I advocate more philological accuracy- I think Viceroy is not used anymore these days by scholars, it is governor-general now. There was a complaint about this that Wikipedia uses antiquated terminology. And it is  Viceroy is a) inaccurate- it‘s 总督 and not 副王 or something like that b) needlessly archaic and generally not in use anymore- at best of historical interest; after all we're living in the 21 century and this is not some 19th Century missionary publication! Look at Rowe or all recent scholarship on the Qing, or the definite source for government titles, Hucker. 131.111.184.11