Which prefecture was governed by the provincial capital of Zhejiang Province during the Ming Dynasty?

Administrative division of the Ming Dynasty--Zhejiang Chief Secretary

Zhejiang Chief Secretary: In the Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to the Zhongshu Province of Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

In the fourth year of Longfeng (1358), Jiande Road was renamed Jian'an Prefecture, and the name was changed to Jiande Prefecture;

At the end of the same year (1359), Wuzhou Road was renamed Ningyue Prefecture, and it was juxtaposed Zhongshu was divided into provinces, governing Ningyue Prefecture, and jurisdiction over Ningyue Prefecture and Jiande Prefecture;

In the fifth year (1359), Quzhou Road and Chuzhou Road were renamed Longyou Prefecture and Annan Prefecture respectively. Annan Prefecture was renamed Chuzhou Prefecture;

In the sixth year (1360), Ningyue Prefecture was renamed Jinhua Prefecture;

In the eighth year (1362), Jiande Prefecture was renamed Yanzhou Prefecture;

In the ninth year (1363), Zhongshu was divided into provinces and moved to Yanzhou Prefecture;

In the twelfth year (1366), Huzhou Road and Jiaxing Road were separated and replaced by Huzhou Prefecture and Jiaxing Prefecture, which were directly under Zhongshu Province; Annan Prefecture and Longyou Prefecture were renamed Chuzhou Prefecture and Quzhou Prefecture respectively;

At the end of the same year (1367), Hangzhou Road was renamed Hangzhou Prefecture, and Zhongshu was divided into provinces. Zhejiang Xingzhongshu Province moved to Hangzhou Prefecture; in the same year, Shaoxing Road was changed to Shaoxing Prefecture;

At the end of the first year of Wu Yuan (1368), Qingyuan Road was changed to Mingzhou Prefecture;

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In the ninth year (1376), Zhejiang Province was renamed Zhejiang Provincial Government Envoy Department;

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In the fourteenth year (1381), Mingzhou Prefecture was renamed Ningbo Prefecture; Huzhou Prefecture and Jiaxing Prefecture came to belong to it.

Hangzhou Prefecture: Yuan is Hangzhou Road. At the end of the twelfth year of Longfeng's reign (1367), Hangzhou Prefecture was reorganized into a provincial capital.

Qiantang County: Yiguo [west of the city]. In the first year of Hongwu (1368), he moved to govern four miles southeast of the river.

Renhe County: Yiguo [east of the city].

Haining County: Yuan was Haining Prefecture [Wu Yiguo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Haining County and still belonged to Hangzhou Prefecture. In the northeast, there was the Patrol Division of Xia Shi Town, and later it was moved to the southeast of the county to Shidun Town Patrol Division; in the west of the county, there was the Patrol Division of Chenqiao stationed in the north of Chenqiao, which later moved to Zheshan County, and then to the southwest of the county. On Tangshan Mountain, it is still called the Patrol Division of Zheshan Town.

Fuyang County: There was Dongzi Patrol Division in the southwest, which was later abolished.

Yuhang County: There was Shise Patrol Division in the north and west, which was later abolished.

Lin'an County: In the early years of Hongwu, he moved from Xishu Town to the northwest of the county to rule the Yijin Army.

Yuqian County:

Xincheng County:

Changhua County: Xiyoushouziling Patrol Division, later moved to Zhuliu Village in the west of the county, and then moved to the county Xizhan Village was moved to Yangjiatang in the southwest of the county and is still famous as the Patrol Division of Ziling Mountain.

Yanzhou Prefecture: Yuan is Jiande Road. In the fourth year of Longfeng (1358), it was renamed Jian'an Prefecture, and Xun was renamed Jiande Prefecture. At the end of the same year (1259), it became a branch province, and in the eighth year (1362), it was renamed Yanzhou Prefecture.

Jiande County: Yiguo. There is the Guanjie Patrol Division in the east.

Tonglu County: There is Tongjiang Patrol Division in the northeast, which later moved to Tongjun Mountain in the north of the county, and then moved to Zhaixi Port in the northeast of the county.

Chun'an County: There is the Jiekou Patrol Division to the west; there is the Yongping Patrol Division to the west and north, which was later abolished; there is the Port Patrol Division to the south and west, which was later abolished.

Sui'an County: There was Fenglin Patrol Division in the south, which was later abolished.

Shouchang County: There is Shetian Patrol Division in the west and Shangmei Patrol Division in the southwest.

Fenshui County: There was Wucun Patrol Division in the east, which was later abolished.

Jiaxing Prefecture: Yuan Jiaxing Road. In the twelfth year of Longfeng (1366), Jiaxing Prefecture was reorganized and directly under the Zhongshu Province; in the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1281), it was placed under the Chief Secretary.

Jiaxing County: Yiguo [east of the city].

Xiushui County: Yiguo [west of the city]. In the third year of Xuande's reign (1430), Jiaxing County was analyzed and Xiushui County was established as Jiaxing Mansion's Yiguo. There is Shanqingzha Patrol Division in the northeast and Wang Jiangjing Patrol Division in the north and west.

Jiashan County: Analysis of Jiaxing County in the third year of Xuande (1430). Jiashan County was established in Weitang Town and came under the jurisdiction of Jiaxing Prefecture. There is Fengjing Patrol Division to the east and north, and Taozhuang Patrol Division to north and west.

Chongde County: Yuan was Chongde County [Wu Yiguo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Chongde County and still belonged to Jiaxing Prefecture.

Tongxiang County: Analysis of Chongde County in the third year of Xuande (1430). Tongxiang County was established in Fengming Township and came under Jiaxing Prefecture. There is the Patrol Division of Zaolin Town in the northwest.

Pinghu County: In the third year of Xuande (1430), Haiyan County was analyzed and Pinghu County was established in Dangtu Town, which later belonged to Jiaxing Prefecture. In the northeast, there was the Baishawan Patrol Division stationed in Guangchenshu, and later moved to the east of the county

Nandushan; in the southeast, there was the Zhapu Town Patrol Division stationed in Zhapu, and later moved to Shenzhuang in the southeast of the county, and it was still named Zhapu Town Patrol Division. .

Haiyan County: Yuan was Haiyan Prefecture [Wu Yiguo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Haiyan County and still belonged to Jiaxing Prefecture. In the east of the city, there was the Haikou Patrol Division, which was later moved to Shayao Village in the county.

It was still named Haikou Patrol Division; in the southwest, there was the Kanpu Patrol Division stationed in Kanpu Station. Later, it was moved to Nanqin County and stationed in the mountains, still named Kanpu. Pu Xun Division.

Huzhou Road: Yuan is Huzhou Road.

In the twelfth year of Longfeng (1366), it was renamed Huzhou Prefecture, directly under the Zhongshu Province; in the fourteenth year of Hongwu (1281), it was placed under the Chief Secretary.

Wucheng County: Yiguo [west of the city]. There is the Houpan Village Patrol Division in the east, which later moved to Nanxun Town and is still named Houpan Village Patrol Division; there is the Daqian Lake Patrol Division in the northeast.

Gui'an County: Yiguo [east of the city]. There was the Lianshi Patrol Division in the southeast and the Shangwobu Patrol Division in the southwest, which was later abolished.

Changxing County: Yuan Dynasty was Changxing Prefecture [Wu Yiguo]. In the third year of Longfeng (1357), it was renamed Chang'an Prefecture, in the eighth year (1362) it was renamed Changxing Prefecture, and in the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Changxing County and still belonged to Huzhou Prefecture. There are Gaotang Patrol Division in the northeast, Si'an Patrol Division in the southwest; Hexi Patrol Division in the west and north, which was later abolished; and Heping Patrol Division in the south, which was later abolished.

Deqing County: Xinshi Town Patrol Division in the east and north; Xiatang Patrol Division in the east, which was later moved to Wuliu Port in the county; and Heyepu Patrol Division in the east, which was later abandoned.

Wukang County:

Anji Prefecture: Yuanji County. During the Hongwu period, he moved from his old city in the southwest of the county to Jinzhi. In the first year of Zhengde (1506), it was promoted to Anji Prefecture. There was Dusongguan Patrol Division in the southeast, which was later abolished;

There was Dipu Patrol Division in the south-east, which was later abolished.

Xiaofeng County: Analysis of Anji County in the 23rd year of Chenghua (1487) and the establishment of Xiaofeng County under the jurisdiction of Huzhou Prefecture; in the second year of Zhengde (1507), it was changed to Anji Prefecture. There is the Tianmu Mountain Patrol Division in the southwest

Stationed in Tianmu Mountain, and the Songkeng Patrol Division in the west.

Shaoxing Prefecture: Yuan is Shaoxing Road. At the end of the twelfth year of Longfeng (1367), Shaoxing Prefecture was reorganized into a province.

Shanyin County: Yiguo [west of the city]. There is the Sanjiang Patrol Division stationed in Taosongzhuang, Fushan, in the north, and the Baiyang Patrol Division in the northwest.

Kuaiji County: Yiguo [east of the city]. There was Huangjiayan Patrol Division in the county, which was later moved to the west of Lihai Qianhu Station in the northeast of the county, and then moved to Zuanfeng Town in the northeast of the county, where it was still named Huangjiayan Patrol Division.

Xiaoshan County: There is Yupu Patrol Division in the southwest.

Zhuji County: Yuan was Zhuji Prefecture [Wuyiguo]. In the fifth year of Longfeng's reign (1359), it was renamed Zhuquanzhou, and at the end of the twelfth year (1367) it was demoted to Zhuji County, still belonging to Shaoxing Prefecture. In the southwest, there was the Changqingguan Patrol Division, which was later abolished; in the west, there was the Yangtang Pass Patrol Division, which was later abolished.

Yuyao County: Yuan Dynasty was Yuyaozhou [Wu Yiguo]. In the first year of Hongwu (1368), it was demoted to Yuyao County and still belonged to Shaoxing Prefecture. In the northeast, there were Sanshan Patrol Division stationed on Jinjia Mountain, and later moved to Poshan in the northeast of the county; in the north, there was the Meishan Patrol Division stationed in Meishanzhai, and later moved to the northwest of the county, at Haitou Lake; in the county, there was a Miaoshan Patrol Division stationed in the temple. The village was later moved to Shangyu County

The border with Zhongyuanyan is still known as Miaoshan Patrol Division.

Shangyu County: There is Lianghu Patrol Division in the west and north. Later, it moved to Baiguan City in the west and north of the county, and it is still named Lianghu Patrol Division.

Sheng County: There is Changle Town in the southwest and Guanjie Village Patrol Division in the northwest.

Xinchang County: There is the Caixia Town Patrol Division in the south, and Fengle and Shanzheng Patrol Division in the south, both of which were abolished.

Ningbo Prefecture: Yuan Qingyuan Road. At the end of the first year of Wu Dynasty (1368), it was renamed Mingzhou Prefecture and belonged to the province; in the 14th year of Hongwu (1381), it was renamed Ningbo Prefecture.

Yin County: Yiguo. In the east, there is the Yongdong Patrol Department stationed in the east corner of Yong.

Cixi County: It was Cixi County in the Yuan Dynasty, and was renamed Cixi County in the 16th year of Yongle (1418). The Songpu Patrol Division was stationed in Pudong in the north, and later moved to Puxi; the Xiangtou Patrol Division was stationed in Xiangtou in the county

Touzhai, and later moved to Yangpu in the county. Later, it was abolished and the Yangpu Patrol Division was reestablished.

Fenghua County: Yuan Dynasty was Fenghua Prefecture [Wu Yi Guo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Fenghua County and still belonged to Mingzhou Prefecture. There is Tashan Patrol Division in the east and south, and Qiqi Patrol Division in the southeast; and in the county, there are Gongtang, Lianshan, Zha?xu and Dongsu Patrol Division, all of which were later abolished.

Dinghai County: In the south, there are Shanhang Taiping Ao and Guanjie Zhai Patrol Division; in the east of Yin County, there is Yongdong Patrol Division stationed in the eastern corner of Yongyong, which later moved to Zhushan Haikou in the southeast of the county and is still named Yongdong Patrol Division;

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There was Shi Gongshan Patrol Division in the northwest, which was later abolished; there was Changshan Patrol Division in the east and south, which was later abolished; there was Qitou Patrol Division in the south, which was renamed Xiayu Patrol Division during the Zhengtong period, and later

Waste.

There is the Baotuo Patrol Division in the southeast of Zhoushan, the Cengang Patrol Division in the northwest of Zhoushan, the Daishan Patrol Division in the northeast of Zhoushan, and the Luofeng Patrol Division in the southwest of Zhoushan.

Hongwu II It was put in place for sixteen years and then abandoned.

Xiangshan County: In the northwest, there is the Chenshan Patrol Division stationed in Chenshan, which will be moved to the southeast of the county; in the west, there is the Juexi Patrol Division, which later moved to Jiangyudu in the east of the county; in the south, there is the Shipu Patrol Division, which later moved to the county Qingshantou is still named Shipu Patrol Division; Ninghai County has Zhao Ao Patrol Division, which later moved to the east of the county and is still named Zhao Ao Patrol Division.

Changguo County: In the Yuan Dynasty, it was Changguo Prefecture [without Yiguo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Changguo County and still belonged to Mingzhou Prefecture. In the 26th year of Hongwu (1393), the province was transferred to Dinghai County and became Changguo County. Township.

Taizhou Prefecture: Yuan is Taizhou Road. In the first year of Hongwu (1368), Taizhou Prefecture was established and became a province.

Linhai County: There is the Jiaohu Patrol Division in the east, which was later moved to the east of the county to Taoyu, Beihaikou, and is still named Jiaohu Patrol Division; there is the Lianpan Patrol Division in the east, and later moved to the east of the county, to the south of Haikou, Changsha, Still

named Lianpan Patrol Division.

Huangyan County: Yuan Dynasty was Huangyan Prefecture [Wu Yiguo]. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), it was demoted to Huangyan County and still belonged to Taizhou Prefecture. There is Changpu Patrol Division in the east by south.

Tiantai County: There was Hu Dou Xunsi in the west, which was later abolished.

Xianju County: Southwest Youtian Temple Patrol Division, later abolished.

Ninghai County: There are Yuexi and Changting Patrol Divisions in the east and south, Tiechang Patrol Division in the north, Man'ao Patrol Division in the south, and Dou'ao Patrol Division in the south and east.

Taiping County: At the end of the fifth year of Chenghua (1470), Huangyan and Yueqing counties were analyzed and Taiping County was established in Taiping Township, Huangyan County, which later belonged to Taizhou Prefecture. There is Panma Patrol Division in the east, two Mountain Patrol Division in the west, and Puqi Patrol Division in the southwest; Shajiao Patrol Division in the south, which later moved to the foot of Qitou Mountain in the county; Xiaolu Patrol Division in the southwest, and later Behind Hengshan Mountain in the southwest of the county;

There is Wenling Patrol Division in the west and north, which was later abandoned.

Jinhua Mansion: Yuan is Wuzhou Road. At the end of the fourth year of Longfeng (1359), it was renamed Ningyue Prefecture and became a branch province; in the sixth year of Longfeng (1360), it was renamed Jinhua Prefecture.

Jinhua County: Yiguo.

Lanxi County: Yuan was Lanxi Prefecture [Wuyi Guo]. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), it was demoted to Lanxi County and still belonged to Jinhua Prefecture. To the north and west there was the Pingdu Patrol Division; and to the north there were the Lingquan Township and Longquan Township Patrol Divisions, both of which were abolished.

Dongyang County: There is Yongning Patrol Division in the east; Xingxian and Renshou Patrol Division in the south, both of which were abolished.

Yiwu County: In the west, there was the Zhizhe Tongyi Township Patrol Division, which was later abolished; in the south, there was the Shuanglin Mingyi Township Patrol Division, which was later abolished; in the north, there was the Longqi Town Patrol Division, which was later abolished.

Yongkang County: There was the Xiaoyi Village Patrol Division in the east, which was later abolished; the Yifeng Township Patrol Division in the southwest, which was later abolished; the Hede Township Patrol Division in the southeast, which was later abolished.

Wuyi County:

Pujiang County: There was Yangjiabu Patrol Division in the east, which was later abolished.

Tangxi County: In the seventh year of Chenghua (1471), the four counties of Lanxi, Jinhua, Longyou and Suichang were established as Tangxi County, which later belonged to Jinhua Prefecture.

Quzhou Prefecture: Yuan is Quzhou Road. In the fifth year of Longfeng's reign (1359), Longyou Prefecture was renamed as a branch province; in the 12th year of Longfeng's reign (1366), it was renamed Quzhou Prefecture.

Xi'an County: Yiguo. There is Yanpei Patrol Division in the south and Bangu Patrol Division in the southeast.

Longyou County: There is the Hutou Town Patrol Division in the east to the north; there is the Shuibei Patrol Division in the north, which was later abolished; there is the Lingshan Patrol Division in the south by east, which was later abolished.

Changshan County: There was the Xiakeng Patrol Division in the north, which was later abolished; there was the Zhenping Patrol Division in the southeast, which was later abolished.

Jiangshan County: In the south, there was the Dongshan Patrol Division stationed at the foot of Xianxia Ridge, which was later moved to the top of Xianxia Ridge; in the county, there was the Xiaoganling Patrol Division, which was later abolished.

Kaihua County: There is the Jinzhuling Patrol Division in the northeast; there is the Yuntai Patrol Division in the west, which was later abolished; in the north there are the Diban and Majin Patrol Divisions, which were later abolished; in the south and west there is the Chinatown Patrol Division , later

wasted.

Chuzhou Prefecture: Yuanwei Chuzhou Road. In the fifth year of Longfeng's reign (1359), it was renamed Annan Prefecture and became a branch of the province. It was renamed as the state capital.

Lishui County: Yiguo.

Qingtian County: There is Danyang Patrol Division in the south; and Huangtan Patrol Division in the north, which was later abolished.

Jinyun County:

Songyang County: There was Jingju Patrol Division in the southwest, which was later abolished.

Suichang County: There is a Mabu Patrol Division in the north.

Longquan County: There is Qingyuan Patrol Division stationed in Chatian City in the south and west.

Qingyuan County: Provincial in the third year of Hongwu (1370), Qingyuan County was restored in the thirteenth year of Hongwu (1380), and it was still the prefecture capital.

Yunhe County: In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Lishui County was analyzed and Yunhe County was established as the state capital.

Xuanping County: In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Xuanping County was established in Lishui County by the Bao Village Patrol Division, which was the state capital. The original inspection department of Bao Village moved to the north of the county to seek for its abolition.

Jingning County: In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Qingtian County was established as Jingning County, which was the state capital. There was the Muxi Patrol Division in the north, which was later moved to the south and west of the county to Daji, and was still named Muxi Patrol Division;

There was the Lushan Patrol Division in the west, which was later abandoned.

Wenzhou Prefecture: Yuan is Wenzhou Road. In the first year of Hongwu (1368), Wenzhou Prefecture was reorganized into a provincial government.

Yongjia County: Yiguo. There is the Zhongjieshan Patrol Division in the southeast, which later moved to Yongchang Fort in the east of the county.

Ruian County: Yuan was Ruian Prefecture [Wu Yi Guo]. In the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Ruian County and still belonged to Wenzhou Prefecture; in the sixth year of Zhengde (1511), it was moved from the old city in the east of the county to the present administration.

In the county, there was the Meitou Patrol Division stationed in Meitouzhai, which later moved to the east of the county and became the Dongshan Patrol Division.

Yueqing County: There is the Guantou Patrol Division in the south-west, which later moved to Qitou Village in the south of the county, and then moved to Guantou; in the east, the North Patrol Division was stationed at the foot of Yuhuan Mountain, and in Hongwu 20th, it was stationed in the northeastern mountain of the county.

Cai Ao of Men Township later moved to Baisha Ridge in the northeast of the county, then moved to Etou in the county, and then moved to the foot of Yao'ao Mountain in the county. It was still named Beijianxunsi; Xiaoluxunsi was stationed in the east of the county

In Xiaolu, Beiyuhuan Township, Hongwu moved to Hengshan in the third year, and moved to Fenglinxia in the 20th year; the Wenling Patrol Division first stationed in Wenling, Huangyan County, and moved to this county in the 27th year of Hongwu

Moshan was renamed Sanshan Patrol Division in the 16th year of Yongle and moved to Sanshan in Yuhuan Township; Puqi Patrol Division was stationed in Tingtou, Shanmen Township, and moved to Maoxian in the 28th year of Hongwu

Stationed in Maoxian in the 16th year of Yongle Houtang Village, Ruiying Township.

Pingyang County: Yuan Dynasty was Pingyang Prefecture [Wu Yiguo]. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), it was demoted to Pingyang County and still belonged to Wenzhou Prefecture.

There is the Panfang Patrol Division in the southeast and Doumen Patrol Division in the county;

In the south, there is the Jiangkou Patrol Division stationed in Xiabu, which later moved to Dutou in the county; in the east, there is the Xiankou Patrol Division, which later moved to Maicheng Mountain in the south of the county. It is still named Xiankou Patrol Division; and there is Turtle in the southeast

Feng Patrol Division was later abolished.

Taishun County: In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Ruian and Pingyang counties were analyzed and Taishun County was established in Luoyang Town, Ruian County, which later belonged to Wenzhou Prefecture. There is the Chicun Patrol Division in the north; there is the Ocean Patrol Division in the southeast

Wangxun Division, later renamed Sanguan Patrol Division; and the Yayang Patrol Division in the southeast, which was later abolished.

Zhejiang Dusi: Hangzhou Guard was first established. At the end of the third year of Hongwu (1371), it was promoted to Hangzhou Dusi to govern Hangzhou Prefecture. In the eighth year of Hongwu (1375), the Zhejiang Capital Command and Envoy Division was established.

Hangzhou Avant-garde: Yi Guo. At the end of the ninth year of Hongwu (1377), Hangzhou Vanguard was placed in Hangzhou Prefecture.

Hangzhou defender: Yi Guo. At the end of the ninth year of Hongwu (1377), Hangzhou Defender was placed in Hangzhou Prefecture.

Haining Guard: Haining Guard was placed in Haiyan County in the third year of Hongwu (1370).

Kanpu Qianhu Station: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), the Kanpu Shouyu Qianhu Station was built in the southwest of Haiyan County.

Zhapu Qianhu Office: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), the Zhapu Guard Qianhu Office was built in the northeast of Haiyan County.

Shaoxing Guard: In the 13th year of Hongwu (1389), Shaoxing Guard was placed in Shaoxing Prefecture.

Linshan Guard: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Linshan Guard was placed in the northwest of Yuyao County.

Sanjiang Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Sanjiang Guard Thousand Households Office was built in the north and east of Fushan Mountain in Shanyin County

Lihai Thousand Households Office: Hongwu In the 20th year (1387), Lihai Guards House for Thousand Households was established in the northeast of Kuaiji County.

Sanshan (Hushan) Thousand Households Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Sanshan Guards Thousand Households Station was built in the northeast of Yuyao County.

Ningbo Guard: In the first year of Hongwu (1368), Ningbo Guard was placed in Ningbo Mansion, and in the 16th year (1383) it was renamed Ningbo Guard.

Changguowei: In the 12th year of Hongwu (1382), the Changguo Guard Qianhu Station was established in Changguo County. In the 17th year (1384), it was promoted to Changguowei. In the 20th year (1387), it was moved to Nantian, Xiangshan County.

Menshan, moved to Houmenshan in the southwest of Xiangshan County in the twenty-seventh year (1387).

Qiancang Thousand Households Office: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), Qiancang Guarding Thousand Households Office was built in the northeast of Xiangshan County.

Shipu Qianhu Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Shipu Guards Qianhu Office was built at Nantianmen Mountain in Xiangshan County.

Juexi Thousand Households Office: In the 30th year of Hongwu (1397), the Juexi Guard Thousand Households Office was built in the east of Xiangshan County.

Guanhaiwei: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), Guanhaiwei was placed in the northwest of Cixi County.

Longshan Thousand Households Station: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), Longshan Guards Thousand Households Station was built in the north of Yin County.

Dinghaiwei: In the 14th year of Hongwu (1381), the Dinghai Guards Qianhu Station was established in the northeast of Dinghai County. In the 20th year (1387), Dinghaiwei was promoted.

Dinghai Zhongzhong Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Dinghai Guards Zhongzhong Thousand Households Office was established in Changguo County.

Dinghai Zhongzuo Qianhu Station: In the 14th year of Hongwu (1381), the Dinghai Guard Zhongzuo Qianhu Station was established in Changguo County.

Dinghai (Chuanshan) Hou Qianhu Station: In the 27th year of Hongwu (1394), the Dinghai Guards Hou Qianhu Station was built in the east-south of Dinghai County.

Dasong Qianhu Station: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), Dasong Guards Qianhu Station was built in the southeast of Dinghai County.

Taizhou Guard: In the fifth year of Hongwu (1372), Taizhou Guard was established in Taizhou Prefecture.

Haimen Guards: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Haimen Guards were placed in the southeast of Linhai County.

Haimenqianqianhuzao: In the 28th year of Hongwu (1395), Haimenqianqianhuzao was built in Haimenweibei, Linhai County.

Xinhe Thousand Households Office: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), the Xinhe Guard Thousand Households Office was built in the northeast of Taiping County.

Taozhu Thousand Households Office: In the 30th year of Hongwu (1397), Taozhu Guards Thousand Households Office was built in the east of Linhai County.

Jiantiao Thousand Households Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Jiantiao Guards Thousand Households Station was set up in the southeast of Ninghai County.

Songmenwei: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), the Songmen Qianhu Office was located in the east of Taiping County. In the 20th year (1387), the Songmenwei was promoted.

Chumen Thousand Households Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Chumen Guards Thousand Households Station was set up in the south and west of Taiping County.

Chuzhouwei: In the first year of Hongwu (1368), the Chuzhou Guard Thousand Households Office was placed in Chuzhoufu. In the eighth year (1375), he was promoted to Chuzhouwei.

Wenzhou Guard: In the first year of Hongwu (1368), Wenzhou Guard was placed in Wenzhou Prefecture.

Pingyang Thousand Households Office: In the 19th year of Hongwu (1386), the Pingyang Guard Thousand Households Office was established in Pingyang County.

Ruian Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Ruian Guard Thousand Households Office was established in Ruian County.

Haian Qianhu Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Haian Shouyu Qianhu Station was built in the northeast of Ruian County.

Jinxiang Guard: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Jinxiang Guard was placed in the south-east of Pingyang County.

Pumen Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Pumen Guards Thousand Households Office was built in the southwest of Weiwei, Jinxiang County, Pingyang County.

Shayuan Qianhu Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Shayuan Qianhu Station was built in the south-east of Ruian County.

Panshiwei: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Panshiwei was placed in the southwest of Yueqing County.

Puqi Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Puqi Guards Thousand Households Office was established in the northeast of Yueqing County.

Ningcun Thousand Households Station: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), Ningcun Guards Thousand Households Station was built in the southeast of Panshiwei, Yueqing County.

Pan Shi Hou Qian Hu Residence: In the fifth year of Chenghua (1469), Pan Shi Hou Qian Hu Residence was built in the east of Yueqing County.

Haining Thousand Households Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Haining Guard Thousand Households Office was established in Haining County.

Yanzhou Qianhu Office: In the 20th year of Hongwu (1387), the Yanzhou Guard Thousand Household Office was established in Yanzhou Prefecture.

Huzhou Qianhu Station: In the tenth year of Longfeng (1364), Changxing Guard was placed in Huzhou Prefecture, and in the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was demoted to Huzhou Guard Qianhu Station.

Jinhua Thousand Households Office: In the third year of Hongwu (1370), the Jinhua Guard Thousand Households Office was built in Jinhua Mansion.

Quzhou Qianhu Office: In the third year of Hongwu (1370), the Quzhou Guard Qianhu Office was established in Jinhua Mansion.

Xincheng Qianhu Station: [Build unknown], Xincheng Guard Qianhu Station was built in Xincheng County in the Ming Dynasty, and was later abandoned.

(This article was created by Dongfang Bloodline who collected relevant historical materials and archaeological results)

Examination of some place names in the Ming Dynasty:

Xishi Town Patrol Division: Today's Haining City; Delivered Pu Xunsi: today's Anji County;

Lianghu Xunsi (Baiguan City): today's Shangyu City;

Linshan Guard: today's Linshan Town, Yuyao City; Guanhaiwei: today's Linshan Town Guancheng Town, Cixi City;

Changguowei (Tianmen Mountain)/Shipu Front and Back Offices: Today's Shipu Town, Xiangshan County;

Changguowei (Houmen Mountain): Today's Changguo Town, Xiangshan County ; Haimen Guard: today's Taizhou City;

Songmen Guard: today's Songmen Town, Wenling City; Jinxiang Guard: today's Jinxiang Town, Pingyang County;

Panshi Guard: today's Panshi Town, Yueqing City;

Kanpu Institute: Today's Kanpu Town, Haiyan County; Zhapu Institute: Today's Zhapu Town, Pinghu City;

Sanjiang Institute: Today's Sanjiang Village, Doumen Town, Shaoxing County; Lihai Institute: Today Lihai Town, Shangyu City;

Sanshan Institute: present-day Cixi City; Dasong Institute: present-day Dasong Village, Zhanqi Town, Yinzhou District, Ningbo City;

Qiancang Institute: present-day Xiangshan County Qiancang Village, Tuci Town; Dinghai Housuo: Today's Chuanshan Village, Chaiqiao Street, Beilun District, Ningbo City;

Juexi Suo: Today's Juexi Town, Xiangshan County; Changguo County/Dinghai Zhongzhongsuo/Dinghaizhong Left Institute: present-day Zhoushan City;

Longshan Institute: present-day Longshan Town, Cixi City; Fei [Yuqu] Institute: present-day Guoju Village, Baifeng Town, Beilun District, Ningbo City;

Xinhe Place: Today’s Xinhe Town, Wenling City; Haimen’s Place: Today’s Qiansuo Street, Jiaojiang District, Taizhou City;

Taozhu Place: Today’s Taozhu Town, Linhai City; Jiantiao Place: Today’s Sanmen County Key Jump Town;

Chumen Institute: today's Chumen Town, Yuhuan County; Aiwan Institute: today's Nan'ao Village, Aohuan Town, Wenling City;

Haian Institute: today's Haian Town, Ruian City ; Pumen Suo: present-day Pucheng Township, Cangnan County;

Shayuan Suo: present-day Shayuan Village, Feiyun Town, Ruian City; Zhuangshi Suo: present-day Mazhan Town, Pingyang County;

Puqisuo: today's Puqi Town, Yueqing City; Ningcunsuo: today's Ningcun Village, Haibin Street, Longwan District, Wenzhou City;

Panshihousuo: today's Housuo Village, Lecheng Town, Yueqing City;