Where is the ancient Dengzhou now? Thank you.

Dengzhou in ancient times is now a state in Shandong Province.

Dengzhou is a state located in Shandong Province and Shandong Peninsula in the history of China. In the early Tang Dynasty, the imperial court set up Dengzhou in Wendeng, but it was soon abolished.

In 692, the imperial court rebuilt Dengzhou in Huangxian County. In 707, Dengzhou moved to Penglai, and Penglai became a county. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dengzhou was changed to Dengzhou Prefecture, which was still under the jurisdiction of Penglai.

The formation of Dengzhou has not always been like this, but has gone through a process from emergence to development to extinction. China's social and historical development is inseparable. Dengzhou was first established in the early Tang Dynasty and abolished in the Republic of China. * * * has gone through 1 for more than 200 years.

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Before the name of Dengzhou appeared, Dengzhou site belonged to "Yi" or "Dongyi" in Qingzhou. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it became the site of Lai Ziguo again.

During the Warring States period, this place was incorporated into the State of Qi. Lu Xianggong spent six years destroying Dongli country. After Qin unified the whole country, the whole country was divided into 36 counties, and the government originally belonged to a piece of land in Huangxian County, Qixian County.

The Han Dynasty belongs to Donglai County of Qingzhou, the Western Jin Dynasty belongs to Donglai County of Qingzhou, the Northern and Southern Dynasties belong to Donglai County of Liu Song, the Yuan and Wei Dynasties belong to Dongmou County, the Northern Qi Dynasty belongs to Donglai County, and the Sui Dynasty belongs to Donglai County.

The name Dengzhou first appeared in the early Tang Dynasty, and Tang Wude began to set up Dengzhou in four years. During the Tang Dynasty, the two-level political system of the Sui Dynasty still followed the early Tang Dynasty.

In the fourth year of Wude, Donglai County was changed to Laizhou. In the first year of Ruyi, Laizhou was divided into Laizhou and Dengzhou. In the first year of Tianbao, Laizhou changed to Donglai County and Dengzhou changed to Dongmou County.

In the first year of Gan Yuan, Laizhou and Dengzhou were changed. However, the jurisdiction of these two States was originally Guangzhou. Dengzhou is located in Penglai, Laizhou is still in Yecheng, and the west of Laizhou is still bounded by Jiaolai River.

Denggufu was a state from the early Tang Dynasty to the early Ming Dynasty, and it was not until the ninth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty that it was upgraded to a state. In the early Ming Dynasty, Dengzhou and Laizhou were established in Jiaodong.

Dengzhou area leads Zhouyi, Qixian, Penglai, Huangxian, Fushan, Qixia, Zhaoyuan, Laiyang, Ninghai and Wendeng. Dengzhou Prefecture is still in Penglai.

During the Qing Dynasty, Dengzhou and Laizhou were still established in the early Qing Dynasty. The counties under the two governments were the same as those under the Ming Dynasty, and there was a landing in Qingdao between provinces and governments. Dengzhou Prefecture established Rongcheng and Haiyang counties in the 13th year of Yongzheng.

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