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If memory serves, Hou is subordinate to the county.
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The county system began in the Qin State during the Warring States period.
Since Qin Xiaogong appointed Shang Yang to change the law, the county system was implemented in the territory of Qin. After Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, he officially abolished the feudal system and divided the country into 36 counties, and later, Qin Shi Huang sent the famous general Meng Tian to the north to attack the Xiongnu and occupy the Hetao area, and sent Ren Huan and Zhao Tuo to conquer Baiyue in the south to expand the territory, and the country increased to more than 40 counties.
During the period of the First Emperor, all the princes did not have a feudal state, and there were only counties in the country.
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Qin Dynasty. The junior high school history teacher told us that the county system ≠ establish a county system.
During the Warring States Period, the Shang Dynasty Reform Law stipulated the establishment of a county system, and the monarch directly sent people to the local government to administer it. In order to strengthen feudal rule, the world was divided into 36 counties, and the county system was formally established, which was later increased to 40 counties.
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The county system appeared in the Qin State during the Warring States Period, and later the unification of the Qin State began to be promoted, and when it was not unified, it was imitated by other countries.
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It must be the Qin State during the Warring States period.
Everyone knows that one of Qin Shi Huang's major contributions was the implementation of the county system, which had a far-reaching impact, but the Warring States Qin State began to implement the county system.
After the unification of the Qin State, the Qin Dynasty entered the Qin Dynasty, and the county system was promoted throughout the country.
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Appeared during the Warring States Period, and the Qin Dynasty began to implement it throughout the country.
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During the Warring States period, one of the Shang Dynasty reform periods was the implementation of the county system.
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Qin Dynasty, after the establishment of the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang abolished the feudal division in the whole country, and the counties were lined.
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It began in the Qin Dynasty, when Shang Ying changed the law;
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Now the research first appeared in the state of Chu during the Warring States period.
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Qin Dynasty Warring States It was a patriarchal system and a feudal system.
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It was the Qin Dynasty that took the lead in implementing the county system.
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At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the county system was implemented, and in the middle of the period, the feudal state was weakened and had no real name.
The so-called county refers to the county, and the country refers to the feudal country. The county and the feudal state are both high-level local administrative divisions in the early Han Dynasty, and the county belongs directly to the **, and the feudal state is ruled by the feudal kings.
Due to the passage of time, the power of the feudal country has gradually grown, and it is difficult to control. During the time of Emperor Wen, the princes began to be weakened; Emperor Jing further proposed to reduce the fiefdoms of the kings, and this led to the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms.
After quelling the rebellion, the kings were killed. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty carried out the law of pushing the edict of grace and collateral benefits, and the kingdom became smaller and smaller, and was deprived of real power, and existed in name only.
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At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were thirteen states in the country: Sili, Yuzhou, Jizhou, Yanzhou, Xuzhou, Qingzhou, Jingzhou, Yangzhou, Yizhou, Liangzhou, Bingzhou, Jiaozhou, and Youzhou.
Summary of county names in the Han Dynasty [Sili].
Counties: Henan, Hanoi, Hedong, Hongnong, Jingzhao, Fengyi, Fufeng.
Jizhou] counties: Wei County, Julu, Changshan, Zhongshan, Anping, Hexian, Qinghe, Zhaoguo, Bohai.
Yuzhou] counties: Yingchuan, Runan, Liangguo, Peiguo, Chenguo, Luguo.
Yanzhou] counties: Chenliudong County, Dongping, Rencheng, Taishan, Jibei, Shanyang, Jiyin.
Xuzhou] counties: East China Sea, Langxie, Pengcheng, Guangling, Xiapi.
Qingzhou] counties: Jinan, Pingyuan, Le'an, Beihai, Donglai, Qiguo.
Jingzhou] counties: Nanyang, Nanjun, Jiangxia, Lingling, Guiyang, Wuling, Changsha.
Yangzhou] counties: Jiujiang, Danyang, Lujiang, Huiji, Wujun, Yuzhang.
Yizhou] counties: Hanzhong, Ba County, Guanghan, Shu County, Qianwei, Yue, Yizhou, Yongchang, Guanghan, Shu County, Qianwei, Qianwei.
Liangzhou] counties: Longxi, Hanyang, Wudu, Jincheng, Anding, Beidi, Wuwei, Zhangye, Jiuquan, Dunhuang, Zhangye, Zhangye, Zhangye, Zhangye, Zhangye, Zhangye
Counties under the jurisdiction of Shangdang, Taiyuan, Shangjun, Xihe, Wuyuan, Yunzhong, Dingxiang, Yanmen, Shuofang.
Youzhou] counties: Zhuo County, Guangyang, Dai County, Shanggu, Yuyang, Youbeiping, Liaoxi, Liaodong, Xuansu, Lelang, Liaodong vassal country.
Jiaozhou] counties: Nanhai, Cangwu, Yulin, Hepu, Jiaozhi, Jiuzhen, Rinan.
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For a long time, the Han Dynasty implemented both the feudal system and the county system. The names of the counties are xx counties and xx counties. Which county or county are you asking?
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Thirteen states in the country at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty:
Division: Henan Yin, Hanoi County, Hedong County, Hongnong County, Jingzhao County, Fengyi County, Fufeng County.
Yuzhou: Yingchuan County, Runan County, Liang State, Pei State, Chen State, Lu State.
Jizhou: Wei County, Julu County, Changshan County, Zhongshan County, Anping County, Hejian Country, Qinghe Country, Zhao State, Bohai County.
Yanzhou: Chenliu County, Dong County, Dongping County, Rencheng County, Taishan County, Jibei County, Shanyang County, Jiyin County.
Xuzhou: Donghai Kingdom, Langxie Kingdom, Pengcheng Kingdom, Guangling County, Xiapi Kingdom.
Qingzhou: Jinan State, Pingyuan County, Le'an Country, Beihai Country, Donglai County, Qi State.
Jingzhou: Nanyang County, Nan County, Jiangxia County, Lingling County, Guiyang County, Wuling County, Changsha County.
Yangzhou: Jiujiang County, Danyang County, Lujiang County, Huiji County, Wu County, Yuzhang County.
Yizhou: Hanzhong County, Ba County, Guanghan County, Shu County, Qianwei County, County, Yue County, Yizhou County, Yongchang County, Guanghan Subject, Shu County, Qianwei Subject.
Liangzhou: Longxi County, Hanyang County, Wudu County, Jincheng County, Anding County, Beidi County, Wuwei County, Zhangye County, Jiuquan County, Dunhuang County, Zhangye Subject, Juyan Subject.
And state: Shangdang County, Taiyuan County, Shang County, Xihe County, Wuyuan County, Yunzhong County, Dingxiang County, Yanmen County, Shuofang County.
Youzhou: Zhuo County, Guangyang County, Dai County, Shanggu County, Yuyang County, Youbeiping County, Liaoxi County, Liaodong County, Xuansu County, Lelang County, Liaodong Dependent States.
Jiaozhou: Nanhai County, Cangwu County, Yulin County, Hepu County, Jiaozhi County, Jiuzhen County, Rinan County.
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The most important original.
The reason is because of Liu Bang.
Yuan did not have enough strength to subdue many princes and kings, and those princes and kings were to help Liu Bang defeat Xiang Yu, so they could be said to be allies, and the princes and kings were not obliged to give up the land that belonged to them to Liu Bang. In general, who doesn't want to be the first emperor and overwhelm the six countries with the power of one country to achieve great unification, it's just that Liu Bang's strength is not good.
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Drawing on the lessons of Qin's death, Liu Bang unilaterally believed that Qin's death was due to the fact that there was no vassal king with the same surname to protect him.
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It was believed that the county system was the cause of the fall of the Qin Dynasty, so the feudal system was implemented. However, each prince rebelled, such as Han Shin, so the parallel system of counties and states was implemented, but in the end, the country was wiped out by the Tui En Order.
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If it is to learn from Qin's experience, why not fully implement the separation.
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