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Southern and Northern Dynasties period The Liu Song dynasty established Jingzhous capital in Xiangyang. The Southern Qi dynasty changed Jingzhous capital to Nan commandery and made Xiangyang the capital of another province, Yongzhou. In 497, the Northern Wei dynasty set up an administrative division called Jingzhou in Rang, with eight commanderies under its charge. Sui dynasty Emperor Wens successor, Emperor Yang, restored the commanderies and adopted the commandery and county system used in the Qin dynasty. From then on, Jingzhou no longer referred to the large province that used to cover