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Table 6: Military Commanderies, Part Three.
2
西
CE dates. Columns: Hezhong; Ze–Lu–Qin; Chengde; Yiwu; Youzhou; Weibo; Henghai.
3
710
710 CE, first year of the Jingyun reign.
4
712
712 CE, first year of the Xiantian reign.
5
713
713 CE, first year of the Kaiyuan reign.
6
使
A defense commissioner was posted to Youzhou.
7
714
714 CE, second year.
8
使
A Youzhou military commissioner was appointed as frontier and garrison grand commissioner over six prefectures—You, Yi, Ping, Tan, Gui, and Yan—from his seat at Youzhou.
9
A Yingping garrison commander was appointed, headquartered at Taiping Prefecture.
10
715
715 CE, third year.
11
716
716 CE, fourth year.
12
717
717 CE, fifth year.
13
使
A Pinglu Army commissioner was posted to Ying Prefecture.
14
718
718 CE, sixth year.
15
719
719 CE, seventh year.
16
使使
The Pinglu Army commissioner was raised to Pinglu Army military commissioner, with posts as frontier commissioner, Hebei supply director, and commissioner for tribes and agricultural colonies in the circuit; he also held the Anton Protectorate and commanded Ying, Liaodong, and Yan prefectures.
17
720
720 CE, eighth year.
18
使使
The Youzhou military commissioner also became frontier commissioner of his home prefecture and army, and grand commissioner over all Hebei forces.
19
721
721 CE, ninth year.
20
722
722 CE, tenth year.
21
723
723 CE, eleventh year.
22
724
724 CE, twelfth year.
23
725
725 CE, thirteenth year.
24
使
A Henghai Army commissioner was posted to Cang Prefecture.
25
726
726 CE, fourteenth year.
26
727
727 CE, fifteenth year.
27
使使
The grand Youzhou military commissioner also held the Hebei supply and agricultural colony commission.
28
728
728 CE, sixteenth year.
29
729
729 CE, seventeenth year.
30
730
730 CE, eighteenth year.
31
The Youzhou circuit gained Ji and Cang prefectures.
32
731
731 CE, nineteenth year.
33
732
732 CE, twentieth year.
34
使使
The Youzhou military commissioner was also appointed Hebei investigation and disposal commissioner, taking under his command sixteen prefectures plus the Anton Protectorate.
35
733
733 CE, twenty-first year.
36
734
734 CE, twenty-second year.
37
735
735 CE, twenty-third year.
38
736
736 CE, twenty-fourth year.
39
737
737 CE, twenty-fifth year.
40
738
738 CE, twenty-sixth year.
41
739
739 CE, twenty-seventh year.
42
使使
The Youzhou military commissioner also assumed the Hebei maritime transport commission.
43
740
740 CE, twenty-eighth year.
44
使使
The Pinglu Army military commissioner also held the frontier and disposal commission over the Two Fan, Bohai, and Heishui commands.
45
741
741 CE, twenty-ninth year.
46
使使
The Youzhou deputy military commissioner also served as Pinglu Army deputy military commissioner, headquartered at Shunhua Prefecture.
47
742
742 CE, first year of the Tianbao reign.
48
使使
The Youzhou military commissioner was retitled Fanyang military commissioner and gained Guishun and Guide commanderies.
49
743
743 CE, second year.
50
使西使
The Pinglu Army military commissioner was stationed at the old Liaoxi city, while the deputy protector-general held the Baoding Army commission.
51
744
744 CE, third year.
52
745
745 CE, fourth year.
53
746
746 CE, fifth year.
54
747
747 CE, sixth year.
55
748
748 CE, seventh year.
56
749
749 CE, eighth year.
57
750
750 CE, ninth year.
58
751
751 CE, tenth year.
59
752
752 CE, eleventh year.
60
753
753 CE, twelfth year.
61
754
754 CE, thirteenth year.
62
755
755 CE, fourteenth year.
63
756
756 CE, first year of the Zhide reign.
64
使 使
The Hezhong defense and Tong Pass garrison commissioner was created. A Ze–Lu–Qin military commissioner was appointed, with his seat at Lu Prefecture.
65
757
757 CE, second year.
66
使
The Hezhong Defense Command was raised to the Hezhong military governorship, concurrently serving as Puguan defense commissioner; it administered the seven prefectures of Pu, Jin, Jiang, Xi, Ci, Guo, and Tong, with its seat at Pu Prefecture.
67
758
758 CE, first year of the Qianyuan reign.
68
759
759 CE, second year.
69
耀使
The Hezhong military commissioner also held the posts of Hezhong prefect and Yaode Army commissioner.
70
Guo Prefecture was transferred to the Shan–Hua circuit.
71
760
760 CE, first year of the Shangyuan reign.
72
761
761 CE, second year.
73
The Hezhong circuit took Qin Prefecture while Tong Prefecture went to the Zhenguo Army circuit; later that year Qin Prefecture was transferred back to the Ze–Lu circuit.
74
The Ze–Lu circuit gained Qin Prefecture.
75
Cang, De, and Di were assigned to the Zi–Yi circuit, and Wei, Xiang, Bei, Wei, and Bo to the Hua–Wei circuit.
76
762
762 CE, first year of the Baoying reign.
77
The Ze–Lu circuit gained Zheng Prefecture and later Chen, Xing, Ming, and Zhao; that year Zhao Prefecture was transferred to the Chengde Army circuit.
78
使
A Chengde Army military commissioner was appointed, commanding five prefectures from his seat at Heng Prefecture.
79
使使使使
The Fanyang military commissioner was reinstated as Youzhou military commissioner and, after Pinglu's fall, also took the Lu–Long commission; five prefectures went to Chengde, Xing Prefecture to Ze–Lu, and a Pinglu defense and agricultural colony commissioner was created.
80
763
763 CE, first year of the Guangde reign.
81
The Ze–Lu circuit took Huai and Wei under its command; before long Wei Prefecture was transferred back to the Xiang–Wei circuit.
82
使 使
The Chengde Army circuit gained jurisdiction over Jizhou. Jizhou was assigned to the Chengde Army circuit, which relinquished Shun, Yi, and Guishun. A defense commissioner for Wei–Bo and neighboring prefectures was installed, commanding Wei, Bo, Bei, Ying, and Cang from his seat at Wei Prefecture. That same year the post was raised to military commissioner, and De Prefecture was added to its command. Ying and Cang were transferred to the Ziqing Pinglu circuit, and Bei Prefecture to the Ming–Xiang circuit. Shortly afterward Ying and Cang were restored to its jurisdiction.
83
764
764 CE, second year.
84
使
The Hezhong military governorship was abolished, and the Hezhong five-prefecture commander for training and observation was established.
85
765
765 CE, first year of the Yongtai reign.
86
766
766 CE, first year of the Dali reign.
87
The Xiang–Wei six-prefecture circuit received the title Zhaoyi Army circuit; later Tian Chengsi seized four of its prefectures, leaving only two.
88
767
767 CE, second year.
89
768
768 CE, third year.
90
769
769 CE, fourth year.
91
The Ze–Lu circuit gained Ying Prefecture.
92
770
770 CE, fifth year.
93
Both Ying and Zheng prefectures were transferred to the Jingyuan circuit.
94
771
771 CE, sixth year.
95
772
772 CE, seventh year.
96
The Weibo circuit gained Chan Prefecture.
97
773
773 CE, eighth year.
98
774
774 CE, ninth year.
99
775
775 CE, tenth year.
100
The Chengde Army circuit gained Cang Prefecture.
101
Ying Prefecture went to Youzhou Lu–Long, Cang Prefecture to the Yiwu Army, and De Prefecture to Ziqing Pinglu.
102
776
776 CE, eleventh year.
103
The Weibo circuit gained Wei, Xiang, Ming, and Bei prefectures.
104
777
777 CE, twelfth year.
105
778
778 CE, thirteenth year.
106
779
779 CE, fourteenth year.
107
780
780 CE, first year of the Jianzhong reign.
108
The Zhaoyi Army circuit also took Ze and Lu prefectures and transferred its seat to Lu Prefecture.
109
781
781 CE, second year.
110
The Zhaoyi Army circuit gave up Huai and Wei prefectures and the Heyang Three Cities.
111
Yan Prefecture was struck from the rolls.
112
782
782 CE, third year.
113
The Zhaoyi Army circuit gained Ming Prefecture while Zhao Prefecture went to the Shen–Zhao circuit.
114
使使
The Chengde Army circuit was abolished and replaced by Heng–Ji and Shen–Zhao training-and-observation commands seated at Heng and Zhao prefectures.
115
The Yiwu Army was created.
116
The Youzhou circuit regained De and Di prefectures, but later both were transferred back to the Chengde Army circuit.
117
783
783 CE, fourth year.
118
784
784 CE, first year of the Xingyuan reign.
119
使使
A Jin–Ci–Xi military commissioner was posted to Jin Prefecture; soon after the post was abolished and the Hezhong military commissioner restored, commanding Hezhong Prefecture plus Tong, Jiang, Guo, and Shan.
120
使
The Heng–Ji and Shen–Zhao observation commands were abolished and the Chengde Army military commissioner restored over four prefectures from Heng Prefecture.
121
785
785 CE, first year of the Zhenyuan reign.
122
The Hezhong circuit gave up Shan and Guo prefectures.
123
The Chengde Army circuit gained De and Di prefectures.
124
使
A chief training-and-garrison commander for De and Di prefectures was created.
125
786
786 CE, second year.
126
787
787 CE, third year.
127
Chen Prefecture was transferred to the Chen–Xu circuit.
128
使
A Henghai Army military commissioner was appointed over Cang and Jing prefectures from his seat at Cang Prefecture.
129
788
788 CE, fourth year.
130
使
A Jin–Ci–Xi defense and observation commissioner was created.
131
789
789 CE, fifth year.
132
790
790 CE, sixth year.
133
791
791 CE, seventh year.
134
792
792 CE, eighth year.
135
793
793 CE, ninth year.
136
794
794 CE, tenth year.
137
795
795 CE, eleventh year.
138
796
796 CE, twelfth year.
139
797
797 CE, thirteenth year.
140
798
798 CE, fourteenth year.
141
799
799 CE, fifteenth year.
142
使
The Hezhong military governorship was abolished and replaced by a Hezhong defense and observation commissioner.
143
800
800 CE, sixteenth year.
144
使
The Hezhong military commissioner was restored.
145
801
801 CE, seventeenth year.
146
802
802 CE, eighteenth year.
147
803
803 CE, nineteenth year.
148
804
804 CE, twentieth year.
149
805
805 CE, first year of the Yongzhen reign.
150
806
806 CE, first year of the Yuanhe reign.
151
807
807 CE, second year.
152
808
808 CE, third year.
153
使
The Jin–Ci–Xi observation commissioner was abolished and the three prefectures transferred to the Hezhong circuit.
154
809
809 CE, fourth year.
155
De and Di prefectures were transferred to the Baoxin Army circuit.
156
使
A Baoxin Army military commissioner was appointed over De and Di prefectures from his seat at De Prefecture.
157
810
810 CE, fifth year.
158
The Chengde Army circuit regained De and Di prefectures.
159
使
The Baoxin Army military commissioner was abolished and De and Di prefectures transferred to the Chengde Army circuit.
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
816 CE, eleventh year.
166
817
817 CE, twelfth year.
167
818
818 CE, thirteenth year.
168
De and Di prefectures were transferred to the Henghai circuit.
169
819
819 CE, fourteenth year.
170
使
The Hezhong military governorship was abolished and replaced by a Hezhong capital defense and observation commissioner.
171
820
820 CE, fifteenth year.
172
使
The Hezhong military commissioner was restored.
173
821
821 CE, first year of the Changqing reign.
174
A Shen–Ji military commission was created at Shen Prefecture, soon abolished, after which Shen and Ji returned to the Chengde Army circuit.
175
使使
The Youzhou circuit gave up Ying and Mo prefectures; a Ying–Mo training-and-observation command was created at Ying Prefecture and soon raised to a military commission.
176
Jing Prefecture was struck from the rolls.
177
822
822 CE, second year.
178
使
A Jin–Ci training-and-observation commander was appointed, headquartered at Jin Prefecture.
179
The Youzhou circuit regained Ying and Mo prefectures.
180
使
The Ying–Mo military commissioner was abolished.
181
使
The observation and disposal commissioner for De and Di prefectures was discontinued.
182
使
The Henghai military commissioner again assumed jurisdiction over Jing Prefecture.
183
823
823 CE, third year.
184
824
824 CE, fourth year.
185
825
825 CE, first year of the Baoli reign.
186
826
826 CE, second year.
187
827
827 CE, first year of the Dahe reign.
188
使
The Jin–Ci observation commissioner was raised to the Baoyi Army military commission, then abolished that same year with its two prefectures transferred to Hezhong.
189
The Henghai circuit gained Qi Prefecture.
190
828
828 CE, second year.
191
829
829 CE, third year.
192
使
A three-prefecture Xiang–Wei–Chan military commissioner was posted to Xiang Prefecture, soon abolished, after which all three prefectures reverted to Weibo.
193
使使
The Henghai circuit was abolished in favor of a Qi–De commission at De Prefecture; after brief abolition it was restored as the Qi–Cang–De military commission.
194
830
830 CE, fourth year.
195
831
831 CE, fifth year.
196
使
The Qi–De–Cang military commissioner received the title Yichang Army circuit.
197
832
832 CE, sixth year.
198
833
833 CE, seventh year.
199
834
834 CE, eighth year.
200
835
835 CE, ninth year.
201
836
836 CE, first year of the Kaicheng reign.
202
837
837 CE, second year.
203
838
838 CE, third year.
204
839
839 CE, fourth year.
205
840
840 CE, fifth year.
206
841
841 CE, first year of the Huichang reign.
207
842
842 CE, second year.
208
843
843 CE, third year.
209
844
844 CE, fourth year.
210
Ze Prefecture was transferred to the Heyang circuit.
211
845
845 CE, fifth year.
212
846
846 CE, sixth year.
213
847
847 CE, first year of the Dazhong reign.
214
848
848 CE, second year.
215
849
849 CE, third year.
216
850
850 CE, fourth year.
217
851
851 CE, fifth year.
218
852
852 CE, sixth year.
219
853
853 CE, seventh year.
220
854
854 CE, eighth year.
221
855
855 CE, ninth year.
222
856
856 CE, tenth year.
223
857
857 CE, eleventh year.
224
858
858 CE, twelfth year.
225
859
859 CE, thirteenth year.
226
860
860 CE, first year of the Xiantong reign.
227
861
861 CE, second year.
228
862
862 CE, third year.
229
863
863 CE, fourth year.
230
864
864 CE, fifth year.
231
865
865 CE, sixth year.
232
866
866 CE, seventh year.
233
867
867 CE, eighth year.
234
868
868 CE, ninth year.
235
869
869 CE, tenth year.
236
870
870 CE, eleventh year.
237
871
871 CE, twelfth year.
238
872
872 CE, thirteenth year.
239
873
873 CE, fourteenth year.
240
874
874 CE, first year of the Qianfu reign.
241
875
875 CE, second year.
242
876
876 CE, third year.
243
877
877 CE, fourth year.
244
878
878 CE, fifth year.
245
879
879 CE, sixth year.
246
880
880 CE, first year of the Guangming reign.
247
881
881 CE, first year of the Zhonghe reign.
248
882
882 CE, second year.
249
使
Military commissioner Meng Fangli transferred the Zhaoyi Army to Xing Prefecture while concurrently commanding Luzhou; thereafter the five prefectures were served by two Zhaoyi circuits.
250
883
883 CE, third year.
251
884
884 CE, fourth year.
252
885
885 CE, first year of the Guangqi reign.
253
The Hezhong circuit received the title Huguo Army circuit.
254
886
886 CE, second year.
255
887
887 CE, third year.
256
888
888 CE, first year of the Wende reign.
257
889
889 CE, first year of the Longji reign.
258
890
890 CE, first year of the Dashun reign.
259
891
891 CE, second year.
260
893
893 CE, second year.
261
892
892 CE, first year of the Jingfu reign.
262
The Yichang Army circuit again assumed jurisdiction over Jing Prefecture.
263
894
894 CE, first year of the Qianning reign.
264
895
895 CE, second year.
265
Qi Prefecture was transferred to the Wusu Army circuit.
266
896
896 CE, third year.
267
897
897 CE, fourth year.
268
898
898 CE, first year of the Guanghua reign.
269
899
899 CE, second year.
270
900
900 CE, third year.
271
901
901 CE, first year of the Tianfu reign.
272
The two Zhaoyi Army circuits were united into one command, which again assumed Ze Prefecture.
273
使
An observation commissioner for Ping, Ying, Mo, and neighboring prefectures was appointed.
274
902
902 CE, second year.
275
903
903 CE, third year.
276
904
904 CE, first year of the Tianyou reign.
277
905
905 CE, second year.
278
The Chengde Army circuit was renamed the Wushun Army circuit.
279
906
906 CE, third year.
280
907
907 CE, fourth year.
281
The Weibo circuit received the title Tianxiong Army circuit.
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