Pursuing the History of Hometown (2)

Located in the hinterland of the Central Plains, Huaxian County is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years. There are both Yangshao cultural sites and Longshan cultural sites here.

During the period of the Five Emperors in ancient times, the territory of Huaxian County belonged to the southeast of Jizhou and the northwest of Yanzhou. Zhuan Xu Levin (the grandson of the Yellow Emperor) made its capital in hua county, which was called in history (70 miles northeast of hua county today). After Zhuan Xu's death, (Yao's father) succeeded to the throne. After their death, both of them were buried in Diqiu, known as the Second Mausoleum (now the Yellow Emperor). Later, Yi, the leader of the poor ethnic group, established a country in the east of Jinhua County, Fan established Kunwu Country in the northeast of Jinhua County, and Uncle established Nanyan Country (ancient Guizhou Country) in the southwest of Jinhua County.

During Xia Shaokang's reign, Peng Feng established the State of Wei (now hua county Wanmeicun).

In Shang Dynasty, Qian Wei was the leader of the vassal alliance and was called "Shang Bo". When Wu Ding, the king of Shang Dynasty, was destroyed by Wu Ding because Guo Wei stopped paying tribute to Shang Dynasty.

After the Western Zhou Dynasty pacified the world, the state of Wei was rebuilt and its capital was still in Weicheng. When Zhou Chengwang ascended the throne, Kang Shu was appointed as Wei, and Wei was replaced by Wei.

During the period of Kang Shu's assistance, the Duke of Zhou was appointed as the Eighth Earl, and he built a slippery country in the eastern suburbs of Zheng and Wei, in the northwest of Cao and Song, all of which were slippery cities (now the chengguan of Hua County), which was called Wei Slip in history. After Jin wiped out the sliding country, most of the sliding areas were restored to Wei, and some sliding people moved to Yanshi to rebuild the sliding country in Fudian Town, which was called Fei Sliding. Huaxian county got its name from this.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the slippery land belonged to the State of Wei. A grass on the slippery ground (now Liugu Town, hua county, there are four other houses in Caocun Village), Chuqiu (now the former site of King Hall of Baliying, hua county) and Diqiu (now 70 miles northeast of hua county) were once the capital cities of Weiguo. Until 209 BC, Cape Wei Jun was abolished by Qin Ershi as Shu Ren and the country was destroyed. It was founded in 907, in which Huaxian County was 4 18 years. Chuan 4 1 Jun is the longest-lived vassal state in the Zhou Dynasty, and it is also the last of many vassal states named Ji.

Ying Zheng, king of Qin, set up Dongjun for five years and ruled 22 counties. Baima county is located in the territory.

The Han dynasty inherited the Qin system, and the slippery territory belonged to the east county, and then to the east county.

During the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty, Baima was the vassal state of Cao Pi, the king of Baima, and belonged to the eastern county. After the abolition of Baima State, it was still called Baima County.

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Baima County was still an eastern county, and was later placed under Puyang.

During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Ding Ling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio established the State of Wei in the sliding platform (now Chengguan, Huaxian County), which is known in history. After the demise of Zhai Weiguo, Murong De, a Xianbei man, was called the Prince of Yan on the sliding platform, and was known as the Southern Yan State in history.

At the end of Yongjia, the sliding platform was captured by the late master Zhao.

In the Southern Dynasties, Liu Song set Dong Jun in Huatai City.

During the Northern Wei Dynasty, it belonged to Sizhou, and Baima County moved to Huatai City (now the Chengguan of Huaxian County).

After the flag is still East County.

Sui home, change to slippery state, change Yanzhou, Dong Jun. Sui divided Puyang County into Yizhou County, Kunwu County and Chuqiu County (later changed to Weinan County). This defender's southern line has always been under the jurisdiction of Sliding State.

In the first year of Tang Dynasty, Wude changed to Slippery State, and later renamed Lingchang County, Yongping Army and Yicheng Army, which governed Baima, Lingchang, Weinan and Weicheng counties.

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Lingchang County belonged to Henan Road, and Sliding State governed Baima, Weinan and Weicheng counties.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, Huazhou was under the jurisdiction of Linghe County, Northwest Road of Beijing, and governed Baima, Qiancheng, Weicheng and Linghe counties. In the third year of Song Xining, Acropolis County and Linghe County merged into Baima County. After Sliding State, it was renamed Wuding County, Linghe County and Wucheng County.

In the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin occupied Huazhou, which belonged to Daming House in Shandong.

In the Yuan Dynasty, the provincial system was implemented, and Sliding State was subordinate to Ming Dow, Shandong Province, and was in charge of Baima County and Qiancheng County.

In the early Ming Dynasty, the slippery land was the slippery state of Peiping. In the fourth year of Hongwu, Baima was merged into Sliding State. At this point, Baima County, which lasted more than 1500 years, was abandoned. In the seventh year of Hongwu, Hua County, Huazhou, belonged to Daming Mansion in Beiping.

In the Qing Dynasty, Huaxian County was successively subordinate to Daming House in Zhili and Weihui House in Henan.

In the Republic of China, Hua County belonged to Yubei Road, Henan Province. During the Anti-Japanese War, China successively established Huaxian County, Gaoling County, Weinan County and Binhe County on the slippery land, which overlapped with the Japanese puppet and Kuomintang regimes.

At the beginning of the founding of New China, Hua County was subordinate to Puyang District, a plain province. 1952 Plain Province was abolished, Hua County was changed to Henan Province, and Puyang Special Zone was established. 1954 cancel Puyang area and change hua county to Anyang area. 1958 Anyang District was merged into Xinxiang District, and Huaxian County was subordinate to Xinxiang District. 1962, divided into Anyang area, and hua county belongs to Anyang area. 1983, Puyang City was established, and Huaxian County belongs to Puyang City. 1986, changed to Anyang city. In 20 14, hua county became a county directly under the jurisdiction of Henan province.