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金代行政区划史
Li Changxian
The history of administrative divisions in the Jin Dynasty is a very difficult research topic. Based on previous work, this book greatly broadens the depth and breadth of research on this topic. For example, this book discusses the formation of territories and administrative regions in the early Jin Dynasty, the special administrative regions in the early Jin Dynasty, that is, the boundaries of the Pseudo-Qi and even the Pseudo-Chu, and the relationship between the formation of administrative divisions in the early Jin Dynasty and the Liao and Song Dynasties. Previous studies on political districts focused on the road level. The third part of this book is dedicated to an in-depth study of the evolution and changes of prefecture and county-level administrative divisions in the Jin Dynasty. The author Li Changxian not only roughly clarified the history of existing prefectures and counties by collecting epigraphic materials, using archaeological results, and uncovering hidden details, but also sorted out the state armies that had been abolished. Attention was also paid to comparing the division of administrative regions in the Jin Dynasty with that in the Song Dynasty, which broadened the horizons.
The history of administrative divisions in the Jin Dynasty is a very difficult research topic. Based on previous work, this book greatly broadens the depth and breadth of research on this topic. For example, this book discusses the formation of territories and administrative regions in the early Jin Dynasty, the special administrative regions in the early Jin Dynasty, that is, the boundaries of the Pseudo-Qi and even the Pseudo-Chu, and the relationship between the formation of administrative divisions in the early Jin Dynasty and the Liao and Song Dynasties. Previous studies on political districts focused on the road level. The third part of this book is dedicated to an in-depth study of the evolution and changes of prefecture and county-level administrative divisions in the Jin Dynasty. The author Li Changxian not only roughly clarified the history of existing prefectures and counties by collecting epigraphic materials, using archaeological results, and uncovering hidden details, but also sorted out the state armies that had been abolished. Attention was also paid to comparing the division of administrative regions in the Jin Dynasty with that in the Song Dynasty, which broadened the horizons.