Historical province of China
Ji Province, also known by its Chinese name Jizhou, was one of the Nine Provinces of ancient China. It is referenced in Chinese historical texts such as the Tribute of Yu,[1] Erya[2] and Rites of Zhou.[3] It consisted of lands north of the Yellow River, including the modern province Hebei, and the municipalities of Beijing and Tianjin.
- ^ Book of Documents, Tribute of Yu,冀州：既載壺口，治梁及岐。既修太原，至于岳陽；覃懷厎績，至于衡漳。厥土惟白壤，厥賦惟上上錯，厥田惟中中。恆、衛既從，大陸既作。島夷皮服，夾右碣石入于河。The quote is taken from wikisource which had the text.
- ^ Erya,Explaining Earth(釋地), "兩河間曰冀州，河南曰豫州，河西曰雝州，漢南曰荊州，江南曰楊州，濟河間曰兗州，濟東曰徐州，燕曰幽州，齊曰營州。——九州"。
- ^ Rites of Zhou,Offices of Summer (夏官司馬),"河內曰冀州，其山鎮曰霍山，其澤藪曰楊紆，其川漳，其浸汾、潞，其利松柏，其民五男三女，其畜宜牛羊，其穀宜黍稷。正北曰并州，其山鎮曰恒山，其澤藪曰昭余祁，其川虖池、嘔夷，其浸淶、易，其利布帛，其民二男三女，其畜宜五擾，其穀宜五種。"
