifan Native Official Department lies south of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Weifan Barbarian Native Official Department. It was re-established in the sixth month of Hongwu 15.
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The Fangfan Native Official Department lies south of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Fangfan Hezhong Prefecture Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Hongfan Native Official Department lies west of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Hongfan Yongsheng Army Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in the first month of Hongwu 6.
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The Wolongfan Native Official Department lies south of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Wolongfan Nanning Subprefecture Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Xiaolongfan Native Official Department lies southeast of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Xiaolongfan Jingman Army Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in the first month of Hongwu 6.
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The Dalongfan Native Official Department lies southeast of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Dalongfan Yingtian Prefecture Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Jinshifan Native Official Department lies east of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Jinshifan Taiping Army Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Luofan Native Official Department lies south of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Luofan Dalong Eman Army Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Lushan Native Official Department lies south of the subprefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Lushan Barbarian Military Consolation Superintendency. It was re-established in the first month of Hongwu 6.
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Mugua Native Official Department was the Mugua Barbarian Military-Civil Native Official Department under the Yuan. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and was subordinate to Guiyang Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was subordinated to the Jinzhu Consolation Superintendency. In the seventh month of Chenghua 12 it was subordinated to Chengfan Prefecture. In the third month of Wanli 14 it was subordinated to the subprefecture. The two departments below follow this pattern.
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Maxiang Native Official Department was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 7.
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Dahua Native Official Department was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 7.
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The Guizhou Pacification Commission was changed from the Shunyuan Route Military-Civil Consolation Superintendency under the Yuan and was subordinate to the Huguang Branch Secretariat. In the first month of Hongwu 5 it was subordinated to the Sichuan Branch Secretariat. In the sixth month of Hongwu 9 it was subordinated to the Sichuan Provincial Administration Commission. In the second month of Yongle 11 it came under Guizhou's jurisdiction. There are the Shaxi and Dicheng River pacification sub-offices. There are also the Huangshadu and Longgu native pacification sub-offices. It governed seven native official departments:
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The Shuidong Native Official Department lies north of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Shuidong Stockade Native Official Department. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and was later abolished. In the sixth month of Yongle 1 it was established, subordinate to the regional command, and later came under jurisdiction.
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The Zhongcao Barbarian Native Official Department lies southeast of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Zhongcao Bainai Native Official Department, subordinate to the Guanfan Native General Administration. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and came under jurisdiction.
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The Longli Native Official Department lies southeast of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Longli Stockade Native Official Department, subordinate to the Guanfan Native General Administration. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and came under jurisdiction.
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The Bainai Native Official Department lies southeast of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Chashan Bainai Native Official Department. It was merged into the Zhongcao department in Hongwu 5. It was established in the fifth month of Yongle 4 and came under jurisdiction.
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The Dizhai Native Official Department lies north of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Dizhai Native Official Department. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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The Guaixi Barbarian Native Official Department lies northeast of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Guaixi Military-Civil Prefecture, subordinate to the Guanfan Native General Administration. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and was later abolished. It was restored in the sixth month of Yongle 1, subordinate to the regional command, and later came under jurisdiction.
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The Yanglongkeng Native Official Department lies north of the pacification commission. Under the Yuan it was the Yanglongkeng Suzheng Native Official Department. It was re-established in Hongwu 5.
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Anshun Military-Civil Prefecture was Anshun Subprefecture under the Yuan, subordinate to Puding Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Puding Prefecture. In Hongwu 18 it was made directly subordinate to the Yunnan Provincial Administration Commission. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to the Sichuan Puding Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was made directly subordinate to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the Chenghua era the subprefectural seat was moved to Puding Guard city. In the ninth month of Wanli 30 it was promoted to Anshun Military-Civil Prefecture. Puding Guard was formerly northwest of the subprefecture; it was established in the first month of Hongwu 15 and was subordinate to the Sichuan regional command. In the third month it was promoted to a military-civil command; in Zhengtong 3 it was changed to subordinate to the Guizhou regional command. In the Chenghua era the subprefecture moved from southeast of the guard to share administration. To the northwest is Jiupo Mountain, where two peaks face each other with a stone pass between them. To the east is Yankong Mountain. To the north is Huanxi Ridge; there is also the Sila River, which borders Shuixi. To the southwest is the Beipan River, which enters from Zhanyi Subprefecture in Yunnan. To the southeast is the Jiuxi River. Also to the east is Puding Route under the Yuan, subordinate to the Yunnan Branch Secretariat; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture subordinate to the Yunnan Provincial Administration Commission, was soon merged with the military-civil prefecture, was changed to subordinate to the Sichuan Provincial Administration Commission, and was abolished in the seventh month of Hongwu 18. It governed three subprefectures and six native official departments. It lies one hundred fifty li east of the provincial administration commission.
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The Ninggu Stockade Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. It was established in Hongwu 19 and was subordinate to Anshun Subprefecture. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to Puding Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it again came under jurisdiction. The entries below follow this pattern. To the southeast is Ganhaizi.
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The Xibao Native Official Department lies northwest of the prefecture. Its establishment and subordination were the same as above. To the north is Langfu Mountain; under the Yuan Xian Prefecture was established below the mountain, subordinate to Puding Route; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Puding Prefecture and was later abolished. Also to the north is Baishi Cliff. To the southeast is Chuyou Cave Mountain. To the north is the Gulong River, whose lower course joins the Wu River.
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Zhenning Subprefecture was established in the fourth month of Zhizheng 11 under the Yuan from Huohong Yi territory and was subordinate to Puding Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Puding Prefecture. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to Puding Guard and was later administered from the guard city. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was made directly subordinate to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the sixth month of Jiajing 11 the subprefectural seat was moved to Anzhuang Guard city. In the ninth month of Wanli 30 it was subordinated to the prefecture. Anzhuang Guard was formerly west of the subprefecture; it was established in the fifth month of Hongwu 23 and was subordinate to the Guizhou regional command. In the ninth month of Wanli 35 the subprefecture moved from east of the guard to share administration. To the south is the Baishui River; there is also the Wuni River, which is the Duni River, rising from a mountain ravine and flowing southeast into Jinzhu Consolation Superintendency territory. It lies fifty-five li east of the prefectural seat. It governed two native official departments:
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The Shi'erying Native Official Department lies north of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 19 and was subordinate to Anshun Subprefecture. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to Puding Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it came under jurisdiction. The entries below follow this pattern. To the northeast is Tiansheng Bridge; there is also the Gongju River. To the north is the Apo River.
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The Kangzuo Native Official Department lies east of the subprefecture. Its establishment and subordination were the same as above.
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Yongning Subprefecture was established under the Yuan from Dahan Yi territory and was subordinate to Puding Route. In the third month of Hongwu 15 it was subordinated to Puding Prefecture. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to Puding Guard and was later administered from the guard city. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it was made directly subordinate to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the third month of Jiajing 11 the subprefectural seat was moved to Guansuo Ridge Garrison Defense Battalion city. In the ninth month of Wanli 30 it was subordinated to the prefecture. Guansuo Battalion was formerly southwest of the subprefecture; it was established in Hongwu 25 and was subordinate to Anzhuang Guard. In the ninth month of Wanli 30 the subprefecture moved from northeast of the battalion to share administration. To the northwest is Hongya Mountain. To the west is the Beipan River, which enters from Pu'an Subprefecture; there is the Panjiang River pacification sub-office. It lies one hundred twenty li northeast of the prefectural seat. It governed two native official departments:
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The Muyi Native Official Department lies west of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 19 and was subordinate to Anshun Subprefecture. In the eighth month of Hongwu 25 it was subordinated to Puding Guard. In the eighth month of Zhengtong 3 it came under jurisdiction. The entries below follow this pattern. To the north is Anlong Ravine Mountain. To the northwest is Xiangbi Ridge. To the east is the Beipan River, which forms the boundary with Yongning Subprefecture; flowing southeast, the Nanpan River comes from Luoping Subprefecture in Yunnan to join it, and farther south it enters Sicheng Subprefecture in Guangxi.
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The Dingying Native Official Department lies north of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 4; its subordination was the same as above. To the east is Guansuo Ridge. To the west is the Pan River.
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Pu'an Subprefecture was originally the Gongning Consolation Superintendency. It was established in the Jianwen era and was subordinate to Pu'an Military-Civil Prefecture. In the first month of Yongle 1 it was changed to the Pu'an Consolation Superintendency and was subordinated to the Sichuan Provincial Administration Commission. In the twelfth month of Yongle 13 it was changed to a subprefecture directly subordinate to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the second month of Wanli 14 the seat was moved to Pu'an Guard city. In the ninth month of Wanli 30 it was subordinated to the prefecture. Pu'an Guard was formerly south of the subprefecture; it was established in the first month of Hongwu 15, subordinate to the Yunnan regional command, and was later changed to subordinate to the Guizhou regional command. In the third month of Hongwu 22 it was promoted to a military-civil command. In the second month of Wanli 14 the subprefecture moved from north of the guard to share administration. To the east is Babu Mountain; the Yuan Pu'an Route seat was below the mountain, subordinate to the Yunnan Branch Secretariat; in the third month of Hongwu 15 it became a prefecture subordinate to the Yunnan Provincial Administration Commission, was soon promoted to a military-civil prefecture, was changed to subordinate to Sichuan in the fourth month of Hongwu 27, and was abolished after Yongle. To the northeast is Gegu Mountain. Also to the northwest is Fannamou Mountain, also called Yunnan Slope. Also to the southeast is Dedou Mountain, also called Baiya, which produces realgar and mercury. Also to the east is the Pan River. To the southeast is the Zhebu River, whose lower course enters the Pan River. To the east is Bajiao Pass. To the west is Fenshui Ridge Pass. To the southeast is Anlong Ravine Pass. Also to the southwest is the Lemin Garrison Defense Battalion and to the west is the Pingyi Garrison Defense Battalion, both established in Hongwu 22; also to the southeast are the Annan Garrison Defense Battalion and the Anlong Garrison Defense Battalion, both established in Hongwu 23 — all subordinate to Pu'an Guard. In the fourth month of Zhengtong 10 the Annan Battalion was moved to the Luowei River. It lies three hundred thirty-five li northeast of the prefectural seat.
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Duyun Prefecture was originally the Duyun Consolation Superintendency. It was established in the twelfth month of Hongwu 19. In the tenth month of Hongwu 23 it was changed to Duyun Guard and was subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. In the fourth month of Hongwu 29 it was promoted to a military-civil command subordinate to the Sichuan Provincial Administration Commission. In Yongle 17 it was again subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 Duyun Prefecture was established at the guard city. To the west is Long Mountain. To the south is the Dushan Town pacification sub-office. To the north is Pingding Pass and to the west is Weizhen Pass, both established in Hongwu 24. It governed two subprefectures, one county, and eight native official departments. It lies two hundred sixty li northwest of the provincial administration commission.
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The Duyun Native Official Department lies south of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Shangduyun Military-Civil Native Official Department. It was renamed in Hongwu 16. To the south is the Duyun River, also called the Mawei River.
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The Bangshui Native Official Department lies west of the prefecture. Under the Yuan it was the Zhongduyunban Shui Military-Civil Native Official Department, subordinate to the Guanfan Native General Administration. It was renamed in Hongwu 16. The Bangshui River is to the southeast; originally called the Ban River, it is the upper source of the Duyun River.
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The Pingbo Native Official Department lies west of the prefecture. It was established in Hongwu 16. To the southwest is Kaiyang Mountain; on it is the Miemiao Fort, the old Kai Stockade. To the southeast is the Maichong River.
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The Pingzhou Liudong Native Official Department lies southwest of the prefecture. It was established in Hongwu 16. To the southwest is Liudong Mountain. To the south is the Pingzhou River; within it is a sandbar.
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Maha Subprefecture was originally the Maha Native Official Department. It was established in Hongwu 16 and was subordinate to Pingyue Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it was promoted to a subprefecture and came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the south is the Maha River, the upper source of the Bangshui River. It lies sixty li south of the prefectural seat. It governed two native official departments.
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The Leping Native Official Department lies northwest of the subprefecture. It was established in the fifth month of Hongwu 24, subordinate to Yunnan and later subordinate to Pingyue Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the northeast is Machang Mountain. To the south is Leping Stream.
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The Pingding Native Official Department lies northwest of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 22 and was subordinate to Pingyue Guard. In Hongwu 30 it was subordinated to Qingping Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the east is the Shanjiang River.
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Dushan Subprefecture was originally the Jiuming Jiuxing Dushan Native Official Department. It was established in Hongwu 16 and was subordinate to Duyun Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it was promoted to Dushan Subprefecture subordinate to the prefecture. To the south is Dushan; there is the Dushan River, the lower course of the Duyun River, which enters Tianhe County in Guangxi as the Long River. It lies one hundred fifty li north of the prefectural seat. It governed one county and two native official departments:
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Qingping (north of the prefecture). It was originally the Qingping Native Official Department, established in Hongwu 22 and subordinate to Pingyue Guard. In Hongwu 30 it was subordinated to Qingping Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it was changed to a county subordinate to Maha Subprefecture and later came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the east is Xianglu Mountain; in the fourth month of Jiajing 12 the Qingping Guard Central-Left Battalion was moved here. To the north is Yunxi Cave. To the south is Muji Slope. Also to the east is the Shanjiang River, which rises from Xianglu Mountain; the Zhouxi River flows to join it — both are upper sources of the Duyun River. Also to the south is Jichang Pass and to the north is Luochong Pass, both established in Hongwu 25. Also to the northeast are the Lishu and other stockades.
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The Hejiangzhou Chenmeng Lantu Native Official Department lies east of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 16 and was subordinate to Duyun Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it was subordinated to the subprefecture. To the southeast is Meihua Cave.
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The Fengning Native Official Department lies southwest of the subprefecture. It was established in Hongwu 23 and was subordinate to Duyun Guard. In the fifth month of Hongzhi 7 it was subordinated to the subprefecture. To the southwest is Xinglang Mountain.
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Pingyue Military-Civil Prefecture was the Pingyue Native Official Department under the Yuan. In Hongwu 14 the Pingyue Garrison Defense Battalion was established. In the intercalary second month of Hongwu 15 it was changed to Pingyue Guard. In the second month of Hongwu 17 it was promoted to a military-civil command. It governed five native official departments, was subordinate to the Sichuan Provincial Administration Commission, and was soon subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 Pingyue Military-Civil Prefecture was established at the guard city, augmented with Bozhou territory, and subordinated to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. To the east is Elai Mountain; there is also Qipan Slope. To the southeast is the Maha River, whose upper source is the Liangcha River in Huangping Subprefecture. To the south is the Machang River; there is also the Yangchang River; all flow east into the Maha River. To the south is Wusheng Pass. To the southwest is Tongjin Pass. To the southeast is Yangchang Pass. It governed two guards, one subprefecture, three counties, and two native official departments. It lies one hundred eighty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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Qingping Guard was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 23 and was subordinate to the Guizhou regional command. In Wanli 29 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. The guard seat lies one li north of Qingping County. It lies sixty li southwest of the prefecture seat.
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Xinglong Guard was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 22 and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. In Wanli 29 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. To the north is Longyan Mountain, also known as Longdong Mountain. There is also Jiedong Cave, deep and perilous. To the east is Feiyun Cliff. It lies one hundred twenty li southwest of the prefecture seat.
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Huangping Prefecture was originally the Huangping Pacification Office. It was established in the eleventh month of Hongwu 7, subordinate to the Bozhou Pacification Commission. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was changed to a prefecture and subordinated to the prefecture. To the east is Qili Valley. To the southwest is Liangcha River, named because two streams join there. Also to the east is Lengshui River. To the northwest is the Huangping defensive battalion thousand-household seat, established in the first month of Hongwu 11; in the first month of Hongwu 15 it was promoted to a guard, and in the intercalary second month it reverted to a thousand-household seat. It lies thirty li south of the prefecture seat.
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Yuqing lies to the west. It was formerly the Yuqing Native Official Office, established in Hongwu 17 and subordinate to the Bozhou Pacification Commission. In the sixth month of Wanli 29 it was changed to a county and subordinated to the prefecture. To the east is the Baimi Native Official Office, also established in Hongwu 17 and subordinate to the Bozhou Pacification Guard Commission; in the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was abolished and merged into Yuqing County. To the south is the Xiao Wu River, which flows down into the Wu River. To the southeast is the Baimi River, whose lower course joins the Sinan River. There is also Zoumaping Stockade, established in Jiajing 34.
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Weng'an lies to the northwest. It was formerly the Wengshui Pacification Office, established at the beginning of the Hongwu reign. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was changed to a county and subordinated to the prefecture. To the east is the Caotang Pacification Office, established in the sixth month of Hongwu 17; also there is the Chong'an Native Official Office, established in the ninth month of Yongle 4 — both subordinate to the Bozhou Pacification Commission; in the fourth month of Wanli 29 both were abolished and merged into Weng'an County. To the southeast is Wanzhang Mountain. To the west is the Wu River, into which all mountain streams within the county flow. There is also Huangtan Pass. To the northeast is Feilian Fort; there is Tianbang Tun; to the west are Xiping and other stockades.
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Meitan lies to the north. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was established from Bozhou Meitan territory. To the west is the Rongshan Native Official Office, established during the Hongwu period and subordinate to the Bozhou Pacification Commission. In Wanli 29 it was abolished and merged into Meitan County. To the south is the Meitan River; also to the west is the Sanjiang River; both flow down into the Wu River.
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The Kaili Native Official Office lies northeast of the prefecture seat. It was formerly the Kaili Pacification Office, established in the second month of Jiajing 8 from Bozhou Pacification Commission territory and subordinate to Qingping Guard. In Wanli 29 it came under the prefecture's jurisdiction. In the sixth month of Wanli 35 it was changed to a native official office.
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The Yangyi Native Official Office lies southeast of the prefecture seat. It was established at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to Pingyue Guard. In Wanli 29 it came under the prefecture. To the west is Shanmuqing Mountain. Also there is the Qingshui River; its upper course enters from Xintian Guard and passes west of the city — also called Pilong River; northward it passes through the Miao territories of Guaixi and Baxiang and enters the Wu River.
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Liping Prefecture was originally territory of the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the first month of Hongwu 18 Wukai Guard was established, subordinate to the Huguang regional command, and was later abolished. In the eleventh month of Hongwu 35 it was re-established. In the second month of Yongle 11 Liping Prefecture was established at the guard city and subordinated to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In Hongzhi 10 the prefectural seat was moved south of the guard. In the eleventh month of Wanli 29 the prefecture was transferred to Huguang. In the fourth month of Wanli 31 it returned to Guizhou. To the south is Baodai Mountain. To the east is Motian Ridge. To the northeast is Tonggu Cliff. To the west is the Xinhua River. Also there is the Fulu River; its upper source is the Guzhou River, and its lower course enters Huaiyuan County in Guangxi. To the southwest is the Liping defensive battalion thousand-household seat, established in the ninth month of Hongwu 21 and subordinate to Wukai Guard. It administers one county and thirteen native official offices. It lies six hundred thirty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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The Zhonglin Yandong Barbarian Native Official Office lies north of the prefecture seat. It was established at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and was later abolished. In the first month of Yongle 1 it was re-established. In the third month of Yongle 12 it belonged to Xinhua Prefecture; when that prefecture was abolished it came under Liping Prefecture. The two offices below follow this pattern.
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The Chixi Nandong Barbarian Native Official Office lies northeast of the prefecture seat.
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The Longli Barbarian Native Official Office lies north of the prefecture seat. To the south is the Longli defensive battalion thousand-household seat, established in Hongwu 25 and subordinate to Wukai Guard.
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Sinan Prefecture was the Yuan Sinan Pacification Commission, subordinate to the Huguang Branch Secretariat. In Hongwu 4 it was transferred to Sichuan. In the twelfth month of Hongwu 6 it was promoted to the Sinan Circuit Pacification Commission, still subordinate to Huguang. In the second month of Yongle 11 it was changed to a prefecture and subordinated to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the third month of Longqing 4 the seat was moved to Pingxi Guard. Soon afterward it returned to its former location. There are the Duru, Wubao, Erkeng, and other pacification sub-offices. Also there is the Tanhan Pianli water-and-soil pacification sub-office. Also there is the Banqiao pacification sub-office, formerly subordinate to Shiqian Prefecture and later transferred here. It administers three counties and three native official offices. It lies six hundred twenty li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Anhua (seat-attached county). It was formerly the Shuijijiang Native Official Office, subordinate in the Yuan to the Sizhou Pacification Office. At the beginning of the Hongwu reign it was renamed Shuide River and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. In Wanli 33 Anhua County was established in its place. To the southwest is Yamen Mountain. To the south is Wansheng Mountain. Also there is the Wu River, which enters from Shiqian Prefecture, passes north of the city at Nianyu Gorge, enters Pengshui County in Sichuan, and joins the Fuling River. To the southeast is the Shuide River, a branch of the Wu River; the Siyin River also flows into it, and its lower course likewise enters the Fuling River. Formerly there were the Hong'an and Huaji native official offices, subordinate to the Sinan Pacification Commission; they were abolished in the fifth month of Hongwu 26. To the east is Shuisheng Pass. To the south is Wusheng Pass. To the north is Taiping Pass.
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The Manyi Native Official Office (seat-attached). It was established in the tenth month of Hongwu 10 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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Wuchuan lies north of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. In Hongwu 5 it belonged to Zhenyuan Prefecture. After Hongwu 17 it again belonged to Sizhou. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. To the east is the Hezhi River; also there is the Luoduo River; both flow down into the Shuide River.
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Yinjiang lies east of the prefecture seat. It was formerly the Siyin River Native Official Office, subordinate in the Yuan to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. In the sixth month of Hongzhi 7 it was changed to Yinjiang County.
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The Yanhe Youxi Native Official Office lies northeast of the prefecture seat. It was established in the tenth month of Hongwu 7 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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The Langxi Barbarian Native Official Office lies east of the prefecture seat. It was established in the tenth month of Hongwu 7 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under Wuluo Prefecture. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 Wuluo Prefecture was abolished and it came under Sinan Prefecture. There is the Juexi Barbarian Native Official Office, also established in the tenth month of Hongwu 7; it was soon abolished.
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Sizhou Prefecture was the Yuan Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the second month of Yongle 11 it was changed to a prefecture and subordinated to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. It administers four native official offices. It lies seven hundred fifty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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The Duping Eyi Stream Barbarian Native Official Office (seat-attached). It was established in Hongwu 6 and abolished in Hongwu 25. In the third month of Yongle 12 it was re-established. To the south is E Mountain. To the northwest is Jiangtou Mountain. To the east is the Yi Stream. To the northeast is Ping Stream; above it is a pass; in the third month of Hongwu 22 Pingxi Guard was established here, subordinate to the Huguang regional command; in the eleventh month of Wanli 29 it was transferred to Guizhou, and in the fourth month of Wanli 31 it returned to Huguang. Also there is Nianyu Pass. To the south is Huangtu Pass. Also to the northeast is Huangzhou Post Station; the road leads out to Yuan Prefecture in Huguang.
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The Dusu Barbarian Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. It was established in the third month of Yongle 12 and subordinated to the prefecture.
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The Shixi Native Official Office lies north of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Shixi Yangtou Native Official Office. It was renamed in Hongwu 5 and subordinated to the Huguang Yuan Prefecture Guard. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. To the east is Shixi.
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The Huangdao Stream Native Official Office lies northeast of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. To the southwest is Huangdao Stream.
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Zhenyuan Prefecture was the Yuan Zhenyuan Prefecture, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. In Hongwu 4 it was reduced to Zhenyuan Prefecture and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the sixth month of Hongwu 5 it was placed under direct Huguang jurisdiction. In the second month of Yongle 11 Zhenyuan Prefecture was established at the prefecture seat and subordinated to the Guizhou Provincial Administration Commission. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 the prefecture was abolished and merged into it. It administers two counties and three native official offices. It lies five hundred thirty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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Zhenyuan (seat-attached county). It was formerly the Zhenyuan Stream Cave Jinrong Jinda Barbarian Native Official Office, established in the second month of Hongwu 2 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 it came under the prefecture. In the tenth month of Hongzhi 7 it was changed to Zhenyuan County. To the north is Shiya Mountain. To the east is Zhonghe Mountain, named because two streams flow between them. To the northeast is Tie Mountain. Also to the east is Guanyin Mountain; there is Machang Slope. To the southeast is Babang Mountain. To the west is Pingmao Mountain. To the south is the Zhenyang River, also called Zhennan River and Wushui; upstream it receives waters from Xinglong, Huangping, and other places; flowing east three hundred li it enters the Yuan River. Also to the northeast is Tiexi, issuing from Tie Mountain and flowing down into the Zhenyang River. Also to the west is Youzha Pass. There are Jiaoxi Pass and Meixi Pass. Also there is Qinglang Pass, where Qinglang Guard is administered; also to the west is Pianqiao, where Pianqiao Guard is located — all established in the fourth month of Hongwu 23. To the southwest is Zhenyuan Guard, established in the seventh month of Hongwu 22. All were subordinate to the Huguang regional command; in the eleventh month of Wanli 29 all were transferred to Guizhou, and in the fourth month of Wanli 31 they returned to Huguang.
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Shibing lies southwest of the prefecture seat. It was formerly the Shibing Barbarian Native Official Office, established in Hongwu 5 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. In the seventh month of Zhengtong 9 it was changed to a county. In the fourth month of Tianqi 1 it was abolished. In the eleventh month of Chongzhen 4 it was re-established. To the south is the Hong River — that is, the Zhenyang River.
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The Pianqiao Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Pianqiao Central Stockade Barbarian Military-Civil Native Official Office. It was re-established in Hongwu 5 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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The Qiongshui Fifteen Caves Barbarian Native Official Office lies east of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was Qiongshui County. In Hongwu 5 five native official offices were established — Tuanluo, Demin, Xia'ai, Pidai, and Qiongshui — subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In Hongwu 29 four offices were merged into the Qiongshui Office, subordinate to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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The Zhenpou Six Caves Hengpo and Other Places Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. It was formerly the Zhenpou, Liudong, and Hengpo native official offices, established in Hongwu 22 and subordinate to Zhenyuan Guard; later they were merged into one office.
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Tongren Prefecture was originally territory of the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the second month of Yongle 11 Tongren Prefecture was established. It administers one county and five native official offices. It lies seven hundred seventy li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Tongren (seat-attached county). In the Yuan it was the Tongren Greater and Lesser River and Other Places Barbarian Military-Civil Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. At the beginning of the Hongwu reign it was re-established as the Tongren Native Official Office and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 the prefectural seat was established here. In the fourth month of Wanli 26 it was changed to a county. To the south is Tongya Mountain. Also there is Xinkeng Mountain, which produces cinnabar, mercury, and other minerals. To the southwest is the Tongren Great River; to the northwest the Xiao River joins it; its lower course enters Yuan Prefecture territory and empties into the Yuan River.
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The Shengxi Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Shengxi Dam and Other Places Barbarian Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was renamed at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. To the west is Qiluo River — that is, Shengxi — which produces gold.
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The Tixi Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Tixi and Other Places Military-Civil Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was renamed at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. To the east is the Yin River. To the west is Tixi, which produces placer gold.
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The Dawanshan Native Official Office lies south of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Dawanshan Suge Office and Other Places Military-Civil Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was renamed at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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The Wuluo Native Official Office lies west of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Wuluo Longqian and Other Places Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was renamed at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the second month of Yongle 11 Wuluo Prefecture was established, administering the Langxi Barbarian Native Official Office; the Wuluo, Dayi, Zhigu, and Pingtou Zhuoke native official offices were administered here. In the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 the prefecture was abolished and it came under Tongren Prefecture. To the west is Jiulong Mountain; the Tongren Great River originates here. Also to the southwest is Guanyin Tun, also called Wuluo Cave. To the south is the Jiujiang River. Also there is Mu'er Stream, also called the Ninety-Nine Streams; its lower course also enters the Yuan River.
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The Pingtou Zhuoke Native Official Office lies northwest of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was the Pingtou Zhuoke Tongda and Other Places Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was re-established in the tenth month of Hongwu 7 and subordinated to the Sinan Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under Wuluo Prefecture; when that prefecture was abolished it came under Tongren Prefecture. Also there are the Dayi Native Official Office and the Zhigu Stockade Native Official Office, both established in the seventh month of Yongle 3 and subordinate to the Guizhou Pacification Commission; in the third month of Yongle 12 they were transferred to Wuluo Prefecture; in the fifth month of Zhengtong 3 both were abolished together with the prefecture.
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Shiqian Prefecture was originally territory of the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the second month of Yongle 11 Shiqian Prefecture was established. It administers one county and three native official offices. It lies six hundred thirty li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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The Shiqian Native Official Office (seat-attached). In the Yuan it was the Shiqian and Other Places Military-Civil Native Official Office, subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was re-established at the beginning of the Hongwu reign and subordinated to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it became the seat of Shiqian Prefecture. To the west is Yamen Mountain. To the south is Qiuman Cave. To the west is the Wu River, which enters from Zunyi Prefecture in Sichuan and flows northeast into Sinan Prefecture territory. There is the Shiqian River, which flows down into the Wu River.
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Longquan lies west of the prefecture seat. It was formerly the Longquanping Native Official Office; in the Yuan it was the seat of the Sizhou Pacification Office. It was re-established in the seventh month of Hongwu 7 and subordinated to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture. In the fourth month of Wanli 29 it was changed to a county. To the north is Tengyun Cave. To the south are Dengkan and other stockades.
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The Miaomin Native Official Office lies southwest of the prefecture seat. It was established in the tenth month of Hongwu 7 and subordinated to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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The Gezhang Geshang Native Official Office lies south of the prefecture seat. In the Yuan it was subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Office. During the Hongwu period it was subordinate to the Sizhou Pacification Commission. In the third month of Yongle 12 it came under the prefecture.
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Longli Guard was established in the fourth month of Hongwu 23. In the fourth month of Hongwu 29 it was promoted to a military-civil command. To the west is Lianhua Jing; also there is Jiaya River, which flows down into the Wengshou River. To the southeast is the Pingfa Native Official Office, formerly the Yuan Pingfa and Other Places Native Official Office; it was re-established in Hongwu 15 and subordinated to Guizhou Guard; in Hongwu 28 it came under Longli Guard; in the second month of Wanli 14 it was abolished and merged into Xingui County. Also to the west is Changchong Pass. To the east is Longsong Pass. It administers one native official office. It lies fifty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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The Taipingfa Native Official Office lies south of the guard. It was established in Hongwu 19 and subordinated to Guizhou Guard. In Hongwu 28 it came under Longli Guard. To the northeast is Guxia Mountain. To the southeast is the Wengshou River, which flows down to join the Qingshui River.
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Xintian Guard was the Yuan Xintian Geman Pacification Office; it was later abolished. In Hongwu 22 the Xintian thousand-household seat was established and subordinated to Guizhou Guard. In the second month of Hongwu 23 it was changed to Xintian Guard and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. In the fourth month of Hongwu 29 it was promoted to a military-civil command. It administers five native official offices. It lies one hundred ten li west of the provincial administration commission.
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The Xintian Native Official Office (seat-attached). It was established in Hongwu 4. To the east is Pingxu Cave, also called Zhumu Cave. To the northwest is the Qingshui River. To the southwest is the Wengcheng River; there is the Wengcheng River native pacification sub-office. Also to the east is Gumang Pass.
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The Xiaopingfa Native Official Office lies southwest of the guard. It was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 15 and subordinated to Guizhou Guard; soon afterward it came under Longli Guard. In Hongwu 29 it came under Xintian Guard.
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The Baping Stockade Native Official Office lies south of the guard. It was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 15 and subordinated to Guizhou Guard; soon afterward it came under Longli Guard. In Hongwu 29 it came under Xintian Guard.
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The Danping Native Official Office lies southwest of the guard. It was established in Hongwu 30 and was soon abolished. It was re-established in Yongle 2.
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The Danxing Native Official Office lies southwest of the guard. It was established in Hongwu 30 and was soon abolished. It was re-established in Yongle 2.
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Annan Guard: in the first month of Hongwu 15 Weisa Guard was established here and was soon abolished. It was re-established in the twelfth month of Hongwu 23, renamed Annan Guard, and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. To the south is Weisa Mountain. To the east is Panjiang Mountain; there is Qingyuan Cave. Also there is the North Pan River, which enters from Zhanyi Prefecture in Yunnan and flows south into Anshun Prefecture territory. To the southeast is the Zhebu River, which enters from Pu'an Prefecture and empties into the Pan River. To the west is Jiangxi Po; initially a stockade garrison was established here; soon it was moved to Weisa and a city was built as a guard. To the south is Wuming Pass, also established during the Hongwu period. It lies three hundred forty li northeast of the provincial administration commission.
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Weiqing Guard was established in the sixth month of Hongwu 23 and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. To the north is Yang'er Mountain. To the west is the Deicheng River — that is, the upper course of the Luguang River. To the northwest is the Yachi River — that is, the Wu River. It lies sixty li west of the provincial administration commission.
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Pingba Guard was established in the intercalary fourth month of Hongwu 23 and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. To the southeast is Nanxian Cave; there is Matou Mountain. To the east is Dong Stream. It lies eighty li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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Bijie Guard was established in the second month of Hongwu 17 and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. To the east is Muxi Mountain; there is a pass. Also there is the Xiangshui River. To the south is Shanyu Pass; to the west is Laoya Pass — both established during the Hongwu period. To the northeast is Cengtai Guard, established in the ninth month of Hongwu 21 and abolished in the sixth month of Hongwu 27. It administers one defensive battalion seat. It lies four hundred fifty li southeast of the provincial administration commission.
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The defensive Qixing Pass rear thousand-household seat lies west of the guard. It was established in Hongwu 21 and subordinated to Wusa Guard. During the Yongle period it came under Bijie Guard. There is the Qixing Pass River, also called the Ke River; its source is Wusa Prefecture in Sichuan — that is, the upper course of the North Pan River; Qixing Pass lies above it; its lower course enters Zhanyi Prefecture in Yunnan.
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Chishui Guard was established in the tenth month of Hongwu 21; to the north is Xueshan, with a pass above it. To the east is the Chishui River; there is Chishui Pass. It administers four battalion seats. It lies six hundred twenty li from the provincial administration commission.
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The Moni thousand-household seat lies north of the guard; the Baisa thousand-household seat lies southeast of the guard. Both were established in the ninth month of Hongwu 22; the Aluomi thousand-household seat lies south of the guard; the Front thousand-household seat lies south of the guard. Both were established in Hongwu 27.
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The Pushi defensive battalion thousand-household seat was established in the third month of Hongwu 23 from Yongning Pacification Office territory and placed under direct Guizhou regional command. To the east is Mu'an Mountain. To the southwest is Shuinnao Cave. Also to the southeast is Longquan Stream. It lies seven hundred twenty li from the provincial administration commission.
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Fuyong Guard was formerly the Daliao Zuo Native Official Office. In Hongwu 5 the Yuan Luobang Zhazuo and Other Places Native Official Office was re-established as a guard, subordinate to the Guizhou Pacification Commission. It was re-established in Chongzhen 3 and subordinated to the Guizhou regional command. To the east is Yangming Cave. To the west is the Sanxiang River. To the north is the Wu River; there is the Luguang River. It administers four battalion seats. It lies fifty li south of the provincial administration commission.
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The Yuxiang defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies west of the guard. It was formerly the Qingshan Native Official Office; in Hongwu 5 the Yuan Qingshan Yuandi and Other Places Native Official Office was re-established and subordinated to the Guizhou Pacification Commission. It was re-established in Chongzhen 3.
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The Xifeng defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies northeast of the guard. In Chongzhen 3 it was established from the six abandoned garrisons of the former Guizhou Front Guard and territory cut from the Dizhai Office. To the west is Xiwang Mountain. To the south is Shitian Cave. To the north is the Wu River.
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The Zhuoling defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies north of the guard. To the west is the Luguang River, flowing north to join the Wu River; the Xiuwen defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies northeast of the guard. Both are from the Pacification Commission's Shuixi territory; all were established together in Chongzhen 3.
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Zhenxi Guard was established in Chongzhen 3 from the Pacification Commission's Shuixi territory. To the north is Tianzhu Cave; also there is the Yachi River, another name for the Wu River. It administers four battalion seats. It lies sixty li southwest of the provincial administration commission.
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The Weiwu defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies east of the guard; the Hesheng defensive battalion thousand-household seat lies north of the guard. There is the Yachi River; the Rouyuan defensive battalion thousand-household seat □; the Dingyuan defensive battalion thousand-household seat □. All of the above are Shuixi territory, established together with the guard in Chongzhen 3.
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