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Kui Prefecture, Kuizhou Circuit, or Kuizhou (Chinese: 夔州; pinyin: Kuízhōu; Wade–Giles: K'uei-chou) was initially established in 619 CE, as a renaming of the existing Xin Prefecture. Kuizhou was an important area from the beginning and through the end of the Tang dynasty of China, when it was alternatively part of several of the Circuits which made up typical large scale political structural organizations of the Tang era. Kuizhou continued as a political entity through the end of the Song dynasty, during which it was of Provincial level, a typical large scale political organization of Song era (and later). Kui Prefecture was located in what is now eastern Chongqing. During the Song dynasty, Kuizhou's capital was located in what is now Fengjie County, Chongqing, and the extent of the provinc

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rdfs:label	Kuizhou (in) Kuizhou (en) 夔州 (ja) 夔州 (zh)
rdfs:comment	夔州（きしゅう）は、中国にかつて存在した州。唐代から元初にかけて、現在の重慶市北東部に設置された。 (ja) Kui Prefecture, Kuizhou Circuit, or Kuizhou (Chinese: 夔州; pinyin: Kuízhōu; Wade–Giles: K'uei-chou) was initially established in 619 CE, as a renaming of the existing Xin Prefecture. Kuizhou was an important area from the beginning and through the end of the Tang dynasty of China, when it was alternatively part of several of the Circuits which made up typical large scale political structural organizations of the Tang era. Kuizhou continued as a political entity through the end of the Song dynasty, during which it was of Provincial level, a typical large scale political organization of Song era (and later). Kui Prefecture was located in what is now eastern Chongqing. During the Song dynasty, Kuizhou's capital was located in what is now Fengjie County, Chongqing, and the extent of the provinc (en) Prefektur Kui, Sirkuit Kuizhou atau Kuizhou (Hanzi: 夔州; Pinyin: Kuízhōu; Wade–Giles: K'uei-chou) awalnya didirikan pada 619 M, menggantikan nama Prefektur Xin. Kuizhou merupakan wilayah penting sejak awal dan akhir Dinasti Tang, Tiongkok, ketika Kuizhou menjadi bagian dari beberapa yang membentuk organisasi struktural politik berskala besar yang khas pada zaman Dinasti Tang. Kuizhou tetap menjadi entitas politik hingga akhir Dinasti Song, saat itu Kuizhou berada di tingkat administrasi Provinsi, sebuah divisi administratif politik yang sangat besar pada era Dinasti Song (dan setelahnya). (in) 夔（Kuí）州，唐朝时设置的州。武德二年（618年）以信州改名，治所在（贞观中改奉节县，即今重庆市奉节县东。宋移今治）。天宝元年（742年）改为云安郡，乾元元年（758年）复为夔州。辖境相当今重庆市奉节、云阳、巫山、巫溪等县地。宋朝时，属夔州路。开宝中割（今云阳县）置云安军，辖境缩小。元朝至元十五年（1278年）升为夔州路。明朝洪武四年（1371年）改为夔州府。夔州位於长江上游，歷年以來是四川要道，水上交通繁忙，常有客货商船往来。 (zh)
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