Brief introduction of villages under the jurisdiction of jieshi town

Liu Yun, where the sun rises. As early as the primitive society, Yao, the tribal leader, ordered people to set up an altar here to worship the sun. According to the examination, Kunyu Mountain is the place where Yao lives in Yi Jiao and enjoys the sunrise in the valley. Tang Yao's 4000-year cultural record makes this place a model of ancient scientific and technological civilization.

Jieshi Village was in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and people surnamed Tang are called Jieshi from now on, near Jieshi Village, Jinshan Village, Mu Ping. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhou built a village in the southwest of the village, so it was called Dajieshi (488 households) and (166 households) respectively. What is the boundary of the boundary pillar to be measured?

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Pang came to settle in Yunnan and once opened a hotel in the north of the village. 258 households.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Wang Xing came here from Qixia Gate House and built a village at the west foot of the mountain, which was called Lingxi. In order to avoid duplication of names, it was dubbed "western word". Yu Jia Ann belongs to this village. 1979 Xiqiao merged. 34 1 household.

Jiang Jiabozi In the late Ming Dynasty, Jiang came to Pingbojian Village from Dongling, Rushan County. Zhao's home belongs to this village. 20 1 household.

At the end of Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing came to Pingbo Village from Hekou. 205 households.

In the middle of Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing opened a village in the east of Qixia Ancient Temple, named Siheyuan. In order to avoid duplicate names, the word "west" was crowned. 16 1 household.

New Furnace In the middle of Ming Dynasty, Sun came to live on the island and built a red furnace, named the furnace. 198 1 year changed to today's name. 153 households.

Yongping in the early Qing Dynasty, Cong's surname came from Wencheng to set up a village on the west bank of Hexi, named Hexi. 198 1 year changed to today's name, auspicious. 1 13 households.

At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Yan Jiabo came to Pingbo Village. 177 households.

In Hedong in the early Qing Dynasty, a man named Lu came to the village on the east coast from the Wai Hai Zhai. 80 households.

In Huangshan in the late Qing Dynasty, Yu came to Xili Village of Huangshan from Lujiabu. 80 households.

Xin Shangzhuang During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Xin's surname came to the village on the top of the Taibei Valley. 237 households.

Yanjiazhuang In the late Ming Dynasty, Yan came to Rongcheng to live alone. 135 households.

In the late Ming Dynasty, Zhaojiazhuang and Chen came from Liulin to build a street. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao Shengshi changed his name. 238 households.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the rotten wood ditch was renamed as the dead wood that lived in the valley from Yanggezhuang and fell for many weeks. 245 households.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Jiang came to live in Dongling, Rushan County, and the land was like a lying cow. The calf was born in the "ugly" year of the zodiac. 272 households.

In the late Ming Dynasty, Ju Xing and Sun Xinglai guarded the grange for the rich. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Jujiazhuang and Sunjiazhuang merged into one. 198 1 year can easily become this name. 153 households.

Zhanggezhuang In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhang came from Penglai to build a tile house. Zhang jia zhuang hit Zhanggezhuang in the late Ming Dynasty. Li Jiaan belongs to this village. 340 households.

Lujiabu 2 Village In the early Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing came from Shidao to live on the north bank of Hebei Province, known as Lujiabu, which is close to the soil and rich in reeds. In the middle of Qing Dynasty, Yu came to Nan 'an to build a village from arrogance, so they were called Beiliu Jiabu (163 households) and Nanlu Jiabu (194 households) respectively.

In the early Ming Dynasty, Zhou walked from the north to Tuling Village, where there were many wormwood. Songjiazhuang, Southwest River, Shanxiaodian, Wakuang, Dwarf Mine, Hongjiadian and Shibaoqing all belong to this village. 730 households.

In the middle of Ming Dynasty, Jiang came to live in Xuanzang. 72 households.

Stone River In the early Qing Dynasty, Wang Xing came to live in Mu Ping, where there were many stones. 265 households.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Ding came to Penglai to live. The east of the village was called Dongling Forest, and it was suspected to be "Dongmouli". There was a stone grave in the northeast. The origin of the village name remains to be verified. 84 households.

At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Gao Lai lived in Tiandong, and there was a big stone grain field in the west of the village. Dongzhai Library belongs to this village. 154 households.

In the middle of Qing Dynasty, in Wangjiazhuang, Wang Xing came to live in Gushan. 104 households.

Banqiao in the late Ming Dynasty came from Jianggezhuang, whose surname was Mu Ping. They lived in the north of Guanlu Road and there was a wooden bridge on the south river. 236 households.

At the end of Qing dynasty, Li came to Ancun village in the valley from Koukou, which is called Black Mine. 1956, auspicious meaning changed to current name. 52 households.

Gaokan 2 Village In the early Qing Dynasty, Luan came from Shantou, Shanxi Province to build a village with a high mound, and Yao came from Gutouji to build a village with a small mound, which were called Dagaokan (206 households) and Xiaogaokan (37 households) respectively.

In the middle of Qing Dynasty, Pan came to the west of China to build a mountain temple. 58 households.

In the mid-Qing Dynasty, Pan came to Beili Village, a big producer called miscarriage. Ni's family flourished in the late Qing Dynasty and changed its name today. 164 households.

At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Sai's surname came to live here, which was a temple property, bigger than Beicun. 280 households.

In the sixteenth year of Guangxu, Liu Dazhuang and Liu came from the big sister to protect the forest. 36 households.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Gao came from Huicun, Haiyang County to live in Qingyang, which was called Qingqianzhuang. In the late Qing Dynasty, Jane was a green village. Tiger's nest belongs to this village. 206 households.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Duanshan Village 2 came from arrogant Shui Bo and set up a village at the northern foot, which was called Duanshan. In the middle of Qing Dynasty, Bao came from Dingjiawa and built a village in the north of the mountain village, so they were called Nanjieshan (18 1 household) and Beijieshan (160 household) respectively.

At the end of Qing Dynasty, Yan Jiatuan lived in Jiaying, Gu Zi 'an, Xishan Shashi, and was called the village. 1920 changed its name to Yanjiazhuang, and 1970 changed its name. 25 households.

The original village under the jurisdiction of Haozi Town:

Before the Yuan Dynasty, Huang lived here. There is a huge stone in the east, named Jinlong Stone and Village Dragon Stone. In Qing dynasty, it was called grandson, also known as "sieve". There are many legends, which should be related to drying words and carving stones. Longshi, Jiewowo, Hou, Northwest Mountain and all belong to this village. 236 households.

During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, surnames such as Zhao, Xu, Zhang and Tan came to the nunnery to guard the temple one after another, and a huge stone split into three pieces at the top of Beishan Mountain. Shangxiaxiatianshui, Changshiling, Xiaoanzi, Guo Mu 'an and Shangxiashan Saddle all belong to this village. 42 households.

In the thirty-fifth year of Wu Tong, Shu Jie, the fourth son of Dashuipo calligrapher, lived in Fang, whose real name was Tong 'an, and he played Wu Tong 'an. Cliff and Donggou Temple in Henan belong to this village. 65 households.

Liudu Temple Huang Kai built Liudu Temple in three years. Yan, who lived here successively, was named after this temple. Seven temples including Weikuang, Liang Fang, Changkuang, Southwest Henghe, He Huan and Guigedang belong to the village. 140 households.

When Xinzhuang was in Qing Dynasty, Wang built Xinzhuang to take business. Write Xinzhuang after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It was once the same administrative village as Ruan Zaolin, and 1960 was autonomous. The two temples of Tiger Sakan belong to this village. 47 households.

In the Ming Dynasty, when Gongjiazhuang was in Hongwu, flash floods washed away liu lin cun, and Gongxing moved 2 kilometers north to build a village. The two temples upstairs and Hexi Cliff belong to this village. 102 households.

Soft jujube forest At the end of Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing came from Maobu (ditto), when soft jujube became a forest. Laohuwo, Songshan, Shantou Mine, Dianzi, Houwazi and Huangni all belong to this village. 138 households.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Ma came to Li Nan Village, Chu County from Haiyang. Eight temples, including Jenny Circle, Duan Dong (ditto), Diaoshantou, Danger Exit, Moushanhou, Heishiya, Night Owl Nest and Shuang 'an, belong to the village. 272 households.

In the middle of Qing Dynasty, the Cong family in Songjiazhuang once lived here, which was called An. During the Jiaqing period, the surname of Song came to live in Songjiazhuang after going up the mountain, which gradually became popular, so it was renamed. 1962 autonomy. Shadow Temple belongs to this village. 55 households.

According to legend, during the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, there lived a man named Yang here. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhou, Jiang and other surnames came to live in the northern part of the first set. North buddhist nun belongs to this village. 170 households.

Liulinzhuang Palace is named Jiancun, and its age is unknown. The village is near the river bed, and willow trees form forests. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the village was destroyed by flash floods, so it moved westward and rebuilt Xiaoxizhuang in Lixu. Guhe, Chongshikou and Liujiaan all belong to this village. 123 households.

Li and Gong moved from Yicheng to see buddhist nun in the plow eye ditch during Guangxu period, and the western hills in the ditch were shaped like plow eyes. Once a village with Yicheng, Lijiatun and Taohuaxian, 1962 was autonomous. Loutou Temple belongs to this village. 42 households.

Before the Lijiatuan Yuan Dynasty, the surname Li built the village. In the Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing lived in Peach Blossom Fairy, or Peach Blossom Fairy. 1960 autonomy. Guo Bei Temple belongs to this village. 130 households.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Peach Blossom Fairy, surnamed Jiang, came to live in Peach Blossom Lingnan, and the peaks were dangerous. Hongshiwu, Northeast Mountain, Buffalo Horn, Houhe and Northeast Mountain all belong to this village. 4 10 households.

After Gushan at the end of Yuan Dynasty, Wang Xing came to Gushan Village from Huancui District. Liu Jia, Hexi, Xiaxi (ditto), Xia Dong (ditto) and Shizishan all belong to this village. 390 households.

After Lanzi, in the early Qing Dynasty, Yu came to Jiancun from Gutian. Family property in the north, also known as northern property. 1976 The village site moves northward as planned 1km. Hongjianggou, Dibeigou, Qianbaozi Temple, Houbaozi Temple, Huakuang, Dingziqian and Beikuang all belong to this village. 160 households

Before the Jin Dynasty, the Yu family took the mountain as its name. The collection of books was set up during the Yongzheng period of Qing Dynasty. Xiumishan Reservoir 1959, and the village moves northward 1 km. Luohan and Donggaiping temples belong to this village. 39 1 household.

Kaizhen view: Taoist Jiang Kaizhen's view of construction in Yuan Dynasty. At the beginning of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, in order to view the famous village, the surname came to live from Chashan Houshan. 1959, Mishan Reservoir was completed and moved northward to 1 km. Hongshiwu Temple belongs to this village. 137 households.

At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Lu was popular, and his surname was from Sanhe County, Hebei Province, where the terrain was relatively high and close to the mountain pass. Liumiao belongs to the village, with manger, gravel (page 52 of the text), yellow mud in the north and south, Sophora japonica in the lonely mountain and xigou. 265 households.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Yu Lang lived in Langzhuang, which was then called Langzhuang. In the middle of Qing dynasty, it was renamed family business, commonly known as middle class. 198 1 year is more famous. Cai Jia and Ganquan Temple belong to this village. 20 1 household.

In the early Qing Dynasty, Liu came to the village from Yawan Street in Wencheng and became a family business. North and South Chaoyang, censer stone, Xigou and Badger's Nest all belong to this village. 179 households.

In the spring of 1959, more than 80 households with 7 surnames, including Cong, Zhao and Lu, moved from the southwest of Gutou to the north bank of Hebei due to the construction of Mishan Reservoir. Tianjinggou Temple belongs to this village.