Map of Han/Three Kingdoms China?

[Lord_Cao_Cao]

Probably because Cao Cao moved the capital of the Han Dynasty to Xuchang in 196 (it also was his personal capital until he took Ye from Yuan Shao).

[PyroMystic]

Probably because Cao Cao moved the capital of the Han Dynasty to Xuchang in 196 (it also was his personal capital until he took Ye from Yuan Shao).

Oh right. That makes sense. I actually forget about that event. Thanks.

[vvill]

Ah, yes it should

Good catch

No problem, looking forward to seeing all the maps!

[Lord_Cao_Cao]

How is it going? I think Yang and Jiao are still missing?

[Fornadan]

Almost finished with Yang

[Fornadan]

http://i.imgur.com/qh9QBZr.png
http://i.imgur.com/qqs9bTd.png

By the mid 140s, Yang province consisted of six commanderies, Jiujiang, Danyang, Lujiang, Kuaiji, Wu and Yuzhang

Sun Ce divided Yuzhang to set up Luling
Sun Quan divided Yuzhang to set up Poyang and divided Danyang to set up Xindu
Sun Liang divided Yuzhang to set up Linchuan and divided Kuaiji to set up Linhai
Sun Xiu divided Kuaiji to establish Jian'an
Sun Hao divided Kuaiji to establish Dongyang, divided Wu to establish Wuxing, formed Ancheng from parts of Yuzhang, Luling and Changsha and set up a separate Chief Commandant of Luling's Southern Section.

In 282 after the conquest of Wu, the Jin transferred Ancheng to Jing, divided Danyang to set up Xuancheng and Piling, renamed Xindu to Xin'an, changed the Chief Commandant of Luling's Southern Section into the regular commandery of Nankang and divided Jian'an to set up Jin'an.

Jin also changed Jiujiang to Huainan, which had been the name of that commandery during Western Han.

HHS: Yang province: 6 commanderies, 92 counties, 1 021 096 households
JS: Yang province: 18 commanderies, 170 counties, 311 400 households

HHS: Jiujiang: 14 counties, 89 436 households
JS: Huainan: 16 counties, 33 400 households

HHS: Danyang: 16 counties, 136 518 households
JS: Danyang: 11 counties, 51 500 households
JS: Xuancheng: 11 counties, 23 500 households
JS: Xin'an: 6 counties, 5 000 households

HHS: Lujiang: 14 counties, 101 392 households
JS: Lujiang: 10 counties, 4 200 households

HHS: Kuaiji: 14 counties, 123 090 households
JS: Kuaiji: 10 counties, 30 000 households
JS: Dongyang: 9 counties, 12 000 households
JS: Linhai: 8 counties, 18 000 households
JS: Jian'an: 7 counties, 4 300 households
JS: Jin'an: 8 counties, 4 300 households

HHS: Wu: 13 counties, 164 164 households
JS: Wu: 11 counties, 25 000 households
JS: Piling: 7 counties, 12 000 households
JS: Wuxing: 10 counties, 24 000 households

HHS: Yuzhang: 21 counties 406 496 households
JS: Yuzhang: 16 counties, 35 000 households
JS: Linchuan: 10 counties, 8 500 households
JS: Poyang: 8 counties, 6 100 households
JS: Luling: 10 counties, 12 200 households
JS: Nankang: 5 counties, 1 400 households

[DragonAtma]

RANDOM MAPPING TRIVIA: Yuzhang (140s~190s) and Jiangxi (2016) are very similar in size, shape, and location. So if you want to estimate the physical size of a three kingdoms area, compare it to Yuzhang's size, as it's very close to Jiangxi's size (64,400 square miles, aka 166,900 square kilometers).

[Lord_Cao_Cao]

Could you reupload the map for Southern Yang? It has a much smaller resolution. Other than that, fine work! That leaves only Jiao.

Ah, what was the capital of Lujiang according to the HHS? JS seems to name Yangquan, but I don't see the big red dot in the commandery.

[Fornadan]

Could you reupload the map for Southern Yang? It has a much smaller resolution. Other than that, fine work! That leaves only Jiao.

fixed

Ah, what was the capital of Lujiang according to the HHS? JS seems to name Yangquan, but I don't see the big red dot in the commandery.

It should be Shu I think, looks like I forgot to add it

[greencactaur]

Can someone plop a map of the three kingdoms era over the current China map? I'm still a little confused as to the size difference of China than and now.