After Liu Bei entered Shu, his territory included the part of Yizhou except for Han And foreign countries and about half of Jingzhou. Since Liu Bei himself held the posts of Jingzhou Mu and Yizhou Mu at that time, there were no state-level officials under his command, and Taishou was the highest-ranking local official. The people who were able to take up the post of Taishou after Liu Bei entered Shu were all humeral ministers, and this article specifically summarizes the personnel arrangements for the counties after Liu Bei pacified Yizhou.
Xiangyang is too defensive of Guan Yu
Guan Yu's Xiangyang Taishou stood very early, and was already in charge after the Battle of Chibi. The territory of Xiangyang County was actually in the hands of Cao Cao, and Liu Bei gave Guan Yu the authority to oversee Jingzhou after pingling the Shu land, so Guan Yu was not an ordinary Taishou, and his status was obviously one level higher than that of other Taishou, and he probably had the military and political power of this half of Jingzhou.
Guan yu
Shu County Taishou: Fazheng
The Shu Commandery Taishou that Fa Zheng served as had jurisdiction over the location of Liu Bei's base area of Chengdu, so its gold content was not the same as that of other Taishou, which showed Liu Bei's favor for Fa Zheng.
Fazheng
Nangun Taishou: Mi Fang
Nan Commandery was the capital of Jingzhou under Liu Bei, and its importance to Jingzhou was comparable to the importance of Shu County to Yizhou. Before entering Shu, it was Zhang Fei who served as the Taishou of Nan County, and because Zhang Fei entered Shu together, he changed Mi Fang to NanJun Taishou. Mi Fang had seniority, military merit, and was Liu Bei's brother-in-law, who had also rejected Cao Cao's inducement before, and it was estimated that no one would have thought that this person would eventually become a traitor.
Mi Fang
Brazil Taishou: Xiang Lang → Zhang Fei
Bashi County is in the northeast of Yizhou, and its position is very important, connecting Hanzhong and Shuzhong, and it can also be used here to enter Jiangzhou. Since Hanzhong had not yet been captured, and Zhang Lu also had power here, it was an important front at that time. When Liu Bei first entered Shu, he served as Xiang Lang as the Taishou of Brazil, and later changed to Zhang Fei. After Cao Cao took Hanzhong, he once sent Zhang Gao here to find trouble, and was finally beaten by Zhang Fei. Therefore, when Liu Bei later took Hanzhong, the northern gateway of Yizhou, everyone thought that Zhang Fei would be the one guarding the town, and as a result, Wei Yanlai was killed halfway.
Zhang Fei
Zi Tong Tai Shou: Huo Jun
Zitong County, which was separated from Guanghan County, was located in the northwest of Yizhou, and was connected to Hanzhong like Bashi County, and was one of Liu Bei's northern gateways at that time, where the world-famous Jianmen Pass was located. Later, after Zhong Hui fell into Hanzhong, it became Jiang Wei's last line of defense and successfully stopped Zhong Hui's army. Huo Jun led hundreds of people during Liu Bei's entry into Shu to successfully resist Liu Zhang's attack, so that Liu Bei had no worries about the future, so Zi Tong Taishou was indeed not Huo Jun. It was a pity that Huo Jun died early, otherwise he, like Zhang Fei, might also become a competitor to Hanzhong Taishou.
Huo Jun
Changsha Taishou: Liao Li
Liao Li was a native of Wuling, Jingzhou, and his talent was extraordinary, and he was evaluated by Zhuge Liang as a good talent in Jingzhou, alongside Pang Tong. He was appointed by Liu Bei as the Taishou of Changsha before he was thirty years old, which showed that he did have some skills. Later, due to Sun Quan's attack, he lost his territory, but was still reused by Liu Bei. After Liu Bei's death, he was dissatisfied with his inferior status to Li Yan and others, and made slanderous remarks against the imperial court, and was demoted by Zhuge Liang to a commoner.
Liao Li
Ling Ling Taishou: Hao Pu
Hao Pu was slightly similar to Liao Li, who also lost territory when Sun Quan attacked, but retained his official position because Lingling was not assigned to Sun Quan during the Xiangshui Alliance. Later, during Guan Yu's Northern Expedition, Sun Quan attacked again, and Hao Pu surrendered to Sun Quan, and eventually went to Wu Guoguan to Ting wei (president of the Supreme Court), but was eventually killed because he was implicated in the Case of Wei State Spies.
Qianwei Taishou: Li Yan
Li Yan was a peculiar man, he had served as an official in both Jingzhou and Yizhou, and he was both literate and martial, and he not only formulated the ShuKe with Zhuge Liang and others, but also led troops in the rear to suppress the rebellion during the Battle of Hanzhong. Probably Liu Bei took a fancy to his background and ability and chose to let him help Zhuge Liang, but Li Yan finally failed To live up to Liu Bei's painstaking efforts.
Li Yan
Bajun Taishou: Zhang → Liao Li → Fei Guan
After Liu Bei entered Shu, the records of The Taishou of Ba County were rather confusing, and the materials of Zhang Yi, Liao Li, Fei Guan, Fu Kuang, and others all said that the Taishou of Ba County appointed by Liu Bei after he pacified Yizhou was himself, and the Fei Guan was believed in the Zizhi Tongjian. After comparing the data, the author believes that Liao Li and Fu Kuang can be directly excluded, Liao Li served as the Taishou of Ba Commandery after fleeing back to Yizhou after twenty years (215) of Jian'an, and Fu Kuang served as the Taishou of Zhang Wu in the "Huayang Guozhi" in the first year of Zhang Wu (221), and served as the Taishou of Badong. The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms does not state the time when Fei Guan served as the Taishou of Ba County, but in the biography of Zhang Yi, liu Bei pingding Shu land and made him a Taishou of Ba County, so the "Zizhi Tongjian" is wrong here, and Fei Guan's time as The Taishou of Ba County should be after Zhang Yi and Liao Li.
Guanghan Taishou: Zhang Cun→ Xiahou → Shoot Jian
Guanghan Commandery (廣汉郡) was the first county that Liu Bei took when he entered Shu, so before Shu was pacified, Liu Bei appointed Zhang Cun as the Taishou of Guanghan. However, this Zhang Cun was also a person who liked to die, and he said bad things about Pang Tong in front of Liu Bei after Pang Tong's death, so angry that Liu Bei deposed him. Later, he was succeeded by Xiahou Lu and Shejian, both of whom have very few records, Xiahou Jian was almost non-existent, and Shejian was born in Guanzhong, and his brother Shejian was later an important figure in Liu Bei's clique.
Jiang Yang Taishou: Liu Yong
Liu Yong, together with Wei Yan and Hao Pu, were fellow countrymen and were among the people who followed Liu Bei into Shu. There are also quite few records about him, only that Jiang Huan once let Mao Cai give him. In his later years, Liu Yong turned to the development of the army, successively serving as a supervisor of the army and a general of Zhennan.
Guling Taishou: Liu Yan, Kang Li
Guling was separated from Ba County, and Liu Yan, who managed it, was an old vassal who followed Liu Bei during the Yuzhou period. After Liu Bei's death, Liu Yan's position was second only to Zhuge Liang and Li Yan, but he had little real power. Later, Liu Yan was driven back to Chengdu by Zhuge Liang because of his disagreement with Wei Yan, and then killed because of an inexplicable green hat incident. In addition, the "Huayang Guozhi" also says that Kang Li, a Wuling man, also served as the Taishou of Guling, but the time is difficult to verify.
Wenshan Taishou: Chen Zhen
Chen Zhen was a native of Nanyang, Jingzhou, and after entering Shu, he served as the governor of the northern part of Shu County, and was later divided into Wenshan Commandery. During the Liu Chan period, Chen Zhen served as Shang Shu Ling and Wei Wei Wei, and when Sun Quan was proclaimed emperor, he went to congratulate him as an emissary, and was also an important figure in the Shu Han court.
Chen Zhen
Yidu Taishou: Meng Da
Yidu is in the western part of Nan County, connecting Jingzhou and Yizhou, and its geographical location is very important, and the Battle of Yiling broke out here. Liu Bei once made Zhang Fei the Taishou of Yidu, and later ordered Xiang Lang to manage the area. After Liu Bei entered Shu, he sent Meng Da to serve as the Taishou of Yidu, and after pacifying Hanzhong, he sent Meng Da to attack Shangyong and Fangling north, and sent Liu Feng to support from the middle of The Han Dynasty. In the end, Meng Da defected to Cao Wei due to discord with Liu Feng and other reasons.
Meng Da
Han Jia TaiShou: Huang Yuan
Huang Yuan's time in office is unknown, and the only record of him in the historical records is that After the defeat of Yiling, Huang Yuan launched a rebellion and was immediately put down. In addition, it is impossible to verify Huang Yuan's deeds and experiences, nor can it be known whether Han Jiajun appointed other Taishou during Liu Bei's period.
Juti Taishou: Deng Fang
Mu Mu Tai Shou: Fei Shi, Xiang Lang
Yue Yue Tai Shou: Ma Tan
Yizhou Taishou: Zheng Ang
The above counties were located in Nanzhong, and Liu Bei did not immediately set up Taishou in Nanzhong after entering Shu. Because Liu Zhang's jurisdiction over Nanzhong was very weak, Liu Bei also gradually strengthened his management of Nanzhong, first of all, he set up the post of governor of Nanzhong, with Deng Fang as the governor, who was in charge of the affairs of Nanzhong, and later appointed Taishou in several counties such as Zhu Ti, Mu Mu, Yue Yue, and Yizhou (later renamed Jianning), which were appointed by Deng Fang, Fei Shi, Ma Chen, Xiang Lang and others respectively. After Zhuge Liang went south to pacify the barbarians, he once again strengthened the management of Nanzhong, setting up the two counties of Yunnan and Xinggu, and the governor of Yu surrender was also retained.