Administrative divisions of Jilin Province

Administrative divisions of Jilin Province: Jilin Province has jurisdiction over 8 prefecture-level cities (of which Changchun is a sub-provincial city), 1 autonomous prefecture, 2 1 municipal district, 20 county-level cities, 16 counties, 3 autonomous counties and Changchun as the capital.

Changchun City: Nanguan District, Kuancheng District, Chaoyang District, Erdao District, Luyuan District, Shuangyang District, Jiutai District, Nongan County, yushu city, dehui city and Gongzhuling City.

Jilin City: Changyi District, Longtan District, Chuanying District, Fengman District, Yongji County, jiaohe city, huadian city, shulan city and panshi city.

Siping City: Tiexi District, tiedong district, Lishu County, Yitong Manchu Autonomous County and shuangliao city.

Liaoyuan City: Longshan District, Xi District, Dongfeng County and dongliao county.

Tonghua City: Dongchang District, Erdaojiang District, Tonghua County, huinan county, Liuhe County, meihekou city and Ji 'an City.

Baishan city: Hunjiang District, Jiangyuan District, Fusong County, Jingyu County, Changbai Korean Autonomous County and Linjiang City.

Songyuan City: ningjiang district, Qianguoerluosi Mongolian Autonomous County, Changling County, Gan 'an County and Fuyu City.

Baicheng City: Taobei District, Zhenlai County, Tongyu County, taonan city and Da 'an City.

Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture: Yanji, Tumen, Dunhua, Hunchun, Longjing, helong city, Wangqing and Antu.

Historical evolution of Jilin

As early as ancient times, Jilin was inhabited. The immortal cave, elm people, Antu people and Qingshantou people in Shoushan, which appeared about 50,000 ~ 65,438+0,000 years ago, are important symbols of the formation of ancient human civilization in Jilin.

From Shun and Yu to Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, the ancient nationalities in Jilin Province began to establish subordinate relations with the Central Plains Dynasty and gradually became an important part of the Chinese nation. They said, "I am cautious, Yan and Hao, and I am from the north." During this period, local governments such as Sushen, Fan Zhen, Donghu, Shanrong and Fuyu were established one after another, and Yan put Erlong Lake Ancient City and Fan Zhen Barrier under its jurisdiction. And the Great Wall of Jilin Yan was built in Liaodong County.

In the third year of Han Yuanfeng (BC 108), Xuantu County was established in Manchuria, which governed the southeast of Jilin Province. Cities and counties such as Changbai, Tumen, Dunhua, Helong, Wangqing, Longjing, Hunchun and Yanji in the east and south belong to Canghai County, Lintao County and Lelang County successively. Tonghua, Ji 'an, Meihekou, Jingyu, Baishan and other cities and counties successively belong to Fan Zhen County and Xuantu County. This is the beginning of Jilin's inclusion in the administrative system of the Central Plains Dynasty.