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Was Chengcheng County a barbarian land or a minority area in ancient times?

Not a barbarian area ~ ~

In 446, in the seventh year of the Northern Wei Taiping Army, the county was established, named after the county town Xihe Chengquan, and the county government set up this site.

According to Shang Yu Shu Gong, it was before the legendary Yongzhou Zhou.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Jin, namely the Northern Expedition (now pucheng county Refuge Fort), Wang Guan (now Juancun West) and Chengcheng County in the suburbs. In the second year of the king (before 6 17), the state of Qin conquered Jin and made a northern expedition. The Warring States belonged to Wei at the beginning. Qin contended with Wei, then returned to Qin and turned to Chongquan (now Pucheng). The Qin Dynasty (22 1-206) was located in Beizheng County and belonged to the internal history.

During the Chu-Han dispute, it belonged to Serbia and was classified as Chongquan. In the first year of Emperor Gaudi in the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC), it belonged to Shang He County after the elimination of the Han Dynasty. Nine years (before 198) is a civil history. In the second year of Jingdi (before 155), it was relocated to Beizheng County, and later renamed Zhengxian County, which belongs to Zuowen History. In the first year of Taichu (before 104), it belonged to Zuo Fengyi. Xin Mang changed Sanfu to Liuwei County and Pan-love, and returned it to Doctor Wei.

After Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty established Du Dong (25 years), Pan Ai was abolished and its jurisdiction was merged into Heyang (once said to be merged into Chongquan).

The Three Kingdoms Cao Wei (220-265) belongs to Fengyi County, Yongzhou.

The Western Jin Dynasty (265-3 16) belonged to Cao Wei.

Chengcheng County was established in the seventh year of Taiping Zhenjun in the Northern Wei Dynasty (446), which governed Chengcheng, Wuquan and Sanmen counties (Wuquan and Sanmen were located in the west and south of Chengcheng County respectively). The three counties were originally Heyang County). Emperor Xiaowen 10 (486) added Miyagi (now Heyang County) and Nanwuquan (now Chaoyi Town, Dali County) as counties. In the 11th year of Taihe (487), Chengcheng County was changed to Huazhou.

In the sixth year of the Western Wei Dynasty (540), Nanwuquan County was renamed Chaoyi. In 554, the emperor was abolished for three years, and Chengcheng County belonged to the same state.

In the second year of Ming Di in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (558), Wuquan and Sanmen counties were abolished and their jurisdiction was merged into Chengcheng County.

In the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (583), Chengcheng County was abolished. In the third year of Daye (607), Chengcheng County belonged to Fengyi County.

In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Changning County was established in Changning Henan (now west of Luocheng Village), and it was revoked in the eighth year of Zhenguan (634). The affiliation of Chengcheng County changes with the name of Dao, Zhou and County. The first year of Zhenguan (627) belonged to Guannei Road; In the 21st year of Kaiyuan (733), it belonged to Gyeonggi Province; In the first year of Tianbao (742), it belonged to Fengyi County; In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), it belonged to the same state. In the fourth year of Changqing (824), Fudao Township of Chengcheng County (now the west of the county seat) was placed under Fengxian County (now pucheng county).

In the first year of Kaiping in the Five Dynasties (907), it belonged to a house in the river. In the first year of Tongguang in the later Tang Dynasty (923), it belonged to the same state.

At the end of Yuan Feng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1085), it belonged to the same state of Yongxing Army Road.

Jinhuangtong for two years (1 142) belongs to Jingzhaofu Road.

Yuan (1271-1368) belongs to Shanxi province, and successively belongs to Anxi Road and Fengyuan Road.

In the ninth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1376), it belonged to the same state as Xi 'an Prefecture entrusted by Shaanxi Province and other places.

The Qing Dynasty (1664—1911) belonged to Tongzhou Road in Shaanxi Province.

In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), it belonged to Guanzhong Road in Shaanxi. During the Republic of China15-17 (1926-1928), there was no one to rely on because of the warlords' melee. 22 years (1933) directly under the provincial government. In 28 years (1939), it belonged to the eighth administrative supervision area (under the jurisdiction of Dali). 1948165438+1On October 27th, China People's Liberation Army liberated the whole territory of Chengcheng, which belongs to Huanglong District of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region. 1949 belongs to Dali district. 1950, Dali was abolished and returned to Weinan. 1956 10 was changed to provincial jurisdiction. 1958 to 65438+February, the organizational system of Chengcheng County was abolished, and Wei Zhaung, Yaozhu, Yeshan and Si Qian were placed under Dali County, and the rest were merged into pucheng county. 196 1 September, the county system was restored, and the areas included in Dali and Pucheng belonged to Chengcheng, belonging to Weinan area.

Chengcheng arches in front of the original hill, and the mountain grows in the back. The terrain is complex, and the geographical position of Chengcheng County is dangerous, which is a strategic place to defend the enemy in past dynasties. Wuqi stationed troops here, Guo Ziyi led the troops to revolt, Li Zicheng fought against officers and soldiers, and the Northwest Field Army led by Wang Zhen fought bloody battles, all of which left deep footprints on the ancient emblem. Here, the soil is thick and the water is clear, the wind is beautiful and vulgar, the beam garden is undulating and the mountains and rivers are magnificent. Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty built a palace, and Wei Zhi, a famous Tang Dynasty, was sealed here. There used to be "Eight Scenes of Chengcheng" in history, but now it is even better: Tiger hoof mountain, surrounded by green trees and cypresses; Longshouba Lake is full of light, snow and waves; The big market is antique and tourists are woven; Le Lou echoes the city tower and lives in the county seat.