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Was there a place called Lujiang Town in Anhui during the Three Kingdoms period?
"Anhui Province" does not exist. But there is "Lujiang County". Similar to the current "city" level administrative units, the chief executive is called "Taishou". As far as I can remember, Liu Bei, Gongsun Zan's mentor, Lu Zhi, a "northern corps commander", served as the satrap of Lujiang before pacifying the Yellow Scarf ... but it seems that he was also the satrap of Jiujiang. I don't remember exactly.

At that time, Lujiang should belong to Huainan geographically. Yuan Shu fled Runan and occupied Huainan, and Cao Cao later occupied Huainan. Huainan was not a "state" at that time, but a "whatever" zone between Xuzhou and Yangzhou, so Yuan Shu could live here. In history, Soochow attacked Wei, once Jingzhou attacked Xiangyang and once Lujiang attacked Shouchun in the north.