The location of the states in ancient China, which place did the state refer to in ancient times

Cao Cao once re-divided the thirteen states of the world, that is, Ji, Qing, You, and, Yan, Henan, Xu, Yang, Yong, the nine ancient Yu divided into nine states, and the others include Sizhou, Jingzhou, Yizhou, and Liangzhou.

Jizhou is in the area where Henan and Hebei are at the junction of today, and the main cities are Yecheng and Liyang.

Qingzhou is in the northern part of present-day Shandong and part of Henan and Hebei, and the main cities are Nanpi and Beihai.

Youzhou was in the northern part of present-day Hebei and part of Liaodong and Inner Mongolia, and the main cities were Jicheng (near Beijing), Xiangping, and Beiping (not today's Beijing).

Bingzhou is today's Shanxi Province, and the main cities are Shangdang and Jinyang.

Yanzhou is located in the southwest of present-day Shandong and part of Henan, and the main cities are Chenliu and Puyang.

Yuzhou is in the south of Henan, the north of Anhui, and the main cities are Xuchang and Runan.

Xuzhou is in the south of Shandong and the north of Jiangsu, and the main cities are Xiapi and Pengcheng.

Yangzhou is in the south of Anhui, the south of Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, and the north of Fujian in the south, and the main cities are Shouchun, Lujiang, Jianye, and Chaisang.

Jingzhou is located in the southern part of Henan and Hubei and Hunan, and the main cities are Wancheng, Xiangyang, and Jiangling.

Yizhou was in Sichuan and Hanzhong in present-day Shaanxi, and the main cities were Chengdu, Yong'an, and Jiangzhou.

Yongzhou is located in the area of the Weihe Plain in present-day Shaanxi, and the main city has Fufeng.

Liangzhou is in the western part of today's Shaanxi and part of Gansu and Ningxia, and the main cities are Wuwei, Zhangye, and Tianshui.

Sizhou is actually from Yuzhou and Yongzhou between the division of the Jingshi area, including the original Yuzhou four counties and Yongzhou three counties, in fact, including the Jingshi Luoyang near the area and Xijing Chang'an and the connection between the two, the main cities are Luoyang, Chang'an, Hongnong.

Later, after Sun Quan founded the country, he established Jiaozhou in the conquered Shanyue region, which is today's Guangxi, Guangdong, southern Fujian, and southern Henan.

Kyushu are:

Jingzhou (occupies eight counties of Nanyang, Nanjun, Jiangxia, Lingling, Guiyang, Changsha, Wuling, and Zhangling, and governs in Xiangyang; In the present-day two lakes, two parts of Guangzhou, Henan, Guizhou).

Yanzhou (present-day southeastern Hebei Province, northwestern Shandong Province, and northeastern Henan Province).

Yongzhou (now the northern part of central Shaanxi, except the southeastern part of Gansu, the southeastern part of Qinghai, and the area of Ningxia).

Qingzhou (east to the sea and west to Mount Tai, in the eastern part of present-day Shandong).

Jizhou (the western and northern parts of present-day Shanxi and Hebei provinces, as well as part of Henan Province south of Taihang Mountain).

Xuzhou (present-day southeastern Shandong Province and northern Jiangsu Province).

Yuzhou (most of present-day Henan Province, which combines the western part of Shandong Province and the northern part of Anhui Province).

Yangzhou (from Huaishui in the north, to the seashore in the southeast, in the south of Huaishui in present-day Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, and has the land of Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces).

Liangzhou (from the Yang of Huashan to Heishui, which should include present-day southern Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces, or some places south of Sichuan Province).

Wall, an axe-shaped screen embroidered between the doors of the ancient temple. "The Book of Rites: Qu Lixia": "The Son of Heaven should stand according to it, and the princes should face north and see the Son of Heaven, and say Hajj."

Kong Yingda Shu: "The Son of Heaven should stand according to the person, according to, like a screen, with the quality of the silk, eight feet high, between the east and the west, embroidered as the axe."

The Sui Dynasty built a new Yiwu city in the east of Yiwutun City, which was governed by Yiwu County. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, it was based on Zahu and attached to the Western Turks. In the fourth year of Zhenguan, Tang sent Li Daliang, the pacification ambassador of the Northwest Province, to transport grain to comfort the Zahu in the Yiwu region, and Shi Wannian, the lord of Yiwu City, returned to Tang with Yiwu and other seven cities, and Tang therefore placed the state.

Tang Dynasty Prefecture: One of the three prefectures placed by the Tang Dynasty in present-day Xinjiang. The three counties of Yiwu, Rouyuan and Nazhi were led to Yiwu (now Hami, Xinjiang). In the fourth year of Zhenguan (630), the name was "Xiyizhou" at the beginning, and the word "Xizhushan" was used in six years. Tianbao and Zhide were renamed Igo County.

Yizhou is located between Guazhou (now southeast of Anxi, Gansu), Shazhou (now west of Dunhuang County, Gansu) and Xizhou, and is a large oasis on the Gobi Desert, with early agricultural development. Emperor Ming of the Eastern Han Dynasty defeated the Xiongnu, took its Yiwu Lu land, built the spring Yiwu Zi Xian Nai Tun City, placed "Yihe Duwei", and Tuntian in this place. Since then, most of them have been inhabited by the soldiers of Tuntian Town.

Ancient Zhongzhou refers to Henan.

Henan is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, the mother river of Wanli in central and eastern China, at the eastern foot of the Taihang Mountains, Funiu Mountains, Tongbai Mountains and Dabie Mountains.

The Central Plains culture is broad and profound, there are many cultural relics and historic sites and scenic spots in the province, such as Shaolin Temple, Longmen Grottoes, Nanyang Wuhou Temple, Anyang Yinxu, Qingming Shanghe Park, Iron Tower, Zhongyue Song Mountain, Yuntai Mountain, Funiu Mountain, Laojieling, Baiyun Mountain, Daimei Mountain, Wangwu Mountain, Wanxian Mountain, Baligou, Jigong Mountain, Nanwan Lake, Xiaolangdi of the Yellow River, Sanmenxia, Three Gorges of the Yellow River, Xichuan Danjiang Reservoir, etc.

Your question is too big, if you are a dynasty, for example, the Han Dynasty is divided into Kyushu, the Tang Dynasty is divided into ten provinces, and so on.