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Historical Evolution
• In the first year of Zhengtong (1436), the position was established, covering all of Guangxi. It was later abolished.
• In the fourteenth year of Zhengtong (1575), it was restored.
• In the first year của Tianshun (1457), it was abolished.
• In the second year of Tianshun (1460), it was merged with the Governor of Guangdong to form the Governor of Liangguang.
• In the sixth year of Tianshun (1568), it separated from the Governor of Liangguang, covering all of Guangxi.
• In the first年 of Chenghua (1465), it was again merged with the Governor of Guangdong to form the Governor of Liangguan.
• In the fourth year of Chenghua (1570), it separated.
• In the sixth年 of Chenghua (1792), it was once again merged into the Governor of Liangguong.
• In the forty-fifth year of Jiajing (1566), it separated from the Governor of Guangxi, and remained unchanged thereafter.
List of Governors of Guangxi
Qing Dynasty
• Guo Zhaoji (1649–1650)
• Wang Yipin (1650–1651)
• Chen Weixin (1652–1654)
• Yu Shiyue (1655–1661)
• Qu Jinmei (1661–1663)
• Jin Guangzu (1664–1670)
• Ma Xiongzhen (1670–1674)
• Chen Hongming (1674–1676)
• Fu Honglie (1677–1680)
• Hao Yu (1680–1683)
• Shi Tianyi (1683–1686)
• Fan Chengxun (1686)
• Wang Qi Yuan (1686–1699)
• Peng Peng (1699–1700)
• Xiao Yongzao (1700–1706)
• Liang Shixun (1706–1711)
• Chen Yuanlong (1711–1718)
• Yi Sigu (1718–1720)
• Gao Qizhuo (1720–1722)
• Kong Yuxun (1722–1724)
• Li Fu (1724–1725)
• E'ertai (1725)
• Wang Long (1725)
• Gan Rulai (1726–1727)
• Han Liangfu (1727)
• Akedun (1730)
• Zu Binggui (1732–1733)
• Jin Sheng (1736–1742)
• Yang Chaoceng (1742–1748)
• An Tu (1748–1750)
• Fang Xian (1750–1753)
• Yang Xifu (1753–1756)
• Tu Yong (1756–1758)
• Echang (1760–1762)
• Shulu (1770–1772)
• Weizhezhi (1774–1775)
• Ding Chang (1777–1778)
• Li Xikang (1778–1780)
• Weizezhi (1782–1783)
• Ebao (1805–1807)
• Tu Yong (1807)
• Xiong Xuepeng (1807–1808)
• Feng Qian (1809–1812)
• Song Bangsui (1813–1816)
• Ebao (1816)
• Qian Du (1816)
• Gong Zhaolin (1817–1819)
• Chen Hui Zu (1820–1824)
• Yongde (1825–1827)
• Xiongxuepeng (1828–1830)
• Wu Hubing (1831–1836)
• Li Shijie (1836)
• Yao Chenglie (1837–1840)
• Zhu Chun (1842–1845)
• Liu E (1845)
• Sun Shiyi (1845–1846)
• Wu Yuan (1847–1848)
• Sun Yongqing (1849–1854)
• Chen Yongfu (1855–1859)
• Yao Fen (1860–1861)
• Cheng Lin (1862–1864)
• Tai Bu (1865–1867)
• Xie Qikun (1868–1871)
• Sun Yuting (1872–1873)
• Bailin (1874–1875)
• Sun Yuxing (1875–1876)
• Wang Rizhang (1877–1878)
• En Chang (1879–1882)
• Xu Zhaocun (1883)
• Qian Kai (1884–1885)
• Cheng Lin (886-1890)
• Tai Feiyin (1891–1892)
• Qing Bao (1893–1895)
• Ye Shaowu (1896–1897)
• Zhao Shenjin (1898–1902)
• Lu Kun (1902)
• Cheng Ge (1903–1904)
• Yu Dai (1905–1906)
• Kang Shaoyong (1907–1908)
• Su Chenge (1909–1913)
• Qi Hong (1914–1917)
• Hui Ji (1918–1921)
• Liang Zhangju (1922–1927)
• Zhou Zhiqi (1928–1933)
• Xu Jiyu (1934)
• Zheng Zucheng (1935–1939)
• Zhou Tianjue (1940–1941)
• Zou Minghe (1942–1943)
• Lao Chongguang (1944–1951)
• Cao Shuzhong (1952–1953)
• Liu Changyou (1954–1956)
• Zhang Kaishou (1957–1962)
• Guo Baiyin (1963)
• Su Fengwen (1964–1967)
• Li Futa (1968–1970)
• Liu Changyou (1971-1975)
• Yan Shuxin (1976–1977)
• Tu Zongying (1978–1979)
• Yang Chongyang (1980–1982)
• Zhang Shusheng (1983)
• Qing Yu (1984–1987)
• Ni Wenhui (1988–1989)
• Xu Yanxu (1990–1992)
• Pan Dingxin (1993–1996)
• Zhang Yao (1997–1998)
• Shen Bingcheng (1999–2000)
• Gao Chongji (2001–2002)
• Ma Piya (2003–2006)
• Zhang Lianggui (2007–2010)
• Shi Nianzu (2011–2013)
• Huang Huaisen (2014–2018)
• Yu Yinlin (2019)
• Li Jixi (2020)
References
References
• 廣西巡撫 (Chinese)
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