Evolution of organizational system in Dejiang county

Gong Yu belongs to the ghost land in the south of Liang Jingfu, and is a barren person.

Liqin county system is a county in central Guizhou.

The Han Dynasty first belonged to Youyang County, Wuling County, and then to Yongning County, Wuling County. In the fifth year of high school (202 BC), it was changed to Wuling County, belonging to Youyang County. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaudi (20 1 BC), Guanghan County was established in Ba and Shu counties. Ba County led eleven counties, which governed Jiangzhou (now west of Ba County in Sichuan Province). Among them, Fuling County was renamed Ba Ting in Xinmang and Fuling in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Pengshui and Chongqing are under the jurisdiction of the county, which belongs to the southwest, including Daozhen, Wuchuan, Yanhe and Dejiang. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty changed Liangyue Yizhou, Yizhou was divided into eight counties. Guanghan County is divided into Ba County in the northwest of Dejiang and Zhang Ke County in the southeast.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Wuyi Sizhou was divided into Qianyang County, and Sinan was the land of Qianyang County, belonging to Youyang.

The Western Jin Dynasty still belongs to Wanning County, Fuling County and Liliangfu. In the second year of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty (AD 266), Liangzhou was divided into Yizhou, leading Hanzhong, Zitong, Guanghan, Xindu, Fuling, Ba, Badong and Brazil. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it belonged to Wuling County. After Yongjia (AD 307), the land was not savage, and another 256 years passed.

During the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, it belonged to Wuling County. In the first year of Emperor Xiaowu's filial piety (AD 454), Jingzhou was powerful and many soldiers gathered. It is divided into Jiangxia, Jingling, Sui, Wuling and Tianmen in Jingzhou, Baling in Xiangzhou, Wuchang in Jiangzhou and Xiyang * * * eight counties in Yuzhou, and Runan County, which rules Jiangxia. Wuling County is classified as Yunzhou, and the county name remains unchanged. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to Fengzhou, Feizhou and Qianzhou. In the first year of Dabao in the Liang Dynasty (AD 550), Xiao Ji, the king of Wuling, set up Chuzhou in Ba County, leading Ba County, Fuling County and Dongyan Salt Canal. If you don't obey Liang and Chen, the decree will not be reached. In the fourth and fifth year of Emperor Wudi of Zhou Dynasty (AD 564), Fuling was very handsome, and Tian Sihe was attached to Zhou. In Zhou, Fengzhou was located in Fuling, but there was no county (Dejiang belonged to Fengzhou). In the third year of Jiande Zhou and the sixth year of Chen (AD 574), Fengzhou was changed to Qianzhou, and Fuling Town was set up in Guzhi City, but there was no official in Northern Zhou Dynasty. In the first year of Emperor Zheng Xuan of Zhou Dynasty and the tenth year of Chen Taijian (AD 578), Yuwen Shu, general manager of NSW, and Wang Yuan, director of Zhao Weishi, etc., were numerous and of high quality, so they set up Feizhou (Dejiang belongs to Feizhou) to govern Fuchuan (now the tidal dam of the county), also known as Fuchuan County. After the abolition of Feizhou, it was merged into Guizhou.

Sui belongs to Fuchuan County of Qianzhou, and then to Fuyang County of Badong County. Emperor Wen of Han unified the local administrative divisions into two levels: state and county, while Yang Di changed the state to county, which is still a two-level system. At the beginning of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, it was inherited from Feizhou, but was not taken by counties, and then abandoned. In the fifth year (AD 585), Fuchuan County (between Dejiang and Sinan today) was located in Feizhou, a former state.

In the early Tang Dynasty, it belonged to Fuyang County in Badong, changed to Wuzhou and Sizhou, and later belonged to Fuyang County in Feizhou. In the second year of Wude (AD 6 19), Ran Anchang was encouraged to take Wuchuan as the road of Zhang Ke and Yelang, so he asked to set up a county to comfort him, and then set up a state in Wuchuan County of Suibadong to govern Wuchuan County. In the fourth year of Wude (AD 62 1 year), five states were established in Suibadong County, which was composed of Wuchuan, Fuyang and Fuchuan, and then in Xiecheng County (now Fenggang), belonging to five states. In February of the first year of Zhenguan (AD 627), the world was divided into fifteen roads, with five states, counties and provinces under Jiangnan Road. In the fourth year (AD 630), the county was changed to Sizhou, and the number of counties decreased year by year, with Sijingshui as the boundary.

The Five Dynasties belonged to Feizhou, and at the end of Jin Dynasty, Shijingtang was blessed for five years (AD 940). Zhang Wanrui led seven states, including Sizhou and Feizhou, and attached himself to Ma Xiwu, the king of Chu. The barbarians are based on their land, attaching Chu first and then Shu.

In the early Song Dynasty, it belonged to the former state, and later to Wuchuan County of Sizhou. At the beginning of the Song Dynasty, the whole country was divided into thirteen roads, and after Gander, it was diverted to the road. Taiping rejuvenating the country for four years (AD 979), the whole country was divided into 2 1 road. In the third year of Daodao (AD 997), it was adjusted to fifteen roads. Between Yuanfeng and Yuanfeng, it was changed to 20 roads, consisting of government, state, army and prison. Sinanfu, the early Song Dynasty was the country of Jimmy. In the first year of Hui Zong Daguan (A.D. 1 107), Tian Yougong, the leader and minister of the Tu nationality, entered the imperial court (willing to be a citizen of Wang) and rebuilt Sizhou, Guizhou Province, which belonged to Kuizhou Road and was larger than Sizhou in the Tang Dynasty. The state ruled today (Qian, Dejiang, Yanhe, Yinjiang, Sinan, Wuchuan and other places) for the first year. In the eighth year of Zhenghe (A.D.118), Lingwuchuan, Qiongshui and Anyi counties in Sizhou were established. In the 4th year of Xuanhe in Hui Zong (A.D. 1 122), Sizhou and Lingxian were abolished and merged into Pengshui County, Wuchuan County was reduced to Wuchuan City, and Qiongshui County and Anyi County were each reduced to castles, still belonging to Qianzhou.

Yuan's lawsuit belongs to Sizhou Shuite. In the 12th year of Zhiyuan (A.D. 1275), the Tianjia in Sizhou fell, and he was appointed as the appeasement department along the Yangtze River and transferred to the military and civilian department in Sizhou. He was found in Longquan Ping, Yu Qingjiang County, where Fu Xuanbu ruled. He was renamed Sinan and moved to Hunan and Guangxi provinces. In the 14th year of Zhiyuan (A.D. 1277), Yichang Tian Jingxian, the leader of the Tu nationality in Sizhou, returned to the Yuan Dynasty and set up another new army, Wanhufu.

Ming belongs to the lawsuit of Shuidejiang in Sinan Prefecture. In the fourth year of Hongwu (A.D. 137 1), on June 13th, Sinan Xuanwei was transferred to Sichuan Province, where he was in charge of three counties (Anhua, Wuchuan and Yinjiang) and a long lawsuit (Yiman, Youxi and langxi along the river). On September 21st in the thirty-third year of Wanli (A.D. 1605), at the request of Guo and Jin, the Governor of Guizhou, Shui Dejiang was renamed Anhua County, belonging to Sinan Prefecture and under Guo. Minghong Office of Dejiang County sued directors of Dejiang and Honganhua Chemical, which belonged to Sinan Xuanwei Department. In 26 years of the Republic of China, a lawsuit against the chief chemical agent occurred in Hong 'an County. In the 12th year of Yongle, Shuide filed a lawsuit, which belonged to Sinan House. In the thirty-third year of Wanli, the lawsuit of changing water to Dejiang, Anhua County, was attached to the government.

Qing belongs to the Chief Secretary of Anhua County, Sinan Prefecture, Guizhou Province. In the sixth year of Guangxu reign (AD 1880), Yu Ying, the governor of Guizhou Province, moved Tongren County to Jiangkou and Anhua County to Dabao (now Dejiang County). In the eighth year, Anhua County officially moved to Dejiang County.

During the Republic of China, the territory of Dejiang County was basically determined. In the second year of the Republic of China (A.D. 19 13), Anhua County was assigned to Guizhou Town. On February 23, the reform plan for letters and visits was approved by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and came into effect in September. In the third year of the Republic of China (A.D. 19 14) 1 month 12, it was announced that Sinanfu was withdrawn and Anhua County was changed to YueDejiang County (Wujiang was changed to Dejiang County at the county boundary due to the existence of Anhua County in Hunan Province), which belongs to the east of Guizhou. 1February 27th, Dejiang, Fenggang, Yinjiang, Yanhe, Wuchuan and other counties allocated flower planting areas to each other according to the provincial plan, and initially determined the territory of each county. In the sixth year of the Republic of China (A.D. 19 17), the South Second District (Kuanping) of Dejiang County was placed under Sinan's jurisdiction. In the twelfth year (AD 1923), Zhenyuan was abandoned, and Dejiang County was under the jurisdiction of Zhili Province. In the 20th year of the Republic of China (A.D. 193 1 year), on February 28th, Dejiang, Sinan, Yinjiang, Fenggang and Shiqian counties explored the border flower arrangement areas. In the 24th year of the Republic of China (A.D. 1935), in June, Dejiang was transferred to the Sixth Administrative Supervision District, and the Office of the Commissioner was stationed in Sinan. In the 30th year of the Republic of China (A.D. 194 1), flower beds were set up in Dejiang, Sinan, Yinjiang, Fenggang and Shiqian on September 16th. 1February 25th, survey the boundary of Dejiang and Yanhe. In the 31st year of the Republic of China (AD 1942), the boundary was demarcated in Dejiang and Wuchuan counties on May 28th. In 33 years of the Republic of China (A.D. 1944), Dejiang County was changed to Tongren Inspector District.

After liberation, on September 29th, 1955, Qiba Mountain and Sanhechang in Sinan were placed under the jurisdiction of Dejiang County. At this point, the boundary of Dejiang County has been completely demarcated to this day.