Lùliáng

Luliang was a subprefecture in the basin of the upper Nanpan River, east of Kunming. In 1337 it belonged to Qujing Route under the Yuan and governed Fanghua and Hena counties.

The Ming renamed it Liuliang Subprefecture in 1389 and established Liuliang Guard in 1398. Fanghua and Hena were soon absorbed into the subprefecture. In 1669 the Qing abolished the guard and moved the subprefectural seat into its walled town.