Which district does Yunyang County in Sichuan Province belong to?

Yunyang County belongs to Chongqing (municipality directly under the Central Government) and not to Sichuan Province.

Yunyang County is located on the bank of the Yangtze River in the northeast of Chongqing, in the center of the Three Gorges reservoir area, bordering fengjie county in the east, Wanzhou District in the west, Wuxi County and Kaixian County in the north and Lichuan City in Hubei Province in the south. The county seat is 300 kilometers west of Chongqing's main urban expressway, 40 kilometers away from Wanzhou Airport and high-speed railway, and 290 kilometers east of Yichang City, Hubei Province.

Yunyang, named after "the four seasons are cloudy and the mountains and rivers are clear", is an important node of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, covering an area of 3,649 square kilometers. By the end of 2065438+June 2009, Yunyang had 42 towns (streets) and 478 villages (communities) under its jurisdiction. The immigrant population and submerged physical indicators of the Three Gorges Project rank first in the counties in the reservoir area. Yunyang is surrounded by mountains and waters, with beautiful scenery, livable, suitable for business and suitable for travel, and has the reputation of "Wanli Yangtze River is a natural Yunyang".

As early as the Neolithic Age, our ancestors flourished. The county was founded in Qin dynasty, which has a history of more than 2300 years. In the Western Han Dynasty, Fu Jia drilled wells in Yun 'an to extract brine and make salt, which became an important birthplace of well salt culture in China. Du Fu, the poet saint, once lived in Yunyang, leaving more than 30 immortal poems. Tang gaozu, Cheng Dequan, Peng Juxing and other talented people come forth in large numbers. Yunyang people wrote the first Spring Festival couplets in the history of China, "Spring Festival goes out, holiday goes out in Changchun".

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Historical evolution of Yunyang

Yunyang has a history of more than 2300 years. In the first year of East Zhou Nanwang (3 14 BC), the Qin Dynasty destroyed the Ba State, established Ba County in the former Ba State, and established the county name "Arbitrary" in Yunyang area, which was the beginning of establishing a county. The county governs Jiuping County (also known as "Wanhuyi" and "Wanhuba", now the second society of Shuangcun).

In the second year of Xingping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 195, the words "AD" and "Year" are omitted below), belonging to Yongning County. Di Xian Jian 'an was transferred to Badong County in the sixth year (20 1). In the 21st year of Jian 'an (2 16), it was assigned to Guling County. The first year of Zhangwu in Shu and Han Dynasties (22 1) belonged to Badong County.

The names of counties and their subordinate relations in Song, Qi, Liang and Western Wei Dynasties in the Western Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties have not changed. In the third year of North China (568), the county moved to Tangkou (now Yunyang Town), and the county name was "Yun 'an", which was assigned to Badong County. Sui Huangkai moved to Xinzhou in 583. In the third year of Daye (607), it was placed in Badong County.

In the first year of Tang Wude (6 18), Xinzhou was transferred and Kuizhou was transferred the following year. In the first year of Tianbao (742), the abandoned Kuizhou was located in Yun 'an County. Later, the abandoned Yunan County was restored to Kuizhou, and Yun 'an belonged to Li. In 785, Tang Zhenyuan set up cloud safety supervision in Yun 'an saltworks. In the sixth year of Song Kaibao (973), Yun 'an County was promoted to Yun 'an Army, leading Yun 'an County and Yun 'an Safety Supervision Bureau.

In the fourth year of Song Xining (107 1), Yunnan safety supervision was removed and Anyi County was established. In the eighth year of Xining (1075), Anyi County was withdrawn and merged into Yunan County. At the end of Song Dynasty, Yun 'an Army and Yun 'an County were abolished.

In the 15th year of Yuan Dynasty (1278), the Yun 'an Army was restored, and the Yun 'an Army in Kuizhou Road was transferred to the county. In the twentieth year of Zhiyuan (1283), all provinces and counties joined the army, and the army was changed to a state, named "Yunyang State", which belonged to Kuizhou Road.

Ming Hongwu four years (137 1), transferred to the prefect of Kuifu. In December of the sixth year of Hongwu (1373), the state was reduced to a county, only Yunyang County, which belonged to Kuizhou. Hongwu was transferred to Chongqing in the ninth year (1376). Hongwu XIV () 138 1 Kuizhou government. Clear it. From 19 17, it was first defended by the 20th Army of the National Revolutionary Army and then by the 20th Army of the National Revolutionary Army. 1935 implements the new county system and is placed under the Wanxian Commissioner's Office of the Ninth Administrative Supervision District of Sichuan Province.

1949 65438+On February 6th, Yunyang County was peacefully liberated. On June 16, Yunyang County People's Government and Liwan County Commissioner's Office were established. 1 month 1955, renamed "Yunyang County People's Committee"; In May of that year, it belonged to Wanxian Commissioner's Office. 1969 10 month, also known as "Yunyang County Revolutionary Committee", Liwan County Local Revolutionary Committee.

1981April, the title of "Yunyang County People's Government" was restored, and it was subordinate to Wanxian District Administrative Office. 199265438+February, changed to Wan County. 1In March, 1997, the Fifth Session of the Eighth National People's Congress voted to approve the establishment of Chongqing municipality.

On June 18 of that year, Chongqing Municipal People's Government was listed, and Yunyang was managed by Wanzhou Immigration Development Zone. 1On September 28th, 999, the county magistrate moved from Yunyang Town to Shuangjiang, a new county town. On July 14, 2000, it was directly under the jurisdiction of Chongqing.

Baidu encyclopedia-Yunyang county

Yunyang County People's Government-Brief Introduction to Yunyang

Yunyang County People's Government-Historical Evolution