The Historical Evolution of Feng Dan

In Yu Shun's time, the Shang State was sealed by Yu Situqi who assisted Yu in water control. Historical records. Yin Benji recorded that "the contract was sealed in business". Sinologist Zheng Xuan said that "Shangnan is the sun of China". In the Western Jin Dynasty, Huangfu called the Shang State "Shang is also today", and Li Daoyuan in the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote in the Notes on Water Classics: "Freshwater started in the south of Shang County and was sealed at about the beginning". Tang Lee Tae's "Kuozhi" said: "Shangluo County, 80 miles east of Shangzhou, was sealed by the son of Di Ku, a local merchant and an ancient merchant country." Both refer to the land in Feng Dan today (though there are different opinions, which will be tested soon).

Xia and Shang Dynasties belong to Liangzhou.

Zhou belongs to Yongzhou and Yuzhou.

The Spring and Autumn Period belongs to Jin Dynasty.

During the Warring States period, it belonged to the Qin Dynasty and was a commercial city. Yizhi is located in today's 2.5 Axiom Ancient City Village in the west of Fengdan City.

In the twenty-sixth year of the first emperor (22 1), Qin established a Shang (county), which was directly under the jurisdiction of the literature and history of Gyeonggi and Guanzhong, and the county was established as this ancient city village.

In the Western Han Dynasty, Shang County belonged to hongnong county, and the county ruled this ancient city and village.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Shang County belonged to Jing Zhaoyin. The three countries belong to Wei Jingzhao County, which governs this ancient city and village.

The Western Jin Dynasty implemented a three-level system of state, county and county. Shang County is subordinate to Luo County, which has jurisdiction over this ancient city and village.

In the early years of Northern Wei Dynasty, Shang County belonged to Shangluo County, Jingzhou; Xing four years (470), Shang county belongs to Shangluo county in the east of Jingzhou; In the 11th year of Taihe (487), it belonged to East Shangluo County, Luozhou; In the fourth year of Yongping (5 1 1), Dongshanluo County was renamed as Shang Yong County, and Shangxian County was still included. The Western Wei Dynasty abolished Shang Yong County, Shangluo County, Luolifu and Shangxian County; The Northern Zhou Dynasty changed Luozhou to Shangzhou (hence the name of Shangzhou). The county magistrate is still in this ancient city village.

In Sui Dynasty, a two-level system of county and county was implemented, and Shang county was subordinate to Shangluo county. In the fourth year of Emperor Kai (584), Shang County was changed to Shangluo County, and the county ruled this ancient city and village.

In the first year of Tang and Wude (6 18), Shangluo County became Shangzhou, and the next year it moved to Shangluo County to administer this business town. Shangluo County in Guannei Road belongs to Shangzhou. During the Tianbao period, Shangzhou changed to Shangluo County and restored its old name. By the end of the Tang Dynasty, Shangluo County belonged to Shangzhou, the host city of Shannan.

In the Five Dynasties, Shangluo County belonged to Shangzhou, and the county ruled today's business town.

Jin, in the second year of Tongdi (1 142), abandoned Yongxing Army Road and set up Jingzhaofu Road. In the sixth year (1 146), Yujin, Shangluo County, was cut in the Southern Song Dynasty, in charge of Shangzhou, Jingzhaofu Road, and the county ruled this business town. In the second year of Zhenyuan (1 154), Shangluo County of Jinfei was Shangluo Town, and its jurisdiction was merged into Shangluo County of Shangzhou (now Shangzhou City).

Yuan, waste Luo County, and put Shangzhou under its jurisdiction. It belongs to Fengyuan Road, Shaanxi Province.

In the seventh year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1374), Shangzhou was reduced to Shangxian. In the 13th year of Chenghua (1477), he went to Dengzhou County, belonging to Xi 'an Anfu, Shaanxi Province.

In the third year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1725), Shangzhou was promoted to Zhili Prefecture, which belonged to Shaanxi Buzheng Department. In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong (176 1), Longjuzhai established the Shangzhou government.

In the Republic of China, the abandoned Shangzhou belonged to Shang County. In the fourth year of the Republic of China (19 15), Shang county was established and located in Longjuzhai. It was abolished in the 20th year of the Republic of China (1932). In the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1946), Longjuzhai office was established in fourth area, Shaanxi. In the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), the office was abolished and the Longju Administration of Shaanxi Province (a third-class county institution) was established to administer Longjuzhai Town.

65438+ 1, in June, 0949, Danfeng County was established, under the jurisdiction of Longjuzhai, and the democratic government of Danfeng County was established at the beginning of the following year, which was called Danfeng County People's Government. Shangluo Regional Office of Southern Shaanxi Administrative Office of Henan-Shaanxi-Hubei Border Region; February 1950 was transferred to Shangluo, Shaanxi Province. 1955 In April, Danfeng County People's Government was renamed Danfeng County People's Committee. 1958 65438+County was withdrawn in February, and its jurisdiction was merged into Shangxian County, Shangnan County and Yang Shan County respectively. 196 1 year 1 October1day, Danfeng County was officially restored and placed under the Luoluo Commissioner's Office of Shaanxi Province. 1 March, 9681day, Danfeng County People's Committee was renamed Danfeng County Revolutionary Committee. 198 1 1 month 15, changed to Danfeng County People's Government, which belongs to Shangluo Administrative Office of Shaanxi Province.