Evolution of organizational system in Jingyuan county

Before the Warring States Period, Jingyuan was occupied by the northern minorities Qiang and Rong in ancient China, and at the end of the Warring States Period.

Qin destroyed Yi Qu Rong, set up Beidi County, and the county ruled Yi Qu. Jingyuan territory was incorporated into the territory of Qin State.

In the third year of Ding Yuan, Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, Jingyuan set up Zuli and Qiuyin counties, which belonged to Anding County, and the county ruled Gaoping, which was the beginning of Jingyuan's county-level administrative system.

During the Xin Mang period, Zuli County was changed to Lixian Township.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zuli County moved south, and Qiuyin County was changed to Yin Yin County, which belonged to Wuwei County.

During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wuwei County of Wei State.

During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the late ruler Zhao moved Zuli County to the south and set up Longdong County. The former Qin established Pingliang County in Yin Yin County. Xiqin belongs to Yuanchuan County.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Gaoping Town was located in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and Yin Yin County was subordinate to Gaoping Town. Huizhou was established in the Western Wei Dynasty, and Jingyuan was called Huizhou. The Northern Zhou Dynasty changed Huizhou to Huining Defense.

During the Sui Dynasty, the defense of Huining was changed to Huining Town, and later to Huining County, which belonged to Pingliang County.

At the beginning of Tang Dynasty, Huining County was changed to Xihuizhou, and then to Huining County, which belonged to Guannei Road.

During the Northern Song Dynasty, Xixia captured Jingyuan twice and settled in Fuchuan County.

Chongning changed to Wenfu County in three years, belonging to Jingyuan Road.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, it was captured by Jin and Xixia successively, and Jin changed the county to Baochuan county.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was still Huizhou, belonging to Gongwangfu in Shaanxi Province.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the disarmament country set up the inspection department in Liederson.

In the first year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, Lu Jingwei was changed to Yuan Jingwei, who was attached to Changgong House.

In the second year of Kangxi, Jingyuan Wei was merged into Longyou Road.

In the eighth year of Yongzheng, Jingyuan Wei was changed to Jingyuan County, which belonged to Gong Changfu.

In the second year of Qianlong, Jingyuan County was changed to Lanzhou Prefecture.

In the third year of the Republic of China, there were seven roads in Gansu Province, and Jingyuan County was dedicated to the countryside.

1949 ——1961year, belonging to Dingxi area.

1961-1963, belonging to Baiyin city.

1964 ——1985, belonging to Dingxi area.

1August, 985, Baiyin City was relocated, and Jingyuan County was under the jurisdiction of Baiyin City.

1996, Jingyuan county covers an area of 5,677 square kilometers and has a population of 443,000. Jurisdiction over 1 Town 20 townships: Chengguan Township, Xinglong Township, Dongwan Township, Mitan Township, Wulan Township, Beiwan Township, Bao Zhong Township, Pingbao Township, Shimen Township, Liu Chuan Township, Gaowan Township, Shuanglong Township, Jing 'an Township, Wuhe Township, Dongsheng Township, Dalu Township, north beach Township, Yongxin Township and Li Ruo Township. The county government is stationed in Chengguan Town.

In the fifth census in 2000, the total population of the county was 463,076, including 388 17 in Chengguan Town, 8580 in Pingbao Township, 3 1793 in Beiwan Township, 0/0678 in Bao Zhong Township and 23,350 in Mitan Township. Xinglong Township 13504, Shuanglong Township 148 17, Shimen Township 17407, Liu Chuan Township 20245, Gaowan Township 261kloc-0/2, Jing 'an Township/. Yongxin township 1 17 19 people, Li Ruo township 977/kloc-0 people, Cao Xian township 872/kloc-0 people.

In 2002, two townships, Beiwan and Dongwan, withdrew from their townships to build towns. June 5438 +2005 10, Wulan Township and Chengguan Town merged into Wulan Town; Cao Xian Township was abolished and merged into Li Ruo Township; Bao Zhong Township was abolished, and two villages under its jurisdiction, Bao Zhong and Yingping, were merged into Beiwan Town, while three villages, Fang Ying, Jiakou and Shangtan, were merged into Wulan Town.

By the end of 2007, the county had jurisdiction over five townships, namely, Heping Fort, Mitan, Santan, Liu Chuan, Li Ruo, Dalu, Gaowan, Xinglong, Shuanglong, Shimen, Yongxin, Jing 'an, Wuhe, Dongsheng and north beach, with 65,438+.

By the end of 2008, the county had jurisdiction over 3 towns/0/5 townships: Beiwan, Dongwan, Wulan, Pingbao, Mitan, Santan, Dalu, Xinglong, Shuanglong, Shimen, Liu Chuan, Gaowan, Jing 'an, Wuhe, Dongsheng, north beach and Yongxin. 20 10 the sixth census showed that the resident population of Jingyuan county was 454,925.

In 20 12, Jingyuan county administered three towns, namely Wulan town, Dongwan town, Beiwan town, Liu Chuan town, Mitan town, Pingbao town, Li Ruo town, Santan town, Dalu town, Gaowan town, north beach town, Dongsheng town, Jing 'an town, Shimen town, Shuanglong town and Wuhe town.