Hakka is a Han nationality whose mother tongue is Hakka, and it is an important part of local residents in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Taiwan Province and other provinces in China. As an ancient Han immigrant group in the south, Hakka is one of the most widely distributed and far-reaching ethnic groups in the world.

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Hakka sizhou

It is generally believed that the Hakka base camp refers to the "four Hakka States": Huizhou, Meizhou, Ganzhou and Tingzhou. ?

Hakka prefecture was in Qing dynasty.

Refers to Huizhou, Shaozhou, Ganzhou, Tingzhou, Nan 'an (Qian), Ningdu (Qian), Jiaying (Mei), Longyan (Zhang), Nanxiong (Shao) and Lianyang (Shao) (ten states in total).

In the Song Dynasty, Hakka state capitals refer to Xunzhou, Meizhou, Tingzhou, Qianzhou, Huizhou, Shaozhou, Yingzhou and Guangzhou (eight states in total).

Among the ten states and prefectures where Hakka lived in Qing Dynasty, Huizhou Prefecture, Ganzhou Prefecture, Tingzhou Prefecture and Jiaying Prefecture (now Meizhou) were the Hakka base camps, that is, the "four Hakka States".

Reference materials Hakka (branch of Han ethnic group) _ Baidu Encyclopedia?