Which city does Qidong County belong to?

It belongs to Hengyang City, Hunan Province.

Qidong is located on the southwest edge of Shao Heng Basin in Hunan Province, on the north bank of the middle reaches of Xiangjiang River, with Hengnan and Changning in the east, Qiyang and lengshuitan in the south, Dongan and Shaoyang in the west and Shaodong and Hengyang in the north. Geographical coordinates are north latitude11132 ′16 ″ ~12 20 ′10 ″ and 26 28 ′1″ ~ 27. Total area 187 1.29 km2.

Qidong County was separated from the original Qiyang County in 1952, so it was named because it was located in the east of Qiyang. By the end of 20 19 and 12, the county had jurisdiction over 25 towns, streets and offices. It is a famous "hometown of yellow flowers in China", "hometown of generals" and "hometown of ferrous metals", and it is also the only "hometown of Chinese folk art" in Hunan Province at present. In recent years, it has successively won the titles of "provincial civilized county" and "Top Ten counties of urban and rural environmental sanitation in the province".

Qidong was the land of Yangyue in ancient times, belonging to Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Qiyang County was established in the Three Kingdoms Period. The ancient history and splendid civilization gave birth to the regional style of "Chufeng", which was full of courage and boldness. Qi Opera and Fishing Drum have been circulating for more than 400 years, and Qi Opera is one of the outstanding operas in China.

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Qidong is analyzed from Qiyang. Huangdi to Zhuan Xu belongs to the hinterland of Qiyang, and Di Ku to Tang, Yu, Xia, Shang and Zhou belongs to the hinterland of Jingzhou. The Spring and Autumn Period belongs to Chu, the Warring States Period belongs to Chu and Guizhou, the Qin Dynasty belongs to Changsha County, the Western Han Dynasty belongs to Quanling County, and the Eastern Han Dynasty belongs to Quanling County. The Three Kingdoms belonged to Shu at the beginning, and Liu Bei returned to Wu after his death.

From the first year of Yuanxing to the fourth year of Tianqi (264~280), Wu Jiangyong County and Qiyang County were separated from Quanling. Yongchang County set up a brick pool in Qidong County, and Qiyang County set up a Jin Lan Bridge in Qidong County, which remained unchanged during the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the ninth year of Emperor Wendi (589), the whole mausoleum was changed to Lingling, and Yongchang and Qiyang were merged into Lingling County.

In the fourth year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan (630), Qiyang County was restored, and the original Yongchang County was merged into Qiyang, which remained unchanged until the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

1On April 25th, 952, all the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th districts and most of the 5th and 6th districts of Qiyang County were set aside to establish Qidong County, hence the name, because most of the areas in the county are located in the east of Qiyang County.

Hongqiao is located in the county seat. The area under its jurisdiction includes You Min, Guiyang, Sizhi, Jingyan, Sijing, Zhong Zhen, Jing Qing, Jin Lan, Paper Mill and the northern half of Lubao Township in Qiyang County in 38 years of the Republic of China (1949). When the county was founded, it belonged to Lingling area, and from June 1952 to July 1954 belonged to Xiangnan administrative office, and from June 1983 belonged to Hengyang city.

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