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Beizhili,
formerly romanized as Pei-chih-li, Pechili, Peichili, etc. and also
known as
North or
Northern Zhili or Chih-li, was a
historical province of...
- Gulf of
Zhili (Chinese: 直隸海灣; pinyin: Zhílì Hǎiwān) or Gulf of
Beizhili (北直隸海灣;
Běizhílì Hǎiwān). The
romanization systems widely used in the West at the...
- a
county in Yunnan,
China Yongping Prefecture, a
former prefecture of
Beizhili in
imperial China, now
known as Lulong,
Hebei Yongping Township (永坪乡),...
- by the
Secretariat at the
capital Dadu. The Ming
dynasty ruled Hebei as
Beizhili,
meaning Northern Directly Ruled because the area
contained and was directly...
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northwestern Yellow Sea is
called the
Bohai Sea (previously Gulf of
Zhili /
Beizhili), into
which flow some of the most
important rivers of
northern China,...
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controlled territories "directly administered" by the
emperor and his staff,
Beizhili in the
north and
Nanzhili in the south. The
Hongxi Emperor wanted to restore...
- in 1403, he
renamed the town
Shuntian and the
province surrounding it
Beizhili to
mimic the
names of
Yingtian (modern Nanjing) and the
province of Zhili...
-
secondary capital after the
Yongle Emperor's move to Beijing,
which oversaw Beizhili or the
Northern Directly Administered Area.
During the
early Qing Dynasty...
- provinces, 1368–1369.
Beiping 1369–1421 As
Beiping Province. N/A 1421–1669 As
Beizhili up to 1645; as
Zhili after 1645.
Administered directly by the
central government...
- and
became the
inspecting censor of Guangdong,
director of
education for
Beizhili, and
undersecretary in the
Grand Court of
Judicial Review.
Before leaving...
