East of the East China Sea, including the complete areas of Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Guangdong and Hunan provinces, as well as Jiangsu, Guangxi, Anhui, Hubei, Chongqing and Shanghai, including northern Vietnam.
According to the autumn records, Sun Wu established four states, 43 counties and 3 13 counties in 280 AD (the fourth year of Tianqi). According to the statistics of Chen Jianmei, when Sun Wu died in 280 AD, he owned 4 states, 45 counties, 2 governors, 1 agricultural governors, 2 governors and 328 counties.
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politics
1, Sun Wu's local political system is state-county system, and the central government is mainly influenced by the gentry in Jiangdong. At this time, there have been many aristocratic families in the south of the Yangtze River, such as Gu, Lu, Zhu and Zhang in Wujun. They occupy a lot of land and servants, but each has its own family style and occupies a high position in the world. They had lived in the south of the Yangtze River for a long time as early as the Han Dynasty. Sun Quan was nineteen when he took over from Sun Ce, and the domestic situation of Sun Wu was still unstable.
2. Central official system
Sun Wu's central official system is similar to that of Cao Wei and Shu Han. When Sun Wu became prime minister, he was nominally the first of 100 officials, but the actual effect was that he only managed daily government affairs and often did not participate in the decision-making of major government affairs. Sun Wu's "three publics" are not often abandoned, but the giving and receiving vary from person to person. In the early stage, it was Liuqing, and in the Yong 'an period, it was Jiuqing.
3. Rule of law
Sun Wu's laws and regulations mainly include "branch" and "order". Sun Wu's legislative work recorded in the official History of the Three Kingdoms is mainly three times.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Wu state