Xingyang County: Founded in Qin Dynasty, it was located in Yuanyang City, Henan Province. During the Western Han Dynasty, it was located in the northeast of Xingyang City, Henan Province. During the Three Kingdoms period, in the third year (AD 242), Cao Weiguo was divided into Henan County and changed to Xingyang County, Henan Province. At that time, it governed the south of the Yellow River in Henan Province, from Xingyang County to Zhuxian Town, including eight counties including Kaifeng City and Zhengzhou City. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, he moved to Xingyang County today. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Beiqi was changed to an elevation county. Sui and Tang Dynasties were Xingyang County, Zhengzhou.

Wuling County: Changde City, Hunan Province. Changde has a long history. In 300,000 BC, primitive people lived and lived in the plains and mountains of the Yuan and Li river basins. More than 40 paleolithic remains have been found in Nan Li Township, Zhanggongmiao Town, Yaopo Township, Guanxi Town, Dingcheng District, Shi Gang and other places in the lower reaches of Shimen West Water. The stone tools excavated include stone chips, stone hammers, stone balls, sharp objects, choppers, etc. Primitive people used these primitive tools to collect fruits and hunt wild animals. In the 30th year of King Xiang of Qin (in the 22nd year of King Xiang of Chu, in 277 BC), the prefect of Shu County of Qin State took Wujun and Jiangnan as the counties in central Guizhou, and built a project to defend it in the east of Changde City. Changde has a city. Since then, it has a history of more than 2200 years. Historically known as Wuling, Langzhou and Dingcheng, it was once the land of seven dynasties' county administration, seven dynasties' military administration and seven dynasties' feudalism, and its jurisdiction reached as far as northwest Hunan, southwest Hubei, northeast Guizhou and northeast Guangxi, and it was known as "the lips and teeth of western Chu" and "the throat of Guizhou". During the Qin Dynasty, Changde belonged to Qianzhong County, and the county government was located in Linyuan County. When Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty took the meaning of "Zhi Ge is Wu and Gao Ping is Ling", he changed the county in central Guizhou to Wuling County, which belongs to Jingzhou Secretariat Department. During the reign of Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wuling County was restored. In the 26th year of Jianwu (AD 50), the county government moved from Yiling (now Pu Shu, Hunan) to Linyuan County. Hanyang Jia three years (AD 134), Jingzhou Cishi moved to Suoxian (now Duangangtou Town Ruins Village, Dingcheng District, Changde, Hunan). During the Three Kingdoms period, Changde was under the jurisdiction of the State of Wu, and it was still named Wuling County, belonging to Jingzhou. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Changde belonged to Wuling County, Tianmen County and Nanping County. During the Tang Dynasty, Wuling and Lizhou belonged to Jiangnan West Road. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Langzhou was changed to Dingzhou, and Lizhou was changed to Liyang Zhou Jun, both of which belonged to Jinghu North Road. In the seventh year of Song Huizong Zhenghe (A.D.117), Ding Shengfu should be appointed as our envoy of Changde County forever. Changde is quoted from Confucius' The Book of Songs Ya Chang: "It is said that generals should be responsible, soldiers should be trained, and people should not be harsh. This can be a regular method, but there is Changde ",and the name" Changde "began here. In the first year of Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 165), Dingzhou was promoted to Changde House. In the Yuan Dynasty, Changde House and Liyang Zhou Jun were changed to Changde Road and Liyang Road respectively, which belonged to the hub of Huguang Province. Changde House was restored in the early Ming Dynasty, and Liyang Road was changed to Liyang House, both of which belonged to Huguang Chief Secretary and were placed under Shangjing South Road. In the ninth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1376), Liyang Prefecture was reduced to Lizhou. In the seventh year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (AD 1729), Lizhou was promoted to Zhili, and Changde House and Zhili Lizhou belonged to Li Dao of Yue Chang. By the end of Qing Dynasty, Changde had jurisdiction over Wuling, Taoyuan, Longyang and Yuanjiang counties. Zhili Prefecture governs Shimen, Cili, Anxiang, Anfu and Yongding counties. 1949 Hunan was peacefully liberated, and the central people's government set up Changde area, which was located in Changde county. Jurisdiction over Changde, Linli, Lixian, Anxiang, Nanxian, Huarong, Taoyuan, Cili and Shimen. From 65438 to 0950, Changde City was separated from Changde County, and Tianjin was separated from Lixian County. Changde agency is located in Changde city, which governs two cities and nine counties. 1952 Yiyang City and Yiyang, Yuanjiang, Anhua, Hanshou and Taojiang (in Taojiang Town) belonging to the former Yiyang Special Zone are included in Changde Special Zone, which governs three cities and fourteen counties. 1953, Changde, Yiyang and Tianjin were changed to municipalities directly under the central government. 1958 Changde, Yiyang and Tianjin were placed under the leadership of Changde Society. 1959 Changde city handed over to Changde county; Yiyang City is led by Yiyang County; Tianjin is led by Lixian County. 196 1 year Changde City led by Changde County, Yiyang City led by Yiyang County and Jinshi City led by Lixian County were all led by Changde Department. 1962 Yiyang City and six counties including Yiyang, Huarong, Yuanjiang, Nanxian, Anhua and Taojiang were placed under Yiyang District, and Changde District governed two cities and eight counties. 1963 Tianjin was abolished and merged into Lixian county, and Changde area governed one city and eight counties. 1970, Changde Special Zone was renamed Changde Special Zone, located in Changde City, and governed Changde City and eight counties including Changde (in Changde City), Linli, Lixian, Anxiang, Hanshou, Taoyuan, Cili and Shimen. 1979 Tianjin was restored, and Changde area governed two cities and eight counties. 198865438+1October 23rd, the State Council gave an official reply (Guo Han [1988] 18) to cancel Changde area and Changde county, and Changde city was upgraded to a prefecture-level city. Changde City established Wuling District and Dingcheng District. Wuling District includes four towns of Wuling, Doumu Lake, Hefu and Shimenqiao in Changde City and Changde County, and five towns of Danzhou, Kangjiaji, Nanping Gang, Hefu and Luhuoshan. The remaining 36 towns and villages in Changde County are the administrative areas of Dingcheng District. Changde City governs Taoyuan, Shimen, Fengxian, Hanshou, Cili, LAM Raymond and Anxiang. Tianjin is a municipality directly under the provincial government. 1988 April 18, Hunan Provincial People's Government revoked Changde's establishment as a provincial city according to the State Council's reply.

Xiangyang County: In the 13th year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (Wuyin, AD 198), part of Nanjun and part of Nanyang County were located in Xiangyang (now Xiangcheng District of Xiangfan, Hubei Province), and then in Xiangfan City, Nanzhang County, Yicheng County, Dangyang County, Yuan 'an County and Xiangyang (now Xiangcheng District of Xiangfan, Hubei Province) respectively. During the Jin Dynasty, he served as the secretariat of Jingzhou. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the State of Liang was named Nanyong County, and the Western Wei Dynasty changed to Xiangzhou. The Sui Dynasty was changed to Xiangyang County. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1 AD in the fourth year of Xin Dynasty), Li Yuan pacified the queen and changed to Xiangzhou, because the original Sui Dynasty was formerly called Xiangyang, Anyang, Hannan, Yiqing, Nanzhang and Changping. The state is located in Shannan Road and Taiwan Province, and it is unified with 257 states including Guangzhou, Anhui, Anhui, Huangshou. In the fifth year of Tang Wude (Renwu, AD 622), he withdrew from Zhangzhou, belonging to Yin Cheng and Gucheng counties. In the seventh year of Tang Wude (AD 624), the attack on Taiwan was the governor's office, and the governors were Xiang, Deng, Tang, Jun, and Chong. In the first year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (Ding Hai, AD 627), the abandoned state belonged to Jingshan County. In the sixth year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (Renchen, AD 632), the viceroy was abolished. In the eighth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (Wu Jia, AD 634), the abandoned Tanzhou belonged to Daodao and Lexiang counties. They also evacuated from Changping to Xiangyang, from Yin Cheng to Gucheng, from Nanjin to Yiqing, and from Hannan to the main road. In the first year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (Renwu, AD 742), it was changed to Xiangyang County. In the 14th year of Tianbao in Tang Dynasty (B Wei, AD 755), a defense envoy was set up. In the first year of Gan Yuan in the Tang Dynasty (Wu Jia, AD 874), it was restored to Xiangzhou. In the second year of Shang Yuan in Tang Dynasty (Yihai, AD 675), Xiangzhou was appointed as our ambassador, in charge of Xiangzhou, Deng, Jun, Fang, Jin, Shang and other states, and since then he has served as the governor of Shannan East Road. Jurisdiction over Xiangyang, Dengcheng, Gucheng, Yiqing, Nanzhang and Lexiang counties. Later, Xiangyang was ruled by counties, prefectures, prefectures and governments of various dynasties.

The name of a hall

Xingyang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope. Wuling Hall: Building a Hall with Hope. Xiangyang Hall: Building a Hall with Hope.

Overseas Chinese in Song Dynasty. He was particularly talented, inherited his father's mantle and completed the compilation of Water Conservancy Records. His father started from appeasement in Guangdong, presented Wuzhong water conservancy theory to the court, and the court appointed him as Si Nongcheng. Later, the emperor listened to the treacherous court official and dismissed him. After he returned to China, he built irrigation and farmland according to the method written in the book, and gained a bumper harvest a year later. The emperor realized that his method was right, so he resumed his official position.

Sanwutang: a native of Kunshan in the Northern Song Dynasty, whose word is Fu Zheng, was a scholar during Song Jiayou's years and went through the lawsuits of Nong Cheng and Wen. He once wrote the book "Wuzhong Water Conservancy Theory", which recorded in detail the six losses and six gains of Wuzhong water conservancy. He is also the author of Wumen Water Conservancy Book. "Three Wu", the geographical name, takes Wu Jun, and Huiji as Zhu Sanwu. Later generations stand together with their achievements. Liuhe Hall: During the Tang Dynasty, people lived in Liuhe County, where they were officials and could write poems. Wherever they go, they write poems. Later generations thought it was a guild hall, because it was very famous in Liuhe County.