Which city does Qixian belong to?

Qixian County, Henan Province belongs to Kaifeng City.

Qixian County, Henan Province is a county under the jurisdiction of Kaifeng City. It is located in the eastern Henan Plain, bordering Suixian County of Shangqiu City in the east, Taikang County of Zhoukou City in the south, Xiangfu District and Tongxu County of Kaifeng City in the west, and lankao county of Kaifeng City and Minquan County of Shangqiu City in the north. County * * * governs 1 street, 7 towns and 13 townships, with a total area of 1243 square kilometers.

Qixian county is well-developed in agriculture, producing rich agricultural products and enjoying the reputation of "the granary of the Central Plains". The tourist attractions in Qixian County include Tiger Hill Temple, Confucius Temple in Qixian County, Dayun Temple Tower, Bell and Drum Tower in Qixian County, Chenfulou, Lutaigang Ancient Culture Site and so on. Qixian specialty includes Qixian garlic, Qixian wickerwork, Qixian mashed sweet potatoes, Qixian pickles, Qixian steamed buns and Qixian pickled carrots.

The development of history

The history of Qi can be traced back to the early summer. On the western weekend, the state of Qi was destroyed by the Song Dynasty. In the 11th year of Duke Wu of Qi (740 BC), Qi moved its capital from Qiu Yong (now Qixian County, Henan Province) to the Chunyu area between Qi and Lu, and rebuilt Qi, which was destroyed by Chu in 445 BC.

Qixian County, called "Qiu Yong" in ancient times, is the capital of Qi. Qi founded the country here 1000 years ago, leaving many cultural footprints. There are many Xia, Shang and Zhou cultural deposits in Qixian County. There are many Lius in Qixian County, and the Xia and Shang Dynasties were the ancient countries of the Central Plains, and the Western Zhou Dynasty was called Qi State. Qin began to set up Qiu Yong County.

The Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Sui Dynasty all survived. In the first year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 627), Waihuang County merged with Xicheng County, which was still called Qiu Yong County. In the fifth year of Tianfu in Jin Dynasty (AD 938), it was renamed Qixian County. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Qiu Yong changed his name. Song Dynasty moved south, 1 162, and Jin Wanyan was renamed Qixian County.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Qixian County