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Inspector of Yi province益州 (Songshu)

[From Songshu 38]

Inspector of Yi province益州, Emperor Wu of Han divided Liang province梁州 to establish it, for where it is seated see separately under Liang province梁州. Governs 29 commanderies, 128 counties, 53 141 households, 248 293 people. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water 9 970.

[1]Grand Warden of Shu蜀 commandery, Qin established it. Middle of Emperor Wu of Jin's Taikang [280 -289], changed it to be called Chengdu成都 state, later restored the old. Governs 5 counties, 11 902 households, 60 876 people.

[1]Prefect of Chengdu成都, Han's old county

[2]Prefect of Pi郫, Han's old county

[3]Prefect of Fan繁 county, Han's old county

[4]Prefect of Bing鞞, during all of the Two Han and the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era call it Niubing牛鞞 belonging to Qianwei犍為. In He's treatise Emperor Mu of Jin crossed it over to here.

[5]Prefect of Yongchang永昌, 2ndYear of Xiaojian [455 AD], used lodged houseolds to establish it.

[2]Grand Warden of Guanghan廣漢, 6th Year of Emperor Gao of Han [201 BC], established it. In the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era it belongs to Liang province梁州. Governs 6 counties, 4 586 households, 27 149 people. Distance to the province by land 600. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water 9 900.

[1]Prefect of Luo雒 county, Han's old county

[2]Prefect of Shifang什邡, Han's old county

[3]Prefect of Qi郪 county, Han's old county

[4]Prefect of Xindu新都, Han's old county. Emperor Wu of Jin made it the state of a king. 6th Year of Taikang [285 AD], it was rationalised to become a county, belonging to Guanghan廣漢.

[5]Prefect of Yangquan陽泉, Shu divided Mianzhu綿竹 to establish it.

[6]Prefect of Wucheng伍城, Emperor Wu of Jin's 4th Year of Xianning [278 AD]. 6th Year of Taikang [285 AD] rationalised it, 7th Year [286 AD], again established it. In He's treatise the Liu clan established it.

[3]Grand Warden of Baxi巴西, in Qiao Zhou's Annals of Ba, 6th Year of Jian'an [201 AD], Liu Zhang divided Ba巴 commandery's Dianjiang墊江 and upwards as Baxi巴西 commandery. In Xu's treatise, drifting people originally from Nanyang's南陽 Guanjun冠軍, and sojourned to enter Shu and Han, Emperor Wu of Jin established it. A mistake. Originally belonged to Liang province梁州, Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred. In He's treatise Liang梁 and Yi and Yi益 provinces are without this commandery. Governs 9 counties, 4 954 households, 33 346 people.

[1]Prefect of Langzhong閬中, Han's old county, belonging to Ba巴 commandery.

[2]Prefect of Xichongguo西充國, in the Geographic Treatise of the Book of Han, Ba巴 commandery has Chongguo充國 county. In the Treatise on the Commanderies and States of Continued Han, Emperor He's 2ndYear of Yongyuan [90 AD], divided Langzhong閬中 to establish Chongguo充國 county. The two treatised are not the same. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era has the two Xi- and Nanchongguo西南二充國, belonging to Baxi巴西.

[3]Prefect of Nanchongguo南充國, in Qiao Zhou's Annals of Ba, 6th Year of Chuping [195 AD], divided Chongguo充國 to make Nanchongguo南充國.

[4]Prefect of Anhan安漢, old county belonging Ba巴 commandery.

[5]Prefect of Hanchang漢昌, middle of Emperor He's Yongyuan [89 – 105 AD].

[6]Prefect of Jinxing晉興, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up.

[7]Prefect of Pingzhou平州, Emperor Wu of Jin's 1'st Year of Taikang [280 AD] used wilderness people who had reverted to reform to establish it.

[8]Prefect of Huaigui懷歸, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up.

[9]Prefect of Yichang益昌, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up.

[4]Grand Warden of Zitong梓潼, in Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era, the Liu clan divided Guanghan廣漢 to establish it. Originally belonged to Liang province梁州. Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred to Yi province益州. The Commanderies and States of Yongchu also has Hande漢德 and Xinxing新興. Xu is the same. Xu states Xinxing新興 was established it in the 9th Year of Yixi [413 AD], and Hande漢德 is an old county. Note that the Two Han are both without Hande漢德 county, the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era and Wang Yin both have it. Suspect it was established by the Liu clan. In He both Yi益 and Liang梁 are without this commandery. Governs 4 counties, 3 034 households, 21 976 people.

[1]Prefect of Fu涪, Han's old county, belonging to Guanghan廣漢.

[2]Prefect of Zitong梓潼, Han's old county, belonging to Guanghan廣漢.

[3]Prefect of Xipu西浦, in Xu's treatise, established it in the 9th Year of Yixi [413 AD].

[4]Prefect of Wan'an萬安, in Xu's treatise an old county. The Two Han and Jin were both without.

[5]Grand Warden of Ba巴 commandery, Qin established it. Governs 4 counties, 3 734 households, 13 183 people. Distance to the province by interior water 1 800, by outside water 2 200. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water 6 000.

[1]Prefect of Jiangzhou江州, Han's old county

[2]Prefect of Linjiang臨江, Han's old county

[3]Prefect of Dianjiang墊江, Han's old county, Emperor Xian's 6th Year of Jian'an [201 AD], transferred to Baxi巴西. Liu Shan's 15th Year of Jianxing [237 AD], restored the old.

[4]Prefect of Zhi枳, Han's old county

[6]Grand Warden of Suining遂寧, the Commanderies and States of Yongchu has it, He is without. Xu states it was established in the past. Governs 4 counties, 3 320 households.

[1]Prefect of Baxing巴興, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up. Suspect it was established by the Li clan.

[2]Prefect of Deyang德陽, Former Han is without, during Later Han and in Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era belongs to Guanghan廣漢.

[3]Prefect of Guanghan廣漢, Han's old county, belonging to Guanghan廣漢. Ningshu寧蜀 commandery also has this county, not known what is correct.

[4]Prefect of Jinxing晉興, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up.

[7]Grand Warden of Jiangyang江陽, Liu Zhang divided Qianwei犍為 to establish it. In the middle lost the original land[?], transmitted seated it at Wuyang武陽. Governs 4 counties, 1 525 households, 8 027 people.

[1]Prefect of Jiangyang江陽, Han's old county, belonging to Qianwei犍為-

[2]Prefect of Mianshui綿水[a]

[3]Prefect of Han'an漢安[a]

[a]See separately

[4]Prefect of Chang'an常安, Xiaowu of Jin established it.

[8]Grand Warden of Huaining懷寧, drifting people from Qin 秦 and Yong雍. Emperor An of Jin established it. Originally belonged to Nanqin南秦. Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred to Yi province益州. Governs 3 counties, 1 315 households, 5 950 people. Transmitted seated at Chengdu成都.

[1]Prefect of Shiping始平[a]

[a]See separately

[2]Prefect of Xiping西平, in the Commanderies and States of Yongchu merely called Xi西. In He's treatise it formerly belonged to Tianshui天水, and was named Xi西 county.

[3]Prefect of Wannian萬年, Han's old name, belonging to Pingyi馮翊.

[9]Grand Warden of Ningshu寧蜀, the Commanderies and States of Yongchu has it but He is without. Xu sstates its an old establishment. The Commanderies and States of Yongchu and Xu both have Xidianjiang西墊江. Now it is without. Governs 4 counties, 1 643 households.

[1]Prefect of Guanghan廣漢[a], Suining遂寧 commandery also has this county.

[2]Prefect of Guangdu廣都, Han's old county, belonging to Shu蜀 commandery.

[3]Prefect of Shengqian升遷, in the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era it belongs to Minshan汶山.

[4]Prefect of Xixiang西鄉 , originally named Naxiang南鄉, belonging to Hanzhong漢中. Wu of Jin's 3rdYear of Taikang [282 AD], altered the name-

[10]Grand Warden of Yuesui越巂, Emperor Wu of Han's 6th Year of Yuanding [111 BC], established it. Formerly Qiongdu邛都 state. He's treatise is without. Governs 8 counties, 1 349 households.

[1]Prefect of Qiongdu邛都, Han's old county.

[2]Prefect of Xinxing新興, the Commanderies and States of Yongchu has it.

[3]Chief of Taideng臺登, Han's old county.

[4]Chief of Jinxing晉興,the Commanderies and States of Yongchu has it.

[5]Chief of Huiwu會無, Han's old county.

[6]Chief of Beishui卑水, Han's old county.

[7]Chief of Dingji定莋, Han's old county.

[8]Chief of Suli蘇利, Han's old county called Sushi蘇示. [Missing] called it Suli蘇利.

[11]Grand Warden of Minshan汶山, in the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era, Emperor Wu of Han established it. Xiaoxuan's 3rd Year of Dijie [67 BC], combined it with Shu蜀 commandery. The Liu clan again established it. Governs 2 counties, 1 107 households, 6 105 people. Distance to the province by land 100. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water 10 000.

[1]Chancellor to Marquis of Du'an都安, Shu established it.

[2]Yanguan晏官, in He's treatise, Wei pacified Shu and established it. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era is without.

[12]Grand Warden of Nanyinping南陰平[a], during Yongjia [307 – 313] drifters sojourned to come and belong, transmitted seated at Changyang萇陽. Governs 2 counties, 1 240 households, 7 597 people.

[1]Prefect of Yinping陰平[b]

[2]Prefect of Mianzhu綿竹, Han's old county belonging to Guanghan廣漢.

[a]Yinping陰平, see separately

[b]See separately

[13]Grand Warden of Qianwei犍為, Emperor Wu of Han's 6th Year of Jianyuan [135 BC], opened Yelang夜郎 state to establish it. Governs 5 counties, 1 390 households, 4 057 people. Distance to the province by land 90. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water, 10 000.

[1]Prefect of Wuyang武陽, Han's old county.

[2]Prefect of Nan'an南安, Han's old county.

[3]Prefect of Zizhong資中, Han's old county.

[4]Prefect of Bodao僰道, Han's old county.

[5]Prefect of Zhiguan治官, Emperor An of Jin's 10th Year of Yixi [414 AD], established it.

[14]Gand Warden of Shikang始康, drifting people from Guan and Long關隴, Emperor An of Jin established it. Governs 4 counties, 1 063 households, 4 226 people. Transmitted seated at Chengdu成都.

[1]Prefect of Shikang始康, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[2]Chancellor to the Count of Xincheng新城, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[3]Prefect of Tan談, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[4]Prefect of Jinfeng晉豐, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[15]Grand Warden of Jinxi晉熙, drifting people from Qin province秦州. Emperor An of Jin established it. Governs 2 counties, 785 households, 3 925 people.

[1]Prefect of Jinxi晉熙, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[2]Prefect of Changyang萇陽, Emperor An of Jin established it.

[16]Grand Warden of Jinyuan晉原, Li Xiong divided Shu蜀 commandery to make Hanyuan漢原. Emperor Mu of Jin altered the name. Governs 5 counties, 1 272 households, 4 960. Distance to the province by land, 120. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water, 10 000.

[1]Chancellor to the Baron of Jiangyuan江原, Han's old county, belonging to Shu蜀 commandery.

[2]Prefect of Linqiong臨邛, Han's old county, belonging to Shu蜀 commandery.

[3]Prefect of Jinle晉樂, in He's treatise formerly belonged to Chenli沈黎. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era is without Chenli沈黎 commandery and Jinle晉樂 county.

[4]Prefect of Xiyang徙陽, Former Han's Xi徙 county belonging to Shu蜀 commandery. During Later Han belonged to the Chief Commandant of the Dependent State of Shu commandery蜀郡屬國. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era has Xiyang徙陽 county, belonging to Hanjia漢嘉.

[5]Prefect of Hanjia漢嘉, Former Han's Yi衣 county belonging to Shu蜀 commandery. Emperor Shun's 2ndYear of Yangjia [133 AD], altered the name. Liu clan established it as Hanjia漢嘉 commandery. Jin Jiangyou continued it as a commandery. Jiangzuo rationalised it to be a county.

[17]Grand Warden of Songning宋寧, Emperor Wen's 10th Year of Yuanjia [433 AD], dismissed from the Wu camp吳營 lodge establised it. Governs 3 counties, 1 036 households, 8 342 people. Transmitted seated at Chengdu成都.

[1]Prefect of Xinping欣平, established together with the commandery.

[2]Prefect of Yichang宜昌, established together with the commandery.

[3]Prefect of Yong'an永安, established together with the commandery.

[18]Grand Warden of Angu安固, the Zhang clan in Liang province涼州 established it. In the time of Emperor Ai of Jin, people drifted to enter Shu, and lodge established this commandery. Originally belonged to Nanqin南秦. Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred to Yi province益州. Governs 6 counties, 1 120 households, 6 557 people. Distance to the province 130. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water 10 000.

[1]Prefect of Lüeyang略陽[a]

[2]Prefect of Huanling桓陵, the Zhang clan established it.

[3]Prefect of Linwei臨渭, in the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era belongs to Lüeyang略陽.

[4]Prefect of Qingshui清水[a].

[5]Prefect of Xiagui下邽, in He's treatise Han's old county. Note that the Two Han and Jin all are without this county.

[6]Prefect of Xinggu興固,in He's treatise newly established.

[a]See separately

[19]Grand Warden of Nanhanhong南漢中, in the geographic records of Jin, Xiaowu's 15th Year of Taiyuan [390 AD], the Inspector of Liang province梁州, Zhou Qiong petitioned to establish it. In Xu's treatise, people of Beihanzhong 北漢中 drifted to sojourn. Xiaowu's 3rdYear of Daming [459 AD], established it. In Commentary on the Diaries, it originally belonged to Liang province梁州, Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred it. In the Commanderies and States of Yongchu, belongs to Liang province梁州, governing counties similar to this. Since the Commentary on the Diariesand the Commanderies and States of Yongchu are examined, then it must have been established during Taiyuan. But He's treatise is without this commandery, it must be that after the Yongchu era it was rationalised, and 3rdYear of Daming it was re-established. Governs 5 counties, 1 084 households, 5 246 people.

[1]Prefect of Nanchangle南長樂, in Xu's treatise established together with the commandery.

[2]Prefect of Nanzheng南鄭,in Xu's treatise established together with the commandery.

[3]Prefect of Nanbaozhong南苞中,in Xu's treatise established together with the commandery.

[4]Prefect of Nanmianyang南沔陽,in Xu's treatise established together with the commandery.

[5]Prefect of Nanchenggu南城固,in Xu's treatise established together with the commandery.

[20]Grand Warden of Beiyinping北陰平, in Xu's treatise belonged to Qin province秦州, Emperor Wen's 26th Year of Yuanjia [449 AD], transferred it. In the Commanderies and States of Yongchu and He's treatise, Qin秦, Liang梁, and Yi益 are all without it. Governs 4 counties, 1 053 households, 6 774 people.

[1]Prefect of Yinping陰平[a]

[a]See separately

[2]Prefect of Nanyang南陽, in Xu's treatise, white [?] people originally from Nanyang南陽, drifted to sojourn establish it.

[3]Prefect of Huanling桓陵, in Xu's treatise, people originally from Angu安固 commandery, drifted to sojourn establish it.

[4]Prefect of Shunyang順陽, in Xu's treatise, people originally from Nanyang南陽 drifted to sojourn establish it.

[21]Grand Warden of Wudu武都[a], in the Commanderies and States of Yongchu and He's treatise, Yi province益州 is both without this commandery. In Xu's treatise originally belonged to Qin province秦州, drifters sojourn established it. Governs 5 counties, 982 households, 4 401 people.

[1]Prefect of Wudu武都, Han's old name.

[2]Prefect of Xiabian下辯[a]

[a]See separately.

[3]Prefect of Hanyang漢陽, Han's old name.

[4]Prefect of Lüeyang略陽, during Han belonged to Lüeyang略陽 commandery. Drifters sojourned to pair with it.

[5]Prefect of Anding安定, old Anding commandery安定. Drifters sojourned to pair with it.

[22]Grand Warden of Xincheng新城, in He's treatise newly divided Guanghan廣漢 to establish it. Governs 2 counties, 753 households, 5 971 people. Distance to the province [missing]. Distance to the Imperial Capital, 9 530.

[1]Prefect of Beiwucheng北五城, in He's treatise, newly divided Wucheng五城 to establish it.

[2]Prefect of Huaigui懷歸, in He's treaties newly established.

[23]Grand Warden of Nanxinba南新巴[a], in Commentary on the Diaries, people from Xinba新巴 drifted to sojourn. Emperor Wen's 12th Year of Yuanjia [435 AD], established it to the south of the defiles. In He's treatise, newly established, the people from Xinba新巴 first belonged to Liang province梁州, when it had been established, harmed and paired it. Governs 6 counties, 1 070 households, 2 683 people.

[1]Prefect of Xinba新巴, in He's treatise Emperor An of Jin established it.

[2]Prefect of Jincheng晉城, in He's treatise Emperor An of Jin established it.

[3]Prefect of Jin'an晉安, in He's treatise Emperor An of Jin established it.

[4]Prefect of Hanchang漢昌, in He's treatise Emperor An of Jin established it.

[5]Prefect of Huanling桓陵, in He's teatise Emperor Ai of Jin established it. Note that in Commentary on the Diaries, Nanxinba南新巴established in Emperor Wen's 12th Year of Yuanjia [435 AD]. He states it was newly established, then it was not first in this commandery, yet states these various counties were established by Emperor Ai and Emperor An of Jin. Not determined.

[6]Prefect of Suigui綏歸綏歸, He is without this. Xu has it, does not specify how it was set up.

[24]Grand Warden of Nanjinshou南晉壽, Liang province梁州 primarily had Jinshou晉壽, Emperor Wen's 12th Year of Yuanjia [435 AD], to the south of the defiles used lodged drifters to establish it. Governs 5 counties, 1 057 housesholds, 1 943 people. Distance to the province 120. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water, 10 000

[1]Prefect of Jinshou晉壽[a].

[2]Prefect of Xing'an興安[a].

[3]Prefect of Xingle興樂, the Two Han and Wei were without. The Geographic Records of the Jin's Taikang era states: “1st Year [280 AD], altered the name. Originally name Baima白馬, belonging to Minshan汶山.” In He's treatise, Han's old county. Examining the Yi益 sections in the Two Han, they are without Baima白馬 county.

[4]Prefect of Shaohuan邵歡[a].

[5]Prefect of Baima白馬[a].

[25]Grand Warden of Songxing宋興, Emperor Wen's 10th Year of Yuanjia [433 AD], dismissed the Jianping建平 camp to lodge establish it. Governed Nanling南陵 and Jianchang建昌 counties. He's treatise is without again Nanling南陵, but has Nanhan南漢 and Jianzhong建忠. Xu is without Jianzhong建忠, has Yongchuan永川. He states Jianzhong建忠 is newly established. Governs 3 counties, 496 households, 1 943 people. Transmitted seated at Chengdu成都.

[1]Prefect of Nanhan南漢, in He's treatise established by Emperor Mu of Jin. Formerly belonged to Hanzhong漢中. Drifters sojourned to come and pair with it.

[2]Prefect of Jianchang建昌, in He's treatise newly established.

[3]Prefect of Yongchuan永川, in He's treatise newly established.

[26]Grand Warden of Nandangqu南宕渠, in Xu's treatise originally people from Nanzhong南中, Shu established it. In the Commentary on the Diaries originally belonged to Liang province梁州, Emperor Wen's 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD], transferred it. In the Commanderies and States of Yongchu, Liang province梁州 has Dangqu宕渠 commandery governing 3 counties similar with this. But it is without the nan 南 letter. He is similar. If this commandery in the 16th Year of Yuanjia [439 AD] was transferred to Yi益, then in He's treatise it should be in the Yi益 section. Not determined. Governs 3 counties, 504 households, 3 127 people.

[1]Prefect of Dangqu宕渠, the Two Han and the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era belongs to Ba巴 commandery.

[2]Prefect of Hanxing漢興, the Two Han and Wei were without. Jin's geographical treatises has it, belonging to Xinggu興古 commandery.

[3]Prefect of Xuanhan宣漢, the Former Han was without, during Later Han belonged to Ba巴 commandery. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era is without.

[27]Grand Warden of Tianshui天水[a], the Commanderies and States of Yongchuand He's treatise are without this commandery. Xu's treatise is similar with the present. Governs 3 counties, 461 households.

[1]Prefect of Songxing宋興, Xu's treatise does not specify how it was set up.

[2]Prefect of Shanggui上邽[a].

[3]Chief of Xi西 county[a].

[a]See separately.

[28]Grand Warden of Dongjiangyang東江陽, in He's treatise, at the beginning of Emperor An of Jin, drifters sojourned to enter Shu. Presently newly restored the old ground to be a commandery. Governs 2 counties, 142 households, 740 households. Distance to the province, 1 580. Distance to the Imperial Capital by water, 8 090.

[1]Prefect of Han'an漢安, Former Han was without, during Later Han belonged to Qianwei犍為, in the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era belongs to Jiangyang江陽.

[2]Prefect of Mianshui綿水, in He's treatise Xiaowu of Jin established it.

[29]Grand Warden of Chenli沈黎, the Records of Shu states: “Wu of Han's 11th Year of Yuanding, divided off Shu's蜀 western section's Qiongji邛莋 to make Chenli沈黎 commandery, 14th Year abolished it.” Note that the Yuanding [116 – 111 BC] reached the 6th Year, to state the 11th Year is a mistake. Also the Two Han and Jin are all without this commandery, Commanderies and States of Yongchu has it, He is without, Xu states its an old commandery. Governs 4 counties, 65 households.

[1]Prefect of Chengyang城陽, Xu does not specify how it was set up and established.

[2]Prefect of Lan蘭, Han's old county, belonging to Yuesui越巂, written Lan闌. The Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era is without.

[3]Prefect of Maoniu旄牛, during Former Han belonged to Shu蜀 commandery. During Later Han belonged to the Chief Commandant of the Dependent State of Shu commandery蜀郡屬國. In the Geographic Treatise on Jin's Taikang era it belongs to Hanjia漢嘉.

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Administrative Geography of Yizhou, Lianzhou, and Ningzhou in ~280 AD (Book of Jin)

“Commandary” doesn’t even sound like a word anymore...

益州

YIZHOU

案《禹貢》及舜十二牧俱爲梁州之域，周合梁於雍，則又爲雍州之地。《春秋元命包》云：「參伐流爲益州，益之爲言阨也。」言其所在之地險阨也，亦曰疆壤益大，故以名焉。始秦惠王滅蜀，置郡，以張若爲蜀守。及始皇置三十六郡，蜀郡之名不改。漢初有漢中、巴、蜀。高祖六年，分蜀置廣漢，凡爲四郡。武帝開西南夷，更置犍爲、牂柯、越巂、益州四郡，凡八郡，遂置益州統焉，益州蓋始此也。及後漢，明帝以新附��永昌郡，安帝又以諸道置蜀、廣漢、犍爲三郡屬國都尉，及靈帝又以汶江、蠶陵、廣柔三縣立汶山郡。獻帝初平元年，劉璋分巴郡立永寧郡。建安六年，改永寧爲巴東，以巴郡爲巴西，又立涪陵郡。二十一年，劉備分巴郡立固陵郡。蜀章武元年又改固陵爲巴東郡，巴西郡爲巴郡，又分廣漢立梓潼郡，分犍爲立江陽郡，以蜀郡屬國爲漢嘉郡，以犍爲屬國爲朱提郡。劉禪建興二年，改益州郡爲建寧郡，廣漢屬國爲陰平郡，分建寧永昌立雲南郡，分建寧牂柯立興古郡，分廣漢立東廣漢郡。魏景元中，蜀平，省東廣漢郡。及武帝泰始二年，分益州置梁州，以漢中屬焉。七年，又分益州置寧州。益州統郡八，縣四十四，戶十四萬九千三百。

In distant antiquity, the area that would later be known as Yizhou was included within the territory of Lianzhou, as defined by both the description of the realm in the Tribute of Yu and in the territories that the ancient Emperor Shun assigned to his Twelve Governors. During the Zhou dynasty, since Lianzhou was combined with Yongzhou, the future Yizhou region was also included in Yongzhou.

Regarding the name Yizhou, the text 春秋元命包 states, "The Can and Fa stars wander through Yizhou, so named for its narrowness." That is to say, it was named because of the land's rough and narrow terrain. Or it is also said that it is called Yi (益 "more") because of its very expansive land and soil.

When King Huiwen of Qin conquered the state of Shu (in 316 BC), he organized the entire former state into Shu commandary, with Zhang Ruo as its Administrator. When the First Emperor of Qin organized the whole realm into thirty-six commandaries (in 221 BC), Shu commandary's name was left unchanged.

At the beginning of the Han dynasty (~206 BC), the region was the three commandaries of Hanzhong, Ba, and Shu. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu of Han's (Liu Bang's) reign (201 BC), he split off part of Shu commandary to form Guanghan commandary, thus there were four commandaries in total. After Emperor Wu expanded into the southwest at the expense of the local tribes (in 135 BC), he organized the new territory into the four additional commandaries of Jianwei, Zangke, Yuegui, and Yizhou, making eight in total. He also organized these eight commandaries into the single province of Yizhou; this must have been the first appearance of Yizhou.

During Later Han, Emperor Ming organized newly submissive territory into Yongchang commandary (in 58 AD), Emperor An established Commandants of Vassal States attached to the commandaries of Shu, Guanghan, and Jianwei, and Emperor Ling organized the three counties of Wenjiang, Canling, and Guangrou into a new Wenshan commandary. In Emperor Xian's first year of Chuping [should be Xingping, 194], Liu Zhang split off part of Ba commandary and formed Yongning commandary. In his sixth year of Jian'an (201), Yongning commandary was renamed to Ba commandary while the original commandary was renamed to Baxi; Fuling commandary was also established. In the twenty-first year of Jian'an (216), Liu Bei split off part of Ba commandary to form Guling commandary.

In Shu-Han's first year of Zhangwu (221), Guling commandary was renamed to Badong commandary, while Baxi's name was restored to Ba commandary. They also split off part of Guanghan commandary to form Zitong commandary, split off part of Jianwei commandary to form Jiangyang commandary, reorganized the Vassal State attached to Shu commandary as Hanjia commandary, and reorganized the Vassal State attached to Jianwei commandary as Zhuti commandary. In Liu Shan's second year of Jianxing (224), he renamed Yizhou commandary to Jianning commandary, reorganized the Vassal State attached to Guanghan commandary as Yinping commandary, split off part of Jianning and Yongchang commandaries to form Yunnan commandary, split off parts of Jianning and Zangke commandaries to form Xinggu commandary, and split off part of Guanghan commandary to form Eastern Guanghan commandary. During Cao-Wei's Jingyuan reign era (263-264), they conquered Shu-Han, and they abolished Eastern Guanghan commandary.

In Emperor Wu of Jin's second year of Taishi (266), he split off [the northern] part of Yizhou to form the new province of Lianzhou, with Hanzhong commandary as part of it. In the seventh year of Taishi (271), he also split off [the southern] part of Yizhou to form the new province of Ningzhou.

What follows is the geography of Yizhou as it existed around the first year of Taikang (280). It administered eight commandaries and forty-four counties, and had a population of 149,300 households.

蜀郡〈秦置。統縣六，戶五萬。〉

Shu Commandary

(The state of Qin established this commandary. At this time, it administered six counties and had a population of 50,000 households.)

成都　廣都　繁　江原　臨邛　郫

Chengdu

Guangdu

Fan

Jiangyuan

Linqiong

犍爲郡〈漢置。統縣五，戶一萬。〉

Jianwei Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered five counties and had a population of 10,000 households.)

武陽　南安　僰道　資中　牛鞞

Wuyang

Nan'an

Bodao

Zizhong

Niubing

汶山郡〈漢置。統縣八，戶一萬六千。〉

Wenshan Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered eight counties and had a population of 16,000 households.)

汶山　升遷　都安　廣陽　興樂　平康　蠶陵　廣柔

Wenshan

Shengqian

Du'an

Guangyang

Xingle

Pingkang

Canling

Guangrou

漢嘉郡〈蜀置。統縣四，戶一萬三千。〉

Hanjia Commandary

(Shu-Han formed this commandary. At this time, it administered four counties and had a population of 13,000 households.)

漢嘉　徙陽　嚴道　旄牛

Hanjia

Xiyang

Yandao

Maoniu

江陽郡〈蜀置。統縣三，戶三千一百。〉

Jiangyang Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered three counties and had a population of 3,100 households.)

江陽　符　漢安

Jiangyang

Han'an

朱提郡〈蜀置。統縣五，戶二千六百。〉

Zhuti Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered five counties and had a population of 2,600 households.)

朱提　南廣　漢陽　南秦　堂狼

Zhuti

Nanguang

Hanyang

Nanqin

Tanglang

越巂郡〈漢置。統縣五，戶五萬三千四百。〉

Yuegui Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered five counties and had a population of 53,400 households.)

會無　邛都　卑水　定苲　臺登

Huiwu

Qiongdu

Beishui

Dingzha

Taideng

牂柯郡〈漢置。統縣八，戶一千二百。〉

Zangke Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered eight counties and had a population of 1,200 households.)

萬壽　且蘭　談指　夜郎　毋歛　幷渠　鄨　平夷

Wanshou

Qielan

Tanzhi

Yelang

Wuhan

Bingqu

Pingyi

惠帝之後，李特僭號於蜀，稱漢，益州郡縣皆沒于特。李雄又分漢嘉、��二郡立沈黎、漢原二郡。是時益州郡縣雖沒李氏，江左並遙置之。桓溫滅蜀，其地復爲晉有，省漢原、沈黎而立南陰平、晉原、寧蜀、始寧四郡焉。咸安二年，益州復沒於苻氏。太元八年，復爲晉有。隆安二年，又立晉熙、遂寧、晉寧三郡云。

After the reign of Emperor Hui of Jin, Li Te declared himself King in Shu and called his state Han (in 303), and Yizhou and its counties and commandaries were lost to Jin. During his reign, Li Xiong split off parts of Hanjia and Shu commandaries to form the new commandaries of Chenli and Hanyuan. And even though Jin no longer actually controlled Yizhou, they still appointed officials for Yizhou and its counties and commandaries in absentia from their new base in the Southland. After Huan Wen conquered Shu (in 347) and Jin recovered the province, Chenli and Hanyuan commandaries were abolished, while four new commandaries were established: Southern Yinping, Jinyuan, Ningshu, and Shining. In the second year of Xian'an (373), Yizhou was once again lost to Jin, this time coming under the control of the Fu clan of Former Qin. But in the eighth year of Taiyuan (383), Jin recovered the province again. In the second year of Long'an (398), Jin also established three new commandaries: Jinxi, Suining, and Jinning.

梁州

LIANZHOU

[This should be spelled Liangzhou, but I am distinguishing it from the northwestern province 涼州 Liangzhou.]

案《禹貢》華陽黑水之地，舜置十二牧，則其一也。梁者，言西方金剛之氣強梁，故因名焉。《周禮》職方氏以梁并雍。漢不立州名，以其地爲益州。及獻帝初平六年，以臨江縣屬永寧郡。建安六年，劉璋改永寧爲巴東郡，分巴郡墊江置巴西郡。劉備據蜀，又分廣漢之葭萌、涪城、梓潼、白水四縣，改葭萌曰漢壽，又立漢德縣，以爲梓潼郡；割巴郡之宕渠、宣漢、漢昌三縣置宕渠郡，尋省，以縣並屬巴西郡。泰始三年，分益州，立梁州於漢中，改漢壽爲晉壽，又分廣漢置新都郡。梁州統郡八，縣四十四，戶七萬六千三百。

In distant antiquity, the Tribute of Yu in the Book of Documents describes Lianzhou as being the region "south of Mount Hua and along the Black River". And when the ancient Emperor Shun appointed his Twelve Governors, one of them was for Lianzhou.

Regarding the name Lianzhou, it was said that the minerals of the west had a strong and 梁 "firm" spirit, thus the name.

According to the Rites of Zhou, the Lianzhou region was governed by the officials of Yongzhou.

The Han dynasty never organized this region into its own province of Lianzhou; it remained part of Yizhou privince. In Emperor Xian's sixth year of Chuping [should be the first year, 190], Linjiang county was placed under Yongning commandary. In the sixth year of Jian'an (201), Liu Zhang renamed Yongning commandary to Badong commandary and split off parts of Ba and Dianjiang commandaries to form Baxi commandary. After Liu Bei occupied the Shu region (in 215), he split off the counties of Jiameng, Fucheng, Zitong, and Baishui from Guanghan commandary, formed a new Hande county, and organized all of them into the new Zitong commandary; he also renamed Jiameng to Hanshou county. He also split off the counties of Dangqu, Xuanhan, and Hanchang from Shu commandary and organized them into the new Dangqu commandary, and although he soon abolished this commandary, these counties were now placed under Baxi commandary.

In Jin's third year of Taishi (267), they split off [the northern] part of Yizhou to form the new province of Lianzhou at Hanzhong. They named Hanshou to Jinshou, and they split off part of Guanghan commandary to form Xindu commandary.

What follows is the geography of Lianzhou as it existed around the first year of Taikang (280). It administered eight commandaries and forty-four counties, and had a population of 76,300 households.

漢中郡〈秦置。統縣八，戶一萬五千。〉

Hanzhong Commandary

(The Qin dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered eight counties and had a population of 15,000 households.)

南鄭　蒲池　褒中　沔陽　成固　西鄉　黃金　興道

Nanzheng

Puchi

Baozhong

Mianyang

Chenggu

Xixiang

Huangjin

Xingdao

梓潼郡〈蜀置。統縣八，戶一萬二百。〉

Zitong Commandary

(Shu-Han created this commandary. At this time, it administered eight counties and had a population of 12,000 households.)

梓潼　涪城　武連　黃安　漢德　晉壽　劍閣　白水

Zitong

Fucheng

Wulian

Huang'an

Hande

Jinshou

Jiange

Baishui

廣漢郡〈漢置。統縣三，戶五千一百。〉

Guanghan Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered three counties and had a population of 5,100 households.)

廣漢　德陽　五城

Guanghan

Deyang

Wucheng

新都郡〈泰始二年置。統縣四，戶二萬四千五百。〉

Xindu Commandary

(Jin created this commandary in the second year of Taishi (266). At this time, it administered four counties and had a population of 24,500 households.)

雒　什方　緜竹　新都

Luo

Shenfang

Mianzhu

Xindu

涪陵郡〈蜀置。統縣五，戶四千二百。〉

Fuling Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered five counties and had a population of 4,200 households.)

漢復　涪陵　漢平　漢葭　萬寧

Hanfu

Fuling

Hanping

Hanjia

Wanning

巴郡〈秦置。統縣四，戶三千三百。〉

Ba Commandary

(The Qin dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered four counties and had a population of 3,300 households.)

江州　墊江　臨江　枳

Jiangzhou

Dianjiang

Linjiang

Zhi

巴西郡〈蜀置。統縣九，戶一萬二千。〉

Baxi Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered nine counties and had a population of 12,000 households.)

閬中　西充國　蒼溪　岐愜　南充國　漢昌　宕渠　安漢　平州

Langzhou

Western Chongguo

Cangxi

Qiqie

Southern Chongguo

Hanchang

Dangqu

Anhan

Pingzhou

巴東郡〈漢置。統縣三，戶六千五百。〉

Badong Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered three counties and had a population of 6,500 households.)

魚復　朐䏰　南浦

Yufu

Qurun

Nanpu

太康六年九月，罷新都郡并廣漢郡。惠帝復分巴西置宕渠郡，統宕渠、漢昌、宣漢三縣，并以新城、魏興、上庸合四郡以屬梁州。尋而梁州郡縣沒于李特，永嘉中又分屬楊茂搜，其晉人流寓於梁益者，仍於二州立南北二陰平郡。及桓溫平蜀之後，以巴漢流人立晉昌郡，領長樂、安晉、延壽、安樂、宣漢、寧都、新興、吉陽、東關、永安十縣；又置益昌、晉興二縣，屬巴西郡；於德陽界東南置遂寧郡；又於晉壽置劍閣縣，屬梁州。後孝武分梓潼北界立晉壽郡，統晉壽、白水、邵歡、興安四縣；梓潼郡徙居梓潼，罷劍閣縣；又別置南漢中郡，分巴西、梓潼爲金山郡。及安帝時，又立新巴、汶陽二郡，又有北新巴、華陽、南陰平、北陰平四郡，其後又立巴渠、懷安、宋熙、白水、上洛、北上洛、南宕渠、懷漢、新興、安康等十郡。

In the sixth year of Taikang (285), the ninth month, Jin abolished Xindu commandary and combined it into Guanghan commandary. Emperor Hui of Jin later split off the counties of Dangqu, Hanchang, and Xuanhan from Baxi commandary to form Dangqu commandary, and he merged that and the commandaries of Xincheng, Weixing, and Shangyong into Lianzhou. Lianzhou and its counties and commandaries were soon lost to Li Te as well (in ~303). During the Yongjia reign era (307-312), [the Chouchi ruler] Yang Maosou also controlled part of Lianzhou as well. Since many refugees of Jin people (ethnic Han) from Lianzhou and Yizhou came to stay in his domain, Yang Maosou established surrogate versions of both provinces at Southern and Northern Yinping commandaries. After Huan Wen conquered the Shu region (in 347), refugees from the Ba and Han regions were organized into the new Jinchang commandary, which administered the ten counties of Zhangle, Anjin, Yanshou, Anle, Xuanhan, Ningdu, Xinxing, Jiyang, Dongguan, and Yong'an. He also established the counties of Yichang and Jinxing, as part of Baxi commandary. The southeastern part of Deyang commandary was organized into the new Suining commandary. He also established a Jiange county in Jinshou commandary, which was placed under Lianzhou. Later, Emperor Xiaowu split off the northern part of Zitong commandary to form Jinshou commandary, which administered the four counties of Jinshou, Baishui, Shaohuan, and Xing'an. Zitong commandary was shifted to Zitong county, and Jiange county was abolished. He also split off and formed Southern Hanzhong commandary, and he split off parts of Baxi and Zitong commandaries to form Jinshan commandary. During Emperor An's reign, he established the commandaries of Xinba and Wenyang. There were also the four commandaries of Northern Xinba, Huayang, Southern Yinping, and Northern Yinping. And later, ten commandaries were established: Baqu, Huai'an, Songxi, Baishui, Shangluo, Northern Shangluo, Southern Dangqu, Huaihan, Xinxing, and Ankang.

寧州

NINGZHOU

於漢魏爲益州之域。泰始七年，武帝以益州地廣，分益州之建寧、興古、雲南、交州之永昌，合四郡爲寧州，統縣四十五，戶八萬三千。

All during the Han and Cao-Wei dynasties, this region was part of the province of Yizhou. In Jin's seventh year of Taishi (271), since Emperor Wu felt that Yizhou was too large, he split off the commandaries of Jianning, Xinggu, Yunnan from Yizhou and Yongchang commandary from Jiaozhou and organized them into the new province of Ningzhou.

What follows is the geography of Ningzhou as it existed around the first year of Taikang (280). It administered four commandaries and forty-five counties, and had a population of 83,000 households.

雲南郡〈蜀置。統縣九，戶九千二百。〉

Yunnan Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered nine counties and had a population of 9,200 households.)

雲平　雲南　梇棟　青蛉　姑復　邪龍　楪榆　遂久　永寧

Yunping

Yunnan

Longdong

Qingling

Gufu

Yelong

Yeyu

Suijiu

Yongning

興古郡〈蜀置。統縣十一，戶六千二百。〉

Xinggu Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered eleven counties and had a population of 6,200 households.)

律高　句町　宛溫　漏臥　毋掇　賁古　滕休　鐔封　漢興　進乘　都篖

Lügao

Gouting

Wanwen

Louwo

Wuduo

Bigu

Tengxiu

Xinfeng

Hanxing

Jincheng

Dutang

建寧郡〈蜀置。統縣十七，戶二萬九千。〉

Jianning Commandary

(Shu-Han established this commandary. At this time, it administered seventeen counties and had a population of 29,000 households.)

味　昆澤　存䣖　新定　談槀　母單　同瀨　漏江　牧麻　穀昌　連然　秦臧　雙柏　俞元　修雲　泠丘　滇��

Wei

Kunze

Cunma

Xinding

Tangao

Mudan

Tonglai

Loujiang

Muma

Guchang

Lianran

Qinzang

Shuangbai

Yuyuan

Xiuyun

Lingqiu

Dianchi

永昌郡〈漢置。統縣八，戶三萬八千。〉

Yongchang Commandary

(The Han dynasty established this commandary. At this time, it administered eight counties and had a population of 38,000 households.)

不韋　永壽　比蘇　雍鄉　南涪　巂唐　哀牢　博南

Buwei

Yongshou

Bisu

Yongxiang

Nanfu

Guitang

Ailao

Bonan

太康三年，武帝又廢寧州入益州，立南夷校尉以護之。太安二年，惠帝復置寧州，又分建寧以西七縣別立爲益州郡。永嘉二年，改益州郡曰晉寧，分牂柯立平夷、夜郎二郡。然是時其地再爲李特所有。其後李壽分寧州興古、永昌、雲南、朱提、越巂、河陽六郡爲漢州。咸康四年，分牂柯、夜郎、朱提、越巂四郡置安州。八年，又罷并寧州，以越巂還屬益州，省永昌郡焉。

In the third year of Taikang (282), Emperor Wu abolished Ningzhou again; the region became part of Yizhou, while being directly administed by the office of Colonel of Southern Yi Tribes. In the second year of Tai'an (304), Emperor Hui reestablished Ningzhou, and he split off the seven western counties of Jianning commandary to form Yizhou commandary. In the second year of Yongjia (308), Yizhou commandary was renamed to Jinning, and parts of Zangke commandary were split off to form Pingyi and Yelang commandaries. However, this province soon fell under the control of Li Te [should be Li Xiong] as well. Later, Li Shou split off the commandaries of Xinggu, Yongchang, Yunnan, Zhuti, Yuegui, and Heyang to form the new province of Hanzhou. In the fourth year of Xiankang (338), he also split off the commandaries of Zangke, Yelang, Zhuti, and Yuegui to form the new province of Anzhou. In the eighth year of Xiankang (342), he folded that back into Ningzhou, returned Yuegui commandary to Yizhou, and abolished Yongchang commandary. [Ningzhou was later reclaimed by Jin.]

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Acoustic Saxophone Business, Trade, Revenue, Profit and Loss 2021-2028

Global Acoustic Saxophone Market Report 2020 comes with the extensive industry analysis of development components, patterns, flows and sizes. The report also calculates present and past market values to forecast potential market management through the forecast period between 2020-2025.This research study of Acoustic Saxophone involved the extensive usage of both primary and secondary data sources. This includes the study of various parameters affecting the industry, including the government policy, market environment, competitive landscape, historical data, present trends in the market, technological innovation, upcoming technologies and the technical progress in related industry.

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Impact of COVID-19 on Acoustic Saxophone Market Since the COVID-19 virus outbreak in December 2019, the disease has spread to almost every country around the globe with the World Health Organization declaring it a public health emergency. The global impacts of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are already starting to be felt, and will significantly affected the Acoustic Saxophone market in 2020.

Global Acoustic Saxophone Market Segmentation By Type, Acoustic Saxophone market has been segmented into: Railway Vehicle Parts Railway Infrastructure Others

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By Application, Acoustic Saxophone market has been segmented into: Train High-Speed Rail Subway Others

Regional Analysis: North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico) Europe (Germany, U.K., France, Italy, Russia, Spain etc.) Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan, Southeast Asia etc.) South America (Brazil, Argentina etc.) Middle East & Africa (Saudi Arabia, South Africa etc.)

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Top Key Players Covered in Acoustic Saxophone market are: Alstom Kawasaki Siemens Bombardier General Electric China CNR Corporation Tianma Bearing Group BaoTou Beifang Chuangye Shuanghuan Company Jinxi Axle Company Limited

List OF CONTENTS AND TABLES:

Global Acoustic Saxophone Market Report 2018

1 Boron Trichloride Market Overview

1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Boron Trichloride

1.2 Classification of Boron Trichloride by Product Category

1.2.1 Global Boron Trichloride Market Size (Sales) Comparison by Type (2013-2025)

1.2.2 Global Boron Trichloride Market Size (Sales) Market Share by Type (Product Category) in 2017

1.2.3 Standard

1.2.4 High Purity

1.2.5 Ultra Purity

1.3 Global Boron Trichloride Market by Application/End Users

1.3.1 Global Acoustic Saxophone (Volume) and Market Share Comparison by Application (2013-2025)

1.3.2 Electronic

1.3.3 Industrial

1.3.4 Others

1.4 Global Boron Trichloride Market by Region

1.4.1 Global Boron Trichloride Market Size (Value) Comparison by Region (2013-2025)

1.4.2 United States Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.4.3 China Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.4.4 Europe Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.4.5 Japan Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.4.6 Southeast Asia Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.4.7 India Boron Trichloride Status and Prospect (2013-2025)

1.5 Global Market Size (Value and Volume) of Boron Trichloride (2013-2025)

1.5.1 Global Acoustic Saxophone and Growth Rate (2013-2025)

1.5.2 Global Boron Trichloride Revenue and Growth Rate (2013-2025)

2 Global Boron Trichloride Competition by Players/Suppliers, Type and Application

2.1 Global Boron Trichloride Market Competition by Players/Suppliers

2.1.1 Global Acoustic Saxophone and Market Share of Key Players/Suppliers (2013-2018)

2.1.2 Global Boron Trichloride Revenue and Share by Players/Suppliers (2013-2018)

2.2 Global Boron Trichloride (Volume and Value) by Type

2.2.1 Global Acoustic Saxophone and Market Share by Type (2013-2018)

2.2.2 Global Boron Trichloride Revenue and Market Share by Type (2013-2018)

2.3 Global Boron Trichloride (Volume and Value) by Region

2.3.1 Global Acoustic Saxophone and Market Share by Region (2013-2018)

2.3.2 Global Boron Trichloride Revenue and Market Share by Region (2013-2018)

2.4 Global Boron Trichloride (Volume) by Application

3 United States Boron Trichloride (Volume, Value and Sales Price)

3.1 United States Acoustic Saxophone and Value (2013-2018)

3.1.1 United States Acoustic Saxophone and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

3.1.2 United States Boron Trichloride Revenue and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

3.1.3 United States Acoustic Saxophone Price Trend (2013-2018)

3.2 United States Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Players (2013-2018)

3.3 United States Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Type (2013-2018)

3.4 United States Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Application (2013-2018)

4 China Boron Trichloride (Volume, Value and Sales Price)

4.1 China Acoustic Saxophone and Value (2013-2018)

4.1.1 China Acoustic Saxophone and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

4.1.2 China Boron Trichloride Revenue and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

4.1.3 China Acoustic Saxophone Price Trend (2013-2018)

4.2 China Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Players (2013-2018)

4.3 China Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Type (2013-2018)

4.4 China Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Application (2013-2018)

5 Europe Boron Trichloride (Volume, Value and Sales Price)

5.1 Europe Acoustic Saxophone and Value (2013-2018)

5.1.1 Europe Acoustic Saxophone and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

5.1.2 Europe Boron Trichloride Revenue and Growth Rate (2013-2018)

5.1.3 Europe Acoustic Saxophone Price Trend (2013-2018)

5.2 Europe Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Players (2013-2018)

5.3 Europe Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Type (2013-2018)

5.4 Europe Acoustic Saxophone Volume and Market Share by Application (2013-2018)

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Warehouse 13

Synopsis : Pete and Myka, U.S Secret Service agents, are deployed in South Dakota’s Warehouse 13 with a new assignment from an authority above and outside the government.

Seasons : 5

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My Thoughts : Claudia! Claudia and Jinx! Give me more of Claudia and her Jinxy!

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2021 China (Shaanxi) International Titanium Industry Exhibition

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2021 is the first year of my country's "14th Five-Year Plan". With the rapid development of strategic emerging industries, the conversion of old and new kinetic energy will be accelerated, and the demand for strategic raw materials such as titanium will increase. In order to promote the high-quality development of the titanium industry and promote trade cooperation and technical exchanges in the titanium industry under the new situation, it is sponsored by the Baoji Municipal People’s Government and the Titanium, Zirconium and Hafnium Branch of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association. The "Fourth China Titanium Valley International Titanium Industry Expo" organized by Beijing Haiwen Exhibition Co., Ltd. with the theme of "focusing on new applications and building a new pattern" will be held at the Baoji Convention and Exhibition Center from April 21 to 23, 2021. Hold the "2021 China Titanium Industry Development Summit Forum".

The Titanium Expo focuses on the global titanium industry market. It has been built by various parties and has become the world's largest professional exhibition. It is also the only non-ferrous metal industry exhibition approved by the government authority in the industry. This year's Titanium Expo will bring together domestic and foreign brand enterprises and join hands with high-quality buyers of the entire industry chain to jointly create a global industry feast covering the entire industry chain including titanium product applications, basic materials and products, titanium and titanium alloys, production technology and equipment. It is estimated that there will be more than 200 exhibitors, the exhibition area will reach 17,000 square meters, and the professional audience will exceed 20,000. (See below for the latest list of exhibitors)

Baoji Chenyuan Metal Materials Co., Ltd. Booth T03-B (Hall 2)

A gathering of talents and flowers are in full bloom. Baoji Titanium Industry Co., Ltd., Baoji Titanium Industry Co., Ltd., Shaanxi Tiancheng Aviation Materials Co., Ltd., Topuda, Baoji Chenyuan Metal Materials Co., Ltd., Panzhihua Iron and Steel Group, Yunnan Titanium Industry Co., Ltd., Tiantailong, Xinjiang Xiangrun, Jucheng Titanium Industry, Jinxi Titanium, Shaanxi Xingsheng New Materials, Shaanxi Tupeng and other famous enterprises in the industry will focus on displaying the latest products, latest technologies, and latest solutions. By then, the industry's cutting-edge technologies and high-end products will be included.

The titanium industry is a strategic emerging industry. In recent years, my country's titanium industry has grown at an annual rate of more than 30%, and it is moving towards the goal of a world power in the titanium industry. In the future, the production strategy of high-end titanium materials will be more significant, and the shift of product structure to high-end has become an inevitable trend of its development. Domestic petrochemical, aerospace, electric power, marine engineering, sports and leisure industries continue to maintain strong demand for high-end titanium products. At the same time, high-tech industries such as computers are also seeing demand growth points for titanium, prompting the development of titanium products in the high-end field. The high-end development of the domestic titanium industry already has the support of policy and market orientation, and the national defense construction that matches the improvement of economic strength will also promote the transfer of my country's titanium industry to the high-end field, and gradually improve the advantages of the industrial chain.

But at the same time, currently only 10% of my country's titanium materials are used in high-end fields, while 50% of foreign materials are used in high-end fields. This is a big gap. Therefore, how to continuously expand the application fields of high-end titanium materials and help my country's titanium industry gradually become internationalized and large-scale development is an important task for the development of my country's titanium industry. After years of building and continuous innovation and development, the Titanium Expo has developed into an international professional platform for titanium companies’ first choice for trade negotiations, brand promotion, and technical exchanges. It will help titanium companies seize the "double cycle" opportunity to actively integrate into the new development pattern and move out of the new world. Development path to achieve overtaking in curves.

Converge and compose a new chapter together. Under the joint efforts of all parties, the 4th China Titanium Valley International Titanium Industry Expo will bring more diverse and rich value information to participants, and promote the achievement of government-industry-university-research research on promoting the high-quality development of the titanium industry and accelerating the transformation and upgrading of the titanium industry. Consensus, synergy and win-win situation.

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Do you think you could sort Harry Potter characters that weren't in Hogwarts, or didn't have their house mentioned? Like Krum, Fleur, the Dursleys, etc (other characters that I'm sure are very important but I just can't remember right now?) Thanks! Also you guys are doing an amazing job!!

Viktor Krum: Hufflepuff

Viktor Krum is a Hufflepuff because he clearly has many of the same traits and values as Hufflepuffs tend to have. He had to work hard to enter the Quidditch League at such a young age, even though he is of course, very skilled. He is an extremely good sport, complimenting Harry on his flying during the second task, and he values fair play. He also isn’t arrogant or showy, skilled as his is, preferring to find his strength in relationships with people like Hermione rather than his screaming fans.

Vernon Dursley: Gryffindor

Vernon. Dursley. This man is similar to Dudley. No ambition, wit, intelligence, kindness, loyalty or real traits that fit into Hogwarts houses. The only house he would possibly fit into is Gryffindor, purely because he has the nerve to be a toad to Harry and anyone else who is different. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Petunia Dursley: Hufflepuff

Petunia is a character who lives for her immediate family. Everything she does, is to make her son happy, and keep her husband happy and satisfied. She puts her two boys first, and lets nobody get in the way of their happiness. Not all Puffs are perfect, and neither is Petunia, and she lets her nephew Harry, fall by the wayside, and many Puffs can do the same with some people they know. A Hufflepuff is not exempt from feeling negative towards people and how they’re treated, they’re just much better at hiding it.

Dudley Dursley: Gryffindor (but, in all honesty, a squib)

Unfortunately, for Dudley, this is a matter of elimination. He is definitely not witty or intelligent, nor is he kind, patient or hardworking, and he definitely isn’t ambitious. He later in the series seems to fit Gryffindor the best, especially when he stands up to Vernon and Petunia. Sadly though, Dudley will never ever pass on Wizard genes, as J.K. has stated magic would have never made it past Vernon, and into HIS children.

Madam Pomfrey: Ravenclaw

Madame Pomfrey always knows what to do, regardless of what ailment a student comes to her with. She’s a quick thinker, and is always able to figure out exactly what her patients need and how to help them. Even if a student has come down with something rather strange, she has the cure for it! This quick thinking is a clear sign of intelligence on her part, and it’s also a great example of creativity (have you seen what the students get sick with? You have to be creative in order to come up with something to cure that.) She has to be a Ravenclaw!

Cornelius Fudge: Slytherin / Hufflepuff

Slytherin: I put him as Slytherin because he cares so much about how others see him. He’s not trying to do what’s right, he’s trying to do what will protect his image. Reputation is his ambition is my interpretation. That’s the house he fit best for me, because he shows no kindness or bravery or intelligence.

Hufflepuff: Slytherins generally don’t care that much about public opinion – if they can do what they want, screw the haters. Look at Umbridge. Look at Voldemort. And while Fudge shows some ambition (sort of – his main goal seems to be staying where he’s at and keeping the Wizarding World from engaging in war), he does not show much cleverness, resourcefulness, or disregard for the rules either. Fudge having such a focus on the world at large and how he is viewed unfortunately speaks to me much more of Gryffindor, which values glory and esteem from others. Even being so passive, people-pleasing, trusting, and stubborn and wanting things to remain peaceful and comfortable at all costs reminds me more of Hufflepuff. And of course this is also about personal values and not just personality traits…Fudge doesn’t show kindness, bravery, or intelligence himself (just like Peter and Lockhart don’t show their house’s main trait), but I would argue he does show evidence of valuing loyalty (as we see in OOTP). So I would argue Hufflepuff.

Rufus Scrimgeour: Gryffindor

Scrimgeour’s focus, unlike his predecessor Fudge’s, is enforcing what he in his heart thinks is best on the world at large. Being an Auror in the past, he has a “heroic” streak that makes him want to stop evil and save his world…but unfortunately it is misguided in the world of politics, as Scrimgeour puts more value on achieving glory for himself over logic or even correctly catching the perpetrator. Image is very important to Scrimgeour, similarly to how it was to Fudge, but Fudge cared about making sure everything looked fine to maintain peace and stability. Scrimgeour cared about making sure everything looked fine to reassure a frightened public and, in doing so, look heroic himself – hence why he so passionately sought to be associated with Harry and Dumbledore. Gryffindor is clearly the best fit.

Porpentina Goldstein: Gryffindor

Tina Goldstein attended Ilvermorny School with her sister Queenie, at which she was a Thunderbird. The Thunderbird house favors adventurers and it is said to represent the soul of a witch or wizard. In the Fantastic Beasts film, you can clearly see that this sorting was no mistake; Tina oozes courage, from her willingness to go after Newt no matter the dangers (whether they be from his creatures or the law) to her nerve, which led her to interrupt a meeting with the President of the magical American government. It seems to me that Tina is easily a Gryffindor!

Queenie Goldstein: Slytherin

Slytherin: Queenie may be a nurturing sort (which is hinted by her Pukwudgie placement in canon), but her focus is both on herself and her inner-circle, hence why she is so purposeful in looking pretty and stylish (unlike her sister, who is more frumpy and practical in her fashion). She can be incredibly crafty and flexible and uses her talent as a Leglimens to manipulate people expertly (which as a side is a very appropriate talent for a Snake, as we’re often very in tune with other people’s feelings). She also shows no particular care about rules – heck, she breaks her sister, Newt, and Jacob out of captivity. I see Queenie as the perfect example of a Slytherin on a small scale – sure, she has no ambition of conquering the world, but she will fight to protect her loved ones at all costs.

Hope you like!

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#the houses four #hufflepuff pride #ravenclaw pride #slytherin pride #gryffindor pride #sortings #the mods sort #tori speaks #tory speaks #star speaks #momo speaks #jinxy speaks #athousandbeautifulthings

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Global Dimethyl Carbonate (DMC) Market Updates, News and Data 2026

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ok this is really starting to get on ludicrous levels but... can we quit with the aa5 hate a bit? like srsly? y’all are gettin waaaaay too aggressive abt ppl liking this game. half the time it’s shit over nothing! it’s not like ppl are out here praising this as a masterpiece of writing. srsly the only times I’ve seen what y’all are insisting stans are doing is for aa4 (usually guessing at what was intended for future sequels that actually continued on from it) and shipping (especially narumitsu shippers? some of u are REALLY invested in subtext like wow). 99% of the praise I’ve seen for aa5 is for the characters. which is more than fair! in case u forgot, aa5 introduced us to the entire blackquill/cykes group, in all their lovable glory! and fleshed out the universe with the wonder that is lawyer highschool (which, listen, if ur accepting 13 year olds are allowed to prosecute, this isn’t actually incompatible with the depths this fictional justice system will sink) that also managed to connect parts of aai2 into the timeline as well! ffs apollo’s single friend only exists in canon bc of aa5!

and u can say everything’s clumsily implemented all u like. but, uh, in case u hadn’t noticed, aa5 isn’t the first time it’s gone weird. have u seen t&t lately? dahlia and godot were soooo clumsily integrated. I’ve ranted on godot’s mary sue qualities before, but ugh. both have the same problem of “oh by the way did I ever mention that INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT ex of mine who is totally irrelevant btw haha oh wow they’re suddenly relevant how about that”. fucking jfa has the same issue with franziska aka “woah now there’s ANOTHER von karma? and she’s even MORE challenging than the last one?!” srsly let’s not pretend her sudden arrival made sense for a prodigy who is also next of kin to the most infamous prosecutor around. nick not knowing who manfred was was clumsy too. what I’m getting at is that the aa series does not in fact have the smoothest writing, to the point where nick and later apollo appear to live under rocks in order to lose out on what should be common knowledge in their situation. srsly apollo how did u never notice that there’s some frontman in a rock group pushed by the literal police who looks scarily like ur boss, has the same last name as ur boss, said band is literally called the GAVINners. like christ I’m not into music but I at least recognise the names of 1d members. in all honesty I am so glad athena did not end up like those two pebble-dwellers and had actually p good reasons for either not knowing shit (hello l’belle and his private company) or keeping quiet (hello the entire space station situation). athena is good at this.

and u know the biggest plus that kinda ties into the character situation? NO STOCK FUCKING PERVERT CHARACTERS. WE ALL HATE THEM. BUT CAN WE NOT OVERLOOK THE FACT AA4 HAD TWO. BOTH STICKLER AND HOTTI/HICKFIELD BOTH APPEARED IN THE SAME CASE. BOTH INVOLVING A FIFTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. I HAVE THE SCRIPT. DO NOT FUCKING TEST ME.

there’s other stuff I’ve seen too specifically abt the satire that started the series. yes, gyakuten saiban was created to satirise the unbalanced nature and unbelievably high prosecution rates of the japanese courts. gyakuten saiban 4 was written in reaction to the real life introduction of the jury. (srsly if u have time, go on a research trip. there’s a lot of interesting stuff surrounding the background of the series.) but, forgive me if I’m missing something, what the FUCK were 2 and 3 satirising? as far as I’m aware, takumi was asked to continue the series bc ppl liked it. and it made capcom money. takumi eventually got totally sick of it and left the main series but please don’t act like this is something new from capcom. not everything in the series is pure political commentary. some of it is just regular stories. this is true for almost any satirical series ever. it doesn’t make them unenjoyable. besides y’all are content to shit on soj anyway for being a cheesy take on of a corrupt government system so maybe u just don’t care and just have a hate on for anything tangentially related to aa5.

and on whether it’s unenjoyable? nah man aa5 is fun. monstrous turnabout was a bit slow I reckon, but everything else moved at a nice pace, had fun characters, had those good good friendship moments. it was a bit wobbly in places, but we sat through turnabout serenade and turnabout succession! would u like my list of plot holes in serenade alone? bc I have one. I had to make one to break down the damn thing enough to write an au version of it. and with aa5 and the phantom? apparently that’s largely on the localisation team deciding western audiences wouldn’t accept ‘yokai’ as the answer and then just... not... putting anything else in? literally could’ve been solved with one word being swapped out or jinxie mentioning said yokai in one of her lists which... yeah that one’s on the game. idk maybe in the distant future when the games are all remastered for the new new new nintendo 3dsi that’ll be fixed too. or maybe the miracle never happen. who knows.

like probably the only other thing I can’t argue with on criticism is the art style. yeah, I’m not keen on fuse’s faces. nuri suffers with a certain level of same face too, but (as shown in dgs) the other parts of his design are pretty and managed to shine through in 3d. but the colours are way better come soj now the main team is getting into the swing of it, and anyone who doesn’t think khura’in is pretty as hell can fight me.

but srsly there are actually a lot of good points to aa5. it is not the antichrist. personally it is far from my favourite game (with my own fave as aa4 bc dem characters tho... barring the perverts) but many of its flaws are not new to the series. and while it has lost potential in various parts such as several important characters being dead on arrival, let’s not forget it left behind some especially nasty parts of the series and appears to be CONTINUING to leave those behind. mmm just look at that lack of literal canon pedophiles we’re supposed to feel sorry for... sorry every time I remember aa3 I like it less and less. which is a shame, bc young!mia is still the most relatable protag ever.

anyway, let’s not become the dicks who shat on anyone who liked aa4 back in the day, yeah?

#phoenix wright #apollo justice #athena cykes #ace attorney #dual destinies #sonic lawyer adventures #earthdeep does life #csa cw //-;-(;-/#bc thanks a lot aa 1-4

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look I'm the first one to admit that dd is a fucking mess ok but except for the tutorial case there's a thematic constant between all 4 cases of sacrificing yourself to save another innocent party damien pretended to be an actual demon to prevent jinxie from being put under suspicion juniper, robin and hugh took the blame for each other multiple times hell, even self-important yuri lied and directly went against government orders to protect starbuck as part of his crew and of course simon was literally a day away from dying for athena's innocence, which athena was willing to return in kind this thematic constant is so strong I'm actually surprised at how consistent it is despite each case being so disparate in everything else even though dd continually hammers "the dark age of the law" over your head, I have a feeling that the true thread connecting the game together is "how far will you sacrifice yourself for the ones you love?" which is surprisingly a good meaty theme to center a game around! I know that dd and soj both suffer from a lack of truly biting satire of the legal world, but I feel like they both raise interesting complex questions in their own right

#spec #ace attorney

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Ching-Hsuan, Lin Artist, Animation Filmmaker. She teaches at Ming Chuan University’s Department of Digital Media Design, and specializes in animation and digital media. Her work "Breathe" received the Best Animation Prizes at the Taipei Film Festival and the Southern Taiwan Film Festival, as well as the Special Mentions of the International Jury at the Filmfest Dresden. Another work of Lin's, "Unidentified," was also selected by the Hiroshima International Animation Festival and other international film festivals. contact: hydracidlin[at]gmail[dot]com 2022- now Assistant Professor 　　　 Department of Digital Media Design, Ming Chuan University, Taiwan 2020-2022 Adjunct Assistant Professor 　　　 Department of Design, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan /EDUCATION/

．Ph.D (2014-2020) 　Doctoral Program in Art Creation and Theory, 　Tainan National University of the Arts, Tainan, Taiwan ．Master of Fine Arts/ M.F.A (2009-2014) 　Graduate Institute of Animation and Film Art, 　Tainan National University of the Arts, Tainan, Taiwan ．Graduate Certificate (2012-2013) 　Computer Animation, 　Sheridan College, Ontario, Canada /COLLECTION/

　2017 Unidentified. Collected by Art Bank, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Taichung, Taiwan 　2017 Breathe. Collected by Art Bank, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Taichung, Taiwan /AWARDS & GRANTS/

　2019 Grant of Encouraging University/College Students to Participate in International Art and Design Contests, Ministry of Education, Taiwan 　2018 Grant of Film career and film practitioners participate in international film festival Award, Ministry of Culture, Taiwan 　2013 Grant of International Cultural and Creative Competitions Award, Ministry of Culture, Taiwan 　2013 ‘Best Animation’ - 13th South Taiwan Film Festival, Taiwan 　2013 ‘Best Animation’ - 15th Taipei Film Festival, Taiwan 　2013 Grant of Attending International Cultural and Creative Competitions, Ministry of Culture, Taiwan 　2013 ‘Special Mentions of the International Jury’ - 25th Filmfest Dresden - International Short Film Festival, Germany 　2012 Grant of Scholarship Program for Overseas Study in Arts and Design (Digital Media Design), Ministry of Education, Taiwan 　2010 Grant of International Culture Exchange ‘8 Femme’ Exhibition, National Culture and Arts Foundation, Taiwan /OFFICIAL SELECTION/

　2019, BIDEODROMO International Experimental Film and Video Festival, Bilbao, Spain 　2019, On Art Film Festival, Video Art Competition, Warsaw, Poland 　2019, Kino-likbez, Animation & Video Art Competition, Saint Petersburg, Russia 　2019, GRRL HAUS CINEMA, Best Experimental Film Competition, Berlin, Germany 　2019, Feel The Reel International Film Festival, Best Experimental Film Competition, Glasgow, United Kingdom 　2019, NCCC Film & Animation Festival, Best Experimental Film Competition, Niagara, USA 　2019, 41th Golden Harvest Awards& Short Film Festival, Best Experimental Film Competition, Taipei, Taiwan 　2018, 18th South Taiwan Film Festival, Competition, Tainan, Taiwan 　2018, 4th Taichung International Animation Festival, Taiwan Competition, Taichung, Taiwan 　2018 13th International Animation Film Festival Geneva (Animatou) - Compétition Internationale LABO, Geneva, Switzerland 　2018 17th International Animation Festival Hiroshima - Competition, Hiroshima, Japan 　2014 Tricky Women International Animation Film Festival 2014, Vienna, Austria 　2014 36th Golden Harvest Awards and Shot Film Festival, Taipei, Taiwan 　2013 11th Bogotá Short Film Festival - International Competition, Bogotá, Colombia 　2013 13th South Taiwan Film Festival - Chinese Competition, Tainan, Taiwan 　2013 17th Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, Toronto, Canada 　2013 13th Kaohsiung Film Festival - International Competition, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 　2013 10th Sedicicorto International Film Festival - International Competition, Forlì, Italy 　2013 5th Seoul international Extreme-Short Image & Film Festival - International Competition, Seoul, Korea 　2013 15th Taipei Film Festival - National Competition, Taipei, Taiwan 　2013 4th ANIFILM - International Festival of Animated Films - International Competition, Trebon, Czech Republic 　2013 16th Brussels Short Film Festival "Nuit du court", Brussels, Belgium 　2013 2nd Motion International Festival, Cyprus 　2013 25th Filmfest Dresden - International Short Film Festival - International Competition, Dresden, Germany 　2013 15th Mecal International Short Film Festival - Animation Competition, Barcelona, Spain 　2013 17th Animac - International Animation Film Festival, Lleida, Spain 　2013 19th Regensburg Short Film Week, Regensburg - International Competition, Germany 　2012 Libélula International Animation Festival, Lloret de Mar, Spain /SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION & SCREENING/ (selected)

　2021 ‘What's Next - New Normals of Space in the Post-Pandemic Era’, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei, Taiwan 　2020 ‘Visible Secrets: Exploring the Secret World of Visual Music’, Art Bank Taiwan, Taichung, Taiwan 　2019 ‘JinXie Art & Literature Festival - Youth Animation Exhibition’, Points Center for Contemporary Art, KuanShan, China 　2019 ‘Expanded Experimental Animation Festival IV’, Taipei Digital Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan 　2019 ‘Writing with Soft Power’, Farglory Museum, New Taipei, Taiwan 　2018 ‘OFF THE WALL’ , Arts + Literature Laboratory, Madison, USA 　2018 ‘SKETCH’ The Asia Pacific Animated Film Festival, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 　2018, Taiwan Animation Festival, Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 　2016 Taipei Art District ‘Sunrise Heartbeat’, Industrial Bank of Taiwan Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan 　2015 ‘Tradition Reshape’, The Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China 　2014 ‘Extend Experimental Animation & Contemporary Art - I’, The Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan 　2014 ‘Animating Our Times - An Exhibition of Taiwanese Animator’, Fuzhong 15, Taipei, Taiwan 　2013 9th KloosterKino, Specially Invited Exhibition, Nijmegen, the Netherlands 　2013 Look Up To Animation Festival, Kwoh-ting Li's Residence, Taipei, Taiwan 　2012 TNNUA Keep Animating Film Festival, 57 Art Studio, Tainan, Taiwan 　2011 Pier-2 Anima Festival: Animation + Comic + Contemporary Arts, The Pier-2 Art Center, Kaohsiung, Taiwan 　2011 ‘FREITAGKINO # 1 : Taiwanale’, TAMTAM8 Art Space, Berlin, Germany 　2010 ‘8Femmes’, TAMTAM8 Art Space, Berlin, Germany 　2007 ‘Opening Exhibition of DigiArk’, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan /WORK EXPERIENCE/ (selected)

．2023 Curator 　　　 2023 Animation LAB: Cross-Strait Interschool Exchange Exhibition ．2022 Special Program Curator 　　　 “New Angles: Start Over” 　　　 2022Taichung International Animation Festival ．2021 Animation Program Curator 　　　 Taiwan NOW Taiwan Contemporary ArtsFest ．2021 Special Program Curator 　　　 “New Angles: (not too) Distant” 　　　 2021Taichung International Animation Festival ．2020 Special Program Curator 　　　 “Narrative Animation: The Non-fiction Animated Films” 　　　 2020Taichung International Animation Festival ．2018 Curator 　　　 Taiwan Animation Festival 　　　 Hunter Lecture Theatre, Edinburgh, United Kingdom ．2017 Art Director/ Production Director 　　　 “Shui-Jiao-She Community of Taiwan“ Animation Project 　　　 Commissioned by Cultural Affairs Bureau, Tainan City Government, Taiwan ．2015 Co-Curator 　　　 10th Digital Art Festival Taipei - Animation - ‘Slices of Film’ 　　　 Commissioned by Digital Art Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan ．2014 Production Designer 　　　《幽遊仙書十八卷》3D Mapping Building projection 　　　 Commissioned by Tainan National University of the Arts, Tainan, Taiwan ．2014 Animation and Interactive Installation Project Manager 　　　 ‘Share the Fun! Creativity Inspired by Prehistoric Collections’ 　　　 Exhibition and Education Division, National Museum of Prehistory, Taitung, Taiwan

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Bureau Of Immigration Arrested 2 Alien Fugitives In Cebu For Series Offenses

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) reported the arrest of two foreign fugitives from the United States and People’s Republic of China who are wanted by authorities in their country for serious offenses. Bureau of Immigration Commissioner Jaime Morente identified the American as Arthur Mark Curts, 61, and the Chinese national as Dong Jinxi, 66, who were arrested recently in Cebu province.

Operatives from the BI’s fugitive search unit (FSU) arrested Curts in the town of Liloan last Sept. 21 in coordination with the US Diplomatic Security Service-Overseas Criminal Investigations and the Liloan Police Station. On the other hand, Dong was apprehended by the FSU in coordination with the Chinese Ministry of Security and the City Investigation and Detective Management Branch of the Mandaue City Police Office five days later inside a five-star hotel in Mandaue City. “They will be deported for being undesirable aliens and for being undocumented as their passports were already cancelled by their respective governments,” Morente said. According to the Bureau of Immigration chief, Curts was issued an arrest warrant by a US district court in Florida on charges of theft of government funds and making a false statement, in violation of 18 US Code Sec 1001. On the other hand, he said Dong is wanted for smuggling and has a standing warrant of arrest issued by a Chinese court. It was also learned that Dong was already issued a summary deportation order by the Bureau of Immigration board of commissioners on April 26 this year. “We will also include them in our blacklist to prevent them from re-entering the Philippines.” Morente said. He further warned other foreign fugitives using the Philippines as a refuge to evade criminal prosecution in their homelands that they will be caught eventually. “Do not use our country to evade justice. Sooner or later the long arm of the law will catch you and you will be sent back to your countries to face your crimes,” he added.

https://borderops.ph/news/press-release/828-bureau-of-immigration-arrested-2-alien-fugitives-in-cebu-for-series-offenses

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Railway Wheel Market Competition by Manufacturers, Share, Size and Development Trends 2023

31 July 2019 - Global Railway Wheel Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.1% in the upcoming period as the scope and its applications are rising enormously across the globe. Railway wheel, as the name suggests, is mainly designed for use on rail tracks. It is manufactured out of a single piece of chromium molybdenum steel or manganese steel as these alloys have great resistance to ductility, wear, and hardness.

Growing number office workers in the developing countries, increasing urbanization and changing travel system across the globe, governments’ initiatives on investing huge money on transport infrastructure, and growing population in metropolitan areas are documented as the major factors of railway wheel market that are estimated to grow in the years to come. Railway wheel market is segmented based on wheel type, distribution channel, application, and region.

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Steel tired wheels, monoblock wheels, cast steel wheel, rubber tired wheels, resilient wheels, wrought steel wheel, and the others could be explored in Railway Wheel in the forecast period. The market may be categorized based on distribution channels like aftermarket, OEM, and others that could be explored in the forecast period. Several applications of Railway Wheel such as passenger wagons, high speed, locomotive wheels, freight wagons, and the others could be explored in Railway Wheel in the forecast period.

Globally, North America account for the substantial market share of Railway Wheel and is estimated to lead the overall market in the years to come. The reason behind the overall market growth could be rising use of enhanced technology and presence of key manufacturers in the region. The United States is a major consumer of Railway Wheel in this region.

Instead, Europe and the Asia Pacific are also estimated to have a positive influence on the future growth. Europe is the second largest region with significant market share. However, Asia Pacific is estimated to grow at the fastest pace in the foremost period. The developing countries like India and China are the major consumers of Railway Wheel in this region.

The key players of Railway Wheel Market are Jinxi Axle, MA Steel, Zhibo Lucchini Railway Equipment, GHH Radsatz, Xinyang Tonghe wheels, Arrium, Datong ABC Castings Company, Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal (NSSMC), Taiyuan Heavy Industry (TYHI), Sumitomo Metal Industries, and Vyksa Steel Works (VSW). These players are concentrating on inorganic growth to sustain themselves amidst fierce competition.

Market Segment:

Key Applications

• OEM

• Aftermarket

Key Regions

• North America

• Europe

• Asia Pacific

• Middle East and Africa

• South America

Key Vendors

• Amsted Rail

• Arrium Limited

• Datong ABC Castings Company Limited

• GHH Radsatz

• Hegenscheidt-MFD

• Interpipe

• Jinxi Axle

• Maanshan Iron & Steel

• NSSMC

• Nolan

• ORX

• Rail Wheel Factory

• Taiyuan Heavy Industry

• Xinyang Tonghe Wheels

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Iran has delivered the first crude oil to a Chinese refinery complex since the United States removed as of May all sanction waivers for Iranian oil customers, including its biggest buyer China... According to TankerTrackers, a medium-sized Suezmax vessel, named SALINA and owned by the National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC), loaded around 1 million barrels of crude oil from Iran and departed on May 28. The tanker arrived on June 20 at Jinxi Refining and Chemical Complex in China in a first independent tanker-tracking confirmation that China is defying the U.S. sanctions on Iran's oil exports. The arrival of an Iranian crude cargo at the Jinxi complex, which is ultimately owned and operated by state giant China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), suggests that China is resuming Iranian crude oil imports as part of a government policy...

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Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument Business, Trade, Revenue, Profit and Loss 2021-2028

Global Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument Market Report 2020 comes with the extensive industry analysis of development components, patterns, flows and sizes. The report also calculates present and past market values to forecast potential market management through the forecast period between 2020-2025.This research study of Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument involved the extensive usage of both primary and secondary data sources. This includes the study of various parameters affecting the industry, including the government policy, market environment, competitive landscape, historical data, present trends in the market, technological innovation, upcoming technologies and the technical progress in related industry.

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Impact of COVID-19 on Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument Market Since the COVID-19 virus outbreak in December 2019, the disease has spread to almost every country around the globe with the World Health Organization declaring it a public health emergency. The global impacts of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are already starting to be felt, and will significantly affected the Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument market in 2020.

Global Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument Market Segmentation By Type, Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument market has been segmented into: Railway Vehicle Parts Railway Infrastructure Others

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By Application, Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument market has been segmented into: Train High-Speed Rail Subway Others

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Top Key Players Covered in Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument market are: Alstom Kawasaki Siemens Bombardier General Electric China CNR Corporation Tianma Bearing Group BaoTou Beifang Chuangye Shuanghuan Company Jinxi Axle Company Limited

List OF CONTENTS AND TABLES:

Global Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument Market Report 2018

1 Boron Trichloride Market Overview

1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Boron Trichloride

1.2 Classification of Boron Trichloride by Product Category

1.2.1 Global Boron Trichloride Market Size (Sales) Comparison by Type (2013-2025)

1.2.2 Global Boron Trichloride Market Size (Sales) Market Share by Type (Product Category) in 2017

1.2.3 Standard

1.2.4 High Purity

1.2.5 Ultra Purity

1.3 Global Boron Trichloride Market by Application/End Users

1.3.1 Global Liver Transplant Surgery Instrument (Volume) and Market Share Comparison by Application (2013-2025)