Dalguhwa/Dalgubeol/Dalseong designated as the capital

(Renaming) Dalguhwa-hyeon → Daegu-hyeon → Daegu-gun
※ Hyeonpung (Hyeonpung, Nongong, Yuga, Guji, part of Goryeong) – Churyanghwa-hyeon (Silla) → Posan-hyeon (Goryeo) → Renamed Hyeonpung-hyeon (Joseon)

Daegu-bu comes to control 21 gun, including /Daegu-gun and Hyeonpung-gun.

Downtown Daegu-gun renamed Daegu-bu through reshuffle of administrative units.
Entire suburbs and Hyeonpung-gun integrated into one and renamed Dalseong-gun, which controlled 16 myeons.

※ 16 myeons
·Daegu-gun (12): Suseong-myeon, Dalseo-myeon, Seongbuk-myeon, Haean-myeon, Gachang-myeon, Gongsan-myeon, Seongseo-myeon, Wolbae-myeon, Dasa-myeon, Habin-myeon, Hwawon-myeon, and Okpo-myeon
· Hyeonpung-gun (4): Nongong-myeon, Hyeonpung-myeon, Yuga-myeon, and Guji-myeon

3 myeons (Suseong, Dalseo, and Seongbuk) incorporated into Daegu-si → 13 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

5 myeons [Dongchon (Haean), Gongsan, Gachang, Seongseo, and Wolbae] incorporated into Daegu-si → 8 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

4 myeons (Gongsan, Gachang, Seongseo, and Wolbae) returned to Dalseong-gun → 12 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Seongseo-eup, Wolbae-eup, and Gongsan-myeon incorporated into Daegu-si with its elevation in status → 9 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Hwawon-myeon elevated to eup status → 1 eup and 8 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Dalseong-gun incorporated into Daegu-si

Nongong-myeon elevated to eup status → 2 eups and 7 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Dasa-myeon elevated to eup status → 3 eups and 6 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Yuga-myeon elevated to eup status → 4 eups and 5 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun

Okpo-myeon/Hyeonpung-myeon elevated to eup status → 6 eups and 3 myeons remaining under the control of Dalseong-gun