History of Sha'ao Village, Tongpu, Ruian

1. Ruian Luofeng Tuoshan History

Tuoshanling Ancient Road has a long history and can be traced back to records in the 12th century AD.

On the north side of the mountain top of Tuoshanling Ancient Road, about a mile away from each other, there is a stone city wall on the high mountain top. "Ruian City Place Names" records: "Lishan:... 537.3 meters above sea level.

There is an earth village. According to "Ruian County Chronicles", Lishan Village in the southwest, also known as Guiju Mountain, is connected to Lishan The right wing is in a dangerous situation.

It is one of the ancient passes. "According to the "Guzhai Pass" in Volume 23 of "Ruian City Chronicles": "In the second year of Xuanhe of the Song Dynasty (1120), Wang Gongji, the magistrate of Ruian County. In order to resist Fangla's rebel army, 10 passes were built in the territory, and 40,000 rural soldiers were recruited throughout the county to defend them separately. "

Among them is Li Shanzhai next to the Tuoshan Ridge Ancient Road: "Li Shanzhai, at. Today, on the west Li Mountain of Xianyan Town, it leads to Wenzhou along Nantangyi Road (Wenruiyi Road). It can be seen that during the Northern Song Dynasty, nearly 900 years ago, the Tuoshanling Ancient Road was an important link between central and western Ruian and Wenzhou. And it is a very important military fortress.

2. What are the historical buildings in Wenzhou?

Wenzhou City’s national key cultural relics protection unit

Yuhai Tower (including Sun Yirang’s former residence)

Daoyuanqian Street, Chengguan Town, Ruian City

Qing Dynasty

Puzhuang Suocheng

Pucheng, Cangnan County

Ming to Qing Dynasty

Stone shed tombs in southern Zhejiang

Stone shed tombs in Qipanshan, Shicun, Huangyu Township, Ruian City

Shang and Zhou dynasties

Pingyang County Qian Longshantou Stone Shed Tomb in Chuiyang Village, Cangnan County

Tongqiao Stone Shed Tomb Group in Tongqiao Village, Qianku Town, Cangnan County

Liu Ji Temple and Tomb

The southern foot of Huagai Mountain in Xinzhai Village, Nantian Town, Wencheng County, and Fenqian Mountain in Xiling Village

Ming and Qing Dynasties

Yongchang Fort

Xincheng Village, Yongzhong Town, Longwan District

Ming Dynasty

Nange Archway Group

Nange Village, Xianxi Town, Yueqing City

Ming and Qing Dynasties

Four Liandi Papermaking Workshop

Shiqiao Village, Zeya Town, Ouhai District

Ming Dynasty

Gao Family Cemetery

Beibai, Yueqing City Gao'ao Village, Xiang Town

Ming Dynasty

Shishui Lianbu

Xidong Village, Shiyang Town, Taishun County

Qing Dynasty

Former site of Liji Medical Hall

No. 4, Gongyuan Road, Chengguan Town, Ruian City

1885~1902

Shengjingshan Stone Hall

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The top of Shengjing Mountain, Danan Township, Ruian City

Ming to Qing Dynasty

Shunxi Ancient Building Group

Shunxi, Pingyang County

Qing dynasty

Chixi Wudong Bridge

Guoxi Village, Chixi Town, Cangnan County

Song Dynasty

Ancient buildings in Furong Village Group

Yantou, Yongjia County

Ming to Qing Dynasty

Taishun Covered Bridge

Taishun County

Qing Dynasty

Caowanshan Site

Dutou Village, Shangxu Township, Lucheng District

Neolithic Age

Guoan Temple Pagoda

At the foot of Wufeng Mountain, Huang'ao Village, Yaoxi Town, Longwan District

Song Dynasty

Guanyin Temple Stone Pagoda

South of Wansong Mountain, Zhouhu Village, Anyang Sub-district Office, Ruian City Lu

Song Dynasty

Hufa Temple Bridge and Pagoda

Wangzhou Mountain Col, Hufa Temple Village, Wangli Town, Cangnan County

Song Dynasty

Yueqing East Tower

The top of East Tower Mountain on the east side of Lecheng Town, Yueqing City

Song Dynasty

Bagua Bridge and Hexi Bridge

Taofeng Village and Huayuan Village, Taoshan Town, Ruian City

Song Dynasty

Five Buddha Pagodas in Qizhen Temple

In front of Qizhen Temple in Luoyang Mountain, Luoyang Village, Aojiang Town, Pingyang County

Song Dynasty

Zhenru Temple Stone Pagoda

In front of Zhenru Temple, Chongshi Village, Panshi Town, Yueqing City

Song Dynasty

Jinzhao Archway Hexiantai Archway

Yantou Town Village and Huasan Village, Huatan Township, Yongjia County

Ming Dynasty

Nanxi Jiang Ancestral Hall Complex

Bilian Town, Huatan Township, Pankeng Township, Yongjia County

Ming to Qing Dynasty

Wuchi Township, Donggao Township, Qukou Township, Daruoyan Town

Yuyan Bao Ancestral Hall

Yuyan Village, Sixi Town, Taishun County

Ming to Qing Dynasty

Xuexi Hu Family Courtyard

Shimen Tower, Qiaoxi Village, Xuexi Township, Taishun County

Qing Dynasty

Taishun Earth Tower

Luoyang Town, Sankui Town, Shiyang Town

From the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China

Wanpai Township, Dongxi Township and other towns

The former site of the Red Thirteenth Army Headquarters

Yongjia County Wu Wuchi Village, Chi Township

1930 3. Folk stories of Ruian

Place name stories The place names of Ruian have a long history.

Some of the place names in Ruian are related to historical figures in Ruian, some are related to historical events in Ruian, some place names contain locative words, some contain adjectives... they are all diverse. If you explore them in categories according to the reasons for their names, you will not only get certain enlightenment, but also enjoy a certain amount of fun.

1. Some place names related to Ruian historical figures: 1. Taoshan Under the word "Tao" in the "Etymology", there are two entries: "Taoshan" and "Tao Hongjing". "Taoshan: the name of the mountain.

It is in the west of Ruian County, Zhejiang Province. Tao Hongjing once lived here during the Qi and Liang Dynasties in the Southern Dynasty, so it is named.

Taoist books refer to this mountain as one of the seventy-two blessed places. 1. "Tao Hongjing (AD 456-536) was born in Moling, Danyang (now Nanjing).

He first served as an attendant to the kings of Qi and later lived in seclusion in Jurong (now southwest of Zhenjiang). Juqushan (now Maoshan), known as Huayang Residence

Because he helped Xiao Yan seize the throne of Qi and established the Liang Dynasty, he was called the Prime Minister of the Mountain at that time and wrote "Zhenling Position and Industry Map" and "Zhengao". Taoist scriptures.

In his later years, he accepted the five major precepts of Buddhism and advocated the integration of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. He once traveled to famous mountains to search for medicinal herbs, and wrote "Compendium of Materia Medica" and "One Hundred Sides of the Hand"

Posthumously named Mr. Zhenbai. It can be seen from the above that the famous Tao Hongjing once lived here in Taoshan, and the mountain was named after him. Later, Taoshan District and Taoshan Town were named after the mountain.

There are still some local ancestral temples and folklore in memory of him. There is a natural village named "Yaoqi" in Dafeng Village, Taoshan Town. It is said that Tao Hongjing collected herbs here and was well-equipped, hence the name. There is a flat land on the top of Fuquan Mountain in Taoshan named "Zhong Yuqi". Legend has it that Tao Hongjing once practiced cultivation here and planted white grains, hence the name. Wu Peng's poem "Zhong Yuqi" says, "Tao Gongxian left the jade border in the sky, leaving white clouds to protect the east side of the ridge."

2. Zixia Mountain (now Xishan in the urban area, also known as Xixian Mountain, Xiuyan Mountain, and Aoshan Mountain). Ma Xiang, a Taoist priest of the Liang Dynasty, once lived here to make alchemy. There used to be an alchemy platform, tide watching, and Aoshan Mountain on the mountain. There are two pavilions and twenty-eight wells at the foot of the mountain. Legend has it that the mountain is often covered with purple clouds, so it is named "Kangle Street" (in the area of ??Ruian Theater) in ancient times, which is also the name of the neighborhood. In October of the 35th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1556), Japanese pirates invaded the county from northern Fujian. Liu Long, the garrison of Ruian, once supervised the troops in Xishan. He named it under the original stone inscription "Zixia Mountain", but now the name has been eroded.

3. Zhou Zhengyi Lane (a section of today's Suotan Street) Zhou Yong in the Northern Song Dynasty moved from his ancestral home in Huling to Muxianfang, Ruian County. In the fifth year of Huangyou (1053), Zhou Yong became a Jinshi and became a Zhengyi doctor.

His son Zhou Xingji was a Jinshi in the sixth year of Yuanyou (1091), a doctor of Guan Taixue, a professor of Wenzhou (official of the government school), and a professor of Qizhou. He was known as "Mr. Yuanfengjiu of Wenzhou" and "Ruian". One of the "Four Gentlemen of Yuanfeng", in his later years he built Fujun Academy in Wenzhou City, taught students, spread the culture of the Central Plains, and had a great influence on the Confucian scholars of the Yongjia School of Merit in the Southern Song Dynasty. When Zhou Xing was already a Jinshi, the nobles in the capital were vying for a daughter. However, because of his mother's intention, he resolutely resigned and returned home to marry his aunt's blind daughter, which was praised by people at the time.

The name of Muxianfang is suspected to have been given by Mu Zhouxing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Xian. 4. Huayuan Village (now part of Taoshan Town) According to the "Ruian County Chronicle" of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty, many people in the village have the surname Zhang, and they have also had crowns since the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty; from Yuanfeng to the Kaixi period of the Song Dynasty, there were 13 people with the surname Zhang.

Among them, Zhang Shengdao (1150-1220) was a Jinshi in the 11th year of Chunxi in the Southern Song Dynasty (1184). He was once the magistrate of Putian and specialized in fine medicine. As the consort of a prince of the royal family, he was ordered to build Yufeng Tower for the princess to live in when she returned to Switzerland to visit relatives.

Gardens and enclosures were built beside the building, and the remaining ruins can still be discerned today. Inside the rear city wall are residential settlements, named after the village as a garden.

5. Tanhua Building (now inside the new school building of Ruian Middle School) Sun Xidan, a student of Ruian Tongtianli (now part of Bishan Town) during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and Lin Lu, another Ruian student, were in the county when they were young. Tao Jian is reading outside the west gate. Later, Sun Xidan came third in the imperial examination in the forty-third year of Qianlong's reign (1778).

The third Jinshi is also called "Tanhua", so the local people call the reading building "Tanhua Tower". Lin Lu became a Jinshi in the 27th year of Qianlong's reign (1762) and was Xi Dan's brother-in-law.

Tanhua Building is located in the scenic area centered on Yuxi River in the northern suburbs of Ruian. It has always been an elegant gathering place for Ruicheng literati and bachelors for their spring and autumn outings. When Ruian Middle School built a new school building, the ruins were still on campus, so they were rebuilt according to their original appearance to encourage students to make progress.

6. Dayinlu and Shiniang Alley (respectively the southern section of Hongqiao Road and Chengxin Lane in today’s urban area) Dayinlu was originally the residence of Lin Zengzhi (1593-1667), a Ruian native in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. . Lin Zeng aspired to become a Jinshi in the first year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1628).

After Chongzhen's death, Qing troops entered the Pass, and Lin Zengzhi went to Nanjing to fight against the Qing Dynasty with Shi Kefazuo, King Fu of the Southern Ming Dynasty. Later, he moved to Yanping of the Song Dynasty with the king of the Southern Ming Dynasty and served as a bachelor of Wenyuan Pavilion and a minister of the Ministry of Rites.

After the death of the king of Tang Dynasty, Lin Zengzhi returned home and was captured by the Qing soldiers who entered Rui. He refused to surrender and was imprisoned and tortured. Wang Luchang, a native of Yi, managed to escape with the jailer. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the imperial court recruited him as an official and took him as a monk. He was released and returned to his hometown in seclusion for nine years. During this period, he visited various temples in Miyin and Xuedou.

Later, the people praised his integrity and named his former residence "Da Yin Lu", and the street was named after the house. After Lin Zengzhi was imprisoned, it was said that his maid Huilian still stayed at his master's house to deliver meals and medicine to him every day.

Later, he also became a nun. The people named the lane after the nunnery and called it "Shi Niang Lane". There is a well next to the nunnery, which is commonly known as "Shi Niang Well". The ruins still exist. 7. Lumu Township After the death of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty, Zou Yuanjiao (1615-1696), a Gongsheng student of the Nanjing Imperial College and the backbone of the "Fushe", was a native of Jishui, Jiangxi, and later moved to Nanjing.

First he lived in seclusion in a cave in Jinhua. In order to avoid being called up by the Qing court, he moved to Hu'ao at the foot of Wuyun Mountain in Ruian in 1652 (suspected to be He'ao Village in today's Lumu Township, "Ruian Place Names" 》As Aodi Village, to be examined) Geng Yin, the thatched cottage was named "Lumu Ju", which means "to be with muntjac deer and to be in the company of trees". The Qing government refused to attend many calls and once went to Beijing on foot to pay homage to Emperor Ming's tomb.

Later, the village was famous for its thatched cottage, and it was also named as a township. 8. Junzi Stone, Yuhai Tower, and Huaxin Tower. Although these three place names do not directly contain the names of historical figures in Ruian, they are closely related to the figures.

Junzi Stone is located on Yuandang Mountain between the urban area and Tangxia Town. Lin Shi, one of the "Three Masters of Wenzhou Huangyou" in the Northern Song Dynasty (a famous researcher of "Spring and Autumn" at that time) set up Tang'ao Book School in Tang'ao (at the bottom of Tang'ao in the west of Xiaonan Mountain in today's Tangxia Town), where students studied "Spring and Autumn" , and take care of his old mother.

He often led his disciples to a group of boulders on the top of Yuandang Mountain to enjoy the scenery and give lectures. Among these boulders, there is a boulder standing upright, surrounded by several boulders.

In order to commemorate this noble and knowledgeable scholar, later generations named him "Jun." 4. History and culture of Fenglin Town

Fenglin was originally named Fengli.

During the Ming Dynasty, the village was renamed Fenglin due to the presence of liquidambar trees in the front hill to the south of the village. Fenglin was a village with a large population, numerous literati, and profound cultural heritage.

According to historical records, Fenglin was called a town during the Qianlong period. During the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, the name Fenglin Town was still used. On the back peak of the pen stand, lions and water flow, elephant mountains stand, toads leap on the left, eagles soar on the right, dragons and tigers sit, the scenery is unparalleled. "

said. Fenglin is the economic, political, educational and cultural center of Nanxi's history, and is known as "Nanxi's No. 1 Village" and "Little Wenzhou".

Fenglin Ancient Town has a long history. Humans have been living there since the Neolithic Age. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, nobles from the Central Plains moved in to develop the land of Fenglin.

In the early Tang Dynasty, Fenglin Village had begun to take shape. To the west of the village was Zhaopu, an important water transport terminal in the middle reaches of the Nanxi River. The development of shipping contributed to the prosperity of Puting Street, which in turn attracted many famous families to live here. , *** jointly develop this fertile land. According to relevant historical data, there are more than 30 surnames who moved to Fenglin before the Song Dynasty. Among the scholars of the Yongjia School, there are families of Ding Changqi, Liu Anjie, Liu Anshang, Xu Ziming and others who live here. There are *** Jinshi with each surname. More than 20 people.

The former residence of Mu Daiwen, the number one scholar in the first year of Guiwei of Emperor Xiaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty (1163) and the Minister of Rites, is located in the southeast corner of Fenglin Ancient Town, covering an area of ??7,600 square meters. His descendants still live in the Mu Xianhao family. Maple forest. Ye Shi, the master of the Yongjia School, studied in Fahui Academy in his hometown founded by Liu Jinzhi, a Wenzhou scholar in Dangxi Village, Fenglin.

In his later years, when Ye Shi wrote an epitaph for Mr. Liu’s son Liu Ziyi, a young classmate, he mentioned that when he was studying under Liu Jinzhi, the literary style in Nanxi Fenglin area was at its peak, which was enough to keep pace with Wenzhou City. . At this time, the maple forest already has the reputation of "the land of maple leaves, called the paradise".

The surname Xu belongs to a prominent family in Nanxi who came from behind in Fenglin Ancient Town. In the spring of 1106 AD, when the peonies of the Ke family were in full bloom in Fenglin, they invited literati from all over the world to hold a peony poetry party. They drank and wrote poems for more than a month. Full of praise, Yuanlong has a king flower.

A branch of red calyx blooms, and two red clouds hold the sunflower." Appreciated by the master of the Ke family, he recruited him as his son-in-law, cultivated and passed down the family, and became a scholarly family. No. .

Over the past 900 years, Fenglin has seen numerous literati and scholars, and many cultural relics and historic sites remain. Fenglin is surrounded by mountains and rivers and has a dangerous terrain. It has been a battleground for military strategists of all ages and an important military and political town in southern Zhejiang in modern history.

In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1369), Fenglin Town was set up to prevent Japanese pirates from invading. In the 13th year of the reign of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty (1735), the Yongjia County Sheriff's Office was established to govern the Shidu and Ershes on the north bank of the Oujiang River in Yongjia County, echoing the county town of Lucheng on the south bank of the Oujiang River.

In May 1930, the Red Army guerrillas in southern Zhejiang were reorganized into the Thirteenth Red Army at Huiri Temple in Fenglin, which has been recorded in the "History of the Development of the Chinese Red Army", "*** Zhejiang Party History" and " *** Wenzhou Party History" and other historical books. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Office of the Administrative Inspectorate of the Eighth District of Zhejiang Province, the First Branch of the Zhejiang High Court, the Jiangbei Branch of Zhejiang Daily, the Zhejiang Yongjia County Party Headquarters and the County *** were stationed, as well as the 21st Army Division and The 33rd Division Headquarters was temporarily established, with a maximum number of 8,000 soldiers.

In October 1945, stationed at the headquarters of the Second Security Force of Zhejiang Province. In 1946, he was stationed in the Appeasement Department of Kuocang (seven counties of Wen, Tai and Chu in southern Zhejiang).

On April 1, 1949, Fenglin was liberated early. In September 1949, it became the residence of Yongjia County People's Communist Party.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Xu family had more than 400 members of various types, including 11 civil servants, 3 military civil servants, and 1 Jinshi. After the abolition of the imperial examination, two candidates for the normal examination were awarded, and one for Xinhai was filial, honest and upright.

Those who took the imperial examination either devoted themselves to their studies, or went from being Confucian scholars to practicing medicine, or abandoned Confucianism to join business, or actively participated in politics, making Fenglin a student society with a high cultural level. He made outstanding contributions to the economy, local self-government, and the establishment of public welfare undertakings, and was commended by the court and loved by the rural people. During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, Nanxi Higher Primary School, Yongjia County Private Jishui Middle School and Yongjia County Simple Normal School were successively established here.

Fenglin Town is located in the middle of Yongjia County, on the east bank of Nanxi River. The east boundary of the town is a mountainous area, and the west boundary is a valley and highland. Gushan River flows from the east and flows into the Nanxi River from the west. Zhuyong Expressway passes through the town and has an exit here.

The jurisdiction borders Yueqing City in the east, Shatou Town in the south, Yantou Town in the west, and Hesheng Town in the north. According to the old Yongjia County annals: Fenglin’s old name was Fengli. In the Ming Dynasty, it was renamed Fenglin because the front hills to the south of the village were covered with liquidambar trees.

The town covers an area of ??73.60 square kilometers, and the town *** is located in Fenglin.

The current territory of Fenglin Town belonged to the 42nd capital of Qingtong Township and the 47th capital of Xianju Township during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. During the Republic of China, it belonged to Fenglin Town, Xi'an Township (renamed Baodang Township in 1949) and Gushan in the Eighth District. After liberation, the township was established as Fenglin Town, Gongyang Township, Gushan Township, and Tang'ao Township; in February 1956, Loushan Village was assigned to Gushan Township, and Tang'ao Township was revoked, and its jurisdiction was merged into Gushan Township and Feng'ao Township respectively. Lin Town, Xi'an Township and Gongyang Township were merged into Xiyang Township; in 1958, Yantou People's Commune Fenglin, Xiyang, and Gushan Management Areas were established; in 1961, they were adjusted into Fenglin Commune, Xiyang Commune, and Gushan Commune; in 1984 Fenglin Township, Xiyang Township, and Gushan Township were reorganized in 1985; Fengfenglin Township was reestablished in 1985; Gushan Township and Xiyang Township were abolished in 1992, and Gushan Township was merged with the administrative village on the east bank of the Nanxi River in Xiyang Township Maplewood Town.

Fenglin Town has jurisdiction over 1 residential area, namely Imperial Gate: 45 administrative villages: Fengyi, Feng2, Feng3, Feng4, Feng5, Dongsheng, Xi (Tuyou), Xinfang, Yang, Wok Lu, Jingjiashan, Xujiayuan, Zhaotan, Shixi, Mentai, Houshan, Huxi, Gushan, Chenyang, Xinqiang, Loushan, Lilong, Lao'an, Hsinchu, Futian, Gaotang, Jinnan, Damuchang, Tang'ao, Tianliao, Wunong, Longshan, Xiagang, Chentian, Longshantou, Tiandong, Gongbu, Neidang, Waidang, Wairang, Baao, Jinshan, Feng'ao, Zhushantou and Jinshantou. Fenglin Town is a provincial-level historical and cultural town.

In 1985, it was named the "Hometown of Martial Arts" and "Hometown of Chess" in Yongjia County. In March 2000, it was named as the second batch of provincial historical and cultural reserves by the Zhejiang Provincial People's Government. There are a large number of celebrity relics and ancient buildings, including the imperial edict gate, the censor's temple, Xu Dingchao's former residence and tomb, which were built in the early Republic of China. The Catholic Church, Mu Daiwen Tomb, Qizhaifang, Zuijing Hall, etc.

Fenglin Mountain has beautiful clear waters and unique natural landscapes. Among them, Gushan Beikeng Scenic Area is the most famous, featuring waterfalls and pools with charming scenery. 5. What is the history of Ruian City, Wenzhou?

Ruian is an ancient town in Dongou. As early as the late Neolithic Age, ancestors had multiplied and established settlements on both sides of the lower reaches of the Feiyun River. Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn Period were the territory of Yangzhou. Subsequently, due to changes in the current situation, changes in dynasties, and turbulent changes in administrative affiliations, it was not until the second year of Wu Chiwu in the Three Kingdoms (AD 239) that the county government was established. It has a long history of more than 1,750 years.

In the second year of Wu Chiwu of the Three Kingdoms (239), the southern border of Daluo Mountain (Quanshan) in Yongning County was analyzed and Luoyang County was established, which belonged to Kuaiji County. The county was established in Lu'ao (Xi'ao and Hedaiqiao area) in Beihu. , the beginning of the establishment of Ruian County.

In the second year of Taiping (257), Luoyang County belonged to Linhai County.

In the third year of Baoding (268), Luoyang County was renamed Anyang County.

In the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (280), Anyang County was renamed Angu County.

In the fourth year of Taikang (283), the Hengyu Chuantun in the south of Angu County and its southern border were analyzed as Shiyang County (today's Pingyang, Cangnan County and part of Taishun County).

In the first year of Taining in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (323), Angu County moved to Shaogong Island.

In the ninth year of Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (589), Hengyang from the province entered Angu County and the county belonged to it.

In the twelfth year of Kaihuang (592), Angu County of the province was merged into Yongjia County.

In the fifth year of Wude (622), Dongjia Prefecture was established in Yongjia County, and four counties including Angu and Hengyang were analyzed in Yongjia County.

In the first year of Zhenguan (627), he moved from Hengyang to Angu.

In the first year of Dazu (701), Angu County was reanalyzed and Hengyang County was established.

In the second year of Tianfu of Tang Dynasty (902, the third year of Yizuotianfu), Angu County was changed to Ruian County.

In the first year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1265), Wenzhou was renamed Ruian Prefecture and Ruian County was unified.

In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (1276), Liangzhe East Road was changed to Jianghuai Province, and Ruian Prefecture was changed to Wenzhou Road, which belonged to the county.

In the first year of Yuanzhen (1295), more than 50,000 households in Ruian County were promoted to prefecture.

In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Ruian Prefecture was reduced to a county.

In the third year of Jingtai (1452), Taishun County was established, and 5 capitals and 12 miles of Yixiang Township, Ruian were cut off and belonged to it.

Wencheng County was established in the 35th year of the Republic of China, and 10 townships in western Ruian, including Daxi, Longfeng, Jinzhang, and Yikou, were analyzed.

On May 10, 1949, Ruian was liberated; on May 14, the Preparatory Committee of the Ruian County People's Communist Party was established; on September 5, the Ruian County People's Communist Party was formally established.

In October 1955, Ruian County People's *** was changed to Ruian County People's Committee.

From 1955 to 1957, Beiji and Beilong Townships once belonged to Dongtou County.

On October 14, 1958, Wencheng County was merged into Ruian County.

On August 10, 1961 (the time when superiors issued the document), Wencheng County was separated from Ruian County.

In 1958, the County People's Committee (County People's Committee) moved to No. 134 Cangqian Street.

In January 1969, the Ruian County People's Committee was changed to the Ruian County Revolutionary Committee.

In June 1980, the Ruian County Revolutionary Committee was abolished and the Ruian County People's *** was restored.

On April 15, 1987 (the State Council document was issued on April 15, a celebration party was held on July 1 to celebrate the establishment of a city, and the city adopted a new seal on that day) the county was established as a city (county level), and the county was established as a city (county level). Ruian Municipal People's Government, the jurisdiction remains unchanged.

From 1949 to 1996, Ruian City (County) was affiliated to the Wenzhou Military Control Commission, the Fifth District of Zhejiang Province, the Wenzhou District of Zhejiang Province, the Wenzhou District Revolutionary Committee of Zhejiang Province, the Wenzhou District of Zhejiang Province, and the Wenzhou District of Zhejiang Province Municipal People ***.

In January 1999, the Municipal People's Government moved from Cangqian Street to the new municipal compound of Anyang New District.

In 2001, Xianyan Town and Li'ao Town were classified as Ouhai District, Wenzhou City, and the Meitou Office in Tangxia Town was classified as Longwan District, Wenzhou City.