Sizhou - The Three Kingdoms of Wei, the Western Jin Dynasty, and the Northern Dynasty took the area around the Jingshi as Sizhou, the Eastern Jin Dynasty moved south to set up Sizhou, the Southern Dynasty set up Sizhou in the Huainan region, Liu Song initially set up a place to rule Hanging Corner (present-day Runan, Henan), and then set up a rule in Pingyang (present-day Xinyang).
Nuergan – Ming Zhidusi, ruled the Trin region on the east bank of the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River in present-day Russia. Its jurisdiction includes The Heilongjiang, Jingqili, Ussuri, Songhua River basins and Sakhalin Island.
Phi Island , also known as Linden Island , is located in the West Korean Gulf of North Korea. Ming Mao Wenlong Garrison.
Taizhou - Tang Dynasty had this name, named after Tiantai Mountain, which ruled the sea. The Ming and Qing dynasties had taizhou capitals, and the Republic of China was abolished.
Taicheng - in present-day Nanjing Jiming Mountain south along the Qianhe River north. Three Kingdoms Wuhouyuan City, rebuilt in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the location of the palace of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Southern Dynasty.
Taiwan - At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the castle built by the Dutch invaders was called Taiwan City, in the present-day Town of Anping, Tainan City. In the 23rd year of the Qing Dynasty (1684), the Capital of Taiwan was established, which belonged to Fujian Province. In the eleventh year of Guangxu (1885), Taiwan Province was established.
' Liaozuo - refers to Liaodong.
Liaodong - The Warring States Yan placed Liaodong Commandery in Liaodong County, ruling Xiangping, which is now Liaoyang. The Sixteen Kingdoms of Later Yan were owned by Goguryeo. In the nineteenth year of Tang Zhenguan (645), he took Liaodong City and placed it in Liaozhou, which was later abolished. There was also Liaodong on the ninth side of the Ming Dynasty, with the chief soldier stationed in Guangning (present-day Beizhen) and liaoyang in winter. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, he entered the Houjin (Qing).
Liaoxi - Warring States Yan placed Liaoxi County, Qin Han ruled Yangle (present-day western Yixian County, Liaoning). Former Yan moved to Lingzhi (present-day Annan, Hebei), and Northern Yan moved to Feiru (present-day Northern Lulong). Northern Qi was revoked.
Liaozhou - (1) Liaoyang was once called Liaozhou, see "Liaodong" article. (2) Zuoquan County, Shanxi, formerly known as Liao County, was established in the Sui Dynasty, with Liaozhou in Sui, Zhileping (present-day southwest of Xiyang), and Tang Dynasty to rule the present site. The Republic of China changed to Liao County. In 1942, it was changed to Zuoquan County. (8) Liaozhou also had Liaozhou, which ruled Liaobin (present-day northeast of Xinmin, Liaoning).
Liaoyang - Khitan previously saw the "Liaodong" article. In 938, the Khitan established Liaoyang Province. Liao and Jindong are here. The Yuan set up Liaoyang Road and Liaoyang Province, which also used this as a place of governance.
Xing – Zhou Ji (周姬) was a state of surname in present-day Xingtai, Hebei, and later moved to Yiyi (present-day southwest of Liaocheng, Shandong). It was destroyed by Wei in 635 BC.
Xingzhou (邢州) – Sui set xingzhou in sui, and ruled Longgang (宋改邢台, in modern Xingtai, Hebei). At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, it was once the province of Sindh. Jin remained in Xingzhou. It was originally Shunde Province. Abolition of the Republic of China.
Gongchang - The Song Dynasty established Gong Prefecture with a Tongyuan army and ruled Longxi (present-day Gansu). Promoted to Gongchang Province. Abolition of the Republic of China.
Jizhou - (1) Sui Jizhou. Zhiluling (治庐陵; present-day Ji'an, Jiangxi). Both sui and tang were once called Luling County, and later remained a prefecture. Yuan Shi changed his name to Ji'an. (2) Jin set up Ji Prefecture in the area of present-day Ji County, Shanxi. The Republic of China was changed to a county.
Qianpi – in the south of present-day Shou County, Anhui.
Kaoting – southwest of present-day Jianyang, Fujian. Song Zhuxi lived here in his later years.