The Qing court a **** set up nine governors: governor of the three eastern provinces, governor of Zhili, governor of the two rivers, governor of the two provinces, governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, governor of Hubei and Guangdong, governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, governor of Sichuan and governor of Yunnan and Guizhou.

Governor of Zhili

The last Governor of Zhili in the Qing Dynasty was Zhang Zhenfang, who was related to Yuan Shikai, the first President of the People's Republic of China. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, he served under Yuan Shikai as governor of Henan, equivalent to the hand of Henan. In the era of the People's Republic of China, he has been involved in the restoration activities of Yuan Shikai and Zhang Xun, his reputation has been very bad, in Zhang Xun restoration after the defeat, he was locked up in the prison, and after being released, he began to enter the banking industry in Tianjin, as such, he finished his life.

Governor of Liangguang

After Pingyi, he was afraid of reprisals from the revolutionary army, so he ran away to Japan. In the era of Yuan Shikai's reign, he ran back to the country to join Yuan Shikai, but after Yuan Shikai's death, because of the loss of Yuan Shikai's wings, he ran to the Tianjin rented area to hide, and then after the outbreak of the Weekly War of Resistance became a traitor, and finally at the moment in 1945, with the charge of traitor separated from the human world.

Governor of Huguang

The Governor of Huguang was in charge of Hunan and Hubei, and the Wuchang Uprising arose in Wuchang, Hubei, which was under his governance. After the Wuchang Uprising broke out, he ran all the way to Japan for fear of losing his life. He only dared to come back to Shanghai after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, and eventually died of illness in Shanghai.

Governor of Liangjiang

So this is the endgame of the nine local governors after the fall of the Qing Dynasty, on the whole, most of them are not particularly strong loyalty to the Qing Dynasty, so most of them later chose to adapt to the growth of current events, riding on a boat downstream, in the surging tide of sweat and tears. The tide of the night, or bashfully look up the tide of sweat, or fall into the tide of sweat, all unable to control their own destiny.

Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi

Named Zhang Mingqi, he is the late Qing dynasty minister Cen ChunXuan's familiar in the line under the moment in 1910, he through the process of Prince Qing sent money and access to the Governor of the two sides and the position of the General of Guangzhou, and once on the peak of life.

Governor of the two rivers

Zhang Xun in the Qing dynasty after the fall, he did not lose their military power, but with the hands of the preserved military power, in Pingyi State Hua Lili into a warlord, and in 1917, the moment, embraced Puyi launched a restoration action.

Governor of the Three Eastern Provinces

After the action failed, he ran to the Tianjin Concession under the wing of foreigners and spent the rest of his life there.

Sichuan Governor

The name of the last Sichuan Governor of the Qing Dynasty was Zhao Erfeng, who was the younger brother of Zhao Erxun, the last northeastern governor of the Qing Dynasty, and who had built up a great deal of merit for the pacification of the Tibetan mutiny.

Governor of Yunnan and Guizhou

The name of the last governor of Yunnan and Guizhou in the Qing Dynasty was Li Jingxi, and he had a powerful uncle, who was Li Hongzhang. He was an exceptionally enlightened man, the founder of the Yunnan Lecture Hall, and was exceptionally courteous to the revolutionary army operating in Yunnan and Guizhou, so he was not embarrassed at the moment in 1911, but was given a courtesy send out of Yunnan by Cai Yi. After Yuan Shikai came to power, Li Jingxi successively assumed the Beiyang authority in the political conference speaker, the Senate Senate, President of the Audit Yuan and other important positions, in the era of Ri Yuanhong, he even once became the minister of finance of Pingyi State. Later, under the influence of Zhang Xun's restoration, he resigned his position and died in Shanghai in 1925 due to illness. The last governor of Hubei and Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty, whose name was Rui Cheng, came from a famous family, his grandfather was a great bachelor and his father was a general, and became the governor of Hubei and Guangdong in 1910.

Shaanxi and Gansu Governor

The last governor of Shaanxi and Gansu in the Qing Dynasty was called Changgeng, a Banner man, who successively held important official positions such as minister of the night in Tibet, general of Chengdu, secretary of the Ministry of War, general of the Ili, and governor of Shaan and Gansu. After the Qing court announced the abdication, he took the initiative to resign his official position, from then on, completely turned into a commoner.

Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang

The name of the last Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang of the Qing Dynasty was Songshou, also a Banner, who successively held important official positions such as the Jehol Capital, the Minister of War, the Minister of Public Works, the Capital of Chahar, and the Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang. He was the most loyal to the Qing Dynasty among the last nine governors of the Qing Dynasty, and he committed suicide on the frontier to fulfill his loyalty when he fought with the revolutionaries in 1911. During the demise of the Qing Dynasty, he was captured and lost his life by the rebel army.