Among Kyushu, which state does Shandong belong to?

Qingzhou in Kyushu, parts of Xuzhou and parts of Yanzhou all belong to today's Shandong.

Ancient Yanzhou corresponds to today's cities: Heze City and Jining City; Shangqiu city; Huaibei City, Suzhou City and Bozhou City;

Ancient Xuzhou corresponds to today's cities: Tai 'an, Zaozhuang, Linyi and Frye; Lianyungang City, Suqian City and Xuzhou City;

The ancient Qingzhou area corresponds to today's cities: Jinan, Qingdao, Dongying, Rizhao, Weifang, Yantai, Weihai and Zibo.

The name of Qingzhou comes from Shangshu Gong Yu: "Haidai is only Qingzhou", which is one of the ancient Kyushu in China. Because it is located between the East China Sea and Mount Tai, in the east of China, it is named "Qingzhou". Generally speaking, it originated from the Bohai Sea and Mount Tai, involving an area of Hebei and Shandong Peninsula. Qingzhou was founded in the Western Han Dynasty and has been the political, economic and cultural center of Shandong since the Qing Dynasty.

Yanzhou is located in the southwest of Shandong Province, bordering Ningyang in the north, Wenshang in the west, Zoucheng and Rencheng in the south and west, and Qufu, the hometown of Confucius, across the Sihe River in the east, with a total area of 65 1. 1 square kilometer.

Ancient Xuzhou covers the north of Huaihe River, south of Mount Tai and west of Yellow Sea, involving southern Shandong, northern Jiangsu and northern Anhui.

Extended data:

Qingzhou historical sites

Qingzhou Museum: Located at the west end of Fangongting Park (Fangongting Road) in Qingzhou City, it is a comprehensive geography museum and the only county-level comprehensive museum in China. Established in 1959, 1984, newly built in different places.

2. Lotus Garden: a private garden in Feng Pu, a bachelor of Wenhua Hall and a minister of punishments during the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty. Locals call it "Feng Jia Garden". Because Feng Pu lived in Wanliu Garden when he was an official in Beijing, he named his mansion in Qingzhou "Lianyuan", which means "coincidences never happen".

3. Zhaode Ancient Street: Located in Qingzhou, it was successfully selected as one of the first ten "Famous Historical and Cultural Streets" in China. Because there is Zhaode Pavilion in the middle of the street, it is named. This is one of the most concentrated streets where Hui people live.

4. Huanghua Creek: Located 2km southwest of Shengyukou Village, Miao Zi Town, Qingzhou City, it passes through Taihe Mountain Scenic Area, passes through Taihe Tunnel and reaches Huanghua Creek. Taihe Mountain Scenic Area, Qingzhou National Scenic Area, Shandong Province.

Reference source:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Kyushu

Baidu encyclopedia-Qingzhou