How did the Han Dynasty govern the Western Regions?

The Han Dynasty established a complete management system through the protection of the Han capital in the western regions.

In 60 BC, in order to manage the unified western regions, the central government of the Western Han Dynasty set up the "Western Regions Duhu" in Wu Leicheng, and appointed Ji Zheng as the first Duhu and the highest military and political chief in the western regions.

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History of Han recorded the great significance of the establishment of Duhu Prefecture in the Western Regions: "From Duhu Prefecture, we set our sights on Kyrgyzstan. The servant and a surname stopped there, and the Huns were too weak to get close to the western regions.

So he moved into the wilderness, and the land was in the north, covered with the land of Shaq. A captain of the wasteland belongs to Duhu. Wu Sun, the commander-in-chief, lives in a foreign country, and the news has changed. Editable, editable; If you can fight, fight. "The western regions are all protecting officials and places to ensure the smooth flow of the Silk Road.