History of Xiji in Ningxia

The county once belonged to Beidi County, Anding County, Yuanzhou County and Pingliang County.

1942 Jianxian County. Xiji County was founded in 3 1 year of the Republic of China, and was named after the evolution of Xiqu Beach in China. Xiji county at that time belonged to Longdong area of Gansu province and was stationed in Mujiaying.

The Xia and Shang Dynasties were "Yongzhou City". Qin belongs to the Northern Emperor County, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up Anding County in the Northern Emperor County. Now Xiji County belongs to Anding County.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the southern part of the county belonged to Anding County, Zhou Yong and Cao Wei, and the northwest was occupied by Hu Qiang. During the Jin Dynasty, it still belonged to Anding County. Sui belonged to Yuanzhou first, and then to Pingliang County. Tang belongs to Yuanzhou.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, it belonged to Qin Feng Road. In the first year of Tianxi, live chickens were herded in Taixiang, Longcheng, and Li Qing was changed to Longde Village for three years. In the Jin Dynasty, Longde Village was promoted to Longde County, and now the east, south and southwest of the county are under its jurisdiction and belong to Deshun House. Xi 'an County, which belongs to Xixia, is located in the northwest of the county.

From the Yuan Dynasty to the first year of Zhengzheng, Longde County moved to the present Longde County, which is now under the jurisdiction of the southwest of the county and transferred to Jingning House of Shaanxi Zhongshu Province, which is now under the jurisdiction of the northeast of the county.

The Ming Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of Longde County, Guyuan District, Pingliang District, Guanxi Road, Shaanxi Province.

In the 13th year of Tongzhi, he served his sentence in Xiaohe City, which belongs to Guyuan Zhili Prefecture. In the early years of the Republic of China, he moved to Jingyuan Road in Gansu.

After the founding of New China, it belongs to Dingxi, Gansu Province.