Three scholars:
At the two
military gates
and the Jiangnan
General
Headquarters,
each has an
assigned
camp officer.
Langshan
Admiral's
subordinate
center-army
officer:
one. Chongming,
Sanjiang,
and Huikou
collectively
have two
patrol leaders.
The East Sea
has three,
but two were
abolished.
Liujiahe
has been
changed to
a mobile
commander
and is not
repeated here.

Yizhen

Stationed at the Yizhen river mouth. Two officers are specifically responsible for anti-piracy and thief-capture operations north of the Yangtze. Both were established previously.

Anqing

Stationed at Leigang. Formerly held by an assistant regional commander; changed in the forty-third year of the Jiajing era.

Yancheng

Formerly held by an assistant regional commander; changed in the forty-third year of the Jiajing era. When there is no conflict, they are stationed at Pizhou; when there is conflict, they defend Yancheng.

Sizhou

Added in the thirty-seventh year of the Jiajing era. In the second year of the Wanli era, they were ordered to focus exclusively on guarding the imperial mausoleums.

Juegang

Formerly held by a patrol leader; changed in the thirty-sixth year of the Jiajing era.

Yangshe

Formerly established but abolished; restored in the thirteenth year of the Wanli era to patrol and guard the river mouth.

One Center-Army Officer for the Fengyang Military Gate

Added in the fortieth year of the Jiajing era; stationed in Huai'an.

Thirteen Patrol Leaders

Chuansha Fortress

Added in the thirty-ninth year of the Jiajing era; assigned one chiliarch from the Jinshan Guard for defense.