In Qing Dynasty, the Governor's Office of Guangdong and Guangxi moved from Zhaoqing to Guangzhou. Why?

Through the change of the civil fort, some ethnic minorities in the south saw through the weakness of the Ming Dynasty and thought that what the Mongols could do should also be done by the Yao people. As a result, the indigenous people in the south rebelled.

When Xun and Wu Yao were in chaos, the company commanders Dong Hang and Wu Yi refused to accept it. Yu Qian invited Weng Xin and Chen to take charge of military affairs, but he flew away with his life. Guangdong and Guangxi have had governors from the beginning. When they flew to the town, the officials were convinced, and the Yao people were guided. Ming dynasty technology can only resist the floods in Wuzhou and Zhaoqing, and can only build merchant ships that are generally suitable for Xijiang! The technology of the Qing Dynasty can better resist the flood of the Pearl River and be more suitable for merchant ships in the Pearl River!

Dong Yi, the company commander of Guangxi, and Xing Wu, the company commander of Guangdong, passed the buck and failed to quell the chaos for a long time. Jingtai three years, the governor office originated in the Ming Dynasty. At first, it was set up because of something, but it was withdrawn after it was done. For example, fighting bandits and disaster relief were merged into Huguang, the area north of the Yangtze River, Dabie Mountain and Tongbai Mountain, which is now the area north of the Yangtze River in Hubei Province. Maybe one province can't handle or implicate several provinces, then send a minister from the central government to the governor to count several provinces. In A.D. 1452, Yu Qian, the minister of the Ministry of War, asked Weng Xinhe to replace two company commanders and recommended Prince Taibao as the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi.

A large number of Central Plains immigrants came to Lingnan along the Xiaoshui-Heshui ancient road traffic line and settled and multiplied in the middle reaches of Xijiang River. Governor-level officials will also be awarded titles in the central government, most of which are the titles of ministers of war, starting from the first level. Therefore, Governor Hu Guang and Governor Guangdong Guang are both first-class government officials, but they manage different areas. In the next few hundred years, the Han people who went south got along very well with the local Baiyue people. In Zhaoqing, Guangdong, Wuzhou, Guangxi and other places where the governors of Guangdong and Guangxi were basically stable in the Qianlong period, it was meaningless to ban military functions. It is convenient to move the capital to Guangzhou, which deals with government affairs and people's livelihood and is conducive to tax collection.