- Yan Xishan's
soldiers in
Liaozhou (now
Zuoquan County) in 1925
during the war with
Henan warlord Fan Zhongxiu....
- China c. 316 BC
Liaoyang (as Xiangping, Changping, Liaodong, Pingzhou,
Liaozhou, Dongdu, Dongjing) Yan China c. 279 BC
Guangzhou (as Panyu) Qin dynasty...
- Yan Xishan's
soldiers in
Liaozhou (now
Zuoquan County) in 1925
during the war with the
Henan warlord Fan Zhongxiu....
- Yanmen. From there, he
expanded his
territory to Jinyang, Zezhou, and
Liaozhou. In 890, the
Shatuo took Zhaoyi.
Jinyang became the
Shatuo capital. It...
- Xíchéng (西河縣) (隰城) 5 Qìnzhōu(沁州) Yángchéngjùn (陽城郡) Qìnyuánxiàn (沁源縣) 3
Liáozhōu (遼州) Lèpíngjùn (樂評郡) Liáoshānxiàn (遼山縣) 3 Lánzhōu (嵐州) Lóufánjùn (樓煩郡)...
- Type 18 (no air conditioning) and 80 Type 24 (air conditioned).
There were
distributed to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou,
Liaozhou and
Chengdu bureaus....
-
original Qiu
County (later
renamed Yu County), and
Shiai County belong to
Liaozhou. In the
early Tang Dynasty, the city
belonged to the state, and
later abandoned...
- not
competent in
managing logistics so he was
reappointed Governor of
Liaozhou (遼州刺史). Even
after switching appointment,
Huyan Zan
showed that he was...
