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The Historical Evolution of Yunxian County

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Yunxian County was named after the "Changyi" and "Yun Guan" of Hanshui River.

Yunxian county is the western part of Xia Yuzhou.

In Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty was conquered, and countries such as Yong, Lu, Pu, Shu, Qiang, Temminick, Wei and Peng were united.

There is Hezhu in the southwest of Yunxian County, which was called "Yongshui" in ancient times and belongs to Yong State.

The Western Zhou Dynasty is the territory of the Zhou Dynasty.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zi Chu cut down ibis, but as for Xi Xue (now belonging to Wufeng), it is a national heritage.

After Chu split and destroyed the country, Yun County returned to Qin.

After Qin unified the six countries, it was transferred to Hanzhong County, Yizhou.

Because of the Qin system, Han belongs to Hanzhong County, Yizhou, located in Changli County, Yunxian County.

Changli in the Western Han Dynasty has "Yun Guan", which belongs to Hanzhong County with Xi.

In the sixth year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (30 years), Changli was merged into Xixian County, still belonging to Hanzhong County.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Yun County was subordinate to Wei Xing County.

Wei is in Duyang County, Xili County (now Hanjiazhou, 25 kilometers west of the county seat).

An analysis of the fourth year of Taikang in Jin Dynasty (283): Xi County in Han Dynasty was Changli County.

In the fifth year of Taikang (284), Changli County was changed to Yun Xiang County, which belonged to Wei Xing County. Yunxiang County in Wei Xing County belongs to Jingzhou.

During the Southern Dynasties, Yun Xiang County was subordinate to Wei Xing County of Liangzhou.

Qi is divided into counties, which belong to the east, to Qixian county in the north, and to Qixian county in Yunxian county, which is under the jurisdiction of Qixian county and governs six counties. Within the county, Qixiang and Yunxiang counties belong to Liangzhou.

In the first year of Liang Taiqing (547), Xingzhou was established in Qixing County of Liangzhou, changed to Nanshiping County, and later changed to Qixing.

Xingzhou is located in Yunxiang County and Qixing County.

Guangfu county is led by Guangfu county.

Recovery should be placed under Qixing, and Yunxiang should be under the jurisdiction of Hexing County.

It is also located in Yunzhou, and the counties led by it have not taken the exam.

The Western Wei Dynasty changed Liang Xing to Fengzhou.

The Sui Dynasty abandoned Guangfu County and changed Guangfu County to Anfu County, which belongs to Xiyang County of Yuzhou with Yun Xiang County.

In the first year of Tang Wude (6 18), Nanfeng House was established, leading Yun Xiang, Anfu and Tuyang counties.

Blocking Yang should be divided into Yunxian County (now Yunxian County) and Longli County (now Yunxian County).

In the eighth year of Wude (625), Nanfeng County was abolished, and Yun Xiang, Tuiyang and Anfu returned.

In the second year of Tang Zhenguan (628), the two counties of Fengyang and Anfu in the province were Yun Xiang, the governor entered Yun Xiang and abandoned it, and Yun Xiang County belonged to Zhou.

In the eighth year of Zhenguan (634), the abandoned Xizhou was restored to Zhou Jun.

Yunxiang County belongs to Zhou Jun.

In the first year of Tang Tianbao (742), Zhou Jun was changed to Wudang County.

In the first year of Gan Tang (758), it was rebuilt as Zhou Jun, and it was Lishan South Road.

During the Song Dynasty, Yun Xiang County still belonged to Wudang County, Zhou Jun, and was classified as Southwest Beijing Road.

At the end of Song Dynasty, the province and county entered Yun Township.

In the 14th year of Zhiyuan (1277), Yunxiang County was changed to Yunxian County, which belonged to Zhou Jun.

In the first year of Hongwu in Ming Taizu (1368), Shang Jin County was restored.

In the 12th year of Chenghua (1476), Yunyang Town was set up with Yunyang House, and Yunxi County was set up at the south gate of Yunxian County (the hometown of Changli County in Tang Dynasty).

As a result, the territory of Yunxian County and five other counties was merged into Yunyang House, which was under the administration of Huguang Government.

In the third year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1664), it was divided into Hubei Province, Hubei Province, and Yunxian County belonged to Hubei Province until the demise of Qing Dynasty.

During the Republic of China, Yun County was successively subordinate to Yunyang House of Xiangyang Road in Hubei Province and the 11th Office of Hubei Provincial Administrative Inspector.

In 23 years (1934), it was changed to the Office of the Eighth Administrative Inspector of Hubei Province.

In 36 years of the Republic of China (1947), 1947, on February 30th, Yunxian County was liberated, and it was the fourth department of Henan, Shaanxi and Hubei.

1950 was placed under the organizational system of Hubei province in March, and was under the office of Yunyang Commissioner of Hubei province.

1952 65438+February, Yunyang and Xiangyang agencies merged, and Yunxian county was changed to Xiangyang agency.

1June, 965, the State Council approved the restoration of the organizational system of Yunyang district administrative office, and Yunxian county was owned by Yunyang agency.

1On September 29th, 994, the State Council approved the merger of Yunyang District Administrative Office and Shiyan City, Hubei Province, and implemented the city and county system.

Yunxian county belongs to Shiyan city.

On September 9, 20 14, the State Council officially approved the cancellation of Yunxian county and the establishment of Yunyang district of Shiyan city by official letter [20 14] 18.