The Historical Evolution of Huai 'an County

During the Xia and Shang Dynasties, it belonged to Jizhou, Kyushu, Xia Dynasty. When entering the Western Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to Youzhou and Binhe. During the Spring and Autumn Period, it was a vassal state of the Western Zhou Dynasty. During the Warring States period, it belonged to Zhao. After Qin unified the six countries, Huai 'an was placed under the jurisdiction of (now Yuxian County took the place of Wang Cheng).

In the first year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty (1 10 years ago), Yuyi County was located in the north of Huai 'an Village in the south of the county and governed Nanchuan in Youzhou County, which was immediately abandoned. Its land was merged into Charlotte County (now Zhuolu County), belonging to Shanggu County, the secretariat department of Youzhou. In the fifth year of the Yuan Dynasty in Liang Wudi (106), Macheng County was located in the northwest of the county (now the southwest of Dongyang River Village), which governed the west of the county and the southwest of Wanquan County. It is Dewey's office in the east of the county, which belongs to the secretariat of Bing State.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, it still belonged to Shanggu and Dai counties. In the 15th year (39th year) of Jianwu of Guangwu Emperor, officials and people from Shanggu and Dai Jun were sent to Juyongguan in order to avoid Xiongnu. In 26 years (50 years), they returned to their hometown. In the eighteenth year of Di Xian Jian 'an (2 13), it was merged into Jizhou, and the county was Jizhou. Wei of the Three Kingdoms belongs to Shanggu County of Youzhou. In the middle and late period of Cao Wei, Yuyi County in the east of the county was also abandoned and later moved to Charlotte County.

In the 10th year of Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty (274), Guang Ningxian was established in Shanggu County, Youzhou County was placed under the county territory, Charlotte County was in the northeast of Guang Ningxian, and Macheng County was abandoned.

In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the county seat was occupied by Turks and Xianbei people. In 338, Emperor Xiankang of Jincheng was occupied by the post-Zhao Xerox. In the 6th year of Yonghe (350), Jin Mu was occupied by former Yan Murong Juan. Sima Yi, the deposed emperor of Jin Dynasty, was occupied by Fu Jian, the former Qin Dynasty, in five years (370). In the first year of Taiyuan (376), Emperor Xiao of Jin was occupied by Houyan Mu Rongchui. In the 21st year of Taiyuan (396), it was occupied by Tuoba GUI of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

The Northern and Southern Dynasties still belong to the Northern Wei Dynasty. Today, the western part of the county belongs to Dai Jun, Hengzhou, and is under the jurisdiction of the Northern Lingqiu Army. In the 10th year of Taihe (486), Emperor Xiaowen (Barto Justin) set up Daning County in Xintun, southern China, which governed Xiao Ning (now Wanquan County) and Daning (now Zhangjiakou City), and the eastern part of the county was under the jurisdiction of Daning County, Yanzhou. After the demise of the Northern Wei Dynasty (534), it belonged to the Eastern Wei Dynasty. In the fourth year of Wuding (546), Yanzhou was abolished, and the eastern part of Hengzhou was divided into East Yanzhou (now Changping County), which governed Daning County. In 550, it belonged to Beiqi. In the third year of Wuping (Gaowei) (572), East Yanzhou was divided into North Yanzhou (now Zhuolu) and Daning County was abandoned, and Changning and Yongfeng counties were set up, which belonged to Yongfeng County. In 565, it belonged to the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In 577, it was changed to Yanzhou and the county was Yanzhou.

In Sui Dynasty, the county was a county (now Zhuolu Baodai), and Huai 'an was a county at this time.

In 6 18 of Tang Dynasty, the county was occupied by Turks and belonged to Beiyan County. In 630, Turks descended to the Tang Dynasty. In the eighth year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan (634), Beiyan County was changed to Guijun County. Today, the eastern part of the county belongs to Hu Airong County, Gui County (now Huailai). In the second year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (743), Guizhou was changed to Guichuan County. The rulers of the Tang dynasty took the Confucian classic "the court practiced benevolent government and the people lived in peace with benevolent government" as the name of the county. In the second year of Changqing in Mu Zong (822), Huai 'an County was located in the north of the old Huai 'an Village, belonging to Xinzhou (now Zhuolu) in Hebei Province. During the reign of Wuzong Huichang (84 1-846), Xinzhou was renamed Wuding Army of the Eighth Army of Northern Shaanxi, and Huai 'an County was under the jurisdiction of Wuding Army.

In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, in the second year of Tongguang in Tang Dynasty (924), Wuding Army was changed to Wesai Army, and Huai 'an County was abolished. At the end of Jin Dynasty, in the third year of Emperor Gaozu Tianfu (938), Shi Jingtang cut the state into Qidan, and the counties entered Liao. In the south, it used to be a holy state, and later it was changed to Datong House on Xijing Road. Xijing Road, a subsidiary of Northeast China, announced Texas.

Liao Muzong (Yelujing) lasted for thirteen years (963), divided into Wende County and Huai 'an County (governing the old Huai 'an), with 3,000 households and 6,000 rural soldiers, belonging to Shengfeng Prefecture. Emperor Sheng Zong of Liao Dynasty (Yelulongxu) ascended the throne of Thailand for three years (10 14), and set up Dezhou in the west of Zuo Wei, leading Weining County (the same as Dezhou) and Huai 'an County. In 1044, it was changed to Datong House on Xijing Road.

In the second year of Cheng 'an (1 197), Jin Zhangzong established Xuanping County in Daxin Town (now Xuanpingbao, Wanquan County). In the second year of Emperor Bao in the Liao Dynasty (the fourth year of Huizong Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty, 1 122), Jin defeated the Khitan and returned Xinzhou and other places to the Song Dynasty, and Jin Taizong was blessed. In the seventh year of Dading in Jin Shizong (the third year of Xiaozong Road in the Southern Song Dynasty, 1 167), Dezhou was established, and the county was divided into XuanDezhou (now Xuanhua) and Datong Prefecture.

In the first year of Yuan Shizu's reunification (1260), Huai 'an County was cut out from Xuande House and was under the jurisdiction of Longxing House. In the third year (1262), the west of the county was changed to Xinghe Road in Zhongshu Province, and Xuanping County in the east still belongs to Xuandezhou on Shangdu Road. In the first year of Yuan Yingzong (132 1), Xuanping County was assigned to Xinnanzhuang (now Shili in the west), which belonged to Shunning House in Shangdu Road, Zhongshu Province, and then to Xuande House. Xinghe Road is located in the southwest.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, it belonged to Xinghe Prefecture, the capital of Beijing, and later to Datong Prefecture, Shanxi Province. In the third year of Hongwu (1370), the county was occupied by Tatars and Huai 'an County was abandoned. People moved from Juyongguan to Huai 'an to defend thousands of families. Hongwu abandoned Xuanping County in four years. In the 23rd year of Hongwu (1390), thousands of households were abandoned and Huai 'an Micro was established. In February, 2006, he moved from the old Huai 'an village to the present Huai 'an city. First under the Shanxi Hangdu Division, he was transferred to Beiping as commander and emissary division. In the 16th year of Yongle (14 18), Ge Beiping was the commander-in-chief of the envoys and subordinate to the capital. In seventeen years, the security guard Youwei moved from Shunshengchuan (now Yangyuan) to Xishacheng. Twenty years (1422) moved to Huai 'an. Xuanzong Xuande for five years (1430), Wanquan served as commander-in-chief and ambassador, in charge of Huai, Wanquan and security right Wei. In June of that year, the security guard was replaced by Huai people. In the second year of Emperor Taizong (1437), Chaigoubao built a fort and set up a general as the commander-in-chief of Wanquan. Xianzong Chenghua eight years (1472), stationed in Chaigoubao Zhenshou West Road. In the 45th year of Jiajing of Sejong (1566), the West Road was divided into Shangxi Road and Xiaxi Road, Zuo Wei belonged to Shangxi Road, and Chaigoubao, Xiyanghe and Huai 'an belonged to it. In the eighth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty (1635), Xiashang West Road and Nanshan Road in the southern boundary of Huai 'an were changed into fentiao Road.

At the beginning of Shunzhi, the Qing ancestors extended the Ming system, which still belonged to Zhili. In the eighth year of Shunzhi (165 1 year), Chaigoubao was a general, and he was conceived as a general. In the fourth year of Kangxi (1665), the Holy Father was transferred to Shanxi. In the thirty-second year of Kangxi (1693), Xiyang River, Chaigoubao and Zuo Wei were merged into Huai 'an, and Huai 'an An Wei was changed to Huai 'an County, which belonged to Xuanhua House in Baoding, Zhili, and Chaigoubao was stationed. In the 10th year of Emperor Sejong's Yongzheng (1732), Chaigoubao was rebuilt as Dusi. Huai 'an County has a temperate semi-arid continental monsoon climate, with an average annual sunshine duration of 2 156 hours, an extreme maximum temperature of 39.4℃, an extreme minimum temperature of -28. 1℃, an annual average temperature of 7.5℃, an effective accumulated temperature of 2335-3486℃, an average frost-free period of 140 days. ..