Excuse me, what is the abbreviation of Jin, Cha, and Dai J, which province does it refer to?

Shanxi of Jinshan, Hebei of Hebei, Cha should be Zar Khan.

Shanxi, Chahar, Hebei" is abbreviated as Jin, Chahar, Hebei

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The "Shanxi, Chahar, and Hebai North Du Anti-Japanese Base Areas" is commonly known as Zhijin-Chaji, which is the largest, richest, and most important of the fifteen semi-autonomous DAO base areas.

Jin-Cha-Ji includes a right from Inner Mongolia and Manchuria in the north, Zhengtai Road in the south, and Tongpu Road in the west to Zhili Bay. As far as its total population of 25 million is concerned, about 18 million people are under the direct control of the Jin-Cha-Ji **. The 7 million men under Japanese rule were mainly concentrated in the larger cities of Beiping, Tianjin, Taiyuan, and Baoding, which were military strongholds that the Japanese liked to call the "North China Occupation Zone."

Jin-Cha-Ji is Shanxi Province, Chahar Province, Hebei Province. The details are as follows:

1. Shanxi Province. The provincial-level administrative region of the People's Republic of China, the provincial capital of Taiyuan City, is named after the west of the Taihang Mountain, referred to as "Jin".

2. Chahar Province. Old Chinese provinces. According to Mongolian documents, "Chahar" is an ancient Turkic language, meaning "the guard of the Khan's palace", and the full name is "Hao Chen Chahaner", which originated from the subjects of Genghis Khan's youngest son Tulei and his wife.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the administrative divisions were readjusted, and the Yanbei region of northern Shanxi and Datong City were merged into Chahar Province. In 1952, Chahar Province was abolished, and now it is mainly in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Hebei Province and Shanxi Province, and Yanqing County is assigned to Beijing City.

3. Hebei Province. Abbreviated as "Hebei", it is named because it is located north of the Yellow River. It is located in the North China Plain, bordering the Bohai Sea in the east, Beijing and Tianjin in the inner ring, Taihang Mountain in the west, Yanshan Mountain in the north, and Zhangbei Plateau in the north of Yanshan.

"Shanxi Province, Chahar Province, Hebei Province.

Jin-Cha-Ji Border Area, also known as Jin-Cha-Ji Border Area, was one of the anti-Japanese base areas behind enemy lines led by the Communist Party of China during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the anti-Japanese armed forces behind enemy lines led by the Communist Party of China established the first anti-Japanese base area behind enemy lines——— Jinchaji anti-Japanese base area in the vast areas east of Tongpu Road, west of Jinpu Road, north of Zhengtai and Shide Road, and south of Zhangjiakou and Chengde. Because it is located in the heart of the enemy-occupied area, it has fought more than 32,000 battles and annihilated more than 350,000 Japanese puppet troops.

The former site of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region ** and the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region Headquarters is located in Fuping County, Baoding City, Hebei Province, at the foot of the Taihang Mountains. In 1996, it was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Hello Jin represents Shanxi Province, the provincial capital is Taiyuan City, and Chahar represents Chahar Province, which was an old province before the founding of New China. Ji represents Hebei Province, and the provincial capital is Shijiazhuang, so Jinchaji is the abbreviation of Shanxi, Chahar, and Hebei provinces, I hope it can help you.

Jin-Cha-Ji is the abbreviation of Shanxi Province, Chahar Province and Hebei Province, of which Jin is Shanxi Province, Chahar is Chahar, which is the old province, that is, the current Inner Mongolia, and Hebei Province.

Shanxi Province, Chahar Province and Hebei Province are referred to as Jinchaji.

Jin-Cha-Ji represents Shanxi Province, Chahar Province, and Hebei Province respectively. Shanxi Province, referred to as Jin, the provincial capital Taiyuan City; Chahar Province, an old Chinese province; Hebei Province, referred to as Hebei, is the provincial capital of Shijiazhuang.

Jin: Shanxi Province, Cha: Har Province, Wing: Hebei Province.

Abbreviation for Shanxi Province. The name of the ancient princes. There is also the meaning of advancement, such as promotion.

From the Warring States period to the Qin and Han dynasties, the area west of the Kushan and Hangu Pass was called Shanxi. The jurisdiction is the land of the Jin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, so it is referred to as "Jin". It also refers to the dynasty from 265 to 420 AD, with the Han as the main body.

Shaanxi: Shaanxi.

Gan: Gansu. Ning: Ningxia.

Jin: Shanxi. Chahar: Chahar, part of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Ji: Hebei. Rehe: Rehe, which belongs to the part of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Liaoning Province, and Hebei Province.

Liaoning: Liaoning.

Shaanxi: Shaanxi, Gan: Gansu, Ning: Ningxia, Jin: Shanxi, Chahar, Hebei, Re: Rehe, Liaoning: Liaoning.

Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Shanxi, Chahar, Hebei, Hebei, Rehe, Liaoning.

Chahar, which is part of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Rehe belongs to the part of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Liaoning Province and Hebei Province.

Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Shanxi, Chahar, Hebei, Rehe, Liaoning.

Both provinces have now been abolished.

Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningbo, Shanxi, Chacha, Hebei, Hebei, Re, and Liao, which used to be a provincial-level unit, have now been abolished.

Chahar: Chahar, part of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Rehe: Rehe belongs to the part of the border of today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Liaoning Province and Hebei Province.

Shaanxi: Shaanxi Province.

Gan: Gansu Province.

Ning: Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.

Jin: Shanxi Province.

Hebei: Hebei Province.

Liao: Liaoning Province.

"Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningbo, Jinchaji, Jireliao"These are the names of our great party's border areas during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation.

Shaanxi: Shaanxi Province.

Gan: Gansu Province.

Ning: Ningxia Province.

Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningbo refer to the part of the border between the three provinces, and the capital is Yan'an.

Jin: Shanxi Province.

Chahar Province, the provincial capital Zhangjiakou, is now central Inner Mongolia and northwest Hebei.

Hebei: Hebei Province.

Jinchaji refers to the border area of the three provinces, with the northern part of Taihang Mountain as the base and Wutai Mountain as the center.

Hebei: Hebei Province.

Heat: Rehe, the provincial capital of Chengde, now the central part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and parts of northern Hebei Liaoning.

Jireliao refers to the border area of the three provinces.

Jin is our current Shanxi, and Hebei is Hebei. Chahar Province, founded in 1912, is an old provincial-level administrative region in China, referred to as "Cha", the name is from the Chahar Mongols, the provincial capital is Zhangjiakou.

Jin (abbreviation of Shanxi Province), Ji (abbreviation of Hebei Province), Chahar (abbreviation of Chahar Province) Chahar Province, founded in 1912, China's old provincial-level administrative region, referred to as "Cha", named after the Chahar Mongols, the provincial capital Zhangjiakou (then called Zhangjiakou Hall, at the same time Zhangjiakou is famous for being called Zhangyuan)".

Jin: Shanxi, Chahar, Ji: Hebei.

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Jin is our current Shanxi, and Hebei is Hebei. Chahar Province, founded in 1912, is an old provincial-level administrative region in China, referred to as "Cha", the name is from the Chahar Mongols, the provincial capital is Zhangjiakou.

Jin is the abbreviation of Shanxi Province, in ancient times, the Jin Kingdom was born in Shanxi, so it is referred to as Jin; Chahar is the abbreviation of Chahar Province, its capital was originally in Zhangjiakou, when the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was established, its northern region was assigned to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and the southern part was later assigned to Hebei Province, and Chahar Province was revoked; Ji is the abbreviation of Hebei Province, and in ancient times, most of Hebei was under the jurisdiction of Jizhou, one of the ancient Kyushu, so it was referred to as Ji.

Jinchayi refers to the Jinchayi of Chahar Province of Shanxi Province and Hebei Province, also known as the Jinchayi Border Area, which is one of the anti-Japanese base areas behind enemy lines led by the Communist Party of China during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

Jin-Cha-Ji, Shanxi Province, Chahar Province, Hebei Province.

Jin is Jiangsu? Don't run out and be embarrassed, even Henan came out, it's terrible to be uneducated.

Jinchaji is actually the three cities in Shanxi and Hebei, and the one in Henan.

What are the three provinces of Jinchaji? I think so. Wing is Hebei Province. Jin is Jiangsu Province.

"Shanxi Province, Chahar Province, Hebei Province.

What province is Cha now? Didn't say it either?