Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties

Map Introduction During the Western Jin Dynasty (265–316 AD), the historical evolution of Yong Province and Qin Province was pr...

Map Introduction Yan Province * Geographical Scope: Roughly covering modern western Shandong and eastern Henan provinces. Its a...

Map Introduction Establishment (550 AD) Gao Yang usurped the throne of the Eastern Wei and established the Northern Qi dynasty,...

Map Introduction The Kingdom of Wu's administration of Jing Province underwent a complex process, evolving from contested contr...

Map Introduction The historical evolution of the various Xianbei tribes during the Three Kingdoms period was primarily reflecte...

Map Introduction The historical evolution of Later Qin, Later Yan, Western Qin, and Later Liang is closely intertwined with the...

Map Introduction The historical evolution of Yan, Qing, Qi, and Xu Provinces during the Northern Wei Dynasty is as follows:** Y...

Map Introduction The historical evolution of the Wusun Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period primarily involved its interact...

Map Introduction Sizhou (Si Province) Sizhou was first established during the Cao Wei period of the Three Kingdoms, with its a...

Map Introduction Eastern Wei (534–550 AD) was one of the Northern Dynasties regimes, formed from the division of the Northern W...

Map Introduction The Liu Song Dynasty (420–479 AD) was the first of the Southern Dynasties in China's Northern and Southern Dyn...

Map Introduction The Northern and Southern Dynasties Period (420–589 AD) was a pivotal era in Chinese history marked by signifi...

Map Introduction Sizhou (Si Province) was the name of an administrative division in ancient China, first established during the...

Map Introduction The Yong Province of the Cao Wei era was an administrative district initially established late in the Eastern ...

Map Introduction Yan Province During the Jin Dynasty, the Yan Province Governor Department was established. It administered eig...

Map Introduction The evolution of Jing, Ying, and Xiang Provinces during the Southern Qi period reflects the complex political ...