Where does Nanjun refer to during the Three Kingdoms period?

Nanjun refers to jiangling county (now Jingzhou, Hubei) in the Three Kingdoms period. Nanjun is an ancient county in China, which was founded in the Qin Dynasty. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, during the Three Kingdoms period, he ruled the public security. According to the Records of Geography of Hanshu, Nanjun and Xianjun were renamed Linjiang County in the first year of Gao, and died five years later. Jingdi returned to Linjiang in the second year, and returned to Nanshun in the second year, belonging to Jingzhou. There are 125579 households and 7 18540 people. There is a crossbow officer.

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During the Three Kingdoms period, after Battle of Red Cliffs, Dongwu was occupied by Zhou Yu's army in Jiangling. Later, under the consideration of Sun Liulian's resistance to Cao Cao, in order to enable Liu Bei to confront Cao Cao's forces head-on, Sun Quan handed over Nanjun to Liu Bei, Liu Bei moved the county to the previously established public security base, and Cao Wei occupied Xiangyang, north of Nanjun. The story of outwitting Nanjun also happened here. Nanjun was ruled by public security during the Three Kingdoms period, and returned to Jiangling in the Jin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, Nanjun was renamed Jiangling County and later promoted to Jiangling Prefecture.