What governments were there in Zhili in Qing Dynasty?

Shuntianfu, Baoding, Yongping, Hejian, Tianjin, Zhengding, Shunde, Guangping, Daming, Xuanhua, Chengde, Zunhua, Yizhou, Jizhou, Zhaozhou, Shenzhou and Dingzhou.

1, Shuntianfu

Shuntianfu is an organizational system established by the Ming and Qing governments in the capital (now Beijing). Qian Gu, the name of the capital city, was in charge of welcoming the spring, entering the spring, paying homage to the god of the ancestors, farming and hunting in Fengtianzi, invigilating the provinces and supplying examination equipment. The first year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1403). Ten years is rank, such as abundance. There are one prefect, one magistrate, one governor, six judges, one judge, one Confucian professor, one supervisor, and officials responsible for calendar calculation, polishing and proofreading. It has jurisdiction over Wanping and Daxing counties.

In the first year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1644), the number of officials was roughly as clear as that in Ming Dynasty. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), a minister in charge of government affairs was added. Since the Ming Dynasty, Wanping and Daxing counties have been under its jurisdiction. In the 15th year of Kangxi (1676), it was included in Changping and other counties 19. Eight years of Qianlong (1743) was designated as twenty-four counties.

2. Baoding area

Baoding House was founded in Song Chunhua for three years (AD 992). Li Ji announced the deployment of Baozhou, built a city, deepened foreign cities, repaired camps, dredged an acre of Chunjiang River, and built ships to transport grain. Baozhou began in Chengdu. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, it became an important town guarding the capital. In the Qing Dynasty, Baoding Prefecture was the residence of Zhili Governor.

3. Yongping building

A prefecture-level administrative division in the Ming and Qing Dynasties now includes most of Qinhuangdao, most of Tangshan and southwest Liaoning, and was called Yongping House in the Ming Dynasty. Shang and Zhou Dynasties was an isolated bamboo country, which was renamed many times later, including Feiru, Feizi, Pingzhou, Yongping Road and Lulong.

4. Tianjin area

The government established in the Qing Dynasty. In the ninth year of Yongzheng (173 1), Zhili prefecture in Tianjin was upgraded to Tianjin prefecture, and it was abolished in 19 13.

5. Shunde

Shunde House, formerly known as Xingtai City in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, was called Xingzhou in Sui, Tang, Song and Jin Dynasties. In the Yuan Dynasty (1262), Kublai Khan specially chose the Book of Changes and Kun Gua. The meaning of "Hou Kun is rich in goods, and Germany has no borders" was promoted to the name of Shunde Prefecture, which belongs to Zhongshu Province. It was promoted to Shunde Road in the second year of Yuan Dynasty, and Shunde House was restored in the Ming Dynasty, which was under the jurisdiction of Zhili Province.

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