Historical evolution of hsinchu

Hsinchu city, formerly known as Zhu Qian, is a transliteration of Pingpu nationality. Take the "bamboo" in Zhugou as an example, it symbolizes the new meaning of the sun and the moon.

1626, after the Dutch occupied Beitai Bay, some Dutch went to Zhu Qian to preach. Large-scale local development began in 166 1 year, when Zheng Chenggong entered Taiwan, and another subordinate was stationed on land, mainly in Pengshan and Houlong areas, with a wide influence in Zhu Qian. It belongs to Tianxing County and manages Zhu Qian Fanshe.

1683 During the Qing government, Zhu Qian was changed to Zhuluo County. 169 1 year, Wang Shijie was allowed to lead1more than 80 relatives to open bamboo culverts around An Zai Street to develop fertile land and build water conservancy projects. 1725, Guangdong people led their troops into Hsinchu, Zhubei, Xiangshan, Xinfeng and other places to cultivate and form Hakka immigrant settlements. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), Danshui Hall was located in Zhu Qian and became an important town in northern Taiwan Province in Qing Dynasty. 1826, Zhu Qian Jinshi Zheng Yongxi and others invited to build Zhu Qiancheng, which was approved. 1827 started construction, laying walls and four towers. In the first year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1875), Danshuitang was cancelled, Zhu Qian was renamed Hsinchu, and a county government was established.

After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, Hsinchu became an important stronghold to resist Japanese colonists' invasion of northern Taiwan Province Province. Hsinchu is placed under Taipei County and managed by Hsinchu Branch. 1920 In September, Hsinchu and Taoyuan branches became Hsinchu areas, which were located in Hsinchu County (1930, hsinchu city was separated from Hsinchu County and the area was changed to hsinchu city). 194 1 year, Xiangshan Mountain Villa, Jiugang and Liujiazhuang were partially merged to expand the administrative area and set up 25 district councils to assist in the implementation of municipal administration.

Taiwan Province recovered from 1945. 1On October 25th, the Office of the Chief Executive of Taiwan Province Province accepted the surrender of the Japanese Governor-General. 1 1 On May 5th, it announced the establishment of the State takeover committee. The Takeover Committee of Hsinchu County was led by the Chairman on the 8th and began to take over the original institutions of Hsinchu County on the 9th. In the same month 17, hsinchu city Prison was taken over, and then the Hsinchu Municipal Government was established, under the takeover committee. 1 1 30th, the twenty-fifth district set up during the Japanese occupation period was changed to nine districts, and the original county prison was also taken over. The following year 1 month, the takeover Committee ended, and the hsinchu county government was established, temporarily borrowing the original hsinchu national government office.

1950 On April 22nd, the government of Taiwan Province announced the implementation outline of local autonomy in this province.1On October 25th, the administrative region of the whole province was adjusted to 2 1 county and city. In Hsinchu, seven towns, including Kansai, Xinpu, Hukou, Hongmao, Zhubei, Hengshan, Lin Xiong, Beipu and Emei, which were originally under the jurisdiction of hsinchu city Province, and two mountain towns, including Jianshi and Wufeng, were established as follows. County is located in hsinchu city. The original Hsinchu County was divided into Taoyuan and Miaoli counties, and the county was divided into Taoyuan and Miaoli towns.

1 9511February1day, the former four districts of east, west, south and north merged to form a county-level city, and hsinchu city was located in the former East Office of Zhongzheng Road. In the summer of forty-four, I moved to the original county middle school in Linsen Road. 1 June, 1982, Xiangshan Township, which originally belonged to Hsinchu County, was merged into the county under the jurisdiction of hsinchu city from1July, 19821day, and was restructured and upgraded to a provincial city. The Hsinchu Municipal Government, a provincial municipality, was formally established on July 1/982. 1 1 month 1 day 1990 There are three district offices in hsinchu city, namely Eastern District Office, North District Office and Xiangshan Office.

Originally, Hsinchu County was a county-administered city, but in July, 1982 was changed to a provincial-administered city.