Why is Yulin called Yulin?

According to historical records, during the Xia and Shang Dynasties, parts of Yulin City (Shenmu, Fugu, Jiaxian, etc.) were within the territory of the Yongzhai people. In the Zhou Dynasty, they were part of Yongzhou Baidi, and during the Warring States period, they were part of the Qin State. On the county land. In 221 BC, Qin unified the six kingdoms, and the First Emperor divided the world into thirty-six counties, and Shangjun was one of them. During the Three Kingdoms period, Shangjun and Xihejun were occupied by the Xiongnu and no counties were established. During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Xiongnu King Helianbobo established the Daxia Kingdom in Tongwan City (today's Baichengzi, Jingbian). In 427 AD, the Northern Wei Dynasty destroyed Daxia and established Tongwan Town. In the twelfth year of Taihe (488 AD), Xiazhou was established. In the third year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (583 AD), Xia (governing Wan), Chang (governing Changze, today's Jing border), Sui (governing Longquan, today's Suide County), and Yin (governing Confucianism, today's Jing border) were still established. Hengshan territory) four prefectures; in the first year of Daye (AD 605), Suizhou was renamed Shangzhou, and the state system was abolished in three years, and Shuofang and Diaoyin counties were established. At the end of the Tang Dynasty and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, the city was occupied by the local wealthy family Liang Shidu, who called themselves the Liang Kingdom and lurked as emperor. In the second year of Zhenguan, all the divisions were destroyed, and the three prefectures of Yin, Sui, and Xia were reestablished in the Tang Dynasty, all of which were under the jurisdiction of Guannei Dao. In the twelfth year of Kaiyuan (AD 724), Linzhou (the current administrative seat of Shenmu Yangcheng) was established in the northeast of the district. In the first year of Tianbao (AD 742), Sazhou established Shangjun (now Suide), Yinzhou County (now Dangcha), Shuofang County (now Baichengzi), and Xinqin County (now Yangcheng). In the first year of Qianyuan (AD 758), the counties were removed and Sui, Xia, Yin, and four prefectures were reestablished. In the 15th year of Yuanhe (820 AD), the administrative seat of Youzhou was moved from the Etuoke Banner in Inner Mongolia to the border of present-day Ding. Li Cunxu, Emperor Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty, promoted Fugu County to the prefecture (today's Fugu). During the Five Dynasties, the prefectures and counties included Xiazhou (Lingshuofang, Dejing, and Ningshuo counties, all within the borders of today's Jingshuo) and Yinzhou (Lingzhenxiang, Kaiguang, and Rulin counties, within the borders of today's Mizhi and Jiaxian counties). ), Linzhou (leading Xinqin, Liangu, and Yincheng, in today's Shenmu territory), Fuzhou (now Fugu), Suizhou (leading five counties, Suide, Longquan, Yanfu, Chengping, and Dabin, in today's Shenmu) Suide, Qingjian, Wubao and Zizhou). In the Northern Song Dynasty, Yulin City belonged to Yongxing Military Road (originally named Shaanxi Road), Suizhou and Youzhou were occupied by Xixia, and no counties were established. They were recovered in the third year of Xining (1070 AD), and in the 10th year of Yuanfu (1096 AD) ), gains and losses are impermanent. After Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty crossed south, it was reduced to Jinyou and was part of the Luyan Road. It established Suidezhou and Jinning Army (Jialu Village). In the 22nd year of Dading (AD 1182), the army withdrew and established Suidezhou and Jinning Prefecture. (Reformed to Jiazhou in the 24th year). In the Yuan Dynasty, Suidezhou and Jiazhou belonged to Yan'an Road, Suidezhou owned Qingjian and Mizhi counties, and Jiazhou owned Shenmu and Fugu counties. In the seventh year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1471 AD), Yulin Guards were set up along the Great Wall. In September of the 18th year of Emperor Xiaozhi's reign (1505 AD), the East Road Shenmu Road was established to cover Jiazhou, Fugu and Shenmu counties, and the middle road Yulin Road was established. It leads the four counties of Suide, Mizhi, Qingjian and Wubao, and the Jingbian Road on the West Road leads to the three counties of Baoan (now Zhidan), Anding (now Zichang) and Ansai, including Ding, Jing and Heng of Yulin City. Three counties. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, there were two provincial administrative regions: Yulin Prefecture and Suide Zhili Prefecture. After the Revolution of 1911, the Fuzhou system was abolished in 1913 and Yulin Road was established. Later, the road was abolished, and each county was directly under the jurisdiction of the province. The Central Red Army arrived in northern Shaanxi, and the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Government was established in 1937. With the exception of Yuyang District, all counties in the city were liberated one after another. The people's government was established on the basis of the original Soviet power, and two divisions, Suide and Sanbian, were established to govern respectively. Suide, Mizhi, Jiaxian, Hengshan, Qingjian, Wubao and Jingbian, Dingbian, Anbian (later withdrawn). On January 10, 1944, a part of each of the five counties of Suide, Mizhi, Qingjian, Hengshan and Zichang in the extension division was carved out to form Zizhou County, which belongs to the Suide division. At that time, the Shenfu Special Zone was established in the eastern area of ??Shenmu and Fugu, which was under the jurisdiction of the Shanxi-Sui Border Region. On June 1, 1949, Yulin City was peacefully liberated. The three-border subdivision was abolished and the Yulin subdivision was established to govern six counties: Yulin, Dingbian, Jingbian, Hengshan, Shenmu and Fugu. In May 1950, two special zones, Suide and Yulin, were established. In October 1956, the Suide Prefecture was abolished, and the six counties under its jurisdiction, Suide, Mizhi, Jiaxian, Wubao, Qingjian, and Zizhou, were merged into the Yulin Prefecture, and Zichang and Yanchuan were merged into the Yan'an Division. In 1958, the twelve counties were merged into six counties: Yulin (Hengshan), Shenmu (Fugu), Jingbian, Dingbian, Suide (Wubao, Qingjian, Zizhou), and Mizhi (Jiaxian). In 1961, the merged counties were restored to their original system. In 1968, the Yulin Commissioner's Office was changed to the Yulin District Revolutionary Committee, which was a first-level political authority. In 1979, it was changed to the Yulin District Administrative Office, a dispatched agency of the Provincial People's Government. On September 2, 1988, Yulin County was changed to county-level Yulin City. On July 1, 2000, the Yulin District Administrative Office was abolished and the prefecture-level Yulin City was established, and the original county-level Yulin City was changed to Yuyang District.