Viceroy of Liangguang

Viceroy of Liangguang
Viceroy of Liangguang
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	兩廣總督
Simplified Chinese	两广总督
Hanyu Pinyin
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin	Liángguǎng Zǒngdū
Governor-General, Commander and Quartermaster, Supervisor of Waterways, and Inspector-General of the Two Expanses and Surrounding Areas; (full title)
Traditional Chinese	總督兩廣等處地方，提督軍務、糧餉、管理河道兼巡撫事
Simplified Chinese	总督两广等处地方，提督军务、粮饷、管理河道兼巡抚事
Hanyu Pinyin
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin	Zǒngdū Liǎngguǎng Děng Chǔ Dìfāng Tídū Jūnwù Liángxiǎng Guǎnlǐ Hédào Jiān Xúnfǔ Shì
Manchu name
Manchu script	ᡤᡠᠸᠠᠩᡩᡠᠩ ; ᡤᡠᠸᠠᠩᠰᡳ ; ᡠᡥᡝᡵᡳ ; ᡴᠠᡩᠠᠯᠠᡵᠠ ; ᠠᠮᠪᠠᠨ
Romanization	guwangdung guwangsi uheri kadalara amban

The Viceroy of Liangguang or Viceroy of the Two Guangs, was one of eight regional Viceroys during the Ming and Qing dynasties. The two Guang referred to Guangdong and Guangxi. The areas under the Viceroy's jurisdiction included present-day Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Map of viceroys in Qing Dynasty of China

Name

Its full name in Chinese is Governor-General, Commander and Quartermaster, Supervisor of Waterways, and Inspector-General of the Two Expanses and Surrounding Areas.

History

Ming dynasty

The office of the Viceroy of Liangguang originated in 1452 during the Ming dynasty. The Jingtai Emperor accepted Yu Qian's proposal to create the office and appointed Wang Ao (王翱) as the first viceroy.

In 1465, the Chenghua Emperor appointed Han Yong (韓雍) as Left Censor-in-Chief and Viceroy of Liangguang. The office was formalised in 1469, with the administrative headquarters fixed in Wuzhou, Guangxi.

In 1536, during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor, the viceroy Qian Rujing (錢如京) created a separate administrative branch in Zhaoqing, Guangdong. In 1564, the headquarters shifted from Wuzhou to Zhaoqing after Wu Guifang (吳桂芳) sought approval from the Jiajing Emperor.

Qing dynasty

The office was recreated in 1644 during the reign of the Shunzhi Emperor in the Qing dynasty. It was called "Viceroy of Guangdong" (廣東總督) even though its jurisdiction included Guangxi. The headquarters were in Guangzhou, Guangdong. In 1655, the headquarters shifted back to Wuzhou.

In 1663, during the reign of the Kangxi Emperor, the office was split into two: Viceroy of Guangdong and Viceroy of Guangxi. The headquarters of the Viceroy of Guangdong moved to Lianzhou (廉州; present-day Hepu County, Guangxi). A year later, the Viceroy of Guangxi was merged with the Viceroy of Guangdong, and the headquarters shifted back to Zhaoqing.

In 1723, during the reign of the Yongzheng Emperor, the office was divided into Guangdong and Guangxi again, but were merged again within the following year. In 1729, in response to a rebellion by the Miao people, the Yongzheng Emperor placed Guangxi under the jurisdiction of the Viceroy of Yun-Gui to facilitate the coordination of military operations. In 1734, Guangdong and Guangxi were merged under a single office, Viceroy of Liangjiang, and had remained like this until 1905.

In 1746, during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor, the headquarters of the Viceroy of Liangguang shifted to Guangzhou and remained there permanently.

In 1905, during the reign of the Guangxu Emperor, the Viceroy of Liangguang concurrently held the position of Provincial Governor of Guangdong.

List of Viceroys of Liangguang

Ming dynasty

#	Name	Start of term	End of term	Notes
1	Wang Ao 王翱	1452	1453	Promoted to Secretary of Personnel
2	Han Yong 韓雍	1465		Concurrently Left Censor-in-Chief
3	Qin Hong 秦紘	1489	1495	Concurrently Right Censor-in-Chief; later dismissed from office
4	Deng Tingzan 鄧廷瓚	1495	1497	Concurrently a Provincial Governor; later promoted to Left Censor-in-Chief
5	Pan Fan 潘蕃	1501	1506	Concurrently Right Censor-in-Chief; later promoted to Left Censor-in-Chief
6	Xiong Xiu 熊繡	1506	1514	Concurrently Right Deputy Censor-in-Chief; later promoted to Censor-in-Chief in Nanjing
7	Zhou Nan 周南	1514	1515	Retired
8	Chen Jin 陳金	1515	1519	Later promoted to Censor-in-Chief
9	Zhang Ding 張嵿	1522	1525	Concurrently Right Censor-in-Chief; later promoted to Censor-in-Chief in Nanjing and Secretary of Works
10	Yao Mo 姚鏌	1525	1527	Concurrently Right Censor-in-Chief
11	Wang Shouren 王守仁	1527	1529	Concurrently Secretary of Defence in Nanjing and Left Censor-in-Chief
12	Zhang Jing 張經	1537	1544	Promoted to Left Vice Secretary of Defence
13	Tao Xie 陶諧			Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
14	Bao Xiangxian 鮑象賢			Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
15	Zhang Yue 張岳	1544	1545	Concurrently Right Deputy Censor-in-Chief
16	Wu Guifang 吳桂芳	1563	1566	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
17	Tan Lun 譚綸	1567	1568
18	Zhang Han 張瀚	1568	1569	Concurrently Left Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
19	Liu Tao 劉燾	1569	1570	Concurrently Left Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
20	Li Qian 李遷	1570	1571	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Censor-in-Chief
21	Yin Zhengmao 殷正茂	1571	1575	Concurrently Secretary of Defence in Nanjing
22	Ling Yunyi 凌雲翼	1575	1578	Concurrently Left Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
23	Liu Yaohui 劉堯誨			Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
24	Chen Rui 陳瑞	1582	1583	Concurrently Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
25	Guo Yingping 郭應聘	1583	1584	Concurrently Secretary of Defence
26	Wu Wenhua 吳文華	1584	1587	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
27	Wu Shan 吳善	1587	1588	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
28	Liu Jiwen 劉繼文	1588	1591	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
29	Xiao Yan 蕭彥	1591	1592	Concurrently Right Deputy Censor-in-Chief
30	Chen Ju 陳榘	1593	1594	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Revenue
31	Chen Dake 陳大科	1595	1598	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
32	Dai Yao 戴耀	1598	1609	Concurrently Secretary of Defence and Right Deputy Censor-in-Chief
33	Zhang Minggang 張鳴岡	1610	1614	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
34	Zhou Jiamo 周嘉謨	1615	1617	Concurrently Provincial Governor of Yunnan
35	Xu Honggang 許宏鋼	1618	1620	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
36	Chen Bangzhan 陳邦瞻	1620	1621	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
37	Hu Yingtai 胡應台	1621	1624	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
38	He Shijin 何士晉	1624	1625	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
39	Shang Zhouzuo 商周祚	1625	1626	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
40	Li Fengjie 李逢節	1627	1628	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
41	Wang Zunde 王尊德	1628	1631	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence; died in office
42	Wang Yehao 王業浩	1631	1632	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
43	Xiong Wencan 熊文燦	1632	1637	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence and Right Censor-in-Chief
44	Zhang Jingxin 張鏡心	1637	1641	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
45	Shen Youlong 沈猶龍	1641	1644	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence

Southern Ming dynasty

#	Name	Start of term	End of term	Notes
46	Ding Kuichu 丁魁楚	1644	1644	Concurrently Right Vice Secretary of Defence
47	Wang Huacheng 王化澄	1646	1646	Concurrently Provincial Governor of Guangdong
48	Lin Jiading 林佳鼎	February 1646	1647
49	Zhu Zhijian 朱治澗	1647	1647	Concurrently Vice Secretary of Defence
50	Li Chengdong 李成棟	1648	April 1649
51	Li Qipeng 李棲鵬	April 1649	April 1649
52	Yan Keyi 閻可義	August 1649	August 1649	Died of illness in office
53	Li Jianjie 李建捷	September 1649	September 1649
54	Luo Chengyao 羅承耀	September 1649	September 1649
55	Du Yunhe 杜允和	October 1649	1650	Retreated from Guangzhou after the city fell to Qing forces led by Shang Kexi and Geng Jimao
56	Lian Chengbi 連城璧	1650	1659

Qing dynasty

#	Name	Start of term	End of term	Notes
Viceroy of Guangdong (including Guangxi) (1644–1661)
		1644	15 June 1647	Vacant
1	Tong Yangjia 佟養甲	15 June 1647	1651
		1651	12 July 1653	Vacant
2	Li Shuaitai 李率泰	12 July 1653	16 March 1656
3	Wang Guoguang 王國光	16 March 1656	10 July 1658
4	Li Qifeng 李棲鳳	10 July 1658	2 November 1661
Viceroy of Guangdong (1661–1665)
5	Li Qifeng 李棲鳳	2 November 1661	2 April 1665
6	Lu Xingzu 盧興祖	2 April 1665	4 July 1665
Viceroy of Guangxi (1661–1665)
	Yu Shiyue 于時躍	1661	1663
	Qu Jinmei 屈盡美	1663	1665
Viceroy of Liangguang (1665–1723)
7	Lu Xingzu 盧興祖	4 July 1665	30 December 1667
8	Zhou Youde 周有德	30 January 1668	6 February 1670
9	Jin Guangzu 金光祖	6 March 1668	1 February 1682
10	Wu Xingzuo 吳興祚	1 February 1682	8 August 1689
11	Shi Lin 石琳	19 August 1682	17 December 1702
12	Guo Shilong 郭世隆	17 December 1702	23 January 1707
13	Zhao Hongcan 趙弘燦	30 January 1707	19 November 1716
14	Yang Lin 楊琳	25 November 1716	9 September 1723
Viceroy of Guangdong (1723–1724)
15	Yang Lin 楊琳	9 September 1723	26 April 1724
Viceroy of Guangxi (1723–1724)
	Kong Yuxun 孔毓珣	1723	1724
Viceroy of Liangguang (1724–1728)
16	Kong Yuxun 孔毓珣	26 April 1724	11 November 1728
Viceroy of Guangdong (Guangxi was under the Viceroy of Yun-Gui) (1728–1734)
17	Kong Yuxun 孔毓珣	11 November 1728	29 March 1729
18	Hao Yulin 郝玉麟	29 March 1729	21 March 1732
	Zhang Pu 張溥	14 October 1731	25 February 1732	Acting Viceroy
	Omida 鄂彌達	21 March 1732	17 October 1732	Acting Viceroy
19	Omida 鄂彌達	21 March 1732	5 January 1735
Viceroy of Liangguang (1734–1905)
20	Omida 鄂彌達	5 January 1735	30 August 1738
21	Martai 馬爾泰	30 August 1738	10 August 1744
	Qingfu 慶復	28 May 1741	28 January 1743	Acting Viceroy
	Ts'ereng 策楞	28 January 1743	17 July 1743	Acting Viceroy
22	Nasutu 那蘇圖	10 August 1744	14 May 1745
23	Ts'ereng 策楞	14 May 1745	28 October 1748
24	Yengišan 尹繼善	28 October 1748	24 November 1748
25	Šose 碩色	24 November 1748	9 February 1750
26	Chen Dashou 陳大受	9 February 1750	14 November 1751
27	Arigun 阿里袞	14 November 1751	24 February 1753
	Bandi 班第	16 October 1753	3 May 1754	Acting Viceroy
28	Ts'ereng 策楞	16 October 1753	3 May 1754
29	Yang Yingju 楊應琚	3 May 1754	31 August 1757
30	Henian 鶴年	31 August 1757	14 January 1758
	Li Shiyao 李侍堯			Acting Viceroy
31	Chen Hongmou 陳弘謀	14 January 1758	27 May 1758
32	Li Shiyao 李侍堯	27 May 1758	27 May 1761
33	Suchang 蘇昌	27 May 1761	22 July 1764
34	Li Shiyao 李侍堯	22 July 1764	25 February 1777
	Yang Tingzhang 楊廷璋	22 July 1765	24 April 1767	Acting Viceroy
35	Yang Jingsu 楊景素	25 February 1777	19 March 1778
36	Guilin 桂林	19 March 1778	11 January 1780
37	Bayansan 巴延三	11 January 1780	20 February 1784
38	Shuchang 舒常	20 February 1784	26 February 1785
	Sun Shiyi 孫士毅	26 February 1785	1 September 1785	Acting Viceroy
39	Fulehun 富勒渾	1 September 1785	23 May 1786
40	Sun Shiyi 孫士毅	23 May 1786	19 February 1789
41	Fuk'anggan 福康安	19 February 1789	14 September 1793
42	Changlin 長麟	14 September 1793	5 July 1796
43	Zhu Gui 朱珪	5 July 1796	29 September 1796
44	Jiqing 吉慶	29 September 1796	17 December 1802
45	Changlin 長麟	17 December 1802	26 January 1803
	Hutuli 瑚圖禮			Acting Viceroy
46	Wesibu 倭什布	26 January 1803	30 January 1805
47	Nayancheng 那彥成	30 January 1805	12 December 1805
48	Wu Xiongguang 吳熊光	12 December 1805	6 January 1809
49	Yongbao 永保	6 January 1809	20 February 1809
50	Bailing 百齡	20 February 1809	16 February 1811
51	Songyun 松筠	16 February 1811	5 November 1811
52	Jiang Youxian 蔣攸銛	5 November 1811	22 October 1817
53	Ruan Yuan 阮元	22 October 1817	22 June 1826
54	Li Hongbin 李鴻賓	22 June 1826	14 September 1832
55	Lu Kun 盧坤	14 September 1832	15 October 1835
56	Deng Tingzhen 鄧廷楨	15 October 1835	21 January 1840
57	Lin Zexu 林則徐	21 January 1840	3 October 1840
	Yiliang 怡良	28 September 1840	4 December 1840	Acting Viceroy
58	Qishan 琦善	4 December 1840	26 February 1841
59	Qi Gong 祁𡎴	26 February 1841	19 March 1844
60	Qiying 耆英	19 March 1844	4 July 1848
	Xu Guangjin 徐廣縉	3 February 1848	4 July 1848	Acting Viceroy
61	Xu Guangjin 徐廣縉	4 July 1848	7 September 1852
62	Ye Mingchen 葉名琛	7 September 1852	26 January 1858	[1]
63	Huang Zonghan 黃宗漢	26 January 1858	4 May 1859
64	Wang Qingyun 王慶雲	4 May 1859	7 October 1859
	Bogui 柏貴	4 May 1859	21 May 1859	Acting Viceroy
	Lao Chongguang 勞崇光	21 May 1859	7 October 1859	Acting Viceroy
65	Lao Chongguang 勞崇光	7 October 1859	17 October 1862
66	Liu Changyou 劉長佑	17 October 1862	14 February 1863
	Yan Duanshu 晏端書	14 February 1863	6 July 1863	Acting Viceroy
67	Mao Hongbin 毛鴻賓	6 July 1863	7 March 1865
	Wu Tang 吳棠	7 March 1865	13 March 1865	Acting Viceroy
68	Ruilin 瑞麟	13 March 1865	17 October 1874
	Ruilin 瑞麟	13 March 1865	25 September 1866	Acting Viceroy
69	Yinghan 英翰	17 October 1874	2 September 1875
	Zhang Zhaodong 張兆棟	17 October 1874	31 March 1875	Acting Viceroy
70	Liu Kunyi 劉坤一	2 September 1875	27 December 1879
	Yukuan 裕寬	18 December 1878	27 December 1879	Acting Viceroy
71	Zhang Shusheng 張樹聲	27 December 1879	19 April 1882
	Yukuan 裕寬	27 December 1879	20 May 1880	Acting Viceroy
	Yukuan 裕寬	19 April 1882	6 May 1882	Acting Viceroy
72	Zeng Guoquan 曾國荃	6 May 1882	13 July 1883
73	Zhang Shusheng 張樹聲	13 July 1883	22 May 1884
74	Zhang Zhidong 張之洞	22 May 1884	8 August 1889
75	Li Hanzhang 李瀚章	8 August 1889	13 April 1895
76	Tan Zhonglin 譚鍾麟	16 April 1895	19 December 1899	The office was renamed to "Viceroy of Liangguang and Provincial Governor of Guangdong" between 30 August and 1 November 1898.
	Deshou 德壽	19 December 1899	24 May 1900	Acting Viceroy
77	Li Hongzhang 李鴻章	24 May 1900	9 July 1900
	Deshou 德壽	9 July 1900	16 September 1900	Acting Viceroy
78	Lu Chuanlin 鹿傳霖	16 September 1900	26 September 1900
79	Tao Mo 陶模	26 September 1900	2 July 1902
	Deshou 德壽	3 July 1902	18 April 1903
80	Cen Chunxuan 岑春煊	18 April 1903	23 July 1905
Viceroy of Liangguang and Provincial Governor of Guangdong (1905–1911)
81	Cen Chunxuan 岑春煊	23 July 1905	11 September 1906
82	Zhou Fu 周馥	11 September 1906	28 May 1907
83	Cen Chunxuan 岑春煊	28 May 1907	12 August 1907
84	Zhang Renjun 張人駿	12 August 1907	28 June 1909
	Yuan Shuxun 袁樹勛	28 June 1909	29 October 1910	Acting Viceroy
	Zengqi 增祺	29 October 1910	14 April 1911	Acting Viceroy
85	Zhang Mingqi 張鳴岐	4 April 1911	8 November 1911
86	Li Zhun 李準	26 November 1911		Never assumed office
	Lu Rongting 陸榮廷	July 1917	July 1917	During the Manchu Restoration attempt

References

Citations

Wong, J.Y. (1976). Yeh Ming-ch'en: Viceroy of Liang Kuang 1852-8. CUP Archive. ISBN 978-0-521-21023-2.

Sources

Zhao, Erxun (1928). 清史稿 [Draft History of Qing] (in Chinese). Vol. 197–199.

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[Wong1976-1] Wong, J.Y. (1976). Yeh Ming-ch'en: Viceroy of Liang Kuang 1852-8. CUP Archive. ISBN 978-0-521-21023-2.