List of the previous prefecture governors and governors of Yangzhou, county magistrates (prefects), place of birth

The Yangzhou Governor's Department, referred to as Yangzhou, is located in the southeastern part of China and has the largest area. It is governed by Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), and Liyang (now He County, Anhui), and at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, due to frequent wars, many changes in the capital. During the Three Kingdoms, it belonged to the Wei and Wu Kingdom, and Wei governed Hefei (now northwest of Hefei, Anhui), and Wu governed Jianye (now Nanjing, Jiangsu). The scope includes the southern part of Jiangsu Province, most of Anhui Province, Shanghai, Jiangxi Province, Zhejiang Province, and Fujian Province, which is equivalent to the scope of the Eastern Theater Command.

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====Administrative division, population====

Yangzhou Governor's Department (population 4.33 million)

1. Bazhi (188-about 190), unknown later.

2. Chen Wen (about 190-193), died of illness.

3. Zheng Tai (190), Yuan Shu was arrested, but he died of illness in the Tao before he arrived.

4. Chen Yi (190-193), Yuan Shu was arrested and died of illness.

5. Chen Yu (193), Chen Qiuzi, and Yuan Shu were later expelled by Yuan Shu.

6. Yuan Shu (193-199), led the governor of Yangzhou and died of illness.

7. Yuan Yi (193), established by Yuan Shao, was expelled by Yuan Shu.

8. Huiqu (195), Yuan Shu, attacked Zhang Ying, the general of Liu Yao.

9. Liu Yao (194-197), moved to Yangzhou Governor in 195, was defeated by Sun Ce, and later died of illness.

10. Yan Xiang (199-200), established by Cao Cao, was killed by Sun Ce's Lujiang Prefecture.

11. Liu Fu (200-208), Cao Cao, died of illness.

12. Wen Hui (208-220), entered the court as the minister. He defeated Sun Quan's attack many times.

13. Cao Xiu (222-228), the governor of Yangzhou, died of illness. In the 228th, Shiting was defeated by Wu general Lu Xun.

14. Wang Ling (228-about 238) was transferred to the governor of Yuzhou.

15. Sun Li (239-about 241), joined General Fubo, and moved to Shaofu. In the Battle of Shaopi in 241, he defeated Wu general Quan Cong.

16. Zhuge Dan (242-251), moved to General Zhendong.

17, Wen Qin (251-255), the soldiers rebelled and defected to the State of Wu.

18. Le Jin (255-257), Le Jinzi, was killed by Zhuge Dan.

19, Qian Hong (266-270), was transferred to the Governor of Liangzhou.

20. Zhou Jun [Zhou Jun] (about 270-279), a general of Jin, participated in the battle against Wu.

also:

1. Lu Fan (223-228), general of Wu, governor of Yangzhou, died of illness.

2. Zhuge Ke (253), the Grand Tutor of Wu, also led Jing and the governor of Yangzhou. He was killed by Sun Jun in October of the same year.

Jiujiang County is the capital of Yinling (now southwest of Zhouwei, Fengyang, Anhui Province, with a population of 430,000).

Leading 14 counties: Yinling, Xiquyang, Shouchun, Dangxu, Xiacai, Pinga, Yicheng, Zhongli, Chengde, Hefei, Junqiu, Quanjiao, Fuling, Liyang.

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Danyang County is the capital of Wanling (now Xuanzhou, Anhui Province, with a population of 630,000).

Leading 16 counties: Wanling, Wuhu, Chungu, Liyang, Danyang, Shicheng, Moling, Hushu, Jiangcheng, Jurong, Guzhen, Qian, Jingxian, Lingyang, Yixian, and Shexian.

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Wu County is the capital of Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu, with a population of 700,000).

Leading 13 counties: Wuxian, Louxian, Wuxi, Piling, Qu'a, Dantu, Yangxian, Wucheng, Youquan, Haiyan, Yuhang, Qiantang, and Fuchun.

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Kuaiji County is located in Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang, with a population of 480,000, and later divided into Jian'an County).

Leading 14 counties: Shanyin, Yuji, Shangyu, Yuyao, Juzhang, Zhengxian, Yinxian, Zhuji, Shanxian, Wushang, Damo, Zhang'an, Yongning, and Dongye.

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Lujiang County is the capital of Shu County (now Guiyuan West, Lujiang, Anhui Province, with a population of 430,000).

Leading 14 counties: Shu County, Linhu, Xiang'an, Juchao, Wan County, Xunyang, Longshu, Lu'an, Anfeng, Qian (to Rijia) County, Yulou, Yangquan, and Liao County.

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Yuzhang County is under Nanchang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, with a population of 1.66 million. Later, Sun Ce was divided into Luling and Poyang County)

Leading 21 counties: Nanchang, Yu Han, Poyang, Yun (安官网), Haihun, Liling, Chaisang, Pengze, Aixian, Jianchang, Jiancheng, Xingan, Yichun, Pingdu, Shiyang, Luling, Linru, Nancheng, Yudu, Ganxian, Nanye.

Today, Taiwan Island was called Yizhou at that time.

====The prefect list of county magistrates and prefects====

1, Jiujiang

(1) During the Guanghe period of Emperor Ling of Han (178 AD-184 AD)

1. Yangqiu (font Fangzheng)

(2) During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of Han (184 AD-188 AD)

1. Fu Qian (named Zishen)

(III) Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, Yonghan, during the Chuping period (189-193 AD)

1. Liu Miao 2. Bian Rang (named Wenli)

(IV) During the Xingping period of Emperor Xian of Han (194-195 AD)

1. Zhou Ang 2. Chen Ji

2, Danyang

(1) During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of Han (184 AD-188 AD)

1. Zhang Xun (named Ziyi) 2. Tong Hui (named Hanzong)

(2) Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, Yonghan, during the Chuping period (189-193 AD)

1. Zhou Xin 2. Wu Jing 3. Xu Kun

(III) During the Xingping period of Emperor Xian of Han (194-195 AD)

1. Wu Jing 2. Sun Yi 3. Sun Yu 4. Jiang Ji (named Zitong) 5. Wu Fan (named Ziwei)

—————The Prefect of Xindu: 1. He Qi (the courtesy name is Gongmiao) 2. Zhu Ran (the courtesy name is Feng)

Three, Lujiang

(1) During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of Han (184 AD-188 AD)

1. Yang Xu (named Xingzu) 2. Lu Kang (named Ji Ning)

(2) Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, Yonghan, during the Chuping period (189-193 AD)

1. Liu Xun (named Ziyi)

(III) During the Jian'an period of Emperor Xian of Han (195-220 AD)

1. Li Shu 2. Zhu Guang 3. Lu Meng (named Ziming) 4. Dong Chun (named Ji Yang)

4, Kuaiji

(1) During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of Han (184 AD-188 AD)

1. Tang Mao 2. Guo Di (element Yuanping)

(2) Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, Yonghan, during the Chuping period (189-193 AD)

1. Wang Lang (named Jingxing)

(III) During the Xingping period of Emperor Xian of Han (194-195 AD)

1.Sun Ce (named Bofu)

(IV) During the Jian'an period of Emperor Xian of Han (195-220 AD)

1.Sun Quan (named Zhongmou)

Five, Wujun

(1) During the Zhongping period of Emperor Ling of Han (184 AD-188 AD)

1. Fan □

(2) Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, Yonghan, during the Chuping period (189-193 AD)

1. Sheng Yun (named Xiaozhang) 2. Xu Gong

(III) During the Xingping period of Emperor Xian of Han (194-195 AD)

1. Zhu Zhi (named Junli)

Six, Yuzhang
To be continued...