Shu Han - List of Territories

List of Territories

Yi Province (益州)
Commandery Counties
Shu
Chengdu
成都
Fan
Jiangyuan
江原
Linqiong
臨邛
Pi
Zitong
梓潼
Zitong
梓潼
Fu
Hande
漢德
Hanshou
漢壽
Boshui
白水
Guanghan
廣漢
Luo
Shifang
什邡
Mianzhu
綿竹
Xindu
新都
Yangquan
陽泉
Han
Qi
Deyang
德陽
Wucheng
五城
Guanghan
廣漢
Wenshan
汶山
Wenshan
汶山
Jiandi
湔氐
Du'an
都安
Miansi
綿虒
Pingkang
平康
Canling
蠶陵
Guangrou
廣柔
Boma
白馬
Ba
Jiangzhou
江州
Dianjiang
墊江
Linjiang
臨江
Zhi
Baxi
巴西
Langzhong
閬中
Xichong (state)
西充國
Nanchong (state)
南充國
Hanchang
漢昌
Xuanhan
宣漢
Anhan
安漢
Dangqu
宕渠
Badong
巴東
Yong'an (Yufu)
永安 (魚復)
Quren
朐忍
Yangqu
羊渠
Beijing
北井
Handan
漢單
Wu
Fuling
涪陵
Hanfu
漢復
Fuling
涪陵
Hanping
漢平
Hanjia
漢葭
Wanning
萬寧
Jianwei
犍為
Wuyang
武陽
Nan'an
南安
Bodao
僰道
Zizhong
資中
Niubing
牛鞞
Jiangyang
江陽
Jiangyang
江陽
Fu
Han'an
漢安
Hanjia
漢嘉
Hanjia
漢嘉
Xi
Yandao
嚴道
Maoniu
旄牛
Territories conquered by Shu from Wei
Commandery Counties
Hanzhong
漢中
Nanzheng
南鄭
Baozhong
褒中
Mianyang
沔陽
Chenggu
成固
Nanxiang
南鄉
Wudu
武都
Xiabian
下辯
Hechi
河池
Ju
Wudu
武都
Gudao
故道
Qiangdao
羌道
Yinping
陰平
Yinping
陰平
Pingguang
平廣
Nanzhong (南中)
Commandery Counties
Zhuti
朱提
Zhuti
朱提
Nanguang
南廣
Hanyang
漢陽
Nanchang
南昌
Tanglang
堂狼
Yuesui
越巂
Huiwu
會無
Qiongdu
邛都
Beishui
卑水
Dingzha
定苲
Taideng
臺登
Anshang
安上
Xindao
新道
Qianjie
潛街
Sanfeng
三縫
Suqi
蘇祁
Chan
Zangke
牂柯
Qielan
且蘭
Tanzhi
談指
Yelang
夜郎
Wulian
毋斂
Bi
Pingyi
平夷
Guangtan
廣談
Yunnan
雲南
Yunnan
雲南
Longdong
梇棟
Qingling
青蛉
Gufu
姑復
Xielong
邪龍
Yeyu
楪榆
Suijiu
遂久
Xinggu
興古
Juting
句町
Wanwen
宛溫
Louwo
漏臥
Bengu
賁古
Hanxing
漢興
Jincheng
進乘
Xifeng
西豐
Xisui
西隨
Duofeng
鐸封
Jianning
建寧
Wei
Cun (Mayi)
存 (馬邑)
Mudan
母單
Tonglai
同瀨
Muma
牧麻
Guchang
穀昌
Lianran
連然
Qinzang
秦臧
Shuangbai
雙柏
Yuyuan
俞元
Xiuyun
修雲
Dianchi
滇池
Tonglao
同勞
Tongjing
同井
Shengxiu
勝休
Jianling
建伶
Yongchang
永昌
Buwei
不韋
Yongshou
永壽
Bisu
比蘇
Nanfu
南涪
Suitang
巂唐
Ailao
哀牢
Bonan
博南

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