千户




千户或千戶，可能指：




  • 千户制，源於鮮卑族在遊牧時代的兵制，元朝的兵制。


  • 四十六囤蛮夷千户所，元朝的千户所。


  • 衛所制，明朝的軍事制度，其下依序有千戶所、百戶所、總旗及小旗等單位。



  • 海剌儿千户所


  • 斡东千户所，在朝鮮半島。

  • 中左守禦千戶所城

  • 金門守禦千戶所城

  • Category:明朝千户所



  • 千戶，明朝官職，千户所首長（正千戶，正五品），副首長（副千戶，從五品）

  • 千户营乡

  • 千戶大橋

  • 千戶鄉


  • 千戶站，位於韓國首爾江東區千戶2洞的一個地鐵站。

  • 西江千戶苗寨


  • 姚千戶屯站，瀋丹鐵路上的一個火車站，位於遼寧省瀋陽市蘇家屯區姚千戶屯鎮。

  • 李千戶鎮

  • 榆千戶嶺遺址


其它


  • 以「千戶」開頭的條目

  • 以「千户」開頭的條目













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