The territorial boundaries of China during the Warring States period, circa 280 BC.
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The map displays seven major states occupying central and eastern China, bordered to the east by the Yellow Sea and East China Sea.
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Each state is designated by a distinct color to show its regional dominance and borders.
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Black square markers represent significant cities and settlements located within each state’s territory.
| State | Geographic Region | Marked Cities |
| Qin | West |
Longxi, Shu, Ba, Nanzheng, Feng, Bin, Xianyang
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| Chu | South / Central-East |
Ying, Changsha, Cai, Chen, Shouchun, Shangqui, Wu
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| Zhao | North Central |
Handan, Dai
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| Wei | Central |
Anyi, Daliang, Anyang
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| Han | Central |
Luoyang
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| Yan | Northeast |
Ji
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| Qi | East |
Linzi
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