Administrative divisions of Zherong County

In the early days of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Zherong County People's Government established 1 Shuangcheng Town and the first (Fuxi) and second (Shixian) districts, which were temporarily compiled according to the old Baojia system and implemented the New Deal.

1950 65438+ 10, Shuangcheng Town was cancelled, and the county was divided into three districts. In June, the old Baojia system was abolished, a democratic government was established, and a township government was established. The county is divided into three districts and governs 24 townships.

1 April 1952, the land reform was completed, and the county was divided into 3 districts,1town, 35 townships.

1 September 1954, the county was reorganized into three districts,1town, 43 townships.

1955 cancel a district office, and the 1 town and 15 township under its jurisdiction are directly led by the county; The second district was renamed Fuxi District; The third district was renamed Junping District, and the original district office was moved from Shixian to Junping.

1 In April, 1956, the original 1 Town 43 township in the county was reorganized into1Town 30 township.

1August, 956, the organizational system of Zherong County was revoked and the whole territory was merged into Fuan County. The original (Zherong) County Zhiguan 1 Town 1 1 Township and the nine townships under the jurisdiction of Junping District merged to form Zherong District, and the district office was located in Xiacheng. The names of Fuxi District and its towns and villages remain unchanged.

1 In August, 1958, Fuxi District and Zherong District merged, and the original jurisdiction of the two districts was 1 Town 30 Township, and it was adjusted to1Town 8 Township.

1958 10, implement the "commune" management system, and establish a rural people's commune that integrates politics and society. The original Zherong District was rebuilt to form the Zherong Rural People's Commune Alliance in Fu 'an County, which has jurisdiction over four rural people's communes (hereinafter referred to as communes, the same below) and 42 production brigades.

1959 12, Qiyang commune merged with Zherong commune.

1960, Fuxi commune added two production brigades, Dongxi and Zhang Shan.

196 1 July, the commune system was decentralized and the district organizational system was restored. The original three communes were changed into three districts, namely Zherong, Fuxi and Junping. Forty-four production brigades originally belonging to communes were reorganized into 23 people's communes (small communes for short), and 1 Shuangcheng Town was set up in Zherong District to deal with non-agricultural population affairs. 65438+1 October 65438+May, Zherong county system was restored, and it still governs 3 districts,1town and 23 communes. The original Zherong District was renamed as a suburb (the district office moved from the city center to Qianshan).

1964, Shuangcheng Town and Xincheng Commune in the suburbs merged to form Chengguan Town and Chengguan Commune, with two brands and one team.

February 1965, the withdrawal area will be merged. Twenty-three communes (towns) were merged into eight communes, with 83 brigades under their jurisdiction.

1966, dongyuan commune added 1 foreign brigade (separated from dongyuan brigade).

1July, 970, the organizational system of Zherong County was revoked again, and seven communes including Chengguan, Dongyuan, Fuxi, Huangbai, Zhaizhong, Junping and Yingshan were merged into Fuan County (after the merger, Chengguan Commune was renamed Zherong Commune); Zayang Commune is under the jurisdiction of Fuding County 1 1 Brigade.

1972, Yingshan Commune added 1 brigade in Tiantouyang.

1973, Huangbai Commune added 1 brigade to Xia Ping.

On March 1975 and 15, Zherong County resumed its organizational system, which was originally under the jurisdiction of Fu 'an and Fuding, and all of them were under Zherong. At the same time, during the revocation of Zherong County, Tantou Commune in Fu 'an County was placed under the jurisdiction of Huangbai Commune, and it was also placed under the jurisdiction of Zherong County. Zherong Commune during the withdrawal of the county was restored to Chengguan Commune after the county was restored. At this point, the county * * * governs 8 communes and 86 brigades.

In July, two brigades, Chawan (separated from Wan Li Brigade) and Xielingwei (separated from Jinjiayang Brigade), were added to Junping Commune. Yingshan Commune and Shangyang Brigade were renamed Fengyang Brigade. County * * * governs 88 brigades.

On August 1980 and 16, Chengguan Commune separated four brigades, namely, North Street, South Street, Xiping and Shangcheng, and resumed the establishment of the county-owned Chengguan Town. The former Chengguan Commune was renamed Suburban Commune, and the Xianshan Brigade of Zhayang Commune, Jinjiayang Brigade of Junping Commune and Xielingwei Brigade were placed under the jurisdiction of Suburban Commune.

In 65438+February, the Revolutionary Committee of the People's Commune and the Revolutionary Leading Group of the Brigade were abolished, and the Management Committee of the People's Commune and the Brigade was restored.

198 1 year, Huangbai commune added 1 brigade (separated from Huangbai brigade). Former He Qian County * * * governs 1 14 Brigade. In a.d. 165438+ 10, Chengguan Town was restored to its original name of Shuangcheng Town.

198410123 October, the real administrative institutions were separated, the township organizational system was restored, and the township (town) people's governments and villagers' committees were rebuilt. County * * * governs 9 townships (towns), 3 streets and 1 14 administrative villages. The administrative divisions remain unchanged until the end of 1990.

In 2003, Zherong County governed 2 towns and 7 townships: Shuangcheng Town, Fuxi Town, Suburban Township, Zhayang Township, Dongyuan Township, Huangbai Township, Zhazhong Township, Junping Township and Yingshan Township. At the end of 2003, the registered population was 1005438+00000, of which 25500 were non-agricultural.