During the Qianlong period, which state was under the jurisdiction of Mengmen Town in Liulin County, Shanxi Province?

During the Qianlong period, Mengmen Town in Liulin County, Shanxi Province was under the jurisdiction of Liuzhou.

Second, the introduction:

Mengmen Town, located 23km northwest of Liulin County, Luliang City, Shanxi Province, with a total area of 8 1 km2, governs 30 administrative villages, 58 natural villages, with more than 4 100 households and 1.78 million people. 42,000 mu of arable land (including 20,000 mu of jujube forest). The old city is divided into several blocks according to the terrain, but the red jujube commercial street was the main street when the town was first built, and there are some remaining streets in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Third, evolution:

Records of Liulin County: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it was an important town in the border area of Zhao.

In the third year of Yuan Dynasty (BC 126), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty named his generation Prince Xi as Hou Lin;

In the fourth year of Yuan Shuo (former 125), Shexi and County.

In the first year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (579), the elephant was located in Huxian and also in Huxian.

In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Xidingzhou was established;

In the second year of Zhenguan (628), Dingzhou was abolished and Hu County was changed to Mengmen County;

In the seventh year (633), Mengmen County was abandoned and Mengmen Town was established.

In eight years (634), Mengmen Town was abandoned and Dinghu County was restored.

Until the first year of Jin Dynasty (1264- 1294), Mengmen County was abandoned. Qingmen and Wenbei, which originally belonged to Hedong, were placed under Shizhou; Zhaoxian and Yuju are all located in Linxian; Yuanyuan and Fulu were both placed in Ningxiang (now Zhongyang). When 197 1 established Liulin County, most of these two capitals were allocated to Liulin. Hexi part was placed under Wubao, Shaanxi. And set up an inspection department in Mengmen. It has been the residence of county and state governments for more than 700 years.

1958, the Management Committee of Mengmen People's Commune was established in Zaomao, and it was named after Mengmen Village.

On the night of August 1964 and 12, the Yellow River was flooded by sudden rainstorm, and the second commune of Mengmen and Dujun was seriously damaged by water. 1977 The Yellow River protection dams in Mengmen and Du Jun were washed away.

1984 May 12, with the approval of the provincial government, Mengmen abandoned the community to build a town.

In 2002, Jijiata Township merged with Mengmen Town, which was called Mengmen Town.