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Table 5: Military Commanderies, Part Two.
2
西西
CE dates. Columns: Hua–Wei; Henan; Zheng–Chen; Huainan West Circuit; Xu–Hai–Yi–Mi; Qing–Mi; Northern Capital.
3
710
710 CE, first year of the Jingyun reign.
4
711使
In 711, the second year of Jingyun, the chief administrator of the Northern Capital was also appointed military commissioner with full credentials over Hewu, Dawu, and the other armies and prefectures.
5
712
712 CE, first year of the Xiantian reign.
6
713
713 CE, first year of the Kaiyuan reign.
7
714
714 CE, second year.
8
715
715 CE, third year.
9
716
716 CE, fourth year.
10
717使
In 717, the fifth year of Kaiyuan, he also took command as grand envoy of the Tianbing Army.
11
718
718 CE, sixth year.
12
719
719 CE, seventh year.
13
720使使
In 720, the eighth year of Kaiyuan, the Tianbing Army grand envoy was redesignated the Tianbing Army military commissioner.
14
721
721 CE, ninth year.
15
722
722 CE, tenth year.
16
723使
In 723, the eleventh year of Kaiyuan, the Tianbing Army command was redesignated the military commissioner of the armies and prefectures north of Taiyuan Prefecture, with concurrent posts as Hedong supply and garrison-farm commissioner and Northern Capital keeper, commanding Taiyuan plus Liao, Shi, Lan, Fen, Dai, Xin, Shuo, Wei, and Yun from his seat at Taiyuan.
17
724
724 CE, twelfth year.
18
725
725 CE, thirteenth year.
19
726
726 CE, fourteenth year.
20
727
727 CE, fifteenth year.
21
728
728 CE, sixteenth year.
22
729
In 729, the seventeenth year of Kaiyuan, Yi and Shi prefectures were assigned to the Lu Prefecture area commandant.
23
730
In 730, the eighteenth year of Kaiyuan, the command north of Taiyuan Prefecture was redesignated the Hedong circuit.
24
使使使
Afterward the military commissioner also commanded the Datong Army, with the deputy commissioner serving as prefect of Dai Prefecture, and Yi and Shi prefectures were restored to Hedong's command.
25
731
731 CE, nineteenth year.
26
732
732 CE, twentieth year.
27
733
733 CE, twenty-first year.
28
734
734 CE, twenty-second year.
29
735
735 CE, twenty-third year.
30
736
736 CE, twenty-fourth year.
31
737
737 CE, twenty-fifth year.
32
738
738 CE, twenty-sixth year.
33
739
739 CE, twenty-seventh year.
34
740
740 CE, twenty-eighth year.
35
741
741 CE, twenty-ninth year.
36
742
742 CE, first year of the Tianbao reign.
37
743
743 CE, second year.
38
744
744 CE, third year.
39
745
745 CE, fourth year.
40
746
746 CE, fifth year.
41
747
747 CE, sixth year.
42
748
748 CE, seventh year.
43
749
749 CE, eighth year.
44
750
750 CE, ninth year.
45
751
751 CE, tenth year.
46
752
752 CE, eleventh year.
47
753
753 CE, twelfth year.
48
754
754 CE, thirteenth year.
49
755
755 CE, fourteenth year.
50
756使
In 756, the first year of Zhide, a Henan military commissioner was created, headquartered at Bian Prefecture, commanding thirteen commanderies—Chenliu, Suiyang, Lingchang, Huaiyang, Ruyin, Qiao, Jiyin, Puyang, Zichuan, Langya, Pengcheng, Linhuai, and Donghai.
51
西使
A Huainan West circuit military commissioner was appointed, commanding five commanderies—Yiyang, Yiyang, Yingchuan, Xingyang, and Runan—from his seat at Yingchuan.
52
使
A Qing–Mi military commissioner was appointed, commanding four commanderies—Beihai, Gaomi, Dongmou, and Donglai—from his seat at Beihai.
53
使
A chief defense commissioner for Yun, Qi, and Yan prefectures was installed, headquartered at Qi Prefecture.
54
757
757 CE, second year.
55
758使使
In 758, the first year of Qianyuan, the Henan military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a Bian Prefecture chief defense commissioner, still commanding the same thirteen prefectures;
56
西
Before long Hua and Pu were assigned to the Qing–Mi circuit, and Bo Prefecture to Huaixi.
57
西使
The Huainan West circuit military commissioner moved his seat to Zheng Prefecture, gained Chen, Ying, and Bo, and a separate Yu–Xu–Ru military commissioner was installed at Yu Prefecture.
58
The Qing–Mi circuit gained jurisdiction over Hua and Pu prefectures.
59
759使使
In 759, the second year of Zhide, the Bianzhou chief defense commissioner was abolished and replaced by a Bian–Hua military commissioner at Hua Prefecture, commanding Hua, Pu, Bian, Cao, and Song.
60
使
Another Henan military commissioner was appointed, with his seat at Xu Prefecture, commanding Xu, Si, Hai, Bo, and Ying.
61
Before long Ying Prefecture was transferred to the Zheng–Chen circuit; soon it was restored to Henan's command.
62
That same year Pu Prefecture was assigned to the Yan–Yun circuit, while Ying and Bo went to the Zheng–Chen circuit.
63
使
A Zheng–Chen military commissioner was created, commanding Zheng, Chen, Bo, and Ying from Zheng Prefecture; before long Shen, Guang, and Shou were added to his charge;
64
西
Before long those three prefectures were transferred to the Huaixi circuit.
65
西使
The Huainan West circuit military commissioner was abolished, and Chen, Ying, and Bo were assigned to the Chen–Zheng circuit.
66
西使
That same year the Huainan West circuit military commissioner was reinstated, commanding seven prefectures—Shen, Guang, Shou, An, Mian, Qi, and Huang—from his seat at Shou Prefecture.
67
使
The Qing–Mi military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Zi, Yi, and Hai prefectures.
68
使使
Hua Prefecture was assigned to the Bian–Hua military commissioner, and Pu Prefecture to the Yun–Qi–Yan military commissioner.
69
That year Hai Prefecture was transferred to the Bian–Hua circuit.
70
使使
The Yun–Qi–Yan chief defense commissioner was raised to military commissioner at Yan Prefecture and given Pu Prefecture; before long Pu was transferred to the Henan circuit.
71
760
In 760, the first year of Shangyuan, Hai Prefecture was assigned to the Qing–Mi circuit.
72
Hai Prefecture was restored to the Qing–Mi circuit.
73
761使
In 761, the second year of Shangyuan, a Hua–Wei military commissioner was created at Hua Prefecture, commanding Hua, Wei, Xiang, Wei, De, and Bei.
74
Before long De Prefecture went to the Zi–Yi circuit while Bo Prefecture was added to Hua–Wei's command.
75
西
The Bian–Hua and Henan circuits were abolished; Xu, Si, Bian, Song, and Cao were assigned to Huaixi, and Hua Prefecture to Hua–Wei.
76
西
The Zheng–Chen circuit was abolished, and Zheng, Chen, Bo, and Ying were transferred to Huaixi.
77
西使西使
The Huainan West circuit military commissioner took command of nine more prefectures—Chen, Zheng, Ying, Bo, Bian, Cao, Song, Xu, and Si—moved his seat to An Prefecture, and was styled commissioner of the Huaixi Sixteen Prefectures circuit.
78
Before long Bo Prefecture was assigned to Hua–Wei, and Xu Prefecture to Yan–Yun.
79
使
A Zi–Yi military commissioner was appointed, commanding Zi, Yi, Cang, De, and Di from his seat at Yi Prefecture.
80
使使
Pinglu Army military commissioner Hou Xiy led his troops to hold Qingzhou and was appointed Qing–Mi military commissioner; the Zi–Yi circuit was then abolished and its five prefectures absorbed into the newly styled Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit, which also gained Qi Prefecture.
81
Qi Prefecture was transferred to Qing–Mi, and the Yan–Yun circuit gained Xu Prefecture.
82
762使
In 762, the first year of Baoying, the Henan military commissioner was reinstated, headquartered at Bian Prefecture, commanding Bian, Song, Cao, Xu, Ying, Yan, Yun, and Pu.
83
西
Huaixi gained Xu, Sui, and Tang prefectures; Zheng went to the Ze–Lu circuit, Ying, Bian, Song, and Cao to Henan, Si to Yan–Yun, and Shen to Cai–Ru.
84
Deng, Lai, Yi, Hai, and Si were assigned to the Yan–Yun circuit.
85
That same year the Yan–Yun circuit was abolished; Yun, Yan, Pu, and Xu went to Henan, and Deng, Lai, Yi, Hai, and Si to the Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit.
86
763使
In 763, the first year of Guangde, the Hua–Wei circuit gained Bo Prefecture, was redesignated the Hua–Bo military commissioner, and also gained De Prefecture.
87
Wei Prefecture was assigned to Ze–Lu; Xiang and Bei were split off under a new military commissioner, and Weibo received a separate chief defense commissioner.
88
Cang and De prefectures were assigned to the Weibo circuit.
89
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit gained Ying Prefecture;
90
Before long Ying Prefecture was transferred back to the Weibo circuit.
91
764
764 CE, second year.
92
765
In 765, the first year of Yongtai, Mian, Qi, and Huang prefectures were assigned to the E–Yue circuit.
93
使
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit also took on the post of commissioner for subjugating Silla, Bohai, and the two tribal peoples.
94
766
766 CE, first year of the Dali reign.
95
767
767 CE, second year.
96
768
In 768, the third year of Dali, the Cai–Ru circuit gained Xian Prefecture.
97
769
In 769, the fourth year of Dali, the Hua–Bo circuit gained Chen Prefecture.
98
Henan gained Si Prefecture, while Ying Prefecture was assigned to the Ze–Lu circuit.
99
使
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit relinquished Hai, Yi, and Mi; a chief defense commissioner for those three prefectures was installed, then abolished, and the three prefectures were restored to Zi–Qing–Pinglu.
100
770
In 770, the fifth year of Dali, Xian Prefecture was abolished.
101
771
771 CE, sixth year.
102
772
In 772, the seventh year of Dali, the Hua–Bo circuit was granted the title Yongping circuit.
103
773西使使西
In 773, the eighth year of Dali, the Huaixi military commissioner moved his seat to Cai Prefecture; the Cai–Ru military commissioner was abolished and all his prefectures transferred to Huaixi.
104
774
774 CE, ninth year.
105
775
In 775, the tenth year of Dali, the Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit again gained De Prefecture.
106
776
In 776, the eleventh year of Dali, the Yongping circuit gained jurisdiction over Song and Si prefectures.
107
使西
The Henan military commissioner was abolished; Cao, Yan, Yun, Pu, and Xu went to the Zi–Qing circuit, Song, Ying, and Si to the Yongping Army circuit, and Bian Prefecture to Huaixi.
108
西使
The Huaixi military commissioner took Bian Prefecture under his command and moved his seat there.
109
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit gained Yun, Cao, Pu, Xu, and Yan, while Si Prefecture was assigned to the Yongping Army circuit.
110
777
777 CE, twelfth year.
111
778
778 CE, thirteenth year.
112
779
In 779, the fourteenth year of Dali, the Yongping circuit gained Bian and Ying and moved its seat to Bian Prefecture.
113
西使使
The Huaixi military commissioner again made Cai his seat; that year the command was granted the title Huaining Army circuit, then redesignated the Shen–Guang–Cai military commissioner; Ru Prefecture went to the Eastern Capital Intendant, and Bian Prefecture to the Yongping Army circuit.
114
780
780 CE, first year of the Jianzhong reign.
115
781使
In 781, the second year of Jianzhong, Yongping gained Zheng Prefecture; Song, Bo, and Ying were split off under a new military commissioner, and Si Prefecture was assigned to Huainan.
116
That same year Zheng Prefecture was transferred to the Heyang Three Fortresses circuit, but the former arrangement was soon restored.
117
使使
A Song–Bo–Ying military commissioner was installed at Song Prefecture; before long the post was styled the Xuanwu Army military commissioner.
118
782使
In 782, the third year of Jianzhong, a Xu–Hai–Yi–Mi regimental training observation commissioner was installed, headquartered at Xu Prefecture.
119
使使
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a Zi–Qing regimental training observation commissioner commanding Zi, Qing, Deng, Lai, Qi, Yan, and Yun from Qing Prefecture;
120
使
A Cao–Pu regimental training observation commissioner was installed, headquartered at Pu Prefecture.
121
783
783 CE, fourth year.
122
784
In 784, the first year of Xingyuan, the Yongping Army circuit transferred Bian and Hua to the Xuanwu Army; before long it regained Hua Prefecture and moved its seat there.
123
使
The Xuanwu Army military commissioner moved his seat to Bian Prefecture.
124
使
A separate observation commissioner was installed for Shou Prefecture.
125
使
The Xu–Hai–Yi–Mi regimental training observation commissioner was abolished.
126
使使
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu military commissioner was reinstated, commanding thirteen prefectures—Qing, Zi, Deng, Lai, Qi, Yan, Yun, Xu, Hai, Yi, Mi, Cao, and Pu—from Qing Prefecture, and the Cao–Pu regimental training observation commissioner was abolished.
127
The Hedong circuit was granted the title Baoning Army circuit.
128
785
In 785, the first year of Zhenyuan, the Yongping Army circuit was redesignated the Yicheng Army circuit and gained jurisdiction over Xu Prefecture.
129
Tang Prefecture was assigned to the Eastern Capital Intendant, and Xu Prefecture to the Yicheng Army circuit.
130
786
786 CE, second year.
131
787使
In 787, the third year of Zhenyuan, Xu Prefecture was assigned to the Chen–Xu military commissioner.
132
使
A Chen–Xu military commissioner was installed, headquartered at Xu Prefecture.
133
An Prefecture was assigned to the Shannan East Circuit.
134
The Baoning Army circuit reverted to the Hedong circuit.
135
788使
In 788, the fourth year of Zhenyuan, a military commissioner for Xu, Si, and Hao was installed, headquartered at Xu Prefecture.
136
使
The Zi–Qing–Pinglu military commissioner moved his seat to Yun Prefecture, and Xu Prefecture was assigned to the Xu–Si circuit.
137
789
789 CE, fifth year.
138
790
790 CE, sixth year.
139
791
791 CE, seventh year.
140
792
792 CE, eighth year.
141
793
793 CE, ninth year.
142
794
In 794, the tenth year of Zhenyuan, the Chen–Xu circuit was granted the title Zhongwu Army circuit.
143
795
795 CE, eleventh year.
144
796
796 CE, twelfth year.
145
797
797 CE, thirteenth year.
146
798
In 798, the fourteenth year of Zhenyuan, the Shen–Guang–Cai circuit was granted the title Zhangyi Army circuit.
147
799
799 CE, fifteenth year.
148
800使使
In 800, the sixteenth year of Zhenyuan, the Xu–Si–Hao military commissioner was abolished; before long observation commissioners for Si and Hao were reinstated under Huainan.
149
Xu Prefecture was administered by a local regent commissioner.
150
801
801 CE, seventeenth year.
151
802
802 CE, eighteenth year.
152
803
803 CE, nineteenth year.
153
804
804 CE, twentieth year.
154
805
805 CE, first year of the Yongzhen reign.
155
806
806 CE, first year of the Yuanhe reign.
156
807使使
In 807, the second year of Yuanhe, the Si and Hao observation commissioners were abolished and replaced by a Wuning Army military commissioner at Xu Prefecture, commanding Xu, Si, and Hao.
157
808
808 CE, third year.
158
809宿
In 809, the fourth year of Yuanhe, the Wuning Army circuit gained Su Prefecture.
159
810
810 CE, fifth year.
160
811
811 CE, sixth year.
161
812
812 CE, seventh year.
162
813
813 CE, eighth year.
163
814
814 CE, ninth year.
164
815
815 CE, tenth year.
165
816使
In 816, the eleventh year of Yuanhe, the Zhangyi Army circuit gained Tang, Sui, and Deng; before long those three prefectures were split off under a new military commissioner.
166
817
In 817, the twelfth year of Yuanhe, the Zhongwu circuit gained Yin Prefecture.
167
西
The Zhangyi Army circuit reverted to Huaixi and gained Yin Prefecture; before long Yin Prefecture was assigned to the Zhongwu Army circuit.
168
818
In 818, the thirteenth year of Yuanhe, the Zhongwu Army circuit gained Cai Prefecture.
169
西
The Huaixi circuit was abolished.
170
819使
In 819, the fourteenth year of Yuanhe, the Zi–Qing–Pinglu military commissioner commanded Qing, Zi, Qi, Deng, and Lai and again made Qing his seat.
171
使
A Yun–Cao–Pu military commissioner was installed, headquartered at Yun Prefecture.
172
使
A Yi–Hai observation commissioner was installed, commanding Yi, Hai, Yan, and Mi from his seat at Yi Prefecture.
173
820使使
In 820, the fifteenth year of Yuanhe, the Yun–Cao–Pu military commissioner was granted the title Tianping Army military commissioner.
174
821宿
In 821, the first year of Changqing, Su Prefecture was assigned to the Huainan circuit.
175
使使
The Yi–Hai observation commissioner was raised to military commissioner, and his seat was moved to Yan Prefecture.
176
使使
The Hedong military commissioner also served as commissioner in charge of the Northern Mountain tribes.
177
822使
In 822, the second year of Changqing, the Yicheng Army military commissioner regained jurisdiction over Ying Prefecture.
178
Yin Prefecture was abolished.
179
823
823 CE, third year.
180
824
824 CE, fourth year.
181
825
825 CE, first year of the Baoli reign.
182
826
826 CE, second year.
183
827
In 827, the first year of Dahe, Qi Prefecture was assigned to the Henghai circuit.
184
828
In 828, the second year of Dahe, the Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit gained Di Prefecture.
185
829
829 CE, third year.
186
830
830 CE, fourth year.
187
831
831 CE, fifth year.
188
832
832 CE, sixth year.
189
833宿
In 833, the seventh year of Dahe, Su Prefecture was restored to the Wuning circuit.
190
834使使
In 834, the eighth year of Dahe, the Yi–Hai military commissioner was reduced to an observation commissioner.
191
835
835 CE, ninth year.
192
836
836 CE, first year of the Kaicheng reign.
193
837
837 CE, second year.
194
838
838 CE, third year.
195
839
839 CE, fourth year.
196
840
840 CE, fifth year.
197
841
841 CE, first year of the Huichang reign.
198
842
842 CE, second year.
199
843使使
In 843, the third year of Huichang, the Hedong military commissioner relinquished Yun, Shuo, and Wei; a Datong regimental training commissioner was installed for Yun, Wei, and Shuo, headquartered at Yun Prefecture.
200
844使使
In 844, the fourth year of Huichang, the Datong regimental training commissioner was raised to Datong chief defense commissioner.
201
845
845 CE, fifth year.
202
846
846 CE, sixth year.
203
847
847 CE, first year of the Dazhong reign.
204
848使使
In 848, the second year of Dazhong, a Cai Prefecture chief defense commissioner and a Longpo pasture supervisor were installed.
205
849
849 CE, third year.
206
850
850 CE, fourth year.
207
851使使
In 851, the fifth year of Dazhong, the Yi–Hai observation commissioner was raised to military commissioner.
208
852
852 CE, sixth year.
209
853
853 CE, seventh year.
210
854
854 CE, eighth year.
211
855
855 CE, ninth year.
212
856
856 CE, tenth year.
213
857
857 CE, eleventh year.
214
858
858 CE, twelfth year.
215
859
859 CE, thirteenth year.
216
860
860 CE, first year of the Xiantong reign.
217
861
861 CE, second year.
218
862
In 862, the third year of Xiantong, the Wuning Army circuit was abolished.
219
使
A Xu Prefecture regimental training chief defense commissioner was installed, subordinate to Yan–Hai.
220
宿使宿
A regimental training observation disposition commissioner for Su, Si, and other prefectures was also installed, headquartered at Su Prefecture.
221
使
The Yi–Hai military commissioner gained Xu Prefecture.
222
863使
In 863, the fourth year of Xiantong, the Xu Prefecture chief defense commissioner was abolished, and Hao Prefecture was assigned to the Huainan circuit.
223
864使
In 864, the fifth year of Xiantong, a Xu–Si regimental training observation disposition commissioner was installed, headquartered at Xu Prefecture.
224
The Tianping Army circuit gained Qi and Di prefectures.
225
使
The Yi–Hai military commissioner relinquished jurisdiction over Xu Prefecture.
226
865
865 CE, sixth year.
227
866
866 CE, seventh year.
228
867
867 CE, eighth year.
229
868
868 CE, ninth year.
230
869使
In 869, the tenth year of Xiantong, a Xu–Si military commissioner was installed.
231
使宿
That same year a regimental training chief defense commissioner was reinstated, with Hao and Su added to his command.
232
870使使
In 870, the eleventh year of Xiantong, a Xu–Si observation commissioner was installed; before long the post was granted the title Ganhuo Army military commissioner.
233
871
871 CE, twelfth year.
234
872
In 872, the thirteenth year of Xiantong, the Zi–Qing–Pinglu circuit regained Qi and Di prefectures.
235
873
873 CE, fourteenth year.
236
874
874 CE, first year of the Qianfu reign.
237
875
In 875, the second year of Qianfu, the Ganhuo Army circuit relinquished Si Prefecture.
238
876
876 CE, third year.
239
877
877 CE, fourth year.
240
878使使
In 878, the fifth year of Qianfu, the Datong chief defense commissioner was raised to military commissioner.
241
879
879 CE, sixth year.
242
880
880 CE, first year of the Guangming reign.
243
881
881 CE, first year of the Zhonghe reign.
244
882
In 882, the second year of Zhonghe, the Fengguo Army circuit was established at Cai Prefecture.
245
使
The Cai Prefecture chief defense commissioner was raised to the Fengguo Army circuit.
246
Hedong gained Lin Prefecture, while Xin and Dai were assigned to the Yanmen circuit.
247
使
The Datong circuit was further redesignated the Yanmen circuit, also commanding the Left Divine Strategy Army and the Tianning suppression observation commissioner, and moved its seat to Dai Prefecture.
248
883
In 883, the third year of Zhonghe, the Yanmen circuit was granted the title Northern Dai circuit.
249
884
In 884, the fourth year of Zhonghe, the Hedong circuit regained Yun and Wei prefectures.
250
885
885 CE, first year of the Guangqi reign.
251
886使使
In 886, the second year of Guangqi, the Yicheng Army military commissioner was redesignated the Xuanyi Army military commissioner at Zhu Quanzhong's request, to avoid his father's name.
252
887
887 CE, third year.
253
888
888 CE, first year of the Wende reign.
254
889
In 889, the first year of Longji, the Hedong circuit gained jurisdiction over Xian Prefecture.
255
890
890 CE, first year of the Dashun reign.
256
891
891 CE, second year.
257
892
892 CE, first year of the Jingfu reign.
258
893
893 CE, second year.
259
894
In 894, the first year of Qianning, the Zhongwu Army circuit gained jurisdiction over Ru Prefecture.
260
895使
In 895, the second year of Qianning, Qi Prefecture was split off under a Wusu Army chief defense commissioner.
261
896
896 CE, third year.
262
897
In 897, the fourth year of Qianning, the Fengguo Army circuit gained Shen and He prefectures.
263
使使
The Yi–Hai military commissioner was granted the title Taining Army military commissioner.
264
898
In 898, the first year of Guanghua, the Ganhuo Army circuit was redesignated the Wuning Army circuit; before long it reverted to the Ganhuo Army circuit.
265
899
899 CE, second year.
266
900
In 900, the third year of Tianfu, Ru Prefecture was assigned to the Eastern Capital.
267
901使
In 901, the first year of Tianfu, the Wusu Army chief defense commissioner was discontinued.
268
902
In 902, the second year of Tianfu, the Ganhuo Army circuit was abolished.
269
903
903 CE, third year.
270
904
904 CE, first year of the Tianyou reign.
271
905
905 CE, second year.
272
906
906 CE, third year.
273
907
907 CE, fourth year.
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