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Changsha Commandery

Changsha Commandery (長沙郡) was the first imperial Chinese commandery in Hunan. Established by the late Qin dynasty (210 BCE) and abolished when the Sui dynasty ended the commandery tier (589 CE), it governed the lower Xiang River basin and the eastern slopes of the Nan Mountains. Its seat, Linxiang, lay on the west bank of the Xiang within modern…

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Geography and administrative layout

LinxiangLiyangXiangyinLinglingChengling
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History

Wang MangWestern JinLiang dynastyEmperor WenHengzhou
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Predecessor kingdom

Wu RuiChangsha Kingdom
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Archaeology and legacy

ChuQu Yuan
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Capital
Linxiang (臨湘, ruins in present-day Changshaʼs Wangcheng / Yuelu area)
Historical era
Imperial China
Today part of
central-eastern Hunan (seat within modern Changsha)
• Carved from Qianzhong Prefecture after the Qin conquest of Lingnan
210 BCE
• Disestablished
589 CE

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Changsha Commandery

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples32
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
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Changsha Commandery

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related to Western Jin and Six Dynasties (280 – 589 CE) · 13
Changsha Commandery → CE, CE Emperor Wen, China, Hengzhou Prefecture, In, Liang, Linxiangʼs, Liu-Song, Refugees, South Changsha, Under, Western Jin, Yongjia
related to Predecessor kingdom · 7
Changsha Commandery → BCE, Changsha Kingdom, During, King Wu Rui, Western Han, When, Wu-Rui
related to Qin and Western Han (210 BCE – 9 CE) · 7
Changsha Commandery → After, Changsha Kingdom, Lingnan, Qin, Under, Western Han, Xiang
Capital · 1
Changsha Commandery → Linxiang (臨湘, ruins in present-day Changshaʼs Wangcheng / Yuelu area)
Historical era · 1
Changsha Commandery → Imperial China
Today part of · 1
Changsha Commandery → central-eastern Hunan (seat within modern Changsha)
• Carved from Qianzhong Prefecture after the Qin conquest of Lingnan · 1
Changsha Commandery → 210 BCE
• Disestablished · 1
Changsha Commandery → 589 CE

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changsha ce commandery han linxiang qin western bce 589 xiang kingdom 210 book counties hunan era households river lingling 280

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Changsha CommanderyCapitalLinxiang (臨湘, ruins in present-day Changshaʼs Wangcheng / Yuelu area)1.00infobox
Changsha CommanderyHistorical eraImperial China1.00infobox
Changsha CommanderyToday part ofcentral-eastern Hunan (seat within modern Changsha)1.00infobox
Changsha Commandery• Carved from Qianzhong Prefecture after the Qin conquest of Lingnan210 BCE1.00infobox
Changsha Commandery• Disestablished589 CE1.00infobox
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomDuring0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomWestern Han0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomKing Wu Rui0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomChangsha Kingdom0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomWhen0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomWu-Rui0.60section
Changsha Commanderyrelated to Predecessor kingdomBCE0.60section

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