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Table 4: Military Commanderies, Part Four.
2
710
710 CE, first year of the Jingyun reign.
3
西使
The Anxi Protector-General served as Four Garrisons frontier commissioner-general.
4
西使西
A Hexi military commissioner with branch disbursement, garrison farm, Nine Tribes oversight, and Chishui Army command was appointed over seven prefectures—Liang, Gan, Su, Yi, Gua, Sha, and Xi—from Liang Prefecture.
5
西西西西
CE dates. Columns: Nanyang; Shannan West; Jingnan; Anxi; Hexi; Longyou; Jiannan.
6
使西使
The deputy commissioner was stationed at Gan Prefecture, also serving as director-general of Hexi military forces.
7
712西使
In 712, the first year of Xiantian, the Beiting Protector-General was also appointed Yixi frontier commissioner.
8
713
713 CE, first year of the Kaiyuan reign.
9
714
714 CE, second year.
10
西使使使
The Hexi military commissioner also served as Longyou herd commissioner-general and as this circuit's branch disbursement and garrison farm commissioner.
11
使
The chief secretary of Yizhou Prefecture also served as Jiannan Circuit branch disbursement and garrison farm commissioner and as defense, disposal, military, and frontier commissioner for Song, Dang, Yao, and Xi prefectures.
12
715
715 CE, third year.
13
716
716 CE, fourth year.
14
西使
The Anxi Grand Protector-General was also appointed commissioner to the various tribes of the Four Garrisons.
15
717
717 CE, fifth year.
16
西使
A Longyou military commissioner—also called Longxi military commissioner—was appointed as Longyou Circuit frontier commissioner-general over twelve prefectures—Qin, He, Wei, Shan, Lan, Lin, Wu, Tao, Min, Kuo, Die, and Dang—from Shan Prefecture.
17
718
718 CE, sixth year.
18
西使西使西
The Anxi Protector-General was appointed Four Garrisons military, branch disbursement, and frontier commissioner; the deputy grand protector-general served as Qixi military, branch disbursement, and frontier commissioner from his seat at Xi Prefecture.
19
719西使 使使使綿
In 719, the seventh year of Kaiyuan, the Hexi military commissioner also took the frontier commissioner-general post. The Jiannan branch disbursement, garrison farm, disposal, and military frontier commissioner was elevated to full military commissioner, also serving as Kunming Army commissioner and commanding twenty-five prefectures—Yi, Peng, Shu, Han, Mei, Mian, Zi, Sui, Qiong, Jian, Rong, Ling, Jia, Pu, Zi, Xi, Li, Rong, Wei, Mao, Jian, Long, Ya, Lu, and He—from his seat at Yi Prefecture.
20
720
720 CE, eighth year.
21
721
721 CE, ninth year.
22
722
722 CE, tenth year.
23
723
723 CE, eleventh year.
24
724
724 CE, twelfth year.
25
725
725 CE, thirteenth year.
26
726
726 CE, fourteenth year.
27
727
727 CE, fifteenth year.
28
西使
Yixi and Beiting were separated, each receiving its own military commissioner.
29
使西使
The Longyou deputy military commissioner also served as Guanxi military horses commissioner.
30
728
728 CE, sixteenth year.
31
729
729 CE, seventeenth year.
32
730
730 CE, eighteenth year.
33
731
731 CE, nineteenth year.
34
西西使
The Yixi and Beiting military commissions were combined as the Anxi Four Garrisons Beiting frontier and military commissioner.
35
732
732 CE, twentieth year.
36
733
733 CE, twenty-first year.
37
734
734 CE, twenty-second year.
38
西使西
The Jiannan military commissioner also served as Shannan West investigation and disposal commissioner, took the name Shannan-Jiannan West Circuit, and gained jurisdiction over Wen, Fu, and Yao prefectures.
39
735
735 CE, twenty-third year.
40
736
736 CE, twenty-fourth year.
41
737
737 CE, twenty-fifth year.
42
738
738 CE, twenty-sixth year.
43
739
739 CE, twenty-seventh year.
44
740
740 CE, twenty-eighth year.
45
The Jiannan military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Feng Prefecture.
46
741
741 CE, twenty-ninth year.
47
西西西使
The Anxi Four Garrisons military commissioner was restored with headquarters at the Anxi Protectorate; a separate Beiting-Yixi military commissioner was posted to the Beiting Protectorate.
48
743
743 CE, second year.
49
744
744 CE, third year.
50
745
745 CE, fourth year.
51
西使
The grand administrator of Zhangye Commandery was also appointed Hexi deputy military commissioner.
52
746
746 CE, fifth year.
53
747
747 CE, sixth year.
54
748
748 CE, seventh year.
55
749
749 CE, eighth year.
56
The Jiannan military commissioner gained jurisdiction over the Baoning Protectorate.
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
西
Anxi Four Garrisons again took the Beiting military commission. That year two separate military commissioners were restored.
63
755
755 CE, fourteenth year.
64
756
756 CE, first year of the Zhide reign.
65
使使
Defense and garrison commissioners were appointed for Xiangyang and Nanyang commanderies, and the Nanyang defense commissioner was soon elevated to military commissioner.
66
742
In 742, the first year of Tianbao, the Jiannan military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Ba Prefecture.
67
使
A Xingping military commissioner was appointed, commanding four commanderies—Shangluo, Ankang, Wudang, and Fangling—from his seat at Shangluo.
68
西使 使 西西 使使
A defense and garrison commissioner for the Shannan West Circuit was created. A Kuizhou defense and garrison commissioner was established. The Hexi military commissioner also took charge of the Longyou Hexi North Route, but the arrangement was soon discontinued. The grand administrator of Tianshui Commandery also served as defense and garrison commissioner and commissioner of Dazhen Pass.
69
757
757 CE, second year.
70
使使使
The Nanyang military commissioner was abolished and the Xiangyang defense commissioner elevated to Shannan East military commissioner, commanding nine prefectures—Xiang, Deng, Sui, Tang, An, Jun, Fang, Jin, and Shang—from Xiang Prefecture.
71
A Jingnan military commissioner—also called Jing–Li military commissioner—was appointed over ten prefectures—Jing, Li, Lang, Ying, Fu, Kui, Xia, Zhong, Wan, and Gui—from Jing Prefecture.
72
使
The Kuizhou defense commissioner was elevated to Kuixia military commissioner.
73
西西 西使 綿
Anxi was renamed Zhenxi. The Jiannan military commissioner became the West Chuan military commissioner, also serving as Chengdu magistrate, with Guo Prefecture added to his command. Twelve prefectures—Zi, Sui, Mian, Jian, Long, Lang, Pu, Ling, Lu, Rong, Zi, and Jian—were transferred to the East Chuan military commissioner.
74
758使
In 758, the first year of Qianyuan, the Kuixia military commissioner was abolished.
75
759
759 CE, second year.
76
使
A chief training and garrison commissioner for Xing and Feng prefectures was appointed, stationed at Feng Prefecture.
77
使
A Li–Lang–Xu chief training commissioner was appointed, with his seat at Li Prefecture.
78
Five prefectures—Kui, Xia, Zhong, Gui, and Wan—were transferred to Kuizhou jurisdiction.
79
760使 使
In 760, the first year of Shangyuan, the Li–Lang–Xi chief training commissioner was abolished. The Jingnan military commissioner also served as Jiangling magistrate.
80
Jurisdiction over Li, Lang, Zhong, and Xia prefectures was restored to the Jingnan military commissioner.
81
761
761 CE, second year.
82
使使
The Xingping military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a defense and observation commissioner for the four prefectures inside and outside Wuguan Pass, with jurisdiction unchanged.
83
The Jingnan military commissioner gained nine prefectures—Fu, Heng, Tan, Yue, Chen, Shao, Yong, Dao, and Lian.
84
762
762 CE, first year of the Baoying reign.
85
Jin and Shang prefectures were transferred to Capital Region jurisdiction.
86
使
The defense and observation commissioner for the four prefectures inside and outside Wuguan Pass was abolished.
87
西
The Jiannan military commissioner gained Tong, Ba, Peng, and Qu prefectures, but soon those four were transferred to the Shannan West Circuit; later it resumed command of nine prefectures—Song, Dang, Xi, Zhe, Yi, Gong, Jing, Huan, and Zhen.
88
763
763 CE, first year of the Guangde reign.
89
西使使使
The Shannan West defense and garrison commissioner was elevated to military commissioner, but soon reduced to observation commissioner, commanding thirteen prefectures—Liang, Yang, Ji, Bi, Wen, Tong, Ba, Xing, Feng, Li, Kai, Qu, and Peng—from his seat at Liang Prefecture.
90
764
764 CE, second year.
91
使
The Jingnan military commissioner relinquished Zhong and Fu prefectures; Heng, Tan, Shao, Yong, and Dao prefectures were transferred to the Hunan observation commissioner.
92
使
A chief defense commissioner for Kuizhong-Fu was appointed, with his seat at Kuizhou.
93
西
The West Chuan military commissioner resumed command of the East Chuan fifteen prefectures.
94
765
In 765, the first year of Yongtai, the Jingnan military commissioner relinquished Yue Prefecture.
95
766
766 CE, first year of the Dali reign.
96
Jurisdiction over Li, Lang, and Fu prefectures was restored to the Jingnan military commissioner.
97
西
Hexi military headquarters were transferred to Sha Prefecture.
98
使使
A Qiongnan defense commissioner was posted to Qiong Prefecture, soon elevated to military commissioner, but abolished before long.
99
西使
A Jiannan Western Mountains defense commissioner was posted to Mao Prefecture, but the office was soon abolished.
100
The fifteen prefectures were once more transferred back to the East Chuan military commissioner.
101
767
767 CE, second year.
102
西西使
Zhenxi was restored to Anxi, and later gained authority over fifty-seven tribal commissions.
103
768
768 CE, third year.
104
The Jiannan military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Qian Prefecture.
105
769
769 CE, fourth year.
106
770
770 CE, fifth year.
107
771
771 CE, sixth year.
108
772
772 CE, seventh year.
109
773
773 CE, eighth year.
110
774
774 CE, ninth year.
111
775
775 CE, tenth year.
112
776
776 CE, eleventh year.
113
777
777 CE, twelfth year.
114
778
778 CE, thirteenth year.
115
779
779 CE, fourteenth year.
116
780西使使
In 780, the first year of Jianzhong, the Shannan West observation commissioner was elevated to military commissioner.
117
781
781 CE, second year.
118
782
782 CE, third year.
119
783
783 CE, fourth year.
120
784
784 CE, first year of the Xingyuan reign.
121
785
785 CE, first year of the Zhenyuan reign.
122
使
A chief defense commissioner for Jin and Shang prefectures was appointed.
123
西使
The Shannan West military commissioner also served as Xingyuan magistrate, with Guo and Lang prefectures added to his command.
124
西
Guo Prefecture was transferred to Shannan West jurisdiction.
125
785
In 785, the first year of Zhenyuan, Deng Prefecture was transferred to the Eastern Capital Metropolitan Circuit.
126
786
786 CE, second year.
127
787
787 CE, third year.
128
The Shannan East military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Fu Prefecture.
129
788
788 CE, fourth year.
130
789
789 CE, fifth year.
131
790
790 CE, sixth year.
132
使西
The Jingyuan military commissioner also took command of the Anxi Four Garrisons and Beiting military commissions.
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
An Prefecture was transferred to the Fengyi Army military commissioner.
138
795
795 CE, eleventh year.
139
西西使
The West Chuan military commissioner also took unified command of nearby tribes and the Yunnan pacification commission for the Western Mountains Eight Kingdoms.
140
796
796 CE, twelfth year.
141
797
797 CE, thirteenth year.
142
798
798 CE, fourteenth year.
143
799
799 CE, fifteenth year.
144
800
800 CE, sixteenth year.
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西
In 805, the first year of Yongzhen, the West Chuan military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Gu Prefecture.
150
806
806 CE, first year of the Yuanhe reign.
151
807
807 CE, second year.
152
808
808 CE, third year.
153
Fu Prefecture was transferred to the Qianzhong military commissioner.
154
809
809 CE, fourth year.
155
西
Jurisdiction over Zi and Jian prefectures was restored to the West Chuan military commissioner.
156
810
810 CE, fifth year.
157
811
811 CE, sixth year.
158
812
812 CE, seventh year.
159
813
813 CE, eighth year.
160
814
814 CE, ninth year.
161
815
815 CE, tenth year.
162
使
A Tang–Sui–Deng military commissioner was appointed, with headquarters at Tang Prefecture.
163
816
816 CE, eleventh year.
164
使
The Tang–Sui–Deng military commissioner was abolished but restored the same year, with headquarters transferred to Sui Prefecture.
165
817
817 CE, twelfth year.
166
使
The Tang–Sui–Deng military commissioner was abolished, and Tang, Sui, and Deng prefectures were restored to Shannan East jurisdiction.
167
818
818 CE, thirteenth year.
168
819
819 CE, fourteenth year.
169
使
The Shannan East military commissioner also took the Linhan pasture commissioner post.
170
820
820 CE, fifteenth year.
171
822
822 CE, second year.
172
823
823 CE, third year.
173
824
824 CE, fourth year.
174
821
821 CE, first year of the Changqing reign.
175
825
825 CE, first year of the Baoli reign.
176
826
826 CE, second year.
177
827
827 CE, first year of the Dahe reign.
178
828
828 CE, second year.
179
829
829 CE, third year.
180
830
830 CE, fourth year.
181
831
831 CE, fifth year.
182
832
832 CE, sixth year.
183
使使
The Jingnan military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a chief training and observation commissioner.
184
833
833 CE, seventh year.
185
使
The Shannan East military commissioner relinquished the Linhan pasture commission.
186
834
834 CE, eighth year.
187
835
835 CE, ninth year.
188
836
836 CE, first year of the Kaicheng reign.
189
837
837 CE, second year.
190
838
838 CE, third year.
191
使
The Jingnan military commissioner was restored.
192
839
839 CE, fourth year.
193
840
840 CE, fifth year.
194
841
841 CE, first year of the Huichang reign.
195
842
842 CE, second year.
196
843
843 CE, third year.
197
844
844 CE, fourth year.
198
Shannan East military command was abolished but restored the same year.
199
845
845 CE, fifth year.
200
846
846 CE, sixth year.
201
847
847 CE, first year of the Dazhong reign.
202
848
848 CE, second year.
203
Jurisdiction over Fu Prefecture was restored to the Jingnan military commissioner, but soon Fu Prefecture was transferred back to Qianzhong.
204
849
849 CE, third year.
205
使使
The Qinzhou defense and garrison commissioner was elevated to frontier commissioner of Qin and Cheng prefectures and commissioner of the Tianxiong Army.
206
850
850 CE, fourth year.
207
851
851 CE, fifth year.
208
使西
A Guiyi Army military commissioner was appointed, commanding eleven prefectures—Sha, Gan, Gua, Su, Shan, Yi, Xi, He, Lan, Min, and Kuo—from Sha Prefecture.
209
852
852 CE, sixth year.
210
使
The Qin–Cheng frontier commissioner also served as barbarian-suppression deputy commissioner.
211
853
853 CE, seventh year.
212
854
854 CE, eighth year.
213
855
855 CE, ninth year.
214
856
856 CE, tenth year.
215
857
857 CE, eleventh year.
216
858
858 CE, twelfth year.
217
859
859 CE, thirteenth year.
218
860
860 CE, first year of the Xiantong reign.
219
861
861 CE, second year.
220
862
862 CE, third year.
221
863
863 CE, fourth year.
222
西
A Liangzhou military commissioner was appointed over six prefectures—Liang, Tao, Xi, Shan, He, and Lin—from Liang Prefecture.
223
西
He, Shan, and Xi prefectures were transferred to the Liangzhou military commissioner.
224
864
864 CE, fifth year.
225
使使
The Qin–Cheng frontier and Tianxiong Army commissioner was elevated to Tianxiong Army military, observation, disposal, garrison farm, and barbarian-suppression commissioner, with Jie Prefecture added to his command.
226
865
865 CE, sixth year.
227
866
866 CE, seventh year.
228
867
867 CE, eighth year.
229
使
A Dingbian Army military commissioner was appointed with observation, disposal, and unified command of nearby tribes and expeditionary forces, commanding seven prefectures—Xi, Mei, Shu, Qiong, Ya, Jia, and Li—from Qiong Prefecture.
230
868
868 CE, ninth year.
231
869
869 CE, tenth year.
232
870
870 CE, eleventh year.
233
西使使
The West Chuan military commissioner resumed unified command of nearby tribes and also gained circuit internal regional and military director commissions.
234
使西
The Dingbian Army military commissioner was abolished, and seven prefectures—Xi, Mei, Shu, Qiong, Ya, Jia, and Li—were restored to the West Chuan military commissioner.
235
871
871 CE, twelfth year.
236
872
872 CE, thirteenth year.
237
873
873 CE, fourteenth year.
238
874
874 CE, first year of the Qianfu reign.
239
880
880 CE, first year of the Guangming reign.
240
881
881 CE, first year of the Zhonghe reign.
241
882
882 CE, second year.
242
使綿使
A Baosheng Army defense commissioner was appointed at Mei Prefecture, and defense commissioners were also appointed for Mian and Han prefectures.
243
使
A Pengzhou defense commissioner was appointed.
244
883
883 CE, third year.
245
884
884 CE, fourth year.
246
885
885 CE, first year of the Guangqi reign.
247
使使使
The Jin–Shang chief defense commissioner was elevated to military commissioner, also serving as Capital Region regional commissioner of the Wansheng Army. That year the military commissioner post was abolished and replaced by a Zhaoxin Army defense commissioner stationed at Jin Prefecture.
248
使使
The chief training and garrison commissioner for Xing and Feng prefectures was elevated to defense commissioner, stationed at Feng Prefecture.
249
使
A Wuding Army military commissioner was appointed, with his seat at Yang Prefecture.
250
886
886 CE, second year.
251
使使
The defense commissioner for Xing and Feng prefectures was elevated to Ganyi Army military commissioner.
252
887
887 CE, third year.
253
888
888 CE, first year of the Wende reign.
254
The Shannan East military commissioner was given the name Zhongyi Army military commissioner.
255
The Ganyi Army military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Li Prefecture.
256
Cheng Prefecture was transferred to the Weirong Army military commissioner.
257
使使使
A Yongping Army military commissioner was appointed at Qiong Prefecture over four prefectures—Qiong, Shu, Li, and Ya. The Pengzhou defense commissioner was elevated to Weirong Army military commissioner, commanding five prefectures—Peng, Wen, Cheng, Long, and Mao—from Peng Prefecture.
258
889
889 CE, first year of the Longji reign.
259
890
890 CE, first year of the Dashun reign.
260
891
891 CE, second year.
261
The Wuding Army military commissioner gained jurisdiction over Jie and Fu prefectures.
262
使西使
The Yongping Army military commissioner was abolished, and Qiong, Shu, Li, and Ya prefectures were restored to the West Chuan military commissioner.
263
892
892 CE, first year of the Jingfu reign.
264
The Wuding Army military commissioner gained Lang and Guo prefectures. That year Lang Prefecture was transferred to the Long-Jian military commissioner.
265
Peng Prefecture was transferred to the Long-Jian military commissioner.
266
893
893 CE, second year.
267
894
894 CE, first year of the Qianning reign.
268
895
895 CE, second year.
269
896
896 CE, third year.
270
897
897 CE, fourth year.
271
The Ganyi Army military commissioner was renamed Zhaowu Army military commissioner.
272
898
898 CE, first year of the Guanghua reign.
273
使
The Zhaoxin Army defense commissioner was elevated to military commissioner.
274
Peng and Bi prefectures were transferred to the Wuding Army military commissioner.
275
使
A Wuzhen Army military commissioner was appointed, commanding Li, Lang, and Xu prefectures from Li Prefecture.
276
899
899 CE, second year.
277
900
900 CE, third year.
278
使
A Bazhou defense commissioner was appointed.
279
901
901 CE, first year of the Tianfu reign.
280
902
902 CE, second year.
281
The Zhaowu Army military commissioner relinquished Li Prefecture.
282
903
903 CE, third year.
283
使
A Lizhou military commissioner was appointed.
284
904
904 CE, first year of the Tianyou reign.
285
905
905 CE, second year.
286
The Zhaoxin Army military commissioner was renamed Rongzhao Army military commissioner and gained Jun and Fang prefectures. That year Rongzhao Army became Wuding Army, with headquarters moved to Jun Prefecture.
287
西使使
The Shannan West military commissioner relinquished Ba, Qu, and Kai prefectures; the Bazhou defense commissioner was elevated to training and observation commissioner for those three prefectures.
288
906
906 CE, third year.
289
The Zhongyi Army military commissioner reverted to Shannan East military command. The Wuding Army military commissioner was abolished, and Jun and Fang prefectures were restored to Shannan East jurisdiction.
290
The Lizhou military commissioner gained six prefectures—Lang, Ling, Rong, Guo, Peng, and Tong—and was renamed the Lizhou-Lang military commissioner.
291
使
A Xingwen military commissioner was appointed, commanding four prefectures—Xing, Wen, Ji, and Bi—from his seat at Xing Prefecture.
292
使使
The Kuizhong-Fu defense commissioner was elevated to Zhenjiang military commissioner. Wen Prefecture was transferred to the Xingwen military commissioner.
293
907
907 CE, fourth year.
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