When did China call Taiwan Province Province Taiwan Province Province?

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Taiwan Province Province was called "Island Yi"; The Qin dynasty called it Yingzhou; The Three Kingdoms period was called Yizhou. Sui Dynasty and Tang Dynasty were called "begging"; In Song Dynasty, it was called "begging in the stream" or "begging in the ground". In Yuan Dynasty, it was called "Liuqiu" or "Juqiu"; During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, it was called "Little Ryukyu".

After the mid-Ming Dynasty, there were many names for Taiwan Province Province, such as "Jilong Mountain" (referring to the northern part of Taiwan Province Province), "Beigang" (collectively referred to as the west coast of Taiwan Province), "official" and "Taiwan", while Taiwan Province Province was called "Dong Fan" in the official document of the Ming Dynasty from 65438 to 0558. Zheng Chenggong changed its name to "East Capital", and later Zheng Jing changed its name to "Dongning". The Qing Dynasty changed its name to "Taiwan Province Province" and established the Taiwanese government, which was subordinate to Fujian Province. This is the official name of Taiwan Province Province.

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Ryukyu Township was originally named Shamaji. According to historical records, Taiwan Province Province and Ryukyu Islands were collectively called Ryukyu or Ryukyu in the Yuan Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Ryukyu Islands was renamed as Big Ryukyu and Taiwan Province Province as Little Ryukyu. In the early Ming dynasty, he was a Taiwan official and a big shot. In the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the Netherlands set up a city behind Taiwan Province, making it a place to worship Taiwan. The beach was surrounded by water and called the bay, so it was called Taiwan Province Province. People changed the original name of Little Ryukyu to Shamaji in the south of Taiwan Province Province.

Taiwan Province Province (Chinese pinyin: Táiwān) is a social name originated from Taiwan Bay, a minority-inhabited area in southern Taiwan Province Province, which means coastal land. Fujian immigrants from Taiwan Province Province were exploited, and the name was translated into "official" and "Taiwan Province official" in Minnan dialect, and later named "Taiwan Province Province".

The word "Taiwan Province Province" was officially used in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, but until the Ming Dynasty, "Taiwan Province Province" referred to Tainan, Taiwan Province Province. It was not until the Qing government officially named the whole island as "Taiwan Province Province" and set up a "Taiwanese government" under Fujian Province, which was the only "government" in Taiwan Province Province during the Guangxu period, and Taiwan Province Province was set as 1885. The abbreviation of Taiwan Province Province takes the provincial initials "Taiwan Province".