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The greater administrative areas originated from the of the districts of the general governors (總督轄區), established during the late Qing Dynasty. The six greater administrative areas were:
North China Area was the first to be abandoned on October 31, 1949 when the capital was established in Beijing. Its governed provinces were directly controlled by the Branch of North China (事務部) of the Government Administration Council of the Central People's Government instead. In May 1952, the control was again transferred to North China Administrative Council (行政委員會) of the Government Administration Council. Entities equivalent to greater administrative areas were:
Except the Northeast, which was governed by a People's Government, the areas' highest government bodies were Military and Administrative Committee (軍政委員會), which were replaced by administrative councils in November 1952. The leaders of the greater administrative areas were chairmen (主席). (This is why the heads of autonomous regions are still called chairmen.) The military areas, divisions of some major banks, and civilian aviation districts are still divided like the greater administrative areas.
This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Greater administrative area".
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