The Historical Evolution of Shao Wu

In the third year of Wu Yong 'an in the Three Kingdoms (260), Wu Zhusun resigned and set up Jian 'an County and Zhaowu Town, which was later promoted to Zhaowu County. In the first year of Yuankang in the Western Jin Dynasty (29 1), Sima Zhong changed the name of Hui Di to Shaowu County to avoid taboo ancestor Si Mazhao. At that time, Jian 'an County was under the jurisdiction of Jiangzhou. In the first year of Taining in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (323), Shaowu County was changed to Zhaoyang County (one was Wuyang). In the first year of Liu Yong's early reign in the Southern Dynasties (420), it was changed to Shaowu County, still belonging to Jian 'an County. Nine years of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (589). Counties and counties across the country were abolished, and Shaowu was transferred to Quanzhou (now Fuzhou). In the 12th year (592), Shaowu County was restored, and Suicheng County (now Taining County) was merged into Shaowu. Shaowu County belonged to Fuzhou at that time. In the first year of Daye (605), Fuzhou was changed to Linchuan County, and Shaowu belonged to Linchuan County.

In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1), the city broke away from Shaowu and became a county again, with Shaowu as a state. The first year of Zhenguan (627). Jianzhou is under the jurisdiction of Jiangnan Road. The first year of Tianfu at the end of Jin Dynasty (936). Change Shaowu County to Zhaowu County. In the first year of Ganyou in the later Han Dynasty (948), Zhaowu County was changed to Shaowu County.

In the fourth year of Song Taiping's revival (979), Shaowu set up an army, and the county was ruled by the army, which was under the jurisdiction of Fujian Road. In the same year, Shaowu Chae Yeon Town was designated as Guangze County.

In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (1276), Shao Wujun was changed to Shaowu Road, and the county was governed by the road, which was under the jurisdiction of Fujian Road.

In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), Shaowu Road was changed to Shaowufu, which was administered by the county, and was under the jurisdiction of Fujian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The clear affiliation remains unchanged.

In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), it was abandoned as a county, belonging to Jian 'an Road in Fujian Province. 16 years, Fujian Province directly administered abandoned roads. In 23 years, Shaowu was the ninth administrative supervision area. In September, 2004, it belonged to the third administrative supervision area.

1949 In May, Shaowu County was subordinate to Jianyang District, Fujian Province. 1956 Jianyang area was changed to Nanping area, belonging to it. 1970 was renamed Jianyang area and belongs to this area. In June 1983, 10, the county was changed to the city. 1988 Jianyang area was changed to Nanping area, belonging to it.

1In September, 1994, the State Council approved the cancellation of Nanping District Administrative Office and the establishment of prefecture-level cities.

1990, Shaowu has jurisdiction over 4 sub-district offices, 2 towns, 13 townships, and *** 19 townships (towns) and streets, namely Zhaoyang, Tongtai, Shuibei and Shaikou sub-district offices, Nakou, heping town, suburbs, Shuibei and Tun.

1July, 1992, two township institutions, Shuibei and Dabugang, were abolished, and Shuibei Town and Dabugang Town were established respectively, with the jurisdiction and government residence unchanged. In June of the same year, 5438+065438+ 10, two townships, Hongdun and Yanshan, were abolished, and Hongdun Town and Yanshan Town were established respectively, with the jurisdiction and government residence unchanged.

1994 1 1, abolish the rural organizational system and set up suburban towns, with the jurisdiction and government residence unchanged. Cancel Tunshang Township and set up Xiasha Town. The original administrative area of Tunshang Township was Xiasha Town, and the town government was stationed in Xiasha.

1March, 1996, two township organizations, Minmin and Xiaojiafang, were abolished and established as Minzhen and Xiaojiafang respectively, with the jurisdiction and government residence unchanged.

In June 2000, Dazhu Township was abolished and Dazhu Town was established, and the jurisdiction and government residence remained unchanged. In July of the same year, Wujiatang Farm was restructured and established, with Wujiatang Township and Wujiatang Farm as administrative regions and Wujiatang as the resident of the town government.

By the end of 2005, Shaowu had four sub-district offices, 12 towns and 3 townships, with a total of 132 administrative villages and 36 neighborhood committees.