...conterminous on its western frontier. The eighteen provinces are divided into/00, ting, chow, and hrr.n. A fno is a large portion or department of a province, under the general control of one civil officer immediately subordinate to the heads of the provincial government. A ting is a division...

...the divisions intended by them. " The Eighteen Provinces are divided into/u, ting, chau, and hien. A fu is a large portion or department of a province, under the general control of one civil officer immediately subordinate to the heads of the provincial government. A ling is a division...

...them, are thus explained : " The Eighteen Provinces are divided into fu, ting, chau, and him. A fu ia a large portion or department of a province, under the general control of one civil officer immediately subordinate to the heads of the provincial government. A ting is a division...

...to the patients and others. Li — The Chinese mile, equal to one third of an English mile. Fu — A large portion or department of a province under the general control of one civil officer immediately subordinate to the heads of the provincial government. Each province...

...administrative units, the chief of which are six, namely, fu, ting, chili ting, chou, chili chou, and hsien. A fu is a large portion or department of a province, under the general control of one civil officer immediately subordinate to the heads of the provincial government. A ting Is a division...