The Historical Evolution of Lu Xian County

Lu Xian County, formerly known as Jiangyang, has a history of more than 265,438+000 years since it was established in the sixth year of the Western Han Dynasty (65,438+035 BC). Lu Xian County was called Luzhou in Qing Dynasty.

In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1908), Yongning Road in southern Sichuan was renamed as Xia Chuan South Road, and the county was originally owned by Xia Chuan South Road in Sichuan.

In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the Beijing government abolished the Daoism and the Sichuan military government in Zhili, Luzhou.

19 13 years, the orthodoxy was restored and the zhili prefecture of Luzhou was abolished. Formerly known as Lu Xian County, it belongs to Xia Chuan South Road, Sichuan Province.

19 14, Xia Chuan South Road was renamed Yongning Road, and Lu Xian County belongs to Yongning Road. 1935, Nanjing national government was assigned to Sichuan province as 18 administrative supervision area, and Lu Xian county was subordinate to the seventh office of administrative supervision Commissioner.

1949 65438+On February 3rd, Lu Xian County was liberated, and the Central People's Government decided to divide the former Sichuan Province into four administrative regions: East Sichuan, South Sichuan, West Sichuan and North Sichuan, which were under the leadership of the Southwest Military and Political Commission. The Southern Sichuan People's Administrative Office is located in Lu Xian County, which governs Lu Xian County, Neijiang, Leshan, Yibin and Zigong City. Eight counties, including Lu Xian, Fushun, Longchang, Hejiang, Naxi, Xuyong, Gu Lin and Gu Song, are under the jurisdiction of Lu Xian County Administrative Inspector's Office.

1950 In July, Lu Xian County was divided into cities and counties, and the urban area of Lu Xian County and some suburbs were designated as Luzhou City. 1 year in August, counties and cities were separated, and the affiliation of Lu Xian County remained unchanged.

195 1 year1October 9, Lu Xian county administrative inspector's office moved to Longchang county.

February 25th 1952, renamed Longchang District Commissioner's Office.

1 952 September1Sichuan Provincial People's Government was established, and four administrative offices in East Sichuan, South Sichuan, West Sichuan and North Sichuan were abolished, and all districts were led by Sichuan Provincial People's Government.

On September 24th, 1952, the Commissioner of Longchang District moved back to Luzhou City.

1953 65438+ 10, Longchang District Commissioner's Office was renamed as Luzhou District Commissioner's Office of Sichuan Provincial People's Government, which governs 8 counties 1 district.

July 1960, 1 Luzhou agency merged with Yibin agency, which was called Yibin Commissioner's Office of Sichuan Province, and remained in Yibin city. Lu Xian county is under the jurisdiction of Yibin organization.

1983 65438+February, with the approval of the State Council, Luzhou was changed into a provincial city, and a new system of city governing county was implemented. Since then, Lu Xian County has been under the jurisdiction of Luzhou City.

1June, 1996, with the approval of the State Council, Luzhou implemented division adjustment, and put six towns of Tongtan, Tomi, Fenshuiling, Shizhai and Mining Factory under the jurisdiction of Jiangyang District, and five towns of Shidong, Hushi, Jinlong, Anning and Texing under the jurisdiction of Longmatan District. On February 26th, 65438, Lu Xian County moved to Fuji Town.

April 20 14, Fuji Town was renamed Yuchan Street.