In the era of the Three Kingdoms, where did Fancheng belong?

Xiangyang City, now the north of the Han River in Xiangyang is still called Fancheng District.

Fancheng District, Xiangfan City, Hubei Province.

Xiangyang City today.

Don't you often say "Xiangfan area"?

Fancheng, an ancient town, is located in the center of the southern edge of the Central Plains, is an important city in Hubei, because of her superior geographical environment, although it has suffered from the scourge of war and floods for two or three thousand years, it can still stand up stronger, prosper and develop, especially in the past half century with the prosperity and strength of New China and the formation of a new city.

Xiangyang and Fancheng face each other across the river, since the Eastern Han Dynasty Liu Biao led the Jingzhou pastoral, for two thousand years has been set up as a county, province, government, county office, has become the political center on both sides of the Han River.

Certainly not a place. Xiangyang is on the south bank of the Han River (called Chushui at that time), and Fancheng is on the north bank of the Han River, and the two cities face each other across the river. In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, Xiangyang and Fancheng did not belong to the same county, because of the separation of a river, Xiangyang belonged to Nanjun, Fancheng belonged to Nanyang County, Xiangyang and Fancheng belonged to Nanjun and Nanyang County respectively.

At that time, Jingzhou had seven counties: Nan County, Nanyang County, Jiangxia County, Changsha County, Wuling County, Lingling County, and Guiyang County.

In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, Jingzhou was Hanshou County, which is the north of Hanshou County in Hunan Province today, after Liu Biao ruled Jingzhou in 190 AD, Jingzhou's governance was moved to Xiangyang, and since then Xiangyang has become Jingzhou's governance until the Battle of Chibi. After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao occupied all of Nanyang County, the northern part of Jiangxia County, and the northern part of Nanjun in the former Jingzhou, including Xiangyang and Fancheng, all of which belonged to Cao Cao. Liu Bei occupied the four counties of Jingnan and all the borrowed southern counties except Xiangyang, and Sun Quan occupied all the areas south of Jiangxia County.

In 219 AD, Guan Yu made a northern expedition to Xiangfan, Xiangfan is the combined name of Xiangyang and Fancheng, Guan Yu was along the Hanshui all the way to advance by land and water, and defeated Xiangyang Taishou Lu Chang, surrounded Xiangyang City on the south bank of the Han River, and then defeated the Fancheng defender Cao Ren, surrounded Fancheng on the north bank of the Han River, but Guan Yu did not break through Xiangyang City and Fancheng until the end, just surrounded the city. After that, Guan Yu was defeated and killed, and Xiangyang and Fancheng returned to Cao Cao's territory. After that, Cao Cao set up Xiangyang County, and Xiangyang and Fancheng both belonged to Xiangyang County.

Xiangyang during the Three Kingdoms period is Xiangcheng District under the jurisdiction of Xiangyang City today, and Fancheng is Fancheng District under the jurisdiction of Xiangyang City today, still facing each other across the Han River. In 1950, the two cities of Xiangyang and Fancheng were jointly formed into Xiangfan City, and for a long time, the name used was Xiangfan City, until December 9, 2010, the name of Xiangfan City was officially changed to Xiangyang City, which is the prefecture-level city of Xiangyang City in Hubei Province today.

To put it simply, Xiangyang and Fancheng were two different cities during the Three Kingdoms period, and today they are two districts (Xiangcheng District and Fancheng District) under the jurisdiction of one city (Xiangyang City).

Xiangyang and Fancheng were two different cities during the Three Kingdoms period, and today they are two districts (Xiangcheng and Fancheng) under the jurisdiction of one city (Xiangyang).

No, Xiangyang and Fancheng are not the same city, Xiangyang and Fancheng are the two important military towns of Cao Wei, and it can be said that the military status is very important.

During the Three Kingdoms period, they belonged to the same place. All are very important military points, which are contested by three countries.

Fancheng was a city during the Three Kingdoms period, located in Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province today. Fancheng is located in the south of the Jianghan Plain, bordering the Hanshui River in the north and the Dabie Mountain in the south, and is a transportation fortress and commercial center. During the Three Kingdoms period, Fancheng became the battlefield of the Battle of Xiangyang many times, and went through Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan and other parties to fight for Sensheng.

Among them, Zhuge Liang once guarded Hanshui in Fancheng to protect the safety of Jingzhou.

Today, the place where Fancheng is located has developed into an administrative district of Xiangyang City, namely Duan Chunyu Fancheng District. Fancheng District is one of the central urban areas of Xiangyang City, with rich historical and cultural heritage and tourism resources. Tourists can visit the ruins of the ancient city, the ancient city gates, the ancient war sites, etc., in Fancheng, and feel the traces of the history of the Three Kingdoms.

At the same time, Fancheng District is also a modern city with complete transportation, commerce, education, medical and other infrastructure, and is a suitable place to live and travel.

1. Sanguo Fancheng is now Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province, China.

2. Fanli Yincheng is located in the northwest of Hubei Province, in the upper reaches of the Han River, bordering Xiangqishan Tingzhou District to the east and north, Xiangcheng District to the south by the Han River, and Gucheng County and Laohekou City to the west. Fancheng District is the central urban area of Xiangyang, the economic, transportation, information and logistics center of Xiangyang City, known as the thoroughfare of seven provinces.

To be sure, just two people, Liu Biao and Cao Cao, Guan Yu and Sun Quan, have never occupied Fancheng.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Jingzhou was governed in Xiangyang.

Opposite to Yangyang across the river (Han River), Fancheng is a military fortress-type city and is the northern barrier of Yangyang.

1. At the beginning, it must have belonged to Jingzhou Mu Liu Biao, and the guard general may be a clerk.

2. Later, Cao Cao went south, Liu Biao died of illness, and Liu Biao's youngest son Liu Cong succeeded to Cao Cao, and Jingzhou was owned by Cao Cao (including Fancheng, of course).

3. After the defeat of Cao's army in the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao returned to the north and stayed in the southern general Cao Ren to defend Jingzhou, although Zhou Yu and Liu Bei successively attacked Jingzhou with the power of Chibi victory, but Zhou Yu failed and returned, Liu Bei only captured the four kings of Jingnan, and the part north of the Yangtze River in Jingzhou was still held by Cao Ren, which must also include Fancheng.

4. During Guan Yu's Northern Expedition, Xiangyang was broken, and Cao Ren retreated to Fancheng to protect Fancheng until Guan Yu was defeated by Eastern Wu and died.

This time, because Wei and Wu joined forces, Cao Cao gave Sun Quan a lot of nominal rewards afterwards, one of which was "Jingzhou Mu"; However, Sun Quan did not occupy the entire territory of Jingzhou, after all, Cao Ren kept Fancheng, even if it was an alliance, at most he would give him the place that Sun Quan had captured, and there was no reason to pay out of his own pocket, so Sun Quan actually only controlled the four counties of Jingnan and the southern county of Jingbei (Zhishuo Jiangling), and the other three counties of Jingbei (Xiangyang County, Jiangxia County and Nanyang County) were still in Cao Cao's hands, so Sun Quan did not occupy Fancheng.

Therefore, in terms of time, Liu Biao and Cao Cao successively controlled Fancheng, Guan Yu stopped in Fancheng, and Sun Quan also stopped in Jiangling, neither of which occupied Fancheng.

1.Liu Biao era (190-207 August Liu Biao died of illness).

In the first year of Chuping (190 AD), when the Dong coalition army was raised, Sun Jian, the Taishou of Changsha, killed Wang Rui, the assassin of Jingzhou, who had an ambiguous attitude towards Dong, and Liu Biao, who was the middle marquis of the Northern Army (the ** who supervised the Imperial Forest Army), was appointed as the assassin of Jingzhou. This area of Fancheng belongs to the Jingzhou region.

2.Liu Bei era (214——?

Fancheng was built by Liu Bei, and before that, there was no Fancheng (there was no place in the Book of Han and Later Hanshu), and the boundary was in the territory of Deng County. Liu Bei made Fan Cheng appear for the first time in the historical books. At that time, there was no Fan County, only Deng County, and the governance office was not in Fan. (The time is approximately after the Battle of Bowangpo).

Lost before the Battle of Nagasaka.

After the Battle of Chibi, Cao, Liu, and Sun divided Jingzhou: Cao Cao occupied the three counties of Nanyang, Xiangyang, and Nanjun, Liu Bei occupied the four counties of Lingling, Guiyang, Wuling, and Changsha south of the Yangtze River, and Sun Quan occupied Jiangxia County. In the fourteenth year of Jian'an (209), Zhou Yu defeated Cao Ren and captured Nanjun, Sun Quan worshiped Zhou Yu as a partial general, led Nanjun Taishou, and stationed in Jiangling (Nanjun Zhishu).

In the fifteenth year of Jian'an (210), after the death of Zhou Yu, Sun Quan Nalusu proposed to "lend" his own part to Liu Bei, so Liu Bei occupied most of the territory in Jingzhou.

3.Cao Wei era (219-265 Cao Wei was replaced by the Western Jin Dynasty).

Guan Yu flooded the Seventh Army, and Cao Ren held Fancheng, but soon Guan Yu was attacked by Eastern Wu and defeated Maicheng.

After Cao Cao captured Guan Yu and obtained Jingzhou by Sun Quan, he called Sun Quan a hussar general and a pastor of Jingzhou. But I also agree with what was said upstairs that Sun Quan did not occupy Fancheng.

Liu Bei (subordinate to Liu Biao) Cao Cao (guard general Cao Ren).

Fancheng was established by Liu Bei at the beginning, in order to resist Cao Cao, he backed Han Shui and Liu Biao, as long as Liu Biao had been assisting, it would not have been lost, at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Song army relied on this natural danger to block the Yuan army, five years later, Liu Cong surrendered, Liu Bei fled, was captured by Cao Cao, until Sun Quan attacked Guan Yu at night, and he was also under Cao Cao, so it was always Cao Cao's later.

Liu Biao, Liu Bei, Cao Ren, Sun Quan.

Fancheng in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is in the current Xiangfan City.

Fancheng during the Three Kingdoms period is now Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province, China, where the famous "Battle of Fancheng" took place

Extended Materials. The Battle of Fancheng, also known as Guan Yu's Northern Expedition, was an important battle during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty. In this battle, the Shu Han general Guan Yu and his son were captured and killed by Eastern Wu, Shu Han lost the three counties of Jingzhou, and the relationship with Eastern Wu broke down, and then the Battle of Yiling occurred.

In 219 (the twenty-fourth year of Emperor Jian'an of the Han Dynasty), Liu Beijing had stabilized Yizhou and Hanzhong, and Guan Yu, the defender of Jingzhou, saw that the time was ripe and went north to attack Cao Cao. Guan Yu attacked Fancheng first, Fancheng defender Cao Ren urgently asked for reinforcements, and Cao Cao, the king of Wei, successively sent Xu Huang, Zhang Liao, Pei Qian, and Lü Gong to rescue Cao Ren, and he also personally conscripted, but Zhang Liao and Cao Cao did not arrive, and the siege of Fancheng had been lifted.

The reason is that Cao Cao sent someone to contact Sun Quan, hoping that Sun Quan would attack Jingzhou from behind Guan Yu. Since Liu Bei borrowed Nanjun and refused to return it, and Guan Yu often disturbed the border to seize grain, Sun Quan accepted Cao Cao's advice, jointly crusaded against Guan Yu, and sent Lü Meng to command the Jingzhou operation. At that time, Guan Yu had just been defeated by Xu Huang and intended to retreat, but he learned that the base camp Nanjun had been lost, so he had to retreat to Maicheng, and was captured when he finally broke through and beheaded by Sun Quan.

Now Xiangyang, Hubei.

Xiangyang City has the Han River flowing through the middle, and to the north of the Han River is Fancheng, which is still called Fancheng and is a district. To the south is the ancient Xiangyang City, now called Xiangcheng. Due to the separation of rivers and rivers, the two cities were historically separated.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, they were once combined to build "Xiangfan City", taking the words Xiangyang and Fancheng respectively. A few years ago, it was approved by *** and renamed "Xiangyang City".

Fancheng is today's Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, northwestern Hubei Province.

After Qin unified the country, the county was set up as a county, and Fancheng was subordinate to Nanyang County. In the thirteenth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (208), Cao Cao took Fan and placed Xiangyang County, and Fancheng was subordinate to Xiangyang County. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Western Wei Dynasty (535-557), it was located in Fancheng County and belonged to Henan County.