Yizhou (Shu territory)

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Yizhou (Shu territory) was a key administrative and strategic region of the Shu Han state during China’s Three Kingdoms period, encompassing much of present-day Sichuan and serving as its political and military heartland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
historical region
territory of Shu Han
administrativeCenter Chengdu NERFINISHED
associatedWith Liu Bei’s conquest of Yi Province
Zhuge Liang’s northern expeditions NERFINISHED
borderedBy Hanzhong region NERFINISHED
southern commanderies of Shu Han
capitalOf Shu Han NERFINISHED
contains Chengdu NERFINISHED
coreAreaOf Shu Han NERFINISHED
country Shu Han NERFINISHED
economicRole agricultural base of Shu Han
source of grain for Shu Han armies
encompasses much of present-day Sichuan
era Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
governedBy Liu Bei NERFINISHED
Liu Shan NERFINISHED
Zhuge Liang NERFINISHED
historicalName 益州 NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod 3rd century
language Classical Chinese NERFINISHED
locatedIn China
Three Kingdoms period NERFINISHED
present-day Sichuan
militaryFunction fortified interior region of Shu Han
modernEquivalent Sichuan Basin NERFINISHED
partOf Shu Han NERFINISHED
politicalFunction center of Shu Han bureaucracy
seat of Shu Han imperial court
predecessor Yizhou of Eastern Han NERFINISHED
role military heartland of Shu Han
political heartland of Shu Han
strategicImportance key base for Shu Han military operations
successor Jin dynasty administrative regions in Sichuan
terrain basin surrounded by mountains
usedAs base for Shu Han administration
base for Shu Han defense
base for Shu Han logistics

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Ma Su placeOfActivity Yizhou (Shu territory)