Qíjiāng

Qijiang was a tusi territory south of Chongqing, inhabited by the Nanping Liao. In 1337 the Yuan governed it through the Nanping Qijiang chief's office in the southern Sichuan hills.

In 1363 Ming Yuzhen's Xia regime merged the office with Nanchuan to create Qijiang County, ending the local chief's office. The Ming took the county in 1371 and placed it under Chongqing.