Classification of treatment sites

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1. The status and jurisdiction of the states in the Three Kingdoms period.

Youzhou-Beijing, Tianjin, northern Hebei, Liaoning

Jizhou-southern Hebei

Bingzhou-south-central Shanxi

Qingzhou-Linzi District, Zibo City, Shandong Province

Li Si —— Guanzhong in the west of Henan and Luoyang.

Yanzhou-eastern Henan and western Shandong

Yuzhou-Central Henan and Northern Anhui

Xuzhou-North of the Yangtze River in Jiangsu Province

Jingzhou-South Henan (Nanyang Basin), Hubei and Hunan

Yangzhou-south of Anhui, Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces.

Yizhou-eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guizhou and southwestern Shaanxi

Liangzhou-Gansu (Yongzhou was newly built in the east of Hexi Corridor after the establishment of Wei State)

Jiaozhou-Guangdong and northern Vietnam

Youzhou is located in Jixian County, which is now Beijing. And state Jinyang, Taiyuan today. Jizhou is the capital of trust, and now it is jizhou city, Hebei. Qingzhou is located in Linzi, now Zibo. Xuzhou ruled Pi, then moved to Pengcheng, now Xuzhou. Yuzhou Zhisuo is now Bozhou, Anhui Province. Changyi, where Yanzhou is located, is now north of Jinxiang County, Shandong Province. Jingzhou ruled Hanshou and later moved to Xiangyang, which is now Xiangfan City, Hubei Province. Yizhou governs Luoxian County, now Guanghan, Sichuan. Liangzhou governs Wuwei, now Wuwei, Gansu. Panyu, the seat of Jiaozhou Prefecture, now belongs to Guangzhou. Shouchun, ruled by Yangzhou, is now Shouxian County, Anhui Province. The Luoyang satrap under Li Sizhi called Li Si a captain. Luoyang, Henan Province today.

2. State Administration in Han and Wei Dynasties

Luoyang County (Lisizhou Zhisuo)

It is a famous ancient county in history, which was born at the end of the Warring States Period. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, it was always Jingxian County and Chixian County, and it won the title of 1000 years with the Imperial Capital. Since the Jin Dynasty annexed Henan County, it has become the largest county in China. From the Republic of China to the early Republic of China, as a special county, most of the county heads were appointed by commissioners. In June1949 65438+1October 16, Luoyang City merged with Luoyang County and settled in Zhu Min Street. After the merger, the name is Luoyang County Democratic Government. The mayor of Luoyang is also the county magistrate, responsible for urban work; The deputy magistrate of Luoyang County is responsible for rural work. On October 2nd, 65438/kloc-0, the Henan provincial government ordered Luoyang to be governed alone. 1 65438+1October1,the cities and counties were officially separated, and the Luoyang Municipal People's Government was stationed in the streets of Zhu Min to take charge of urban work; Luoyang County People's Government is located in Yinglin Street and specializes in rural work. 1952, Luoyang county governs 12 district, 169 township, with a population of 480,000. 1955165438+10. In October, in order to support Luoyang's industrial construction and develop Luoyang, the State Council decided to cancel Luoyang County. After the abolition of the organizational system, the land under its jurisdiction is divided into Luoyang City, Yanshi County, Mengjin County and Yiyang County.

Linzi County (Qingzhou Branch Office)

Founded in the Qin Dynasty, it was originally the capital and the first county of Qi State. In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Qixian County was changed to Qi State, which was the capital of Qi State. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the State of Qi was changed to Qixian, and Linzi County was the seat of Qingzhou. When Wang Mang was the county of Qi, Jinan was the county, and when Emperor Guangwu was the emperor, Qi was restored. Later, Linzi County served as the county seat for a long time. In 420, Guang Chuan County was established in the south of Linzi County, belonging to Guang Chuan County; There is an overlapping county in the north, which belongs to Bohai County. Gaoyang County, located in the northwest of China, belongs to Levin County. The above three counties are under the jurisdiction of Jizhou. In the meantime, Linzi County moved to Dongyang City (now Beiguan, Qingzhou City), Qingzhou Secretariat was treated here, and the old town of Linzi was still under the jurisdiction of the county. In 556, Linzi County and other counties were abolished. Except Levin County, which belongs to Qi County, Linzi City is still under its jurisdiction. In 596, Levin County was abolished and Linzi County was re-established, with Narcissus County in the northwest, and both counties belonged to Qingzhou. In 605, Shi Shui County was merged into Linzi County, and the county seat was moved to a ghost town in Levin, belonging to Beihai County. 62 1 year, Narcissus and Anping counties were restored, belonging to Qingzhou. In 625, Anping was abandoned, and Linzi became a city in Beihai County, which was later changed to Liping Road. 1266 Linzi County merged into Yidu County. 1278 Restore Linzi County, still belonging to Yidu Road. The old city of Linzi was abandoned, and Li Zhongming, the road huachi, was located in the south corner of the old city, and a new city was built. Later, the county capitals of Linzi were all located in the new city. 1950 In May, Linzi County was placed under the jurisdiction of Zibo. 1In July, 953, Zibo Special Zone was changed to Zibo Industrial and Mining Special Zone, and Linzi was placed under Changwei Special Zone. 1958+00 Linzi was merged into Yidu County in June, and 196 10 was set aside from Yidu County in June to re-establish Linzi County. 1969 65438+Linzi was transferred to Zibo City in February and changed to district system.

Pixian County (Xuzhou Branch Office)

In ancient times, it was called Pi Guo, Shapi. In 22 1 year BC, Qin unified the six countries and established Pizhi County, which was called Pixian County in history. In 202 BC, Liu Bang made Han Xin Pi under the rule of the King of Chu, and the following year abolished Hanwangxin, and divided Pi into Wuyuan (now north of Sikou in Pizhou), Liangcheng (now north of Chenlou in Pizhou) and Pizhou under the jurisdiction of Chu. In 9 years, Wang Mang changed Xiapi to Runjian, Liangcheng to Han Cheng, Wuyuan to Laoting, and three counties to Xuzhou (where Xiapi was ruled). In 72, Emperor Hanming revoked Linhuai County, established Pizhou, governed Pi, and led 17 County. In A.D. 193, Tao Qian was appointed as a herdsman in Xuzhou and ruled Pi. Wei Chu moved Xuzhou to Pengcheng and set up Pixian County. In 280 AD, Emperor Wu of Jin took Pizhou and led seven counties. In 326, Ji Min sent Liu Min to kill Xiahou Jia and sent him to Xerox. Later, Zhao moved to Xiapi County. Pizhou was established in Tang Gaozu in 62 1 year. In 628, Pizhou was abolished and Pixian was established. In 982, the Northern Song Dynasty put Pizhou under the control of Huaiyang Army, and in 1 129 years, Pizhou secretariat was established. 122 1 moved to Pizhou, Shandong province, 1724, and the Qing dynasty upgraded Pizhou to Zhili prefecture, Jiangsu province. 19 12 changed the state to county, formerly known as pixian county. 1983 implemented the system of city governing counties, and Pixian county was placed under Xuzhou city. 1August, 992, Pizhou City was established, which was under the management of Xuzhou City.

Changyi County (Yanzhou Branch Office)

Changyi County was established in Qin Dynasty (Changyi Village in front of Daxieji Town, Juye County, Shandong Province), and Yangshan State was established in the sixth year of Emperor Jingdi (144 BC) to govern Changyi County. In the fifth year of Jianyuan (BC 136), it was changed to Shanyang County. In the fourth year of Tianhan (97 BC), Shanyang County was changed to Changyi County, and Changyi County was still ruled. In the first year of Xuan Di (73 BC), Changyi County was changed to Shanyang County. Wang Mang changed Shanyang County to Juye County. The Eastern Han Dynasty was renamed Shanyang County, and Changyi County remained a county, which led to the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms. The Western Jin Dynasty changed Shanyang County to Gao Pingguo, still ruled Changyi County, and abandoned Changyi County in the Southern Song Dynasty. Gaoping County in Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties; In the Sui Dynasty, Juye belonged to Yunzhou, Cao Zhou and Jinxiang counties. The Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties belonged to Yunzhou, Henan Province; Song belongs to Jeju; During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, it belonged to Jining Prefecture and Yanzhou Prefecture; In the thirteenth year of Qing Yongzheng, it was changed to Caozhou Prefecture; In seventeen years, it was a county directly under Shandong Province. 1953 belongs to Heze area; 1958 changed to Jining area; 1959 was changed to Heze District, and in 2006, Heze District was changed to Heze City in 5438+0, and Juye County was under the jurisdiction of Heze City.

Qiaoxian County (Yuzhou Office)

Gu Jiaoguo. During the Spring and Autumn Period, it was the friendship of Chen State. In the thirty-sixth year of King Chu Cheng (637 BC), the State of Chu conquered Chen, which was the city of Chu, followed by Qiaoxian County, and Qin belonged to Yi County. So the address is in today's Bozhou city. Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty and changed Qiao County to Yancheng Pavilion. At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the old name was restored. In the third year of Emperor Huang (222), the imperial edict took Qiaocheng as the capital, and it was also called "five capitals" with Chang 'an, Xuchang, Luoyang and Ye. In the Eastern Wei Dynasty, it was abandoned into Xiaohuang County (also in the urban area of Bozhou today). In April of the third year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (607), Xiaohuang County was changed to Qiaoxian County, and Tang Wude was ruled by Bozhou for four years (62 1). In February of the first year of Tianbao (742), Bozhou was changed to Qiaoxian, and in December of the second year of Zhide (757), Qiaoxian was changed to Bozhou, and Qiaoxian was under its jurisdiction. In the third year of Jin Zhenyuan (12 15), Bozhou was promoted to Qing Ji Army, and Qiao County was ruled by the army. In the first year of Duanping in the Southern Song Dynasty (1234), Mongolia changed the Qing army to Bozhou. From February 15 to May 18, Yuan (1355), Qiao County was the capital of the Longfeng regime in the Song Dynasty established by the Red Scarf Army. In the early years of Hongwu (1368), Bozhou governed Qiaocheng County as a state and was reduced to a county. In the ninth year of Hongzhi (1496), it reverted to the state in October, and it did not administer the county. In the second year of Yongzheng (1724), Bozhou was promoted to Zhili. 19 12 The Republic of China was founded and Bozhou was changed to Boxian. 1In August, 948, Bozhou City was established to govern Chengguan and its suburbs and coexist with other border counties. 1February, 949, cities and counties merged to restore the organizational system of Bo County. 1March, 986, Bozhou City was built by Bo County and placed under Fuyang Administrative Office. 1February, 998, directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui province. In May, 2000, Bozhou City was established, which governs Yang Guo, Mengcheng, Lixin and Qiaocheng. The municipal government is stationed in Qiaocheng District.

Jixian county (youzhou branch office)

It was a county in the pre-Qin period, which was built by the Yan State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. From the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, the organizational system of Jixian County always existed. During the Western Han Dynasty, Jixian County was successively subordinate to Yan State, Yan County, Yang Guang County and Yang Guang State. At the end of the Han Dynasty, Wang Mang was renamed as Varong County in the New Dynasty, and the name of Jixian County was restored in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the first year of Liao Huitong (AD 938), Jixian County was renamed as Jibei County, and in the first year of Liao Kaitai (AD10/2), Jibei County was renamed as Xijin County, and Song Xuanhe was renamed as Xijin County in five to seven years (AD123-12). In the second year of Jin Zhenyuan (A.D. 1 154), Xijin County was renamed Daxing County and became Guo Yi County in the Golden Capital. In the 9th year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1272), Zhongdu was changed to Dadu, and Daxing County was subordinate to Guochi County. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Daxing County was subordinate to Beiping County. In the 19th year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 142 1), Ming moved its capital to Beijing, and Daxing became the capital of Yiguo County. In the Qing Dynasty, Daxing was still Yijingjing County, belonging to Shuntianfu. 19 14 June, Shuntianfu was changed to Jingzhao, and Daxing belonged to it. 1June, 928, Daxing County was transferred to Hebei Province. 1In March, 958, Daxing County was transferred to Beijing, and Jiugong, Yizhuang, Yinghai and Xihongmen, which originally belonged to Nanyuan District of Beijing, were transferred to Daxing and changed to district organizational system. 1960 1 month, restore the county organizational system. 200 1 1 the State Council abolished Daxing County and established Daxing District. The administrative area of Daxing County is the administrative area, and the district people's government is located in Huangcun Town.

Yexian County (Jizhou Branch Office)

During the Warring States Period, Wei established Ye County (now Anyang County, Henan Province, Linzhang County, Hebei Province), but not Zhao. During the Qin Dynasty, it was still Ye County, which belonged to Handan County. From the Western Han Dynasty to the mid-Eastern Han Dynasty, Ye County belonged to Wei County, and Yecheng was under the jurisdiction of Wei County. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was ruled by Jizhou secretariat. In the 19th year of Jian 'an (AD 2 14), Cao Cao took Yecheng as the capital, and Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, calling it one of the five capitals. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Ye County belonged to Wei County, and Yecheng was still governed by the county. In the second year of Jianxing (AD 3 14), it was renamed Linzhang to avoid the taboo of Jin Emperor Sima Ye (AD 335). In the early years of Tian Ping in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (AD 534), Anyang County was assigned to Yexian County. From then on, Anyang County was merged into Yexian County until 590 (Anyang County was reset) ***56 years. From the Northern Qi Dynasty to the Northern Zhou Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty, Yexian County and Linzhang County were separated and belonged to Xiangzhou. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, Ye County and Linzhang County were subordinate to Ye County. In the sixth year of Xining in Song Shenzong (1073), Ye County was changed into a town, and Ye County was merged into Linzhang County. The county name has not been changed so far. In the early years of the Republic of China, it belonged to Henan Province. 1954, Yexian was abandoned to Anyang, so Yinye became another one. In June of the same year, Anyang City was also restored in Qian 'anyang County.

Jinyang county (bing Zhou zhi suo)

In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was Jinyang City, and its city was built by Dong An, Zhao Tongzi's retainer. It belonged to Jin at first, and then to Zhao. "Qin Zhuang Wang Xiang Wang pulled Zhao Jinyang for three years", that is. Jinyang County in the Western Han Dynasty belongs to Taiyuan County, Bingzhou in the Eastern Han Dynasty and Taiyuan in the Jin Dynasty. Therefore, it is under the jurisdiction of Guchengying Village in the southern suburbs of Taiyuan City. In the fourth year of Heqing in the Northern Qi Dynasty (565), Jinyang County moved to the east of Fenshui, and in the sixth year of Wuping (575), Longshan County was established in Jinyang. In the 10th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (590), Jinyang County was changed to Taiyuan County and Longshan County was changed to Jinyang County. These two counties are under the jurisdiction of states and counties. In the Tang Dynasty, both counties were under the jurisdiction of Taiyuan, and in the Five Dynasties, they were the capitals of the Northern Han Dynasty. Song Taiping rejuvenating the country for four years (979), two counties were abolished, Jinyang City was destroyed, and Jinxian County was leveled in the new city. In the third year of Xining (1070), it was merged into Yangqu County, and the middle-aged people in politics returned to Pingjin County, belonging to Taiyuan House. Jin Zhenyu was abandoned in the fourth year (12 16), and it was reinstated in the early years of Xingding, still called Ping Jin. In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1), Jinyang moved to the south of the city, which is now Jinyuan Town. In the eighth year (1375), it was renamed Taiyuan County, which belonged to Taiyuan Prefecture and remained unchanged in the Qing Dynasty. During the Republic of China, it was still called Taiyuan County. 1943 Japanese Puppet changed to Jin Quan County, which was called Jinyuan County after the Japanese invaders surrendered. 195 1 was revoked on August 5th and changed to Jinyuan District, now Jinyuan Street, which belongs to Jinyuan District of Taiyuan City.

Xiangyang County (Jingzhou Branch Office)

Founded in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, it is named after the county is located in the Yang of Xiangshui, which governs the areas south of Hanshui, east of Zhonglu County and north of the county. Wang Mang was renamed "Xiangyang", and his original name was restored when Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the 13th year of Jian 'an (208), Cao Cao controlled the northern part of Nanjun, established Xiangyang County, and administered Xiangyang City. Cao Wei and the Western Jin Dynasty still belong to Xiangyang County of Jingzhou. In the 14th year of Taiyuan, Emperor Xiaowu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (389), he settled in Yongzhou with Xiangyang as the center. Liang Shixiao sacrificed Xiangyang to the Western Wei Dynasty and renamed Xiangzhou. Yang Di belongs to Xiangyang County. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1), the county was changed to a state. In the early years of Zhenguan, Xiangyang City was set up in Shannan Channel, and the county belonged to Xiangzhou and Shannan Road. In the 21st year of Kaiyuan (733), it belonged to Xiangzhou, Shannan East Road (the place of governance was still in Xiangyang) (Tianbao was changed to County and renamed Xiangzhou, Gan Yuan). The first year of Xuanhe (1 1 19) belonged to Xiangyang Prefecture, southwest of Beijing. In the fifth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 135), "one province entered Xiangyang", and the county jurisdiction expanded to the north of Hanshui River, still belonging to Xiangyang Prefecture. Hongwu nine years (1376), under Xiangyang Prefecture, Huguang Propaganda and Deployment Department. 1643 65438+ October (December 15th year of Chongzhen), Li Zicheng once renamed Xiangyang as Xiang Jing. The Qing Dynasty belonged to Xiangyang Prefecture, Hubei Province. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was subordinate to the Xiangyang Commissioner's Office of Hubei Province (renamed Xiangyang Revolutionary Committee in August 1968 and Xiangyang Administrative Office in August 1978). 1983 10, the cities merged, and Xiangyang County was subordinate to Xiangfan City, Hubei Province. 1In August, 992, the resident of Xiangyang County People's Government was moved from Xiangfan City to zhang wan Town, Xiangyang County.

Shouyang County (Yangzhou Branch Office)

Shouchun, Shouyang and Shouzhou were called in ancient times and were under the jurisdiction of states, prefectures, prefectures and counties. It belonged to Huaiyi tribe in ancient times, Yangzhou in summer, Zhou in Shang dynasty, Chu in Spring and Autumn period, and Chu capital in the late Warring States period. Shouchunyi (county-level) was established in Qin Dynasty, which was administered by Jiujiang County. In the 16th year of Emperor Wendi (158), Jiujiang County was changed to Huainan in Lu 'an, and Shouchunyi was the capital of Huainan. In the first year of Yuanshou (BC 122), Huainan was ruled by Shouchunyi except Jiujiang County. Wang Mang usurped the government and changed Jiujiang County to Yanping County, and Shouchunyi was under the jurisdiction of Yanping County. In the first year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 years), Shouchun Town (which still governs Chengguan Town) was officially called Shouchun County. In September of the first year of Zhanghe (84), Renzi abandoned Jiujiang County to build Fuling, and Shouchun County was the capital. In the first year of Xingping (194), Yuan Shu was established here, and the abolished Fuling Kingdom was Huainan County, and Shouchun County was under Huainan County. In the fourth year of Jian 'an (199), it was renamed Jiujiang County, and Shouchun was ruled by the county. After the Han Dynasty, Xian Di named Cao Caozi Cao Biaozhou in the spring and changed the county to Houguo. In the second year of Cao Wei and Huang Chu (22 1), Jiujiang County was changed to Cao Yong Huainan Principality (later Kingdom), and Shouchun County was the capital. In four years, the country was divided into Huainan County (still governing Shouchun). In the sixth year of Taihe (232), Huainan County was changed to Cao Biao Chu State, and Shouchun County was the capital. In the first year of Jiaping (249), Huainan County was restored and Shouchun was ruled by the county. In the tenth year of Taikang (289), Sima Yun changed Huainan County to Huainan Kingdom and still took Shouchun as its capital. In August of the first year of Yongtai (300 years), Huainan was divided into counties (still governing Shouchun). In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was renamed Shouyang County in order to avoid the taboo of Zheng Hou Achun (still governing the city of Shouxian County, Anhui Province). In the eighth year of Taiyuan (383), Shouyang County was abolished and overseas Chinese settled in Suiyang County. In November of the first year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (579), Yangzhou was rebuilt (Shouchun was still ruled) and Huainan County was restored. Among them, Shouchun County (still under the jurisdiction of Chengguan Town) is under the jurisdiction of states and counties. In the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (583), the county was merged into the city, Huainan county was changed to Shouzhou, and Shouchun county was ruled by the county. In April of the third year of Daye (607), Shouzhou was changed to Huainan County (still governing Shouchun), and in the third year of Tang Wude (620), Huainan County was changed to Shouzhou (still governing Shouchun, now Chengguan Town). In September of the second year of Hongwu (1369), Shouzhou was promoted to Zhili (Shouchun still ruled). In February of four years, Shouzhou was reduced to a scattered state, and Shouchun County was abolished and merged into Shouzhou (which still governs Chengguan Town). According to the Ming system in the early Qing dynasty. 19 12 change Shouzhou to Shouxian. 1949 65438+ 10/0/7 Shouxian was liberated. It has successively belonged to Lu 'an area, Lu 'an area and Lu 'an city.

Guzang County (Liangzhou Branch Office)

Formerly known as Gaizang, it was built by Xiongnu and later called Guzang. The city is dragon-shaped, so it is also called "Wolong City". The ancient Tibetan county was established in the Western Han Dynasty and was placed under Wuwei County. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Wuwei County. Because the Han, Qiang and Xiongnu nationalities live together and are located in the main road of communication between China and the West, it soon became a rich city in Hexi. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Wei set Liangzhou, and ancient Tibet ruled the land, which was the beginning of ancient Tibetan governance of Liangzhou. In the first year of Yongning in the Western Jin Dynasty (30 1), Zhang Gui was the secretariat of Liangzhou, and the state was ruled by ancient Tibet. After the death of the Western Jin Dynasty, it was the former cool capital, and four cities were built outside the original city, which was rich in humanities and prosperous in economy. In the first year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (376), the former Qin Dynasty destroyed the former beam and set up an ancient collection in Cishi Town, Liangzhou. More than 7,000 friends moved to Guanzhong. In ten years, Lu Guang called Liangzhou secretariat according to this, which was built the following year, cooled down later, and established the country through solid hiding. In the second year of Jin Dynasty (406), Tutan, the king of Nanliang, was appointed as the secretariat of Liangzhou by Yao Xing, the late Qin Dynasty, and moved to Nanliang from Ledu in four years. Soon, Qu Mengxun, the king of Beiliang, rode 30,000 troops to conquer ancient Tibet, and moved his capital from Zhangye to Beiliang in eight years to build a giant Buddha in Tiantai Mountain in the south of the city. In the 16th year of Song Yuanjia (439), Beiliang fell to the Northern Wei Dynasty, and there were more than 200,000 households in Weishou Guzang County, and Guzang County was changed to Linzhong County, still under the jurisdiction of Wuwei County. During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the former cool, the later cool, the southern cool, the northern cool and the early Tang cool all established their capitals here. This is Liangzhou District, Wuwei City.

Luoxian County (Yizhou Branch Office)

In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1 BC), the county was founded, belonging to Guanghan County. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty (BC 106), he ruled Yizhou. In the first year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 25), he ruled Guanghan County and Yizhou. Yizhou moved to Chengdu in the first year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (194). In the first year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (58 1), Guanghan County was abolished and Luoxian County was directly under Yizhou. In the second year of Daye (607), Luo County belonged to Shu County. In 6 18 AD, Tangba County was a state, and Luojun was an Yizhou. In 686, Wu Zetian established Hanzhou in Luoxian County, and Luoxian County was ruled by the state. In the first year of Yuan Zhongtong (1260), Luoxian County was abolished, and the original Luoxian County was directly under the jurisdiction of Hanzhou. 136 1 year, Daxia state was established in the earthquake of Ming Dynasty, and the organizational system of Luoxian county was restored. In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1), Zhu Yuanzhang destroyed Daxia and abandoned Luoxian County, which was still under the direct control of Hanzhou. In the 26th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1687), Hanzhou was reduced to a single state with no county. 19 13 was changed to Guanghan county, named after Guanghan county. After the founding of New China, Guanghan County was still established. 1988 Approved by the State Council, the county was withdrawn to build the city, and the municipal government was stationed in Luocheng.

Guangxin County (Jiaozhou Branch Office)

It is the capital of Jiaozhou in Han Dynasty, located in Wuzhou, Guangxi and Fengkai, Guangdong. In recent years, experts and scholars have confirmed that since 106 BC, Guangxin, as the political, economic and cultural center of Lingnan, has been known as the "ancient capital of Lingnan" for more than 300 years, and is the earliest birthplace of Lingnan culture and Cantonese. In the sixth year of Ding Yuan, Guangxin established a county. At that time, it was only Pingnan Guangdong, which meant that it was appropriate to spread goodwill and trust in Guangdong. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng (BC 106), the secretariat of Jiao Jiao, which was in charge of nine counties in Lingnan, was located in Guangxin, belonging to Cangwu County, and became the capital and political, economic and cultural center of South China. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it once moved to Long Bian, Jiao Jiao. After 309 AD, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty set up Jiaozhou, and moved Jiaozhou Animal Husbandry and Jiaozhou Animal Husbandry back to Guangxin, located in Cangwu County. Gu Guangxin was the capital of Lingnan twice, because he was located in a transportation hub and in a moderate position, which was the intersection of ancient north-south transportation and Chinese and foreign transportation. Cangwu County is located in the center of the territory of Guangdong and Guangxi today, and its jurisdiction is equivalent to Wuzhou, Zhaoqing and Hezhou today. Gui Jiang (Lishui) in the north is connected with the Yangtze River system via Lingqu and Xiangjiang River. The mainstream of the Pearl River, Xijiang, the mother river of Lingnan across Guangdong and Guangxi, passes through the county seat. Guangxin, the capital of South China, is obviously very important. Later, Guangxin was called Guangxi in the west and Guangdong in the east, hence the name Guangdong. In the second year of Jin Yuanxi (420), Guangxin County was divided into two parts: Xingxian County. In the third year of Song Yuanjia (426), Yang County was enfeoffed and established. Tian Liang Prison (502-5 19) was divided into Liangxin County and Guangxin County; Ordinary four years (523), and set up into a state, two new counties are not under the jurisdiction of the county. In the tenth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (590), Liangxin County was abandoned and changed to an unsealed state. 1949165438+1October 6th, Kaijian County was liberated. In the same year165438+1October 23rd, the whole territory of Fengchuan County was liberated. 195 1 At the end of March, Fengchuan and Kaijian will work together. The location is in Toyokawa Prefecture. 1953 65438+1At the end of October, the original two counties will be restored. 1958 In May, Fengchuan and Kaijian counties were juxtaposed again, and the county ruled the estuary. 1 985165438+1October1,and the two counties were separated again. Kaijian County and Huaiji County were merged into Huaijian County (1renamed Huaiji in June, 959), and Huaicheng was the county seat; Fengchuan County and Deqing County were merged into Defeng County, and the estuary was initially established. It was moved to Decheng in 1959. 196 1 April, Fengchuan was separated from Defeng County, built from Huaiji County, set up county system, and set up the land of the river mouth.

Chang 'an County (Zhou Yong Branch)

Xianyang County was established in Qin Xiaogong in 12 (the first 350 years), and Chang 'an County was abandoned in the fifth year of the Western Han Dynasty (the first 202 years). Chang 'an was named after Qin Chang 'an. In the 7th year of Emperor Gaozu (the first 200 years), he moved from Liyang to Chang 'an, and returned to Jingzhao County in the early years of Taiyuan (before 104). The county government is located at Hengmen in the northwest of Chang 'an (now north of Liucunbao, weiyang district). At this time, the jurisdiction of Chang 'an is basically all of today's Xi Chang 'an City, northwest Chang 'an, Weiyang West District and Yanta District. At that time, the east-west length was 14 km, and the north-south length was16,5 km. Baling County, Feng Ming County and Duxian County in the south, Huxian County in the west, Weicheng County in the northwest and Changling County in the north. In the first year of the founding of the People's Republic of China (the first nine years), Wang Mang changed Chang 'an County to Chang 'an County. Liu Xuan restored the name of Chang 'an County in the first year (AD 23). In the first year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (190), Dong Zhuo forced Xian Di to move to Chang 'an. Cao Wei and Chang 'an County in the Western Jin Dynasty both belonged to Jingzhao County. After the Qin Dynasty, Chang 'an County was changed to Chang 'an County. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the county name of Chang 'an County was restored again. In the first year of Kaiping in Hou Liang, Chang 'an County was changed to Da 'an County, which was located in Xizhen (now Xiguan District of Xi City). In the first year of Tongguang in the later Tang Dynasty (923), the county name of Chang 'an County was restored, and it has not changed since then. 1928, Xi municipal government was established, which was transferred to Xi' an by the city and Chang' an county. 1930, Xi municipal government was abolished, the original land was still under the jurisdiction of Chang 'an, and Chengguan District of Chang 'an County was established to manage the chengguan administration of Xi City. 1942, Xi' an administrative office was established, and Xi' an was established again the following year. The area of Chengguan and its surrounding towns was included in Xi' an, with an area of 230 square kilometers. 1949 On May 20th, Chang 'an was liberated, and the county government was established on June 3rd. The government is located in Ji 'an and belongs to Xianyang District of Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region. On June 6th, the county government moved to Quwei Town, on June 3rd 13, the county government was stationed in Daxing Temple, and on July 6th 16, it moved to Qu Wei again. On June 2nd, 2002, the State Council approved the establishment of Xi 'an District.

Xiangping County (Pingzhou Branch Office)

During the Warring States period, Yan attacked and broke the East Lake, but the East Lake was thousands of miles away. Xiangping County is established and is under the jurisdiction of Liaodong County. After the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was chaos in the Central Plains. Gongsun Du, the governor of Liaodong, took the opportunity to stand on his own feet, calling himself Hou of Liaodong, called Pingzhou Pastoral, and took Xiangping County as Pingzhou and Liaodong County. In 238 AD (the second year of Wei Jingchu), Sima Yi destroyed the Gongsun family, Liaodong County was incorporated into the territory of Wei State, and a captain of Dongyi was established in Xiangping. In the tenth year of Taishi (AD 274), Emperor Wu of Jin resumed Pingzhou County. In the third year of Yuan Xing in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 404), Goguryeo defeated Houyan, captured Xiangping, appropriated it to Liaodong, abandoned Xiangping County and renamed it Liaodong City. After Tang Gaozong recovered Liaodong, it set up Liaocheng Prefecture in Liaoyang City today. In the thirteenth year of Emperor Taizong of Liao Dynasty (in fact, it was 938, the first year of the same year), "Nanjing changed to Tokyo, and the government called Liaoyang". The name of Liaoyang in Liao Dynasty was named after the name of Liaoyang in Tang poetry. In the tenth year of Qing Shunzhi (1653), Liaoyang prefecture and Liaoyang county were established. In the third year of Kangxi (1664), the county was promoted to a state. In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), Liaoyang prefecture was changed to Liaoyang county. 1949, People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, divided into cities and counties, and was under the jurisdiction of Liaodong province. 1959 Liaoyang county was merged into Liaoyang city and placed under the leadership of Anshan city. 196 1 year, Liaoyang county was restored and divided into cities and counties, which were under the jurisdiction of Anshan city. 1968 cities and counties merged and belonged to Anshan city. 1980 Restore Liaoyang County. Now it is a county under the jurisdiction of Liaoyang City.

Mianyang County (Liangzhou Branch Office)

In the Western Han Dynasty, Juxian County was located on the Qushui River (now Chadian Town) and belonged to Wudu County. Biyang County is located in Jiuzhoupu Village, Gao Chao Township, Hanzhong County. In the Han Dynasty, the patriarch set up an altar in Mianyang as the king of Hanzhong, and Zhuge Liang led all the troops to Hanzhong and stationed in Mianyang, that is, the Sui Dynasty was abolished, so the old city is now in the southeast of Mianxian County, Shaanxi Province. In the fifteenth year of Taiyuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 390), Juxian County was abolished. In the second year of Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 505), Huayang County was located in the southeast of Mian County near the junction of Fuchuan and Huashan in Nanzheng County, and Huayang County was also here. In the third year of Yanchang (AD 5 14), the west of Mianyang was located in today's Tongqianba village, and all three counties belonged to Huayang County. In the first year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 58 1), Mianyang was abandoned and moved to Wuhou Town, and Huayang was abandoned in three years. In the second year of Daye (AD 606), Gezhong County was changed to Xixi County, which belonged to Hanchuan County. During the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Baocheng County moved to Baocheng Village, Hongmiao Township. In the eighth year of Yuan Xianzong (1258), Duoshui County was established in the old state of Gao Chao Township, and it was kept in the western county. In the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1370), Feiduo Narcissus was under the jurisdiction of Mianzhou, and in the fourth year, it ruled Gukou (now Wuhou Town) in western Guizhou. The state was named after water (Mianshui was called Hanshui in ancient times) and belonged to Hanzhong County. 19 12 The waste state is Mian County. 1September, 964, with the approval of the State Council, Mian was changed to Mian County. The residence of the local government magistrate/county magistrate in China in the old days; Equivalent to the current county government resident; Some county offices are directly called "Chengguan Town" by the people.