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123:, more than 20 marquessates were created on the territories of Zhao. They were administered by neighboring commanderies, further reducing Zhao's territory. In 2 AD, Zhao administered only 4 counties, namely Handan, Yiyang (ๆ้ฝ), Bairen (ๆไบบ) and Xiangguo (่ฅๅ), with a population of 349,952, in 84,202 households. The kingdom was abolished during
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134:, the kingdom was granted to Liu Liang (ๅ่ฏ), the uncle of the emperor. His descendants held the kingdom until 213 AD when the kingdom was abolished and converted to Zhao Commandery (่ถ้ก).
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213:Liu Xu (ๅๆ ฉ), King Jie of Zhao (่ถ็ฏ็), ?โ81
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162:Zhang Er, King Jing of Zhao (่ถๆฏ็), 203โ202 BC
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