In the 21st year of Kaiyuan (733), Fuzhou, Quanzhou, Jianzhou, Tingzhou, Zhangzhou (now Fujian Province) and Chaozhou belonged to Jiangnan East Road.
In the tenth year of Tianbao (75 1), Chaozhou was classified as Lingnan Road.
In the third year of Xian Tong (862), Lingnan Road was divided into Lingnan East Road and Lingnan West Road. East Road rules Guangzhou and West Road rules Yongzhou. At the beginning, Guangdong and Guangxi were divided into east and west.
In the sixth year of Ganfu (879), the Huang Chao Uprising Army occupied Guangzhou, weakening the ruling power of the Tang Dynasty in Lingnan. After the demise of the Tang Dynasty, there were changes in five dynasties and ten countries.
Guangzhou governs Nanhai County (now Guangzhou), Nanhai County, Panyu County, Zengcheng County, Sihui County, Huaiji County, Huameng County, Huan 'an County, Baoan County, Qingyuan County, Mian County and Mianyang County.
Zhou Gang governs Xinhui (now Xinhui City) and three counties: Xinhui, Fengle and Yining.
In the fourth year of Wude, Xinhui County of Zhou Gang set up Xinhui County and Yining County of Nanhai County, and Jingang was named after the state.
Fengle county. In the thirteenth year of Zhenguan, the state was abolished and the province was sealed with peace and joy. Xinhui and Yining belong to Guangzhou. That year, after the new meeting, Yi Ning.
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Chaozhou governs Haiyang County (now Chaozhou City), Chaoyang County, Haiyang County and Chengxiang County.
Shaozhou governs Qujiangchuan (now north of Shaoguan City), Renhua County, Qujiang County, Lechang County, Shixing County, Mianchang County and wengyuan county.
Zhou Xun governs Guishan County (now Huizhou East) and six counties, namely Heyuan County, Guishan County, Xingning County, Haifeng County, Boluo County and Xiang Lei County.
Duanzhou governs Gaoyao County (now Gaoyao District of Zhaoqing City), Gaoyao County and Xing Ping County.
Xinzhou Zhijun City (now Xinxing County New Town, Yunfu City) has jurisdiction over Rousseau County, Xinchang County, Shandie County and Yongshun County.
Wude was founded in Xinzhou for four years (62 1).
In the first year of Tianbao (742), Xinzhou was abandoned, Xinxing County was established, and Xinchang and Shandie counties were removed.
In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), Xinchang County was changed to Xinzhou, Rousseau County was removed, and Xinxing County and Yongshun County were established.
Zhou En governs Qi 'an County (now north of enping city), Qi 'an County, Yangjiang County and Ling Du County?
Zhi Dezhong (757) changed Qi 'an County to Enping County.
Chunzhou governs Yangchun County (now yangchun city), Yangchun County and Luoshui County (the first year of Tianbao).
Qin Zhou has jurisdiction over Fuling County (now Pingdi Village, Jiaoming Village Committee, Wangshi Town, Yang Chun), Tongling County and Fuling County.
Longzhou governs Longshui County (now Tanbai Village, Taiping Town, luoding city) and Longshui County, Kaiyang County, Yongning County and Annan County.
Kangzhou governs Duan Xi County (now Deqing County), Duan Xi County, Lecheng County, Ansui County and Ducheng County.
Fengzhou governs Fengchuan County (now Fengchuan County), and governs Fengchuan County and Kaijian County.
Gaozhou Zhibao County (now Lu Yue Village, Mata Town, Dianbai County) has jurisdiction over Liangde County, Baoquan County and Dianbai County.
In the fifth year of Kaiyuan (7 17), Lianjiang County was renamed Baoquan County, and Gaozhou County was moved from Liangde County to Baoquan County.
In the first year of Tianbao (742), Gaozhou was abolished and renamed Gaoliang County, and the county was preserved.
In the second year of Zhide (756), Baoquan County was renamed Baoning County.
In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), Gaoliang County was renamed Gaozhou, which governed Baoning County.
In the 11th year of Dali (776), Gaozhou moved from Baoning County to Liangde County (now Changpo, Gaozhou), and Baoning County belonged to it.
Douzhou governs Xinyi County (now Longzhen Town, Xinyi Town), Huaide County, Xinyi County, Tan 'e County and Teliang County.
Debate Prefecture governs Shilong County (now Huazhou City, Guangdong Province), Shilong County, Lingluo County and Longhua County.
In the eighth year of Dali (773), Longhua County belonged to Zhou Shun.
Panzhou governs Maoming County (now Gaozhou City) and Maoming County, Nanba County and Panshui County.
Luozhou governs Shicheng County (now long hu cun, Hechun Town, Lianjiang City) and five counties, namely Shicheng County, Wuchuan County, Nanhe County, Zhao Yi County and Lingling County.
In the eighth year of Dali, he was transferred to Zhou Shun in the south.
Leizhou governs Haikang County (now Leizhou City), Haikang County, xuwen county County and Tieba County.
Yazhou governs Shecheng County (now Jiuzhou Village, Jiuzhou Town, qiongshan district City, Haikou City), and Shecheng County, Chengmai County, Wenchang County and Lingao County (without Liya County).
Danzhou governs Yilun County (now Jiuzhou Village, Sandu Town, Danzhou City) and five counties: Yilun County, Changhua County, Ganen County, Luo Fu County and Ji 'an County.
Zhou Zhen governs ningyuan county (now Shuinan Village, Yacheng Town, Sanya City), ningyuan county, Jingde County, Linchuan County and ji yang County.
Lingshui County (now Lingshui Li Autonomous County) in Wan 'an District governs wanan county, Fuyun County, Liao Bo County and Lingshui County.
In the first year of Ganfeng in Qiongzhou (AD 666), except for the county, Qiongzhou, Qiongshan County, Zengkou County, Rongqiong County and County were captured by the Li nationality, and Lin Ji County belonged to Yazhou. In the first year of Kaiyuan (7 13), it was changed to Lingao County.
Baizhou governs Bobai County (now Bobai County) and leads 5 counties. It governs Bobai County, Longhao County, Nanchang County, Jianning County and Zhou Luo County.
In the eighth year of Dali (AD 773), Longhao County was separated from Baizhou and transferred to Zhou Shun.
Longchi County of Shaanxi Province (now longtan town of Bobai County) has jurisdiction over Longchi County and pengshan county.
Lianzhou has jurisdiction over Hepu County (now Jiuzhou Village, Quanshui Town, Pubei County), Hepu County, Fengshan County, Cailong County and Dalian County.
Qinzhou governs Nanbin County (now Nanbin Village, Jiuzhou Town, Lingshan), Nanbin County, Qinjiang County, Zunhua County, Neiting County and Anjing County.
Luzhou has jurisdiction over Niaolei County (now Leo Village, Rhinoceros Foot Township, Qinzhou City), and has jurisdiction over Niaolei County, Anhai County and Yushan County.
Lingui County (now Guilin) under the jurisdiction of Guizhou has jurisdiction over Lingui County, xing an, lingchuan county, Yangshuo County, Yongfu County, Lipu County, Yongfeng County, Jianling County, Chunhua County, Linyuan County and Guxian County, 1 1.
In the second year of Zhide (AD 757), the jurisdiction of Li Ding County was restored.
In the third year of Dali (768), Linyuan County was changed to Quan Yi County.
In Yong Zhenyuan (805), Chunhua County was changed to Hua Mu County.
In the first year of Changqing (82 1), Jianling County was changed to Xiuren County.
In the third year of Changqing (823), Yongfeng County was changed to Fengshui County.
Analysis of Gan Ning's Second Year (895).
Lishan County in Mengzhou (now mengshan county) governs Lishan County, Dongfang County and Zhengyi County.
Zhaozhou has jurisdiction over Pingle County (now Pingle County), Pingle County, yong ping County and Gongcheng County.
Longping County (now Zhaoping County) of Fuzhou governs Longping County, Qin Si County and Kaijiang County.
Wuzhou governs Cangwu County (now Wuzhou City), Cangwu County, Rongcheng County and Yuling County.
In the fourth year of Guanghua (90 1), Rongcheng and Yuling counties were separated and placed in Guizhou.
Hezhou governs He Lin County (now Hejie Town, Hezhou City), He Lin County, Guiling County, Dangshan County, fuchuan county County, Fengcheng County and Fengyang County.
Fujitsu governs Kanjin County (now tengxian) and 4 counties. Jurisdiction over Ning Feng County, Ganyi County, Anchang County and Kanjin County.
Yizhou governs Longcheng County (now Cenxi City) and three counties, namely Longcheng County, Anyi County, Liancheng County and Yicheng County.
In Dezhong (757), Anyi was changed to Yongye, and Longcheng was Lingxi.
In the second year of Gan Yuan (759), Yicheng County was merged into Cenxi County.
Rongzhou governs Beiliu County (now Beiliu City) and six counties, namely Beiliu County, Wei Long County, Puning County, Tanchang County, Xindao County and Lingcheng County.
In the third year of Jianzhong (AD 782), Tanchang County was changed to Liyuzhou, which governed Luchuan County and was originally Liyuzhou.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Tanchang County was abandoned.
E Shi County of Yuzhou City (now southeast of Beiliu City) governs five counties: E Shi County, Luobian County, Fulai County, Luobian County and Wenshui County.
In the third year of Jianzhong (AD 782), Dangchang County, which was originally under the jurisdiction of Li Rongfu, was added, and Luchuan County was divided into Li Rongfu.
In the eighth year of Dali (AD 773), Wenshui County was changed to Li Shunfu.
In the fifth year of Song Kaibao (972), Zhou Shun, Yuzhou and Luobian were abolished as Luchuan County.
Prison state governs Nanliu County (now Yuzhou District of Yulin City), and governs Nanliu County, Dingchuan County and Dangchuan County.
Dangzhou governs Shanlao County (now Dangzhou Village, Liquor-selling Town, Xingye County), Shanlao County, Shanwen County, Fuan County and Ningren County.
Qin Ping County (now 50 miles north of Yulin City) governs Anren County, Huaiyi County, Fuyang County and Gufu County.
In the second year of Jianzhong (78 1 year), Qin Ping was abolished and joined the Party.
Yulin Prefecture governs Shinan County (now Putang Town, Xingye County), Shinan County, Xingye County, Yuping County, Tan Li County and Xingde County.
Yulin County, Guizhou Province (now Guigang City) governs Yulin County, Huaize County, Maling County and Chaoshui County.
Xiuzhou governs Chang Lin County (now South Radish Township, Guiping), Chang Lin County, Alin County and Shura County.
Duke Zhou governs Nanping County (now Pingnan Town, Pingnan County), Pingnan County, Wulin County, Suijian County, Datong County and Yangjian County.
Zhou Xun has jurisdiction over Guiping County (now Dawoping, Xishan, Guiping City), Guiping County, Dabin County and Huanghua County.
Xiangzhou governs Wuhua (now Xiangzhou County), Yangshou County, Wuxian County, Wude County, Wuhua County and Changfeng County.
Liuzhou governs Ma Ping County (now the south bank of Liu Jiangdong, Liuzhou City) and five counties, namely Ma County, Xiang County, Longcheng County, Luo Feng County and Luo Rong County.
In the 13th year of Yuanhe (8 18), Luo Feng County was renamed as Luocao County.
Rongzhou governs Rongshui County (now North Wuyang, Rongshui Miao Autonomous County), Rongshui County and Wuyang County.
Zhengping County (now near Xilutun and Dukou in Huanjiang County) governs 8 counties: Fuling County, Zhengping County, Long Yuan City, Raomian County, Sien County, Wuming County, Geliang County and Mengdu County.
Zhilongshui County (now Yizhou City) of Yizhou City governs four counties: Longshui County, Dongxi County, Yashan County and tianhe county City.
During the reign of Ganxi (666-668 AD), Yuezhou was renamed Yizhou.
Zhicheng County (now Banxiantun, Ningjiang Township, Xincheng County) governs Xincheng County, fuchuan county County, Pingxi County, Leguang County, Le Yan County, Yunyun County and Si Long County.
Chengzhou governs Shanglin County (now Gucheng Village, Chengtai Township, Shanglin County), Shanglin County, Wuyi County, Zhizhi County and Heshui County.
Yanzhou governs Laibin County (now the old Laibin in the southeast of Laibin City), Laibin County, Xunde County and Guihua County.
Fang Ling County, Pennsylvania (now Gucheng Village, LULU Town, Binyang City) governs Fang Ling County, Langya County and Ancheng County.
Ningpu County (now Hengzhou Town, Hengxian County) governs Ningpu County, ling shan County, Feng Chun County and Leshan County.
Chunzhou has jurisdiction over Yongding County (now north of Luancheng Town, Heng County), Yongding County, Wuluo County and Zhu Ling County.
Yong Zhenyuan (805) changed Luanzhou again.
Yongzhou governs Xuanhua County (now Nanning), Xuanhua County, Lanning County, Ruhe County, Wuyuan County, Si Long County, Jinxing County and Fengling County.
Tianzhou governs Hengshan County (now Xiangzhou Village, Xiangzhou Township, Tiandong County) and five counties, namely Huixian County, Dujiu County, Hengshan County, Tathagata County and Wulong County.
In the 21st year of Zhenyuan (AD 805), Tianzhou was abolished. Later, Tianzhou reverted to Jimizhou.
Longzhou governs Wuqin County (now Xinning Town, Fusui County) and seven counties, namely Wu Le, Wuli, Luolong, Funan, Longlai, Wuguan and Wujiang.
Lingzhou governs Lingjiang County (now Anxiang in Shangsi County is called Nadang Village), and governs Lingjiang County, Boling County, Gushan County and Hongyuan County.
Waste at the end of Tang Dynasty. The Song Dynasty changed to Wuli County.
Lexian County, Yanzhou City (now Zimu Town, Guigang City) has jurisdiction over four counties: Anle County, Enfeng County, Gaocheng County and Shiyan County.
Guzhou County governs Lexian County, Gushu County and Lexing County.
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Sitangfu governs Wulang County (now Ma Lian and Guoan in the northwest of pingnan county), and governs Wulang County and Sixian County.
In the 24th year of Kaiyuan (736), Sitang County was changed to Jimi County. In the first year of Jianzhong (780), Sitangzhou was changed to Zhengzhou.
Tang Zhou has jurisdiction over Tangquan County (now southeast of Liangshan, Liangshan Prefecture), Tangquan County, Lushui County and Luoshao County.
Wu 'e County (now Vietnam's North and South Pacific Province) governs Wu 'e County, Wuyuan County, Wuyi County, Wuyi County, Wulao County, Liangshan County and Ruma County.
Wu 'an Prefecture governs Wu 'an County (now Haiphong, Vietnam), Wu 'an County and Linjiang County.
Changzhou governs Christophe Wen County (Rongshi, Yijing Province), Christophe Wen County, Cai Tong County, Changshan County and its Chang County.
Fengzhou governs Xinchang County (now southeast of Vietnam's Fushou Province), and governs Jianing County, Chenghua County and Xinchang County.
Fu Lu Fu Gong Anyuan County (now the northwest of Qinghua City, Vietnam ...) governs Anyuan County, Tang Lin County and Fu Lu County.
Songping County (now Hanoi, Vietnam) under the jurisdiction of Jiaozhou has eight counties: Songping County, Taiping County, Jiaozhi County, Zhuyuan County, Long Bian County, Pingdao County, Wuping County and Nanding County.
Jiuzhen County (now Qinghua, Vietnam) governs Jiuzhen County, Anshun County, Chongping County, Rinan County, Ubian County and Jun 'an County.
Jiuzhe County under the jurisdiction of Zhangzhou (now Yee An Rong City, Vietnam) has jurisdiction over four counties: Jiude, Puyang, Shang Yue and Hu Aixiang.
The first year of Annan Baodu was called Annan Baodu, and the second year of Germany was called Zhennan Baodu. Dali three years, renamed Annan. Bao Liyuan moved to Songping in.