中国各省会简称（Capital cities of China）.docVIP

中国各省会简称（Capital cities of China） 1. Beijing: during the Warring States period called Warring States thistle, one of the countrys capital of yan. Liao called yanjing. Jin renamed kyoto. The Yuan Dynasty called the great majority. Ming Dynasty Zhu Yuanzhang was renamed Beiping, Yongle Emperor Yongle changed Beiping to Beijing. Referred to as beijing. Tianjin 2.: the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Yan to compete for places where troops to cross the river to the south, to defeat his nephew Ming Hui Di usurped the throne and the position. To commemorate the Qibing to cross the river here, so that Tianjin, which means the emperor after the ferry, known as zimbabwe. 3. Shanghai: early Northern Song Dynasty, here has formed settlements, from here Shanghai ocean, so called Shanghai. Shanghai is the original place for fishing, fishermen was the creation of a fishing tool called Yong (by bamboo, play in the water), Yong was changed to Shanghai, so Shanghai referred to as shanghai. 4. Heilongjiang Province: got its name from Heilongjiang. Because the river is black and green, meandering like a dragon. Black for short. 5. Jilin Province: the establishment of the Qing Dynasty in Jilin Province in the city of Songhua River River (now Jilin city), Jilin is the Manchu ural along, Okawa meaning. This is the city along Songhua River, which was built later and named after Jilin. Abbreviated ji. 6. Liaoning Province: because it is in Liaohe River Basin, take the meaning of Liaohe permanent peace, referred to as liao. 7. Hebei: North relative to the Yellow River. The Tang Dynasty to the north of the Yellow River, Taihang Mountain, east of Hebei, Hebei Province in 1928. Because of the Jizhou area, it is called Ji ji. 8. Henan Province: compared to the Yellow River to the south, the main part of the Yellow River in the south, as an ancient Yuzhou areas, so referred to as henan. 9. Shanxi: relative to Taihang Mountain for the west. Ming Dynasty set up in Shanxi Province, the spring and Autumn period