The administrative unit set up by the Yuan Dynasty was the system of the Xingzhongshu Province, which was known as the "Xingzhongshu Province". The full name of "Xingzhongshu Province" is "so-and-so and other places Xingzhongshu Province", or "so-and-so Xingzhongshu Province" or "so-and-so Xingzhongshu Province". ". The province system of the Yuan Dynasty was inherited from the province of the Jin Dynasty, which was the province of the Shangshu (行尚书) of the Jin Dynasty. At the beginning, it was only a kind of temporary organization sent out by the central government, just like Jin. Later, due to various factors such as wars, the provinces began to intervene in local government affairs and gradually became the highest level of local administrative regions. In the early years of the Yuan Dynasty, the jurisdiction of the provinces was very large and changes were more frequent. In the middle of the Yuan Dynasty, it began to stabilize, dividing the country into the direct jurisdiction of the Zhongshu Province, the jurisdiction of the Xuanzheng Yuan, and 10 Xingzhongshu Provinces. Under the provinces, there were roads, prefectures, states, and counties, with the roads under provincial control. Some prefectures and states were under the control of roads, some were under the control of provinces, and some states were under the control of prefectures. Some counties are under the control of roads, some are under the control of provinces, and some are under the control of states.
The management of Tibet was the establishment of the Xuanzheng Yuan, which was set up by the government (initially as the General Regulatory Yuan), and in addition to being in charge of Buddhist matters throughout the country, it was also responsible for the military and political affairs of the Tibetan Plateau (present-day Tibet) region.
Management of Taiwan, the Yuan Dynasty set up in Taiwan Penghu Inspection Division under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province.