Geographical distribution of Qi and Lu

The map distribution answers of Qi and Lu are as follows:

Located in the east of ancient China, Qi and Lu were two important vassal states in the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC).

Qi, as one of the big countries, is located in the north, which spans most of Shandong Province today. Lu is located in the south of Qi State, including most of Shandong Peninsula today. The following will introduce the geographical features and map distribution of Qi and Lu in detail.

First, the map distribution of Qi.

1, northern Qi:

The northern part of Qi, that is, Becky, includes the northern part of Shandong Province and parts of Hebei Province today. This area is relatively flat and fertile, suitable for the development of agriculture and animal husbandry. Famous cities include Jinan, the ancient capital of Qilu, and Zibo. Beiqi is also an important area where Qi competes with other northern vassal states for territory and sphere of influence.

2. The central region of Qi:

The central area of Qi, that is, Zhong Qi, includes the central area of Shandong Province today. The terrain in this area is relatively gentle, with no ups and downs, and there are many rivers, the most important of which are Qihe and Mangshan. Zhong Qi's economy is dominated by agriculture, which is rich in grain and cotton. Famous cities are Qufu and Linyi.

3. The southern region of Qi:

The southern part of Qi, that is, Qin 'an, includes the southern part of Shandong Province and a part of northern Jiangsu Province. The terrain in this area is rather undulating, the mountains and hills are widely distributed and there are few rivers. Fishery and textile industry are the main economic pillars in Qin 'an area. Famous cities include Qingdao and Yantai.

Second, the map distribution of Shandong

1, Luxiyu:

The western region of Shandong, namely Luxi, includes the southwest region of Shandong Province today. The terrain in this area is rather undulating, with many hills and rivers. The economy of western Shandong is dominated by agriculture, which is rich in grain, cotton and tobacco. Famous cities are Jinan and Tai 'an.

2. Eastern Shandong:

Eastern Shandong, that is, eastern Shandong, includes most of Shandong Peninsula today. This area is relatively flat, with a long coastline and many ports. Fishery and marine industry are the main economic pillars of eastern Shandong. Famous cities are Qingdao and Weihai.

To sum up, Qi and Lu, as important vassal states in the Spring and Autumn Period, showed certain regional differences. Qi is located in the north, with relatively flat terrain and numerous rivers, which is suitable for developing agriculture and animal husbandry.

Lu is located in the south of Qi, with small terrain and long coastline. Port conditions are good, suitable for the development of fisheries and marine industries. These geographical features have had an important impact on the economic, agricultural, transportation and cultural development of Qilu and Qilu.