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Jiedushi

The jiedushi or jiedu was a regional military governor in imperial China. The title was established in the Tang dynasty and abolished in the Yuan dynasty. The post of jiedushi has been translated as "military commissioner" or "governor", "legate", and "regional commander".[citation needed] Originally introduced in AD 711 to counter external threats, the…

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Hangul
절도사
Hanyu Pinyin
jiédùshǐ
IPA
[tɕjě.tû.ʂɨ̀] · [tsit̚˧ tɔw˨ si˧˥]
Jyutping
zit3-dou6-si2
Literal meaning
"section planning representative(s)"
Old Turkic
tarduş

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Jiedushi

Nodes200
Edges199
Triples254
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Jiedushi titles · 63
Jiedushi → Anhua Jiedushi, Biansong Jiedushi, Binning Jiedushi, Caizhou Jiedushi, Chengde Military Province Jiedushi, Chengxu Jiedushi, Eyue Jiedushi, Fanyang Jiedushi, Fenghua Jiedushi, Fengxiang Jiedushi, Fufang Jiedushi, Guiyi Army Jiedushi, Hedong Jiedushi, Henan Jiedushi, Henghai Army Jiedushi, Hexi Jiedushi, Heyangsancheng Jiedushi, Hezhong Jiedushi, Huainan Jiedushi, Huaixi Jiedushi
related to 750s · 39
Jiedushi → An Prefecture, Anhui, Anlu, Bian Prefecture, Cai Prefecture, Fu, Gao Shi, Henan, Hong, Hong Prefecture, Huainan, Huainan West Circuit Jiedushi, Huaixi Jiedushi, Hubei, In, It, Ji, Jiang, Jiangxi, Jiangxi Jiedushi
related to 760s · 39
Jiedushi → An Lushan, An Lushan Rebellion, An Qingxu, Chengde Army, Chengde Army Jiedushi, De, Di, Fengxiang, Fengxiang Jiedushi, From, Gansu, Han Lingkun, He, Hebei, Heng, Heng Prefecture, Huating County, It, Its, Ji
related to 730s · 25
Jiedushi → Chang'an, Dai, Fen, He, Hedong, Hedong Jiedushi, Huang Chao, Hui, Huile, In, It, Lan, Li Keyong, Ling, Lingwu, Lingwu Jiedushi, Liu Gongchuo, Liu Zhiyuan, Ningxia, Shanxi
related to 710s · 16
Jiedushi → Cui Xiyi, Geshu Han, Hexi, Hexi Jiedushi, In, It, Ledu, Liang Prefecture, Longyou, Longyou Jiedushi, Niu Xianke, Qinghai, Shan Prefecture, Tibetan Empire, Wang Junchuo, Xiao Song
related to 813 · 11
Jiedushi → Cai, Caizhou Jiedushi, Chen, Chenxu Jiedushi, Guang, Henan, It, Runan, Shen, Xu, Xuchang
related to 780s · 10
Jiedushi → Hanzhong, Heyang, Heyang Sancheng Jiedushi, It, Liang Prefecture, Mengjin, Mengzhou, Shaanxi, Shannan West Circuit Jiedushi, Wang Jian
related to 850s · 9
Jiedushi → Dunhuang, Gansu, Guiyi Army Jiedushi, In, It, Sha Prefecture, Tibetan Empire, Xinjiang, Zhang Yichao
related to 940s · 9
Jiedushi → Fujian, It, Liu Congxiao, Qingyuan Army, Qingyuan Army Jiedushi, Quanzhou, Wang Yanzheng's, Xiamen, Zhangzhou
related to Notable jiedushi · 7
Jiedushi → An LushanAbe, ChengyuLi KeyongLi CunxuLi MaozhenLiu, CongjianLiu RengongLiu ShouguangLi JiqianLi, GuangbiShi JingtangShi SimingTian ChengsiWang, NakamaroGao XianzhiGeshu HanGuo ZiyiQu, Notable, ZhongsiZhu Wen

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headquartered created prefectures controlled prefecture hebei army henan east tang li circuit wang north south west lushan hubei 813 military

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JiedushiHangul절도사1.00infobox
JiedushiHanyu Pinyinjiédùshǐ1.00infobox
JiedushiIPA[tɕjě.tû.ʂɨ̀]1.00infobox
JiedushiIPA[tsit̚˧ tɔw˨ si˧˥]1.00infobox
JiedushiJyutpingzit3-dou6-si21.00infobox
JiedushiLiteral meaning"section planning representative(s)"1.00infobox
JiedushiOld Turkictarduş1.00infobox
JiedushiRevised Romanizationjeoldosa1.00infobox
JiedushiSimplified Chinese节度使1.00infobox
JiedushiTraditional Chinese節度使1.00infobox
JiedushiTranscriptionsTranscriptionsStandard MandarinHanyu PinyinjiédùshǐWade–Gileschieh2-tu4-shih3IPA[tɕjě.tû.ʂɨ̀]Yue: CantoneseYale Romanizationjit-douh-síJyutpingzit3-dou6-si2IPA[tsit̚˧ tɔw˨ si˧˥]1.00infobox
JiedushiTranscriptionsTranscriptionsRevised Romanizationjeoldosa1.00infobox
JiedushiVietnamesetiết độ sứ1.00infobox
JiedushiWade–Gileschieh2-tu4-shih31.00infobox
JiedushiYale Romanizationjit-douh-sí1.00infobox

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