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Volume 68 Tables 8: Military Commanderies 5

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Table 8: Military Commanderies, Part Five.
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西
CE dates. Columns: Dongchuan; Huainan; Jiangdong; Zhedong; Fujian; Hong–Ji; E–Yue–Mian.
3
710
710 CE, first year of the Jingyun reign.
4
711
711 CE, second year.
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
717 CE, fifth year.
11
718
718 CE, sixth year.
12
719
719 CE, seventh year.
13
720
720 CE, eighth year.
14
721
721 CE, ninth year.
15
722
722 CE, tenth year.
16
723
723 CE, eleventh year.
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
729 CE, seventeenth year.
23
730
730 CE, eighteenth year.
24
731
731 CE, nineteenth year.
25
732
732 CE, twentieth year.
26
733使
In 733, the twenty-first year of Kaiyuan, a Fujian frontier commissioner was appointed, commanding Fu, Quan, Jian, Zhang, and Chao from his seat at Fu Prefecture.
27
734使使
In 734, the Fujian frontier commissioner gained Ting Prefecture, while Zhang and Chao were transferred to the Lingnan circuit frontier commissioner.
28
735
735 CE, twenty-third year.
29
736
736 CE, twenty-fourth year.
30
737
737 CE, twenty-fifth year.
31
738
738 CE, twenty-sixth year.
32
739
739 CE, twenty-seventh year.
33
740
740 CE, twenty-eighth year.
34
741
741 CE, twenty-ninth year.
35
742使
In 742, the first year of Tianbao, the Fujian frontier commissioner regained jurisdiction over Zhang and Chao.
36
743
743 CE, second year.
37
744
744 CE, third year.
38
745
745 CE, fourth year.
39
746
746 CE, fifth year.
40
747
747 CE, sixth year.
41
748
748 CE, seventh year.
42
749
749 CE, eighth year.
43
750
750 CE, ninth year.
44
751使
In 751, the tenth year of Tianbao, Zhang and Chao were assigned to the Lingnan frontier commissioner.
45
752
752 CE, eleventh year.
46
753
753 CE, twelfth year.
47
754
754 CE, thirteenth year.
48
755
755 CE, fourteenth year.
49
756使 西
In 756, the first year of Zhide, a Huainan circuit military commissioner was created, commanding thirteen prefectures—Yang, Chu, Chu, He, Shou, Lu, Shu, Guang, Qi, An, Huang, Shen, and Mian—from his seat at Yang Prefecture. Shortly afterward Guang Prefecture was assigned to the Huaixi circuit.
50
757使綿 使
In 757, the second year of Zhide, a Jiannan East Chuan military commissioner was appointed, commanding twelve prefectures—Zi, Sui, Mian, Jian, Long, Lang, Pu, Ling, Lu, Rong, Zi, and Jian—from his seat at Zi Prefecture. A Jiangdong defense commissioner was installed, headquartered at Hang Prefecture.
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758西使使使 使 使使使 使使 使
In 758, the first year of Qianyuan, a Zhejiang West circuit commissioner was created who also served as Jiangning Army commissioner, commanding ten prefectures—Sheng, Run, Xuan, She, Rao, Jiang, Su, Chang, Hang, and Hu—from his seat at Sheng Prefecture. The seat was soon moved to Su Prefecture; before long Xuan, She, and Rao were removed from his command, while the deputy commissioner took the Yuhang Army commissioner post at Hang Prefecture. A Zhejiang East circuit military commissioner was appointed, commanding eight prefectures—Yue, Mu, Qu, Wu, Tai, Ming, Chu, and Wen—from his seat at Yue Prefecture. The Fujian frontier commissioner was redesignated chief defense commissioner, concurrently serving as Ninghai Army commissioner. A Hong–Ji chief defense, training, observation, and disposal commissioner was installed who also served as Mo Yao Army commissioner, commanding Hong, Ji, Qian, Fu, and Yuan from his seat at Hong Prefecture. An Xuan–She–Rao observation commissioner was appointed, headquartered at Xuan Prefecture.
52
759 西 西使使使 使 使
In 759, the second year of Qianyuan, Jiannan East Chuan gained jurisdiction over Chang, Yu, and He prefectures. Mian Prefecture was assigned to the E–Yue circuit, and Shou Prefecture to the Huaixi circuit. The Zhejiang West circuit military commissioner was abolished and replaced by an observation, disposal, chief training, and garrison commissioner who also supervised the circuit's farming operations and held the Danyang Army commissioner post at Su Prefecture; Xuan, She, and Rao were restored to his command. The Xuan–She–Rao observation commissioner was discontinued. A chief training and garrison commissioner for E, Yue, and Mian prefectures was installed, headquartered at E Prefecture.
53
760使使 使
In 760, the first year of Shangyuan, the Fujian chief defense commissioner was raised to military commissioner. The Hong–Ji observation commissioner gained jurisdiction over Xin Prefecture. Yue Prefecture was transferred to the Jingnan circuit.
54
761西使 使
In 761, the Zhejiang West observation commissioner relocated to Xuan Prefecture and relinquished Sheng Prefecture. The Hangzhou prefect also served as defense commissioner.
55
762
762 CE, first year of the Baoying reign.
56
763
763 CE, first year of the Guangde reign.
57
764西 使西
In 764, the East Chuan circuit was abolished and its fifteen prefectures were assigned to the West Chuan circuit. The Hong–Ji chief defense, training, and observation commissioner was retitled the Jiangnan West circuit.
58
765 使使
In 765, the first year of Yongtai, Qi and Huang prefectures were transferred to the E–Yue circuit. The E Prefecture chief training commissioner was raised to observation commissioner, gaining jurisdiction over Yue, Qi, and Huang.
59
766使 西使 使使
In 766, the first year of Dali, the Jiannan East Chuan military commissioner was restored with the same prefectures as before. The Zhejiang West observation commissioner relinquished Xuan and She prefectures. The Xuan–She–Chi chief training, garrison, observation, and disposal commissioner, also serving as Caishi Army commissioner, was restored.
60
767使使 使
In 767, the Jiannan East Chuan circuit was abolished and replaced by a chief defense and observation commissioner who also served as Jingrong Army commissioner at Sui Prefecture. Shortly afterward the military commissioner was restored, headquartered at Zi Prefecture.
61
768
768 CE, third year.
62
769
769 CE, fourth year.
63
770使使
In 770, the Zhejiang East military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a chief training, garrison, observation, and disposal commissioner commanding the same prefectures.
64
771 使使
In 771, the Jiannan East Chuan circuit relinquished Chang Prefecture. The Fujian military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a chief training, observation, and disposal commissioner.
65
772
772 CE, seventh year.
66
773
773 CE, eighth year.
67
774
774 CE, ninth year.
68
775
In 775, the Jiannan East Chuan circuit regained jurisdiction over Chang Prefecture.
69
776
776 CE, eleventh year.
70
777西使使 使使
In 777, the Zhejiang West observation commissioner relinquished the Danyang Army commissioner post. The E Prefecture observation commissioner also served as defense commissioner.
71
778
778 CE, thirteenth year.
72
779西使 使西 使使 使
In 779, Zhejiang East and West were merged under a single chief training and observation commissioner. The Zhejiang East chief training and observation commissioner was abolished and its prefectures assigned to Zhejiang West. The Xuan–She–Chi observation commissioner was abolished and replaced by a training commissioner. The E Prefecture observation and defense commissioner was abolished.
73
780西使 使
In 780, the first year of Jianzhong, the combined Zhejiang East and West chief training and observation commissioner was split into two circuits. The Zhejiang East chief training and observation commissioner was restored.
74
781 西使 使西
In 781, the Huainan circuit gained jurisdiction over Si Prefecture. The Zhejiang East and West observation circuits were merged under a military commissioner at Run Prefecture, soon titled the Zhenhai Army circuit. The Zhejiang East chief training and observation commissioner was abolished and its prefectures assigned to Zhejiang West. Mian Prefecture was abolished.
75
782
782 CE, third year.
76
783使 西使使 使
In 783, a Shou Prefecture training commissioner was appointed. The Jiangnan West chief defense, training, and observation commissioner was raised to military commissioner. The E Prefecture chief training and observation commissioner was restored. Mian Prefecture was restored to its command.
77
784西 使使
In 784, the first year of Xingyuan, Lang Prefecture was assigned to the Shannan West circuit. The Huainan circuit relinquished Hao, Shou, and Lu prefectures. The Shou Prefecture training commissioner was raised to chief training and observation commissioner, commanding Shou, Hao, and Lu from his seat at Shou Prefecture.
78
785西使使
In 785, the first year of Zhenyuan, the Jiangnan West circuit military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a restored chief training and observation commissioner.
79
786
786 CE, second year.
80
787西西使
In 787, Zhejiang East and West were split into two circuits; a Zhejiang West chief training and observation commissioner was restored, commanding Run, Jiang, Chang, Su, Hang, Hu, and Mu from his seat at Su Prefecture.
81
788使使 西使 西使
In 788, the Huainan circuit regained Lu and Shou; Si Prefecture was assigned to the Xusi circuit, and the Shou chief training and observation commissioner was demoted to training commissioner. Jiang Prefecture was transferred to the Jiangxi observation commissioner. The Jiangnan West observation commissioner gained jurisdiction over Jiang Prefecture.
82
789
789 CE, fifth year.
83
790
790 CE, sixth year.
84
791
791 CE, seventh year.
85
792
792 CE, eighth year.
86
793
793 CE, ninth year.
87
794
794 CE, tenth year.
88
795
795 CE, eleventh year.
89
796
796 CE, twelfth year.
90
797
797 CE, thirteenth year.
91
798
798 CE, fourteenth year.
92
799使
In 799, an An–Huang circuit observation commissioner was appointed, headquartered at An Prefecture.
93
800使
In 800, a chief training commissioner for Shu, Lu, Chu, and He was installed under the Huainan circuit.
94
801
801 CE, seventeenth year.
95
802
802 CE, eighteenth year.
96
803使
In 803, the An–Huang observation commissioner was titled the Fengyi Army circuit.
97
804
804 CE, twentieth year.
98
805
805 CE, first year of the Yongzhen reign.
99
806使使使
In 806, the first year of Yuanhe, the Fengyi Army military commissioner was abolished and the E–Yue observation commissioner was raised to Wuchang Army military commissioner, gaining An and Huang prefectures.
100
807 使使 使使 西使使
In 807, the Huainan circuit briefly relinquished Chu Prefecture, then soon regained it. The Shou Prefecture training commissioner was raised to chief training commissioner, commanding Shou, Si, and Chu from his seat at Si Prefecture. Shortly afterward the chief training commissioner was abolished and the post reverted to Shou Prefecture training commissioner; Si Prefecture was assigned to the Wuning circuit, and Chu Prefecture to the Huainan circuit. The Zhejiang West chief training and observation commissioner was raised to Zhenhai Army military commissioner.
101
808
808 CE, third year.
102
809西 西使使使
In 809, Zi and Jian prefectures were assigned to the West Chuan circuit. The Zhejiang West military commissioner was abolished and replaced by an observation commissioner who also held the Zhenhai Army commissioner post.
103
810使使
In 810, the Wuchang Army military commissioner was abolished and replaced by an E–Yue chief training and observation commissioner.
104
811西使 使使
In 811, the Zhexi observation commissioner relinquished the Zhenhai Army commissioner post. The Xuan–She training commissioner relinquished the Caishi Army commissioner post.
105
812
812 CE, seventh year.
106
813
813 CE, eighth year.
107
814
814 CE, ninth year.
108
815
815 CE, tenth year.
109
816
816 CE, eleventh year.
110
817
817 CE, twelfth year.
111
818 使
In 818, the Huainan circuit gained jurisdiction over Guang Prefecture. The E–Yue observation commissioner gained jurisdiction over Shen Prefecture.
112
819
819 CE, fourteenth year.
113
820
820 CE, fifteenth year.
114
821宿
In 821, the first year of Changqing, the Huainan circuit gained jurisdiction over Su Prefecture.
115
822
822 CE, second year.
116
823
823 CE, third year.
117
824
824 CE, fourth year.
118
825
825 CE, first year of the Baoli reign.
119
826
In 826, Mian Prefecture was abolished.
120
827
827 CE, first year of the Dahe reign.
121
828
828 CE, second year.
122
829
829 CE, third year.
123
830
830 CE, fourth year.
124
831
831 CE, fifth year.
125
832
832 CE, sixth year.
126
833宿
In 833, Su Prefecture was assigned to the Wuning Army circuit.
127
834
834 CE, eighth year.
128
835使
In 835, the Zhenhai Army military commissioner was restored, abolished within days, restored again, and abolished once more after a month.
129
836
836 CE, first year of the Kaicheng reign.
130
837
837 CE, second year.
131
838
838 CE, third year.
132
839
839 CE, fourth year.
133
840
840 CE, fifth year.
134
841
841 CE, first year of the Huichang reign.
135
842
842 CE, second year.
136
843
843 CE, third year.
137
844
844 CE, fourth year.
138
845
845 CE, fifth year.
139
846
846 CE, sixth year.
140
847使
In 847, the first year of Dazhong, the Wuchang Army military commissioner was restored.
141
848使
In 848, the Wuchang Army military commissioner was discontinued.
142
849
849 CE, third year.
143
850
The Wuchang Army circuit was restored.
144
851
851 CE, fifth year.
145
852
In 852, the Wuchang Army circuit was discontinued.
146
853
853 CE, seventh year.
147
854
854 CE, eighth year.
148
855
855 CE, ninth year.
149
856
856 CE, tenth year.
150
857
857 CE, eleventh year.
151
858 使
In 858, the Huainan circuit briefly gained Shen Prefecture, but soon Shen was reassigned to the Wuchang Army circuit. The Zhenhai Army military commissioner was restored.
152
859使使
In 859, the Zhenhai Army military commissioner was abolished and replaced by a chief training and observation commissioner.
153
860
860 CE, first year of the Xiantong reign.
154
861
861 CE, second year.
155
862使
In 862, a Zhenhai Army military commissioner was appointed.
156
863
In 863, the Huainan circuit gained jurisdiction over Hao Prefecture.
157
864
864 CE, fifth year.
158
865西使使
In 865, the Jiangnan West training and observation commissioner was raised to Zhennan Army military commissioner.
159
866
866 CE, seventh year.
160
867使
In 867, the Zhenhai Army military commissioner was discontinued.
161
868
868 CE, ninth year.
162
869
In 869, Hao Prefecture was assigned to the Wuning Army circuit.
163
870使
In 870, a Zhenhai Army military commissioner was appointed.
164
871
871 CE, twelfth year.
165
872
872 CE, thirteenth year.
166
873
873 CE, fourteenth year.
167
874西使
In 874, the first year of Qianfu, the Zhennan Army circuit was abolished and the Jiangnan West observation commissioner was restored.
168
875
875 CE, second year.
169
876
876 CE, third year.
170
877
877 CE, fourth year.
171
878
878 CE, fifth year.
172
879
879 CE, sixth year.
173
880
880 CE, first year of the Guangming reign.
174
881
881 CE, first year of the Zhonghe reign.
175
882
882 CE, second year.
176
883使使
In 883, the Zhejiang East observation commissioner was raised to Yisheng Army military commissioner.
177
884
884 CE, fourth year.
178
885
885 CE, first year of the Guangqi reign.
179
886
886 CE, second year.
180
887
In 887, the Yisheng Army circuit was redesignated the Weisheng Army circuit.
181
888 使
In 888, the first year of Wende, Long Prefecture was assigned to the Weirong circuit. A Zhongguo Army military commissioner was appointed, headquartered at Hu Prefecture. The Wuchang Army circuit was restored.
182
889使 西使使
In 889, the first year of Longji, a Hangzhou defense commissioner was appointed. The Jiangnan West observation commissioner was again raised to Zhennan Army military commissioner.
183
890
890 CE, first year of the Dashun reign.
184
891
891 CE, second year.
185
892使 使使 使
In 892, the first year of Jingfu, a Long–Jian military commissioner was appointed, commanding Long, Jian, Li, and Lang prefectures. The Hangzhou defense commissioner was titled Wusheng Army defense commissioner. The Xuan–She training commissioner was raised to Ningguo Army military commissioner.
186
893使使 使
In 893, the Wusheng Army defense commissioner was raised to chief training and observation commissioner for Su, Hang, and related prefectures, but was soon abolished. The Zhenhai Army military commissioner relocated to Hang Prefecture.
187
894
894 CE, first year of the Qianning reign.
188
895
895 CE, second year.
189
896
In 896, the Weisheng Army circuit was redesignated the Zhendong circuit.
190
897使 使使
In 897, a Wuxin Army military commissioner was appointed, commanding Sui, He, Chang, Yu, and Lu prefectures. The Fujian chief training, observation, and disposal commissioner was raised to Weiwu Army military commissioner.
191
898
898 CE, first year of the Guanghua reign.
192
899
899 CE, second year.
193
900
900 CE, third year.
194
901
901 CE, first year of the Tianfu reign.
195
902
902 CE, second year.
196
903使使
In 903, the Ningguo Army military commissioner was abolished and reverted to chief training and observation commissioner.
197
904使使
In 904, the first year of Tianyou, the chief training commissioner for Shu, Lu, Chu, and He was abolished and a Guang Prefecture defense commissioner was appointed.
198
905使
In 905, a chief training, observation, and disposal commissioner for She, Wu, Qu, and Mu prefectures was installed.
199
906
In 906, the Long–Jian circuit relinquished Lang Prefecture.
200
907
907 CE, fourth year.
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