The governor of Jingzhou, abbreviated as Jingzhou, is located in southern China. It was first governed by Hanshou (now Changde, Hunan). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Biao moved to Xiangyang (now Xiangyang, Hubei). The three countries belonged to Wei and Wu. Among them, Jingzhou of Wu was governed by Jiangling (now Jiangling, Hubei). The scope includes the southern part of Henan Province, Hubei Province, and Hunan Province.

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

Jingzhou Governor's Department (population 6.28 million)

1. Xu Xu (about 180-184), was dismissed from office.

2. Wang Min (about 184-186), attacked the rebel Zhao Ci in Jiangxia, and was granted the title of marquis for his merits.

3. Wang Rui (about 186-190.3), committed suicide.

4. Liu Biao (190.3-208.8), moved to the governor of Jingzhou in October 192, and died of illness.

5. Liu Cong (208.8), Liu Biao's youngest son, succeeded to the governor of Jingzhou, surrendered to Cao Cao and was transferred to the governor of Qingzhou.

6. Li Li (208), Cao Cao, unknown after the Battle of Chibi.

7, Xiahou Shang (222-225), died of illness.

8. Pei Qian (225-226), promoted to Shangshu.

9. Wuqiu Jian (Japan 232-235), was transferred to the governor of Youzhou.

10. Hu Zhi (235-242), General Jia Zhenwei, was promoted to General Zhengdong, was appointed as the general of the military commander Qing, and Xu Zhu.

11. Sun Li (about 242), moved to the governor of Jizhou.

12. Xiahou Wei (about 245-248), Xiahou Yuanzi, was promoted to the governor of Yanzhou.

13. Li Sheng (249), who had not taken office, was killed by Sima Yi.

14. Wang Ji (251-255), was promoted to General Zhennan and Governor of Yuzhou.

15, Lu Zhi (255-258), promoted to the Grand Secretary of Shang.

16, Guo Tong (about 260), Guo Huaizi.

17. Yang Zhao (about 265-272), Yang Jizi, General Zhechong of Jin, was dismissed as a commoner after the Battle of Xiling.

18, Wang Rong (276-278), was promoted to the governor of Yuzhou.

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1. Liu Qi (208-209), Liu Biao's eldest son, was established by Liu Bei and later died of illness.

2. Liu Bei (210-219), in 214, he was appointed as the governor of Yizhou and later returned to Wu.

3. Sun Quan (219-222), the governor of Jingzhou, was called King of Wu.

4. Lu Xun (222-244), the governor of Jingzhou, was promoted to Prime Minister.

5. 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.

6. Sun Feng (258), who was the prime minister and the governor of Jingzhou, was killed two months later.

7, Lu Kai (264-269), the governor of Jingzhou, died of illness.

8. Lu Kang (273-274), the governor of Jingzhou, died of illness.

9, Tao Jun (279-280), General Zhennan, entered Jin.

Nanyang County is the main county of Yuan County (now Nanyang, Henan Province, with a population of 2.43 million).

Leading 36 counties: Yuan County, Xi'e, Bowang, Duyang, Zhi County, Ye County, Qing County, Luyang, Liguo, Xi County, Danshui, Nanxiang, Shunyang, Wudang, Guanjun, Zheng County, Yin County, Zhuyang, Shandu, Deng County, Caiyang, Zhangling, Xiang Township, Huyang, Chaoyang, Xinye, Anzhong, Rang County, Nieyang, Jiyang, Yuyang, Wuyin, Biyang, Pingshi, Fuyang, Sui County.

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The capital of Jiangxia County is Xiling (now the west bank of Xinzhou City River in Hubei Province, with a population of 260,000).

14 counties are led: Xiling, Zhu County, E County, Qichun, Xiazhi, Shaxian, Anlu, Nanxin City, Yundu, Jingling, Xiyang, Ruan (return to the country, county (return to the king) county, Pingchun.

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Nanjun is the capital of Jiangling (now Jiangling, Hubei, with a population of 740,000).

17 counties: Jiangling, Huarong, Zhouling, Zhijiang, Yidao, Yiling, Dangyang, Zhengguo, Yicheng, Que (go to add Ji) Kingdom, Zhonglu, Xiangyang, Linju, Zigui, Wuxian, Qishan. [Note] Nanjun was occupied by the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bei changed Baidi City to Yong'an County.

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Changsha County is the capital of Linxiang (now Changsha, Hunan, with a population of 1.05 million).

Leading 12 counties: Linxiang, southern Xiang, Yiyang, Luoxian, Xiajun, Liandao, Zhaoling, Liling, Ancheng, Chaling, Youxian, and Rongling.

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Wuling County is the capital of Linyuan (now Changde, Hunan, with a population of 250,000).

Leading 12 counties: Linyuan, Yuannan, Hanshou, Zuotang, Chanling, Lingyang, Chongxian, Youyang, Qianling, Yuanling, Chenyang, and Wencheng.

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Lingling County is the capital of Quanling (now Yongzhou, Hunan, with a population of 1 million).

Leading 13 counties: Quanling, Yingpu, Yingdao, Lingdao, Chong'an, Xiangxiang, Zhaoyang, Yanyang, Fuyi, Duliang, Taoyang, Lingling, Shi'an.

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Guiyang County is the capital of Chen County (now Chenzhou, Hunan, with a population of 550,000).

Leading 11 counties: Chen County, Hanning, Bing County, Leiyang, Yinshan, Linwu, Nanping, Guiyang, Qujiang, Zhenyang, Hanyang.

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

1, Nanyang

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

1. Liu Yan (named Junlang) 2. Yang Biao (named Wenxian)

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

1. Chu Gong 2. Qin Jie (the character is the first to start) 3. Yang Xu (the character is the first to start) 4. Guan Xu 5. Gongsun Du

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

1. Zhang Ziyi (Zi Ziyi)

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

1. Yuan Shu (Master Highway)

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

1. Empress Yang (named Jicai)

—————Prefect Zhangling: 1. Huang She 2. Kuai Yue 3. Zhao Yan (named Boran)

Nanxiang Prefect: 1. Guo Mu

Second, Nanjun

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

1. Guo Yong

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

1. Zhou Yu (named Gongjin) 2. Cheng Pu (named Demou) 3. Zhang Fei (named Yide) 4. Mi Fang 5. Lu Meng (named Ziming)

———————— Prefect of Xiangyang: 1. Guan Yu (named Yunchang)

Xuandu Prefect: 1. Zhang Fei (named Yide) 2. Meng Da

The Prefect of Xincheng: 1. Meng Da

Three, Jiangxia

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

1. Han Shuo (named Shuru)

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

1. Liu Xiang

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

1. Huang Zu 2. Liu Qi 3. Cheng Pu (named Demou) 4. Wen Pin (named Zhongye)

Four, Lingling

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

1. Zhang Xian

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

1. Zhang Xian

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

1. Zhang Xian
To be continued...