Evolution of organizational system in Bama Yao Autonomous County

Bama Yao Autonomous County, formerly known as Wangang County, was established in January of the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), and its resident is Bama Village (now Bama Town) in Martin Township.

According to historical records, the Bama area belonged to Gubaiyue before the reunification of Qin. In the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang (2 14 BC), Qin sent troops to unify Lingnan area, and Bama belonged to Guilin County. The early Han Dynasty belonged to Nanyue State. In the sixth year of Ding Yuan (1 1 1), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pacified South Vietnam and established nine counties. Bama is bounded by Panyang River, and Dingzhou County (now Yizhou City) to the north of the river and Zengshi County (now Tianyang County) to the south of the river all belong to Yulin County, Jiaozhou. Therefore, the three countries. The first year of Daxing in Jin Dynasty (AD 3 18) was located in Jinxing County, and Bama was located in Zengyi County of Jinxing County. In the ninth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (589), it belonged to Yihua County, Yulin County.

In the third year of Xian Tong, Tang Yizong (862), Lingnan Road was divided into East Road and West Road, and Jimizhou and Xiandong were set up in the minority areas in Yongguan. Jimien City House (now located in the old village of Natao Prefecture) is located in the southeast of the county, and the rest of the domestic subordinates belong to Lezhou, all of which belong to Yongzhou Governor's Department. In the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, the toast system of "controlling foreigners with foreigners" was still implemented along the Tang system. In the fifth year of Chongning (1 106), Jimi Wenzhou was set up in the north of Bama, which had jurisdiction over Shaonan Village and Siyang County (now where the three levels of government in Pan Yang are located) and belonged to Qingyuan Prefecture (now Yizhou City); Located in Shanglongzhou (now Yandong) in the south, it belongs to Hengshanzhai (now Tiandong County) and Yongzhou (now Nanning). Yuan attack, Wenzhou belongs to the people's comfort department of Sizhou, Hunan Province, and Shanglongzhou belongs to Tianzhou Road. In the 12th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1379), Donglan Prefecture belonged to it and Wenzhou Province entered it. The northern part of Bama belongs to Donglan and the southern part belongs to Tianzhou. In the seventh year of Jiajing (1528), Wang Shouren was restored to Tianzhou, and the state capital was reduced to state governance. Because the land is divided into 19 local inspection offices, Bama, Wangang, Zhuanjia (now Jiazhuan), Xia Long (now Linping to Dahua Yiwei) and Zhasang (in the south of Bama) have been established. In the seventh year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1729), a sentry post was set up, and the Leila sentry post (now Pan Yang area) and Sigou sentry post (now Fenghuang area) in the northern part of Bama were changed to East Lanzhou, which belonged to Qingyuan Prefecture. In the first year of Guangxu (1875), Tianzhou was changed to a stream and Enlong County was established. Bama was originally under the jurisdiction of Enlong County in Shanglong, Xia Long and Zhuanli (now Natao Township), and Enlong County was located in Yandongwei (Guangxu County moved to Pingmawei in the fifth year). The rest transferred to Sidu (now Bama) and Longzhuan Lisan (now Jiazhuan) belong to Baise Tongzhi and belong to Baise Zhili Hall. In the early years of the Republic of China, Bama belonged to Fengshan, Tiandong and Baise counties.

Bama, located in the border area, has been one of the centers of Youjiang revolutionary base since the Great Revolution. 1winter solstice in 934 to1early in 935, in order to suppress the revolution, the Guangxi authorities of the Kuomintang set up Wangang County on the grounds of "civilized border people and convenient administration", and the county was ruled in Bamawei, Dingba Township; Its jurisdiction covers Pan Yang and Fenghuang townships in Fengshan County, Martin; Yuexian, Suolue and Baiqiang townships in Baise County; and Bapin, Rende, Le Yan, Hongdu, Qianggui, Lingqi, Qiao Feng, Eqiao and Luoxian townships in Tiandong County. In June, Fubang Township 1935 in Fengshan County was added, including 16 townships and 137 villages (streets).

1 949 65438+February1,Wan Gang county was liberated, and the situation remained unchanged when the county ruled and attacked the old Wan Gang county. 1953 On April 23rd, the State Council officially approved the revocation of Wan Gang County. After the abolition of Yuezhuan, Solo and Fubang were under the jurisdiction of Fengshan County; Qiao Feng, Goose Bridge and Top 100 are under the jurisdiction of Tianyang County; Xishan, Pan Yang, Martin and Fenghuang are under the jurisdiction of Donglan; Luoxian, Rende, Bapin, Guizhou, Lingqiu, Hongdu and Le Yan are under the jurisdiction of Tiandong County.

1February 6, 956, Bama Yao Autonomous County was established, with Bama Street as the county seat.1February 956 was subordinate to Baise, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 1958 65438+ 10 Baise area was changed to Baise area, and Bama was also under the jurisdiction of Baise area; 1May, 965, Bama County was under the jurisdiction of Hechi District; 197 1 year changed to Hechi area. In June 2002, Hechi was changed to the city, and Bama Yao Autonomous County was under the jurisdiction of Hechi City.