The territory of each political power during the Three Kingdoms period. If you lived in Fuzhou and went back in time, which country would you belong to?

Fuzhou City in Fujian Province belonged to the State of Wu during the Three Kingdoms period.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Fuzhou was one of the shipbuilding centers of Soochow. During the Taikang period of the Jin Dynasty, Yan Gao, the first prefect of Jin'an County, built Fuzhou City and dug the East Lake, West Lake and canal (today's Jin'an River), laying the foundation for the future Fuzhou City. In 308 (the second year of Yongjia), at the time of the "Five Husties", Jin'an County became an important settlement place for Han immigrants from the Central Plains to Fujian.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the political and economic center of Fujian moved from northern Fujian to Fuzhou. In 725 (the thirteenth year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty), the original Minzhou was renamed Fuzhou, and the name Fuzhou began. After the mid-Tang Dynasty, Fuzhou's economy, culture and education improved significantly. During the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the Central Plains was in turmoil, and northern Han people continued to immigrate to Fujian. In 879, Fuzhou City was captured by Huang Chao's army. In 893 (the first year of Jingfu), Wang Chao, Wang Shenzhi's Guang, and Shouzhou troops occupied Fuzhou and unified Fujian with Fuzhou as a stronghold, creating the country of Fujian and bringing a wave of immigrants from the Central Plains, known as the "Eighteen Surnames" From the king".

In 909 (the third year of Kaiping), Wang Shenzhi established the Kingdom of Fujian and made Fuzhou its capital. In 945, the state of Fujian was destroyed by the Southern Tang Dynasty. In 947, Wu Yue defeated the warlord Li Hongyi and took control of Fuzhou until the Northern Song Dynasty annexed Wu Yue and occupied Fuzhou in 978. Fuzhou City was very prosperous during the Five Dynasties. The expansion of the city included Wushan, Yushan and Pingshan within the city. From then on, Fuzhou was also named "Three Mountains". At this time, Buddhism was also developing rapidly in Fuzhou. The earliest existing wooden building in southern China, the Hualin Temple Main Hall, was built during this period. The Fuzhou ethnic group also gradually formed during the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties.