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- Komanderi Yuyang (Hanzi: 漁陽郡) adalah sebuah komanderi di dari zaman dinasti Qin hingga dinasti Tang. Wilayahnya saat itu meliputi yang sekarang dinamakan provinsi Hebei termasuk juga Beijing dan Tianjin. Komanderi Yuyang didirikan oleh negara negara Yan, dinamakan demikian karena lokasinya berada di sebelah utara Sungai Yu (sekarang dinamakan Sungai Chaobai). Komanderi ini terletak di perbatasan utara kekaisaran dan memainkan peran utama bagi pertahanan dinasti Qin dan dinasti Han untuk melawan Xiongnu dan masyarakat utara lainnya. Di masa dinasti Han barat, komanderi mengelola 12 county termasuk Yuyang, Hunu (狐奴), Lu (路), Yongnu (雍奴), Quanzhou (泉州), Pinggu (平谷), Anle (安樂), Tixi (厗奚), Guangping (獷平), Yaoyang (要陽), Baitan (白檀) dan Huayan (滑鹽), 3 county lainnya dihapus pada masa dinasti Han timur. Jumlah total rumah tangga 68.802 pada abad ke-2 M dengan populasi berjumlah 264.416 jiwa. Pada 140 M, populasinya 435.740 jiwa dan rumah tangga sebanyak 68.456. Di masa dinasti Jin, komanderi dihapus dan tanahnya dimasukkan ke dalam wilayah kerajaan Yan (燕國). Komanderi Yuyang dibangun kembali di Wei Utara dari bekas wilayah Yuyang dan sedangkan Lu (sekarang berada di dalam kota Beijing) dijadikan sebagai pusat administrasi. Komanderi ini mengelola 6 county yang di dalam Kitab Wei terdata 6.984 rumah tangga dengan populasi 29.670 jiwa. Komanderi Yuyang dihapus pada awal dinasti Sui. Di era dinasti Tang, Yuyang menjadi nama alternatif untuk prefektur Ji (薊州). Pusat administrasi saat ini berada di distrik Jizhou, sedangkan county Lu menjadi bagian dari prefektur You (幽州) yang juga disebut (范陽郡) pada 627. (in)
- Yuyang Commandery (Chinese: 漁陽郡) was a commandery in imperial China from Qin dynasty to Tang dynasty. It was located in present-day Hebei province as well as Beijing and Tianjin municipalities. The commandery was established by the state of Yan, and was so named because of its location to the north of the Yu River (now Chaobai River). The commandery was situated on the empire's northern frontier and played a major role in Qin and Han dynasties' defense against the Xiongnu and other northern peoples. In western Han dynasty, the commandery administered 12 counties, including Yuyang, Hunu (狐奴), Lu (路), Yongnu (雍奴), Quanzhou (泉州), Pinggu (平谷), Anle (安樂), Tixi (厗奚), Guangping (獷平), Yaoyang (要陽), Baitan (白檀) and Huayan (滑鹽), the last 3 of which were abolished during the eastern Han dynasty. The total number of households was 68,802 in 2 AD, while the population was 264,416. In 140 AD, the population was 435,740, and the households numbered 68,456. In Jin dynasty, the commandery was abolished and its land were incorporated into the Principality of Yan (燕國). Yuyang Commandery was reestablished in Northern Wei from the former territories of Yuyang and Beiping Commanderies, with the seat at Lu (in present-day Beijing). It administered 6 counties, and the Book of Wei documented 6,984 households and a population of 29,670. The commandery was abolished in early Sui dynasty. In Tang dynasty, Yuyang became an alternative name for Ji Prefecture (薊州). The seat was now in modern Ji County, Tianjin, while Lu County became part of You Prefecture (幽州), also known as Fanyang Commandery (范陽郡), in 627. (en)
- 어양군(漁陽郡)은 중국의 옛 군이다. (ko)
- 漁陽郡（ぎょよう-ぐん）は、中国にかつて存在した郡。現在の北京市、天津市、河北省の一部に相当する。 (ja)
- 渔阳郡，是中国古代郡级行政区划，范围历代有变化，曾包括今天北京市、河北省、天津市三省市的部分地区。 (zh)
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- 어양군(漁陽郡)은 중국의 옛 군이다. (ko)
- 漁陽郡（ぎょよう-ぐん）は、中国にかつて存在した郡。現在の北京市、天津市、河北省の一部に相当する。 (ja)
- 渔阳郡，是中国古代郡级行政区划，范围历代有变化，曾包括今天北京市、河北省、天津市三省市的部分地区。 (zh)
- Komanderi Yuyang (Hanzi: 漁陽郡) adalah sebuah komanderi di dari zaman dinasti Qin hingga dinasti Tang. Wilayahnya saat itu meliputi yang sekarang dinamakan provinsi Hebei termasuk juga Beijing dan Tianjin. Komanderi Yuyang dibangun kembali di Wei Utara dari bekas wilayah Yuyang dan sedangkan Lu (sekarang berada di dalam kota Beijing) dijadikan sebagai pusat administrasi. Komanderi ini mengelola 6 county yang di dalam Kitab Wei terdata 6.984 rumah tangga dengan populasi 29.670 jiwa. Komanderi Yuyang dihapus pada awal dinasti Sui. (in)
- Yuyang Commandery (Chinese: 漁陽郡) was a commandery in imperial China from Qin dynasty to Tang dynasty. It was located in present-day Hebei province as well as Beijing and Tianjin municipalities. The commandery was established by the state of Yan, and was so named because of its location to the north of the Yu River (now Chaobai River). The commandery was situated on the empire's northern frontier and played a major role in Qin and Han dynasties' defense against the Xiongnu and other northern peoples. In western Han dynasty, the commandery administered 12 counties, including Yuyang, Hunu (狐奴), Lu (路), Yongnu (雍奴), Quanzhou (泉州), Pinggu (平谷), Anle (安樂), Tixi (厗奚), Guangping (獷平), Yaoyang (要陽), Baitan (白檀) and Huayan (滑鹽), the last 3 of which were abolished during the eastern Han dynasty. The (en)
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