Junwang generally refers to the famous clans in a certain region or range in ancient times, and also refers to the surname clans represented by a certain region. Today I will summarize the 23 counties and the corresponding surnames!
Liaoxi County: Xiang, Bamboo, Oblique, Duan. Warring States Yanzhi Commandery (燕置郡), the seat of government was in Yangle (present-day western YiXian County, Liaoning Province). The Three Kingdoms of Wei moved to the southeast of present-day Lulong County, Hebei, along with Yangle County. In the Sixteen Kingdoms, former Yan moved to Zhicheng (present-day southwest of Qian'an County, Hebei Province), and Later Yan moved to Rule Feiru County (northeast of present-day Qian'an County). Northern Qi was abolished. The area east of present-day Leting in Hebei Province and west of the Daling River in Liaoning Province.
Hongnong County: Yang, Feng, Mu, Diao, Liu, Tan, Tan. Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty set up a county with his seat in Hongnong County (弘農县; northeast of present-day Lingbao City, Henan Province). From the Eastern Han Dynasty to the North, it was renamed Hengnong County. The Sixteen Kingdoms of Fu Qin moved to rule Shaanxi County (present-day Henan). Sui waste. The area around present-day Lingbao County, Henan Province, east of Zaoshui in Shaanxi Province, and south of Mount Hua.
Xiping County: Pond. Later, The Han Dynasty divided Jincheng County into Xiping County, and the seat of government was in Xiping County. The Southern Dynasty Liang was abolished. Sui changed the state to a county, and Tang Tianbaochu was also called Xiping County. Ming changed to Xiningwei. In the area of present-day Xining City, Gansu Province.
Xihe County: Lin, Bu, Mao, Chi, Fold, Gu, Liang, Song, Zhuo, Xiang, Xiangli, Luan, Zai, Tong, Kui, Jin, Lin. Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty set up a county, and the seat of government was pingding county (present-day Dongsheng County, Inner Mongolia). The Eastern Han Dynasty moved to Lishi County (present-day Shanxi). The Three Kingdoms of Wei moved Zhizi County (present-day Fenyang County, Shanxi Province) and later returned to Lishi County. The Western Jin Dynasty was changed to the Western River State, and the Sui Dynasty was abolished. In present-day Linfen, Shanxi, along the Yellow River between the two provinces of Western and Shaanxi.
Baekje Kingdom: Fuku. In ancient times, it was called Dongyi, and Dongyi had 54 kingdoms of Sanhan, including Baekje. Jinzhi County. Southwest of present-day Korea.
Kanzu-gun: Dou. The Western Han Dynasty was placed in the southeast of present-day Wuyi County, Hebei. The Northern Wei Dynasty changed its name to Guanjin County. Northern Qi was abolished. The area southeast of present-day Wuyi County, Hebei Province.
Yanling County: Wu. Spring and Autumn belonged to Wu, Han Dynasty Li County. The Western Jin Dynasty was located in Yanling Town, southwest of present-day Danyang County, Jiangsu Province. Sui moved to Jingkou (present-day Zhenjiang, Jiangsu). Post-scrap.
Rencheng County: Wulu, Wei. Northern Wei County, with its seat of government in Rencheng County (任城县; present-day southern Jining, Shandong Province). Northern Qi was changed to Gaoping County.
Huayang County: Hong. During the Southern Dynasty, the Song Dynasty ruled Huayang County (present-day mian county west of Shaanxi Province). Sui waste. South of present-day Qinling in Shaanxi Province, around Sichuan.
Huayin County: Yan, Guo, Neng, Lin. The Western Han Dynasty was renamed Ning qinyi, and the Northern Wei dynasty moved to rule the present-day Dali County, which was later restored to the old rule. Southwest of present-day Huayin County, Shaanxi Province.
Huiji County: Xia, Zhuang, Zhong Li, He, Luo, Kang, Yu, Xie, Kan. Qin Shi Huang set up a county, and the seat of government was Wu County (present-day Suzhou, Jiangsu Province), and han was changed to Wu County. The area around present-day southeastern Jiangsu Province and western Zhejiang Province.
Qi County: Cha, Tan, Yan, Qin, Taishi, Ji, Dongguo, Ning, Jiagu, Wei, Yuwen, He, Luo, Humu, Nanguo, Duan, Luqiu, Yi, Qin, Gaotang, Yu, Liangqiu, Fu, Zi, Yongmen. One of the thirty-six counties of the Qin Dynasty. In the Western Han Dynasty, Linzi County was changed to Linzi County, and the seat of government was linzi County, which was soon changed to a state, and later restored to a county. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was changed to a state. Sixteen kingdoms were restored as counties. Sui waste. The area northeast of present-day Linzi City, Shandong Province.
Jiangxia County: Huang, Li, Fei. (1) Emperor Han Gao set up a county. The Ming and Qing dynasties were Wuchang Province. The seat of government was Shangchangcheng (上昶城; southwest of present-day Anlu City, Hubei Province). The Western Jin Dynasty moved to Zhi'an Lu County (present-day Yunmeng County, Hubei Province). The Southern Song Dynasty was abolished. (2) Southern Dynasty Song County, ruled by Xiakou (xiakou( present-day Wuchang, Wuhan, Hubei Province), was abolished in the early Sui Dynasty. In the area of present-day West Xinzhou County, Wuhan, Hubei Province.
Jiangling: Xiong, Rong, Ru, Mo, Chu. Qin Prefecture (秦置县), the capital of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, was in present-day Jiangling County, Hubei Province.
Gangdo-gun: Come. It was established during the Southern Qi period. The Sui Dynasty reorganized Yangzhou into a county, and its seat of government was in Jiangyang County (present-day Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province). Tang waste.
Ruyang County: 颛孙. The Eastern Jin Dynasty was located in Ruyang County (汝阳县, in present-day northwestern Shangshui County, Henan Province). Northern Qi was abolished. Runan: Zhou, Yuan, Mei, Lan, Wu, Yang, Wei, Qi, Xu, Mai, Xuanyuan, Yan, Ying, Sha, Chen, Shao (Zhao), Chang, He, Nan, Xian, Xuan, Suo, Yin, Sheng, Shang, Gai, Man, Cai, Zhai, Heng, Ju, Elk, Liao. Emperor Gao of the Western Han Dynasty set up a county in Shangcai County (上蔡县; southwest of present-day Shangcai County, Henan Province). The Eastern Han Dynasty moved to Pingyu (present-day pingyu county north of Henan Province). Since then, the administrative office has been repeatedly moved. Dong Commandery (東郡) moved to hang the city of Hanghe (present-day Runan County, Henan Province). Sui waste. Sui and Tang Dynasty Runan County was Cai Prefecture (蔡州, formerly known as Yu Prefecture). Present-day Shangcai County, south-central Henan Province, and the area north of the Huai River in Anhui Province.
Ji County: Uncle Tai, Beigong, Zhang, Shang, Wen. Hanzhi County (汉置县; pinyin: Hanzhi County, Inc. Dīng), a county in the Western Jin Dynasty, was located in Ji County (汲县; southwest of present-day Weihui City, Henan). Post-scrap. Northern Wei restoration. Sui waste. Sui Tang County is also known as Wei Prefecture. Present-day Ji County, Henan Province.
Anding County: Hu, Deng, Xi, Liang, Cheng, Wu, Zhang, Gao, Meng, Lu. Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty set up a county and ruled in Gaoping County (present-day Guyuan City, Ningxia). The Eastern Han Dynasty moved to Linjing County (southeast of present-day Zhenyuan County, Gansu Province). The Western Jin Dynasty moved to Zhi'an Ding County (present-day jingchuan county north of Gansu Province). Sui waste. Present-day Pingliang Guyuan, Jingchuan and western Ningxia in Gansu Province.
Anju County: Chin. Southern Dynasty Liangzhi County, the seat of government is Songshou County. Sui changed its name to Qinzhou. Northeast of present-day Qinzhou County, Guangxi. Anlu County: Zheng, Hao, Slipper. In the Southern Dynasty, Song County, the seat of government was In Anlu County. Sui waste. Present-day Anlu City, Hubei Province. Xingyuan County: Tang Shi. The Han River basin west of Tugu County, Shaanxi Province.
Qu'a: Qin Shi Huang Li County, Tang Changed Danyang County. In the area of present-day Danyang County, Jiangsu Province. Shouchun: Zheng. Qinzhi County, the seat of government is southwest of present-day Shou County, Anhui.
ShouChang: Season. The Western Jin Dynasty changed its name to Xinchang County, and its seat of government was southwest of present-day Jiande County, Zhejiang Province. Sui and Tang were repeatedly abolished. DuLing: Feng. The Western Han Dynasty changed its name to Du County, and its seat of government was northeast of present-day Chang'an County, Shaanxi, and the Three Kingdoms Wei changed its name to Du County. Fufeng County: Wan, Ma, Jing, Rong, Rui, Su, Song, Fa, Ban, Geng, Sui, Hui, Lu, Lu, Dou, Qiang. Qin Shi Huang set up Neishi Commandery (内史郡), han changed the right Fufeng, and the Three Kingdoms Wei changed the county to the right Fufeng, and the seat of government was Huaili County (槐里郡, southeast of present-day Xingping City, Shaanxi Province). The Western Jin Dynasty was renamed Fufeng Guo and moved to Chiyang County (northwest of present-day Jingyang County, Shaanxi Province). The Sixteen Kingdoms were restored to counties. Sui waste.
Ye County: Yue. Tang changed wei county to an administrative seat in Anyang County (安阳县, in modern Anyang, Henan). Later, it was relocated to Xiangzhou. Wuyang County: Sui Dynasty County. Tang changed weizhou. North of Daming County, Hebei Province.
Wuwei County: Liao, An, Shi, Yin, Zhang, Meng, Duan, Jia, Suo. Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty set up a county with the seat of government in Wuwei County (present-day northeast of Minqin, Gansu Province). The Eastern Han Dynasty moved to Guzang (present-day Wuwei). Sui Tang Wuwei County is Liangzhou. The area west of the Yellow River and east of Wuwei in present-day Gansu Province.
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