Bin Zhou
location in Qing China, Guangxi province
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Bin Zhou
Summary
Bin Zhou is a zhou[1].
Key Facts
- Bin Zhou is located in Liuzhou Fu[2].
- Bin Zhou is located in Guangxi[3].
- Bin Zhou is located in Si'en Fu[4].
- Bin Zhou is located in Lingnan Circuit[5].
- Bin Zhou is located in Guangnan West Circuit[6].
- Bin Zhou is in the country of Ming dynasty[7].
- Bin Zhou is in the country of Qing dynasty[8].
- Bin Zhou is in the country of Yuan dynasty[9].
- Bin Zhou is in the country of Tang dynasty[10].
- Bin Zhou is in the country of Song dynasty[11].
- Bin Zhou's instance of is recorded as zhou[12].
- Bin Zhou's instance of is recorded as zhili zhou[13].
- Bin Zhou was dissolved in +1912-00-00T00:00:00Z[14].
- Bin Zhou's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/12mkx_8zd[15].
- Bin Zhou's located in the present-day administrative territorial entity is recorded as Binyang County[16].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35418[17].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 44048[18].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35458[19].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35459[20].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 44049[21].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35300[22].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 460[23].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35297[24].
- Bin Zhou's CHGIS ID is recorded as 35299[25].
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Geography
Country listings include Ming dynasty[7], a historical Chinese state[26], founded in 1368[27]; Qing dynasty[8], a sovereign state[28], founded in 1636[29]; Yuan dynasty[9], a nomadic confederacy[30], founded in 1271[31]; Tang dynasty[10], a historical Chinese state[32], founded in 0618[33]; and Song dynasty[11], a Chinese dynasty[34], founded in 0960[35]. Located in include Liuzhou Fu[2], a fu[36], in Qing dynasty[37]; Guangxi[3], a provinces of the Qing Empire[38], in Qing dynasty[39], founded in 1649[40]; Si'en Fu[4], a fu[41], in Qing dynasty[42]; Lingnan Circuit[5], a circuit[43], in Tang dynasty[44]; and Guangnan West Circuit[6], a fiscal district[45], in Northern Song dynasty[46].