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Yong Province 〈Under the Han it was renamed Liang; its seat was first at Long County in Hanyang Commandery, and later at Chang'an.〉
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It oversaw five commanderies and thirty-one counties
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Jingzhao Commandery 〈Under Qin it served as the interior secretariat; Emperor Gaozu of Han named it Weinan Commandery; Emperor Wu made it the metropolitan prefecture of Jingzhao; the Later Han kept that arrangement under Sili; under Wei its jurisdiction was reassigned.〉
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It oversaw eight counties
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鹿
Chang'an 〈Established by Emperor Gaozu of Han; under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery.〉 Within its bounds were Kunming Pool, the Zhou Spirit Terrace, Hao Pool, and the waters of Biao Pool.〉 Du 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery.〉 Under the two Han it was called Duling; under Jin it was called Ducheng; the name was changed again later.〉 Hu 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Right Fufeng; under Jin to Shiping; in the seventh year of Zhenjun it was detached and placed under this commandery.〉 The Feng River rose within it.〉 Shanbei 〈It contained Fengliang Plain. There was Kugu Valley, and the Chan River rose there. It also had Ducheng.〉 Xinfeng 〈Established by Emperor Gaozu of Han; under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Mount Li, Xiting, and the Shougu River.〉 Bacheng 〈Seat of the commandery. Under the two Han it was called Baling; under Jin its jurisdiction was reassigned. It had Zhidao Pavilion, Changmen Pavilion, the Ba River, hot springs, and the Anchang Embankment.〉 Yinpan 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Anding; under Jin to this commandery. In the seventh year of Zhenjun it was merged into Xinfeng; in the eleventh year of Taihe it was restored. Within it were Hongmen Pavilion, the Linggu River, and the Xi River.〉 Lantian 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged here; in the seventh year of Zhenjun it was merged into Bacheng; in the eleventh year of Taihe it was restored again. It contained Bailu Plain.〉
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Fengyi Commandery 〈Formerly Qin's interior secretariat; in the second year of Emperor Gaozu's reign it was renamed Heshang Commandery; in the ninth year it again became the interior secretariat; under Emperor Wu it was the Left Interior Secretariat, later Left Fengyi, and was renamed again thereafter.〉
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It oversaw six counties
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Fufeng Commandery 〈Formerly Qin's interior secretariat; in the second year of Emperor Gaozu's reign it was renamed Zhongdi Commandery; in the ninth year it again became the interior secretariat; under Emperor Wu it was the Right Interior Secretariat; in the Taichu era it was renamed Chief Commandant for Enfeoffment and became Right Fufeng, and was changed again later. During the Zhenjun era of Emperor Shizu, Shiping Commandery was merged into it.〉
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It oversaw five counties
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[3] 𥂕
Haozhi 〈Seat of the commandery. Under the Former Han it belonged here; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored. It contained Wudu City.〉 Shiping 〈Established by Wei; under Jin it belonged to Shiping Commandery. Within it were hot springs and Xinshi City.〉 Meiyang[3] and Huaili 〈Under the two Han and Jin it belonged to Shiping; under Zhou it was called Quanqiu; Qin renamed it Feiqiu; Emperor Gaozu of Han changed the name again. It had Banqiao Spring.〉 Zhizhi 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han; it belonged to this commandery. Under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored; in the seventh year of Zhenjun it was merged into Wugong and placed under that commandery.〉
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Xianyang Commandery
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It oversaw five counties
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Shi'an 〈Established by Shi Le. Duke Xiao of Qin built Wei City and named it the Xianyang Palace. Within it were the Shrine of the Four Hoary Ones, Anling City, Duhu Pavilion, the Dou Clan Spring, and the shrine of King Wen of Zhou.〉 Chiyang 〈Seat of the commandery. Under the two Han it belonged to Left Fengyi; under Jin to Fufeng; later to this commandery. It had the Zheng-Bai Canal.〉 Lingwu 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Beidi; under the Later Han it was abolished; under Jin it was restored; in the seventh year of Zhenjun it was detached and placed under this commandery.〉 Ningyi 〈It had Ganquan and Mount Jiu[lacuna].〉 Jingyang 〈In the seventh year of Zhenjun it was merged into Shi'an; in the second year of Jingming it was restored to this commandery.〉
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Beidi Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wen of Wei by detaching Fufu from Fengyi.〉
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It oversaw seven counties
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Qi Province 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. Its seat was at Yongcheng garrison.〉
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It oversaw three commanderies and eight counties
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Pingqin Commandery 〈Established in the second year of Taiyan.〉
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It oversaw three counties
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Yong 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Right Fufeng; later to this commandery. It contained Zhou City.〉 Zhoucheng 〈Established in the sixth year of Zhenjun.〉 Hengshui 〈Established in the tenth year of Zhenjun when it was detached from Zhoucheng.〉
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Wudu Commandery 〈Established during the Taiyan era.〉
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It oversaw three counties
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[5]
Pingyang 〈Established in the sixth year of Zhenjun; within it were Xingu, Wuzhang Plain, and Mei Stockade.〉 Nanyou[5] and Gaoche
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Wugong Commandery 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when it was detached from Fufeng.〉
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It oversaw two counties
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[6][7] 西[8]
Meiyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Fufeng; in the seventh year of Zhenjun the commandery was abolished and the county was placed here; later it belonged to this commandery. [6]Within it were Mount Qi, Mount Taibai, Meiyuan Shrine,[7] Luogu Pass, and Shaoting.〉 Moxi[8] 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when it was detached from Haozhi. Within it were Mount Liang and Wudu City.〉
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Qin Province 〈Its seat was at Shangfeng City.〉
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It oversaw three commanderies and twelve counties
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Tianshui Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han; Emperor Ming of the Later Han renamed it Hanyang Commandery; under Jin the earlier name was restored.〉
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It oversaw four counties
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西
Shangfeng 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Longxi; under the Later Han to Hanyang; under Jin to this commandery. Its name was changed to avoid the taboo on the Grand Ancestor's personal name. The Xi River rose within it.〉 Xianxin 〈Under the Later Han it belonged to Hanyang; under Jin to this commandery; in the eighth year of Zhenjun it was merged into Anyi; later it was assigned here again.〉 Pingquan and Dangting 〈Established in the eighth year of Zhenjun.〉
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Lueyang Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Jin when Tianshui was divided.〉
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It oversaw five counties
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綿 [9]
Anrong 〈Under the Former Han it was called Rongyi and belonged to Tianshui; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later its jurisdiction was reassigned. It contained Dong City.〉 Mianzhu 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Tianshui; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. It had Yuting.〉 [9] Longcheng 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Tianshui; under the Later Han to Hanyang; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Longcheng and Lueyang City.〉 Qingshui 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Tianshui; under the Later Han it was abolished; under Jin it was restored to this commandery.〉 Ayang 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Tianshui; later to Hanyang; under Jin it was abolished; in the eleventh year of Taihe it was restored to this commandery.〉
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Hanyang Commandery 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun when Tianshui was divided.〉
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It oversaw three counties
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Huanggua 〈Established in the eighth year of Zhenjun. It contained Shichang City.〉 Yanglian 〈It had Mount Dengsong.〉 Jieling
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[10]
South Qin Province 〈In the seventh year of Zhenjun Chouchi Garrison was established; in the twelfth year of Taihe it became Qu Province;[10] at the beginning of Zhengshi it was established as South Qin Province. Its seat was at Luogu City.〉
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It oversaw six commanderies and eighteen counties
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Tianshui Commandery 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun.〉
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It oversaw three counties
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Shuinan 〈Seat of the commandery. Established in the second year of Zhenjun.〉 Pingquan 〈Established in the third year of Zhenjun.〉 Pingyuan
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Hanyang Commandery 〈Established in the fifth year of Zhenjun.〉
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It oversaw two counties
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Guquan and Lancang 〈Seat of the commandery. Established in the third year of Zhenjun. Within it were Leiniu Mountain and the Yellow Emperor's Cave.〉
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Wudu Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han.〉
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It oversaw four counties
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Shimen 〈Seat of the commandery. Established in the ninth year of Zhenjun. It contained Qiangdao City.〉 Baishui 〈In the ninth year of Zhenjun a commandery was established here; the arrangement was changed later.〉 Dongping 〈Established in the ninth year of Zhenjun.〉 Kongti
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Wujie Commandery
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It oversaw three counties
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Beibu and Nanwubu 〈In the fourth year of Taihe a commandery was established; the arrangement was changed later.〉 Chiwan 〈In the fourth year of Taihe a commandery was established; the arrangement was changed later.〉
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[11]
Xiucheng Commandery[11]
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It oversaw four counties
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[12]
Pingluo 〈Established in the fourth year of Taihe.〉 Baishu[12] 〈Established in the eighth year of Taihe.〉 Xiabian 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Wudu Commandery; in the fourth year of Taihe it was detached and placed under this commandery.〉 Guangchang 〈Seat of the commandery. Established in the fourth year of Taihe.〉
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Chouchi Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Jieling 〈Established in the fourth year of Zhenjun. It had Niutou Mountain.〉 Cangquan 〈Established in the fourth year of Taihe.〉
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South Qi Province
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It oversaw three commanderies
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Gudao Commandery 〈Established in the fourth year of Yanxing.〉
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Guanghua Commandery
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Guangye Commandery
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East Yizhou 〈Its seat was at Wuxing.〉
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It oversaw seven commanderies and sixteen counties
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Wuxing Commandery
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It oversaw four counties
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Jingchang and Wuxing 〈Seat of the province and commandery.〉 Shimen and Wu'an
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Chouchi Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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西西
Xixiang and Xishimen
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Pantou Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Wushi and Changju
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Guangchang Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Changguang and Xinba
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Guangye Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Guangye and Guanghua
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Zitong Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Huayang and Xingsong
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[13]
Luocong Commandery[13]
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It oversaw two counties
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Wudu and Mingshui
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Yi Province 〈Established during the Zhengshi era.〉
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It oversaw five commanderies and ten counties
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[14]
East Jinshou Commandery 〈Established by Sima Dezong; Wei kept the arrangement.〉 The text is deficient.[14]
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It oversaw four counties
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[15]
Huang, Shiting, and Jin'an 〈Established by Sima Dezong; Wei kept the arrangement.〉 Jinshou 〈Established by Emperor Hui of Jin;[15] it belonged to Zitong; later to this commandery.〉
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West Jinshou Commandery
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It oversaw one county
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Xinba Commandery 〈Established by Sima Dezong; Wei kept the arrangement.〉
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It oversaw one county
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Xinba 〈Established by Sima Dezong; Wei kept the arrangement.〉
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South Baishui Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Shiping and Jingzhao
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Songxi Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Xingle and Yuanshou
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Ba Province 〈Commanderies and counties not listed.〉 Liang Province 〈Formerly Xiao Yan's Liang and Qin provinces; at the beginning of Zhengshi they were reorganized.〉
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It oversaw five commanderies and fourteen counties
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Jinchang Commandery
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It oversaw three counties
106
[16]
Longting 〈Within it were Anguo City, Zhenshi Mountain,[16] and the Shang River.〉 Xingshi 〈Established in the third year of Yanchang.〉 Nancheng
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Baozhong Commandery
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It oversaw three counties
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Ankang Commandery 〈Established by Liu Zhun; Wei kept the arrangement.〉
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It oversaw two counties
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Ankang 〈Under the Former and Later Han it was called Anyang and belonged to Hanzhong; at the end of Han it was abolished; Wei restored it; Emperor Wu renamed it; it belonged to Weixing Commandery; later to this commandery. The Zhi River rose within it.〉 Ningdu
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Hanzhong Commandery 〈Established under Qin.〉
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It oversaw three counties
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Nanzheng 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery.〉 Hanyin 〈It had Hu City.〉 Chenggu 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery.〉
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Huayang Commandery
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It oversaw three counties
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Huayang 〈Within it were Huangniu Mountain, the Lian River, and Xiao He City.〉 Mianyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Hanzhong; later to this commandery. Within it were Baima City, Huangsha City, and the shrine of Zhuge Liang.〉 Bozhong 〈It had Mount Bozhong, and the Han River rose there.〉
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South Liang Province 〈Commanderies and counties not listed.〉 East Liang Province
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It oversaw three commanderies and four counties
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Households: 1,222
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Jincheng Commandery
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It oversaw one county
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Households: 286
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Ankang Commandery
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It oversaw one county
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Households: 618
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Weiming Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
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Households: 318
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Hanyang and Ningdu
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Jing Province 〈Its seat was at Linjing City.〉
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It oversaw six commanderies and seventeen counties
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Anding Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han; in the eleventh year of Taihe Shitang Commandery was abolished and its counties placed under this commandery.〉
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It oversaw five counties
135
[17]
Anding 〈Under the Former Han it belonged here; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored. It contained Tong City.〉 Linjing 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. It had Hong City.〉 Chaonu 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Dangyuan City and Hu City.〉 Wushi[17] 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Mount Qi, Jingxiang City, Yangyi City, and Fuyi City.〉 Shitang 〈It had Zidu Mountain.〉
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Longdong Commandery
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It oversaw three counties
138
[18] [19]
Jingyang 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. [18]It had Boluo Mountain, and the Jing River rose there. Baicheng, Fangshi Marsh, and Mount Long.〉 Zuju 〈Under the Former Han it belonged here; it was abolished and later restored; it belonged to Wuwei;[19] under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉 Fuyi 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉
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Xinping Commandery 〈Established during the Jian'an era of Emperor Xian of the Later Han.〉
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It oversaw four counties
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Baitu 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Shang Commandery; under Jin to Jincheng; later to this commandery. It had Qiting Ridge.〉 Yuan'ai 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Yicheng and Dongwei City.〉 Sanshui 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Anding; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. It had Suiyi City.〉 Gaoping 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Anding; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. It had Shimen Mountain.〉
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[20]
Zhaoping Commandery[20]
143
It oversaw two counties
144
[21][22] [23]
Chungu 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Beidi; under the Later Han and Jin to Anding; later to this commandery. [21]It had [lacuna] Gu Plain and Ting[22]tai Mountain.〉 Dongpan[23]
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Pingliang Commandery
146
It oversaw two counties
147
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Chunyin 〈Seat of the commandery. Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han to Wuwei; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Wating,[24] Jingyang,[25] and Pingliang City.〉 Yinmi 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han it was abolished; under Jin it was restored; later to this commandery.〉
148
Pingyuan Commandery
149
It oversaw one county
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Yinpan 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Anding; under Jin to Jingzhao; later to this commandery. Within it were Ancheng and Anwu City.〉
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[26] [27]
He Province had Fugan. Two characters are missing. The text is deficient.[26] 〈In the sixth year of Zhenjun a garrison was established; later it was reorganized. Its seat was at Fuhan.〉 The text is deficient.[27]
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[28]
It oversaw four commanderies and fourteen counties[28]
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西[29]
Jincheng Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Zhao of Han; in the thirteenth year of Jianwu of the Later Han [lacuna] Longxi;[29] Emperor Ming restored it.〉
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It oversaw two counties
155
西
Yuzhong 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery.〉 Daxia 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Longxi; under Jin to Jinxing. In the third year of Huangxing it was made a commandery; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Baishui and Jinliu City.〉
156
西
Wushi Commandery 〈Established under Jin by dividing Longxi.〉
157
It oversaw three counties
158
西
Yongtian 〈In the eighth year of Zhenjun a commandery was established; the arrangement was changed later.〉 Didao 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Longxi; under Jin to this commandery.〉 Yangsu
159
Honghe Commandery
160
It oversaw three counties
161
[30]
Shuichi 〈In the fourth year of Zhenjun a commandery was established; the arrangement was changed later.〉 Lanchuan 〈In the eighth year of Zhenjun a commandery was established; the arrangement was changed later.〉 Xun Province[30] 〈Established in the fourth year of Yanxing.〉
162
西
Lintao Commandery 〈A county under the Former and Later Han and under Jin; it belonged to Longxi. In the sixth year of Zhenjun it was reorganized as a commandery.〉
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It oversaw three counties
164
Longcheng 〈Established in the tenth year of Taihe.〉 Shimen 〈Established in the ninth year of Taihe.〉 Chishui
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It oversaw three commanderies and six counties
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西
Longxi Commandery 〈Established under Qin.〉
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It oversaw two counties
168
Xiangwu and Shouyang
169
[31]
South Anyang Commandery[31]
170
It oversaw two counties
171
Huandao and Zhongtao
172
Guangning Commandery
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It oversaw two counties
174
祿
Zhang and Xinxing 〈In the eighth year of Zhenjun Zhongtao, Lubu, and Xiangwu were abolished and placed under this commandery.〉
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Yuan Province 〈In the second year of Taiyan a garrison was established; in the fifth year of Zhengguang it was reorganized as a province, and commanderies and counties were set up. Its seat was at Gaoping City.〉
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It oversaw two commanderies and four counties
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Gaoping Commandery
178
It oversaw two counties
179
Gaoping and Liting
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Changcheng Commandery
181
It oversaw two counties
182
Huangshi and Baichi
183
Liang Province 〈Established under Han; its seat was at Long. During the Shenlong era it became a garrison; under Taihe it was restored.〉
184
It oversaw ten commanderies and twenty counties
185
Households: 3,273
186
Wu'an Commandery
187
It oversaw one county
188
Households: 373
189
[32]
Yisheng[32]
190
[33]
Lindu Commandery[33]
191
It oversaw two counties
192
Households: 389
193
Anping and Heping
194
Jianchang Commandery
195
It oversaw three counties
196
Households: 657
197
Yuzhong, Zhicheng, and Mengshui
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Fanhe Commandery
199
It oversaw two counties
200
Households: 139
201
Zhang and Yanzhi
202
Quancheng Commandery
203
It oversaw one county
204
Households: 72
205
Wuxing Commandery
206
It oversaw three counties
207
Households: 385
208
Yanran, Macheng, and Xiutu
209
Wuwei Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han.〉
210
It oversaw two counties
211
Households: 340
212
Linzhong and Xiangcheng 〈Within it were Xiutu City and Wushi Marsh.〉
213
Changsong Commandery
214
It oversaw three counties
215
Households: 397
216
[34]
Wenquan, Quanci[34], and Mokou
217
East Jing Commandery
218
It oversaw one county
219
Households: 191
220
[35]
Taicheng[35]
221
Liangning Commandery
222
It oversaw two counties
223
Households: 331
224
Yuanchi and Gongze
225
[36]
Shan Province 〈Commanderies and counties not listed.〉 Gua Province 〈Commanderies and counties not listed.〉 Hua Province 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when Huashan, Chengcheng, and Baishui were detached from Qin Province.〉 The text is deficient.[36]
226
It oversaw three commanderies and thirteen counties
227
Huashan Commandery
228
It oversaw five counties
229
[37] 西
Huayin 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Jingzhao; under the Later Han and Jin to Hengnong; later to this commandery. Within it were Mount Hua, Jixian Hall, Juling Plain, Tong Pass,[37] Beixiang City, and Zhongquan City.〉 Zheng 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Jingzhao; later to this commandery. Within it were Guangxiang Plain, Zheng City, and Chicheng.〉 Xiayang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Fengyi; later to this commandery. Formerly Shaoliang; King Huiwen of Qin renamed it. Within it were Mount Liang, Longmen Mountain, and Heishui City.〉 Fuxi 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when it was detached from Xiayang. Within it were Wuping City and Gaoping City.〉 Heyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Fengyi; later it was abolished. In the twentieth year of Taihe it was restored to this commandery.〉
230
Chengcheng Commandery 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun.〉
231
It oversaw five counties
232
Chengcheng 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun. It had Xing City.〉 Wuquan 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun. Within it were Wuquan River, the Shi River, and Shigu City.〉 Sanmen 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun. Within it were Yangyuan City and Ya City.〉 Gongcheng 〈Established in the seventh year of Zhenjun.〉 South Wuquan 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe.〉
233
Baishui Commandery 〈Established in the second year of Taihe when it was detached from Chengcheng.〉
234
It oversaw three counties
235
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Yaogu 〈Established in the second year of Taihe. It had Huangya Mountain.〉 Baishui 〈Established in the second year of Taihe. Within it were Wulong Mountain and Suyi City.〉 South Baishui 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when it was detached from Baishui. Within it were [listed sites]. (Five characters missing.)〉
236
North Hua Province 〈Established as East Qin Province in the fifteenth year of Taihe; later it was renamed. Its seat was at Xing City.〉
237
It oversaw two commanderies and seven counties
238
Households: 14,596
239
Zhongbu Commandery
240
It oversaw four counties
241
Households: 8,924
242
Zhongbu 〈Established by Yao Xing; Wei kept the arrangement.〉 Shibao 〈It had Huinv Mountain.〉 Didao 〈Within it were Ditu City and Qianshi Mountain.〉 Changcheng 〈It had Wujiao City.〉
243
Fucheng Commandery
244
It oversaw three counties
245
Households: 5,672
246
Fucheng 〈It had Nüyin Mountain.〉 Luochuan 〈Established during the Zhenjun era.〉 Dingyang
247
[38]
Bin Province 〈In the second year of Huangxing it became Hua Province; in the second year of Yanxing a garrison of three counties;[38] in the eleventh year of Taihe it was renamed Ban Province; in the fourteenth year Bin Province; in the twentieth year it was changed again.〉
248
It oversaw three commanderies and ten counties
249
西
Northwest Di Commandery 〈Established by King Zhao of Qin.〉
250
It oversaw three counties
251
Pengyang 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Anding; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉 Fuping 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Beidi; later to this commandery. Within it were Shenquan, Lingzhou City, and Zhanglie Mountain.〉 Anwu 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Anding; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉
252
Zhaoxing Commandery 〈Established in the second year of Zhenjun.〉
253
It oversaw five counties
254
Yangzhou 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Shang Commandery; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Qiao Mountain, the Yellow Emperor's tomb, Niyang City, Gaoping City, and the Qiu River.〉 Dule 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Shang Commandery; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉 Ding'an 〈Established in the second year of Zhenjun.〉 Zhao'an 〈Established in the second year of Zhenjun.〉 Gaowang 〈Established in the second year of Zhenjun. It had Gaowang Mountain.〉
255
Xiangle Commandery 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe.〉
256
It oversaw two counties
257
Xiangle 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Shang Commandery; under the Later Han and Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉 Fushi 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Shang Commandery; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery. Within it were Wulong Mountain and the shrine of the Yellow Emperor.〉
258
Xia Province 〈Capital of Helian Qubing; pacified in the fourth year of Shiguang; made Tongwan Garrison; reorganized as a province in the eleventh year of Taihe. Its seat was at Daxia.〉
259
It oversaw four commanderies and nine counties
260
Huazheng Commandery 〈Established in the twelfth year of Taihe.〉
261
It oversaw two counties
262
Gering and Yanlü
263
Chanxi Commandery 〈Established in the twelfth year of Taihe.〉
264
It oversaw two counties
265
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Shanlu and Xin[lacuna]
266
Jinming Commandery 〈Established in the twelfth year of Zhenjun.〉
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It oversaw three counties
268
Yongfeng 〈Established in the thirteenth year of Zhenjun.〉 Qining and Guangluo 〈Established in the tenth year of Zhenjun.〉
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Daiming Commandery 〈Established in the second year of Tai'an.〉
270
It oversaw two counties
271
Huqiu 〈Established in the second year of Tai'an. The Heng River rose within it.〉 Qusou 〈Established in the second year of Taihe.〉
272
East Xia Province 〈Established in the second year of Yanchang.〉
273
It oversaw four commanderies and nine counties
274
Biancheng Commandery 〈Established in the first year of Taihe.〉
275
It oversaw two counties
276
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Guangwu 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Taiyuan; under the Later Han and Jin to Yanmen; later to this commandery. [39]Within it were Sancheng and Biancheng.〉 Woye 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Shuofang; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉
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Shuofang Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han.〉
278
It oversaw three counties
279
Weiping, Zhenghe, and Shuofang 〈Under the two Han it belonged here; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored. It had Guibu Marsh.〉
280
Dingyang Commandery 〈A county under the two Han belonging to Shang Commandery; during Tai'an it was reorganized as a commandery.〉
281
It oversaw two counties
282
Linrong 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Shuofang; under Jin it was abolished; later it was restored to this commandery.〉 Linzhen 〈Within it were Danyang Mountain and Bai Spring.〉
283
Shang Commandery 〈Established under Qin.〉
284
It oversaw two counties
285
Shicheng and Yincheng
286
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Tai Province 〈Established as Yong Province in the first year of Shenlong; renamed in the first year of Yanhe; abolished under Taihe; restored at the beginning of Tianping; later lost.〉 The text is deficient.[40]
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It oversaw three commanderies[41] and seven counties
288
Hedong Commandery 〈Established under Qin. Its seat was at Puban.〉
289
It oversaw five counties
290
North Xiang Commandery
291
It oversaw two counties
292
North Yishi 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. It had Jiecheng.〉 Fenyin 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Hedong; later to this commandery. Within it were North Xiang City and the shrine of Queen Earth.〉
293
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Shan Province 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. Its seat was at Shancheng. Abolished in the eighth year;[42] restored at the beginning of Tianping; later lost.〉
294
It oversaw five commanderies and eleven counties
295
Hengnong Commandery 〈Established under the Former Han; to avoid the taboo on the Founding Ancestor's name, it was written as "Heng."〉
296
It oversaw three counties
297
Shanzhong and Beishan 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it was called Shan and belonged to this commandery. Within it were Quwo City and the shrine of Deng Zhi.〉 Xiao 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. Within it were Mount Sanxiao and Baiyang Valley.〉
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West Hengnong Commandery
299
It oversaw one county
300
Hengnong 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Hengnong; later to this commandery. It had Taolin.〉
301
Mianchi Commandery
302
It oversaw two counties
303
Juli and Beimianchi 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. Within it were Matou Mountain, Juli City, and Shenger Mountain.〉
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Shicheng Commandery 〈Established as a county in the second year of Zhengshi; later reorganized.〉
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It oversaw one county
306
Hebei Commandery
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It oversaw four counties
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North Anyi 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it was called Anyi and belonged to Hedong; later the name was changed. In the eleventh year of Taihe it was made a commandery; in the eighteenth year it was restored to its former jurisdiction.〉 South Anyi 〈Established in the eleventh year of Taihe. It had Zhongtiao Mountain.〉 Hebei 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Hedong; later to this commandery. Within it were Ruicheng, Licheng, the Gui River, Mount Shouyang, and the tombs of Boyi and Shuqi.〉 Taiyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Hedong; later to this commandery. Within it were Yucheng and Xiayang City.〉
309
[43]
Luo Province 〈Established as Jing Province in the fifth year of Taiyan; reorganized in the eleventh year of Taihe. [43]Its seat was at Shangluo City.〉
310
It oversaw five commanderies and seven counties
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Shangluo Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Jin.〉
312
It oversaw two counties
313
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Shangluo 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Hengnong; under the Later Han to Jingzhao; under Jin to this commandery. Within it were the Dan River, the South Qin River, the shrine of Emperor Gaozu of Han, the Shrine of the Four Hoary Ones, and the Gaodong Shrine.〉 [44] Juyang
314
Shangyong Commandery 〈Established as East Shangluo in the fourth year of Huangxing; renamed in the fourth year of Yongping.〉
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It oversaw two counties
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Shang 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Hengnong; under the Later Han to Jingzhao; under Jin to Shangluo; later to this commandery. It had Jing City.〉 Fengyang 〈Seat of the commandery. Established in the second year of Tai'an. It had Quandi.〉
317
Weixing Commandery 〈Established in the fifth year of Taiyan.〉
318
It oversaw one county
319
Yangting 〈Established in the fifth year of Taihe.〉
320
Shiping Commandery 〈Established in the first year of Jingming.〉
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It oversaw one county
322
Changhe Commandery 〈Established in the first year of Jingming.〉
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It oversaw one county
324
Jing Province 〈Under the Later Han its seat was at Hanshou; under Wei and Jin at Jiangling; during Taiyan at Shangluo; under Taihe at Rangcheng.〉
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It oversaw eight commanderies and forty-one counties
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Nanyang Commandery 〈Established under Qin.〉
327
It oversaw ten counties
328
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Wan 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Qingshui and[45] the Meixi River.〉 Xincheng 〈Established in the twenty-second year of Taihe. Within it were Fufu Mountain and Chishi Mountain.〉 Guanjun 〈Established by Emperor Wu of Han; under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were the Tuan River and Yangjiao.〉 [46] Wuyin 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. It had Heng Mountain.〉 Li 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Dagugu and Xuangu Mountain.〉 Yunyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it was called Yuyang and belonged to this commandery. Sima Changming changed the name; Wei kept the arrangement.〉 Xiping 〈Within it were Jing Mountain and Zhe Mountain.〉 Nieyang 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. It had the Nie River.〉 [47] Shangmo and Xi'e 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to this commandery. Within it were Mount Ji, Huacheng, and the stele of Zhang Heng.〉
329
Shunyang Commandery 〈Wei detached it from Nanyang as Nanxiang; Sima Yan renamed it; Wei kept the arrangement.〉
330
It oversaw five counties
331
Nanxiang 〈Under the Later Han it belonged to Nanyang; under Jin to Nanxiang.〉 Danshui 〈Under the Former Han it belonged to Hengnong; under the Later Han to Nanyang; under Jin to Nanxiang.〉 Lintao 〈It had Tao Mountain.〉 Huaili and Shunyang 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Nanyang; under Jin to Nanxiang. Established by Emperor Ai of Han; it is Mount Bo. Emperor Ming of the Later Han changed the name.〉
332
Xinye Commandery 〈Established by Emperor Hui of Jin.〉
333
It oversaw three counties
334
Rang 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Nanyang; under Jin to Yiyang; later to this commandery.〉 Xinye 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Nanyang; under Jin to Yiyang; later to this commandery.〉 Chiyang
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East Hengnong Commandery 〈Established under Taihe.〉
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It oversaw six counties
337
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Xicheng 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Hanzhong; under Jin to Weixing; later to this commandery.〉 North Li 〈It had Chang Mountain.〉 Nanxiang and Zuonanxiang 〈It had Fanting Mountain.〉 Shangyi and Dongshi
338
Hanguang Commandery
339
It oversaw two counties
340
西
South Jiyang 〈Under the two Han it belonged to Nanyang; under Jin to Yiyang; under the two Han and Jin it was called Jiyang; later its jurisdiction was reassigned. It had Hanguang City.〉 West Jiyang
341
Xiangcheng Commandery
342
It oversaw nine counties
343
Fangcheng 〈Within it were Zheyang City and Qishi Mountain.〉 Jiacheng 〈It had Bengshi Mountain.〉 Fucheng 〈It had Guangyang Mountain.〉 Wuyin 〈It had Tang Mountain.〉 Qingshui and Yiyang 〈It had Zhao Spring.〉 Zheng and Beiping 〈It had Yincheng.〉 Zhecheng 〈It had Lingzhong Mountain.〉
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North Qing Commandery[48]
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It oversaw two counties
346
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Wuchuan 〈Within it were Zhicheng, Luming Mountain, and Nong Mountain.〉 North Zhi 〈Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it was called Zhi and belonged to Nanyang; later its jurisdiction was reassigned. It had West E City.〉
347
Hengnong Commandery
348
It oversaw four counties
349
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Guo[49], Hengnong, South Li, and Handan
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Xiang Province 〈Established during the Xiaochang era.〉
351
It oversaw six commanderies and twenty counties
352
Xiangcheng Commandery 〈Established by Xiao Daocheng; Wei kept the arrangement. Its seat was at Zheyang City.〉
353
It oversaw six counties
354
Fangcheng, Jiacheng, Fucheng, Wuyin, Yiyang, and Zhecheng
355
Wuyin Commandery 〈Established during the Xiaochang era.〉
356
It oversaw two counties
357
Wuyin and Anyang
358
South An Commandery 〈Established as Ying Province in the thirteenth year of Taihe; in the eighteenth year renamed South Central Prefecture; at the beginning of Tianping the prefecture was abolished and this arrangement set up; later lost.〉
359
It oversaw four counties
360
Annan, Nanwu, Ye, and Nanding
361
Qicheng Commandery 〈Established during the Xiaochang era.〉
362
It oversaw four counties
363
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West Wuyang, East Wuyang, Nanyang, and Xin'an
364
North Nanyang Commandery 〈Established during Xiaochang as Xuanyi Commandery; later renamed. Seat of the province.〉
365
It oversaw two counties
366
Beiping and Baishui
367
Jiancheng Commandery 〈Established in the eighteenth year of Taihe; at the end of Jingming the commandery was abolished and a garrison set up; restored in the second year of Yongxi.〉
368
It oversaw two counties
369
Zheyang and Beifangcheng
370
South Xiang Province
371
It oversaw three commanderies and five counties
372
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West Huai Commandery[50]
373
It oversaw two counties
374
Zhongli and Xiangcheng
375
Xiangcheng Commandery
376
It oversaw two counties
377
Chenyang and Shangma
378
North Nanyang Commandery
379
It oversaw one county
380
South Guang Province
381
It oversaw five commanderies and seven counties
382
Xiangcheng Commandery
383
It oversaw one county
384
Luyang Commandery
385
It oversaw two counties
386
Guanjun and Fanchang
387
Gaochang Commandery
388
It oversaw one county
389
Nanyang Commandery
390
It oversaw one county
391
Xiangcheng Commandery
392
It oversaw two counties
393
Fucheng and Nanyang
394
It oversaw three commanderies and eight counties
395
Anyang Commandery
396
It oversaw four counties
397
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Zhenyang, Anyang, Qingyin[51], and Huaiyin
398
Chengyang Commandery
399
It oversaw three counties
400
Pingchun, Yiyang, and Yixing
401
Runan Commandery
402
It oversaw one county
403
[52]
South Ying Province[52]
404
It oversaw twelve commanderies and twenty-nine counties
405
North Sui'an Commandery
406
It oversaw one county
407
Fengyi Commandery
408
It oversaw four counties
409
Shanyang, Pengcheng, Cheng, and Jian'an
410
Jiangxia Commandery
411
It oversaw two counties
412
Quyang and Yingyang
413
[lacuna]zi Commandery
414
It oversaw four counties
415
西
South Xinyang, West Xin, North Xinyang, and Xinxing
416
Xiangshan Commandery
417
It oversaw two counties
418
North Xin'an and Yunyang
419
[53]
Yong'an Commandery[53]
420
It oversaw two counties
421
Yong'an and South Xinxing
422
Dangyu Commandery
423
It oversaw three counties
424
西
West Xinhua, East Pingyang, and Ancheng
425
Yimin Commandery
426
It oversaw three counties
427
西
West Xin'an, Xin'an, and Pingyang
428
South Sui'an Commandery
429
It oversaw one county
430
[lacuna] Commandery
431
It oversaw three counties
432
西
East Xinshi, West Xinshi, and Chang'an
433
It oversaw five commanderies and eleven counties
434
Xiuyang Commandery
435
It oversaw two counties
436
Gaiyang and Xiuyang
437
It oversaw three counties
438
Huaili, Nanxiang, and Gu
439
Zhuyang Commandery
440
It oversaw two counties
441
Huangshui and Zhuyang
442
South Shangluo Commandery
443
It oversaw two counties
444
Danshui and South Shangluo
445
Xiyang Commandery
446
It oversaw two counties
447
西
West Xiyang and East Xiyang
448
Collation notes
449
Under the two Han and Jin it belonged to Jingzhao. Wen Dacheng collates: "The Han Treatise 〈juan 28a〉 states that it belonged to 'Left Fengyi.'"
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Zhang: All editions read "[Jingfu]" instead of "Zhang." Wen Dacheng collates: "'[Jingfu]' should be 'Zhang.' The Universal Gazetteer: 〈juan 51, Yong Province〉 During Taihe of the Later Wei, Zhang County was split off from Wannian. Commentary on the Water Classic: 〈juan 19, Wei River section〉 The Wei River again flowed east past the west of Zhang County—likely a relocation of Zhang from Longxi.'" Yang Shoujing agrees. Note: "Zhang of Longxi" also appears in Volume 18 of the Wei River section as "Zhang." The character "[Jingfu]" is a graphic corruption of "Zhang"; corrected herein.
451
Meiyang: Under Wugong Commandery below, "Meiyang" also appears, duplicating this entry. The note on Meiyang under Wugong Commandery reads: "Under the Former and Later Han and under Jin it belonged to Fufeng; in the seventh year of Zhenjun the commandery was abolished and the county was placed there; later it belonged here." In the eleventh year of Taihe Wugong Commandery was established; this county then belonged to Wugong, so Fufeng should not also list "Meiyang." Since among Fufeng's counties only Meiyang lacks a note, "Meiyang" here is likely a spurious insertion. Yet removing it leaves one of five counties unaccounted for; either another county dropped out, or an original note explaining the duplication was lost in transmission.
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It had Cicheng Mountain. Wen Dacheng collates: "Taiping Imperial Reader 〈juan 44, page 209〉 cites the Record of Commanderies and Counties of the Four Barbarians: 'Jierui Mountain lies ten li northeast of Yunyang County; also called Ci'e Mountain; popularly known as Cuo'e Mountain.' The character 'cheng' is likely 'e'—similar forms caused the error." The Universal Gazetteer entry on Jierui Mountain in Yunyang County, Yaozhou, volume 31, matches the Imperial Reader but adds: "Wang Bao's Record of Yunyang Palace: east of the city is Ci'e Mountain; locals today call it Cuo'e Mountain."
453
西
Nanyou: All editions read "Tian" instead of "You." Wen Dacheng collates: "'Tian' should be 'You. Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era 〈juan 2, Long Province〉 Under Nanyou County: 'Emperor Xiaoming of the Later Wei, at the mouth of You Valley southwest of the county, 〈Wen's citation omits the character "mouth"〉 established it.' Sui Treatise 〈juan 29, Fufeng Commandery〉 also has 'Nanyou.'" Commentary on the Water Classic, volume 17, upper Wei River section: 'flowing past south of Nanyou County.'" Yang's commentary: "Zhu Mouwei wrote 'Tian' for 'You,' matching all editions; Zhao and Dai corrected it to 'You.' He also notes: "Biography of Zhao Chang in the Zhou History 〈juan 33〉 , the two Tang geographical treatises 〈Old Tang History volume 38; New Tang History volume 37, Treatise on Geography 1, Long Province〉 Universal Gazetteer 〈juan 32, Long Province〉 all have 'You,' whereas the Comprehensive Institutions 〈juan 173, Long Province〉 reads 'Tian.'" The character 'Tian' is corrupt; corrected herein.
454
Meiyang: under the Former and Later Han and Jin it belonged to Fufeng; in the seventh year of Zhenjun a commandery was abolished and the county placed there; later it belonged here. Note: the note on Wugong Commandery above says: "Established in the eleventh year of Taihe when detached from Fufeng." Thus before the eleventh year of Taihe Meiyang still belonged to Fufeng. The phrase here, "in the seventh year of Zhenjun the commandery was abolished and it was assigned there"—which commandery was abolished? And to which commandery was it "assigned there"? Text is likely missing after "under the Former and Later Han and Jin it belonged to Fufeng."
455
西
Meiyuan Shrine. Wen Dacheng collates: "'Meiyuan' is likely 'Jiang Yuan'—similar forms caused the error. Commentary on the Water Classic: 〈juan 18, middle Wei River section〉 Northeast of the old city of Li County is the shrine of Jiang Yuan. Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era: 〈juan 2, Jingzhao, lower section, Wugong〉 The shrine lies twenty-two li southwest of Wugong County." Yang's commentary under this Wei River entry cites the Treatise on Terrain as "Shrine of Jiang Yuan," without further comment.
456
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Moxi: All editions read "Han" instead of "Mo." Wen Dacheng notes: "Sui Treatise juan the cited text writes 'Moxi'。 (idiomatic). Universal Gazetteer: (idiomatic). juan the cited text 'the cited text,the cited text, (idiomatic). 〈Middle passage omitted.〉 Later Wei the cited text,the cited text Moxi'. (idiomatic). the cited text'the cited graph'the cited text'the cited graph'the cited text. (idiomatic)." Yang Shoujing Book of Sui the cited text"the cited text Moxi the cited text"the cited text:"the cited text Book of Wei the cited text, (idiomatic). juan the cited text Emperor Wu of Xuan the cited text Moxi the cited text,the cited textwrites 'Moxi'the cited text. (idiomatic)." Note:the cited text Universal Gazetteer the cited text,the cited text"Moxi". (idiomatic). "the cited graph"the cited text,corrected herein. (idiomatic).
457
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468
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the cited text Wen Dacheng notes: "the cited textwrites 'the cited text'." the cited text. (idiomatic). Note:Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era the cited text"Later Wei the cited text",Universal Gazetteer the cited text"Later Wei the cited text". (idiomatic). the cited text"the cited text"the cited text"the cited graph"the cited text. (idiomatic).
469
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the cited text All editions read "the cited text" instead of "the cited text". (idiomatic). Note:Commentary on the Water Classic the cited text:the cited text"the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. (idiomatic). the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text." the cited text,the cited text"the cited text"the cited text"the cited text"the cited text. Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era the cited text,the cited text"the cited text",Universal Gazetteer the cited text Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era. the cited text:"'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text." corrected herein。
470
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the cited text Wen Dacheng notes: "'the cited text'the cited text'the cited graph'the cited text. Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era: juan the cited text the cited text."
471
Rendered: the cited text 〈two characters missing〉 the cited text0the cited text:"Note:the cited text,the cited text'the cited text'. the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text."
472
the cited text All editions read "the cited text" instead of "the cited text". the cited text,the cited text"the cited text"the cited text"the cited text"the cited text. Yang Shoujing notes: "Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era: juan the cited text the cited text. the cited text:the cited text,the cited text. the cited text Later Wei the cited text. the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text,the cited text'the cited graph'the cited text." Note:"the cited text"the cited text,corrected herein. the cited text"the cited graph"the cited text,the cited text,the cited text.
473
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475
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476
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477
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478
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480
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484
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the cited text Wen Dacheng notes: "the cited text." the cited text. Note:the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. the cited text:"Later Wei the cited text'the cited text',the cited text." Gazetteer of the Yuanhe Era the cited text:"the cited text,Later Wei the cited text,the cited text." the cited text,the cited text.
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486
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487
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488
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489
使
the cited text Yang Shoujing notes:"the cited text juan the cited text,the cited text0the cited text English: the cited text:the cited text,the cited text. the cited text,the cited text'the cited text'. the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text'the cited text." the cited text,the cited text.
490
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491
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the cited text:"'the cited text'the cited text."
492
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the cited text:"the cited text,the cited text. the cited text'the cited text,the cited text'the cited graph'the cited text." Yang Shoujing notes the cited text: juan the cited text the cited text"the cited text. the cited text:the cited text". the cited text:"the cited text'the cited text'."
493
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494
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495
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the cited text Wen Dacheng notes: "Sui Treatise juan the cited text0the cited text the cited text'the cited text'."
496
the cited text"the cited text'the cited text'".
497
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the cited text Yang Shoujing notes the cited text:"the cited text,the cited text. the cited text,the cited text'the cited text'. Sui Treatise juan the cited text0the cited text the cited text,the cited text',the cited text."
498
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the cited text Qian Daxin's Notes on Discrepancies the cited text0the cited text:"the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. English: the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. English: the cited text,the cited text,the cited text,the cited text. the cited text,the cited text."
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