Where was Tianjin Prefecture in Qing Dynasty? What places are included today?

Ignoring the previous dynasty, in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1404), Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, began to notice the importance of intellectual solidity and named it? Tianjin? . The reason why Ming Chengzu attached importance to this place is very simple. At that time? Battle of Jingnan? At that time, south along the Grand Canal, an important ferry was zhi gu, which is today's Tianjin.

The earliest Tianjin is located in the southwest of Sanchahekou, in today's small zhi gu area. Later, after gradual development, Tianjin Zuo Wei and Tianjin Youwei were added. In the ninth year of Shunzhi (A.D. 1652), the Qing government made adjustments, merged the three places into one, and strengthened management. Therefore, Tianjin is often called? Tianjin Wei? .

In March of the third year of Yongzheng (A.D. 1725), the Qing government once again noticed the importance of Tianjinwei and promoted it to Tianjin Prefecture, which was subordinate to Hejian Prefecture. Half a year later, the Qing government changed Tianjin to Zhili again, governing Wuqing, Please, and Jinghai counties. But the next year, the Qing government classified Wuqing County as Shuntianfu.

In the early years of Yongzheng, the administrative divisions of Tianjin often changed, but it was mainly an increasingly important trend. Until the ninth year of Yongzheng (A.D. 173 1), Tianjin began to be upgraded to a government, with six counties and one state under its jurisdiction: Tianjin, Jinghai, Qingxian, Cangzhou, Nanpi, Yanshan and Qingyun.

At this point, the Tianjin mansion asked by the subject has begun to take shape, and it is a very important mansion in Zhili area, that is, Tianjin mansion in Qing Dynasty. Its jurisdiction has been roughly circled with red lines in the figure below for reference.

Name people from Ming Chengzu? Tianjin? In the Qing Dynasty, the emperor shunzhi was given around bodyguards, and then he was promoted to Tianjin in Yong Zhengdi, which shows that the Ming and Qing Dynasties attached great importance to Tianjin. The main reason is that Tianjin is an important county in Zhili area with developed salt trade and convenient waterway transportation.

In the Republic of China, the organizational system of Tianjin government also changed frequently, but it was paid more and more attention on the whole. Later, Tianjin was once the capital of Hebei Province, and was later promoted to a municipality directly under the Central Government, becoming one of the important big cities in the north. Of course, Tianjin today is not what it used to be. This is a metropolis that is taking off and rising.