Róngshān

Róngshān was a hereditary native chiefship in the Bōzhōu region of northern Guizhou, in the country around Méitàn. The Yuan had already established an office here, and the Ming renewed it in 1384 under the authority of the Bōzhōu ruler. Its chief came from the Zhāng family, with a deputy from the Hán family. After the Ming campaign against Bōzhōu in 1600, officials proposed distributing the lands of Róngshān among the counties created to replace the old native jurisdictions.