The Regional Origin of Haiyang Town

In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty, Yan moved from Kaifeng, Henan Province, and once set up a military village next to Xigou, named Shagou Village (moved to Wengjiabu in the 18th year of Ming Hongwu). In the thirty-first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Haiyang garrison was set up here to prevent Japanese invasion at sea. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, 24 military households, including Xu, Zhang, Ma, Li, Liu, Xu, Yu, Sun, Yang, Ju, Chang, Zhao, Wang, Zuo, Fu, Jia, Lu, Chen, Bao and Xie, had fallen one after another. After that, most surnames moved to other places. The existing surnames are Ma, Xu, Ju, Zuo and Wang.

Soho zhang jia zhuang

During the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Zhang Congjun lived in Haiyang, a small Yunnan province, and settled in zhang jia zhuang, a village in Chenghua. 1980 changed its name today.

Suohouwangjiazhuang

During the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Wang Xing joined the army in Jinghaiwei and moved from Yunnan to Wangjiazhuang in the late Ming Dynasty. Later, Guo and Xin moved in. 1980 changed its name today.

Suohouchangjiazhuang

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Chang surnamed Jing joined the army and moved to Changjiazhuang Village at the end of the Ming Dynasty. 1980 changed its name today.

Jiajiazhuang

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Jia's surname came down from the army Haiyang and moved to this village at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

Wanghaizhuang

In the late Ming Dynasty, Song, Pan and Yu moved to Songjiazhuang Village, and then moved away. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Du's surname moved from Dujia Island to this place, from Haiyang to, and it was even more named because it was adjacent to the sea in the east.

Lvjiazhuang

During Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Lu joined the army in Haiyang Institute, and settled here to build a village during Chenghua period.

Suochenjia

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Chen Sheng joined the army in Haiyang, a small Yunnan province, and later settled here to build the village Chen family. 1980 changed its name.

Haituan

During Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Liu Lan joined the army in Haiyang, a small Yunnan province, and settled in Li Bian village of Tan in Hongzhi period, named Tan. Later it became the present name.

Zhaojiazhuang

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhao, Xu and Xu were registered in Haiyang, a small army in Yunnan. During the Wanli period, the three surnames moved here and built Zhaojiazhuang Village, Command Village and Xujiabu Village respectively. 1942, the villages were merged into one administrative village, called Zhaojiazhuang.

Zouge

In the 12th year of Qing Shunzhi, Song Tian Hong moved from Nanhong to settle here. After his death, his wife Zhou remarried and had children. The son was named Zhougezhuang after his mother's surname, and later became his present name.

Sanjiatuan

Shao's family built Shaojiabu village here in the Tang Dynasty, and moved away at the end of Yuan Dynasty. In the second year of next year, Dai Yu moved here from Xiao Hong, and took the old name. In the twenty-first year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, it was renamed the top three. 1980 changed its name today.

Dazhuang

Tomorrow of the following year, Song Jean moved from Nanhong to Li Xia Village on the sunny slope, and later changed its name to Dazhuang with the expansion of the village. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Wang Xing moved from Ninghai Prefecture and built a small village in the northeast of the village. 1945 merged into Dazhuang.

Chi Yuan

During the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, the surname of Song moved from Nanhong to the temple, and was renamed after becoming a village. 1942 is more famous.

Jingang

In the forty-five years of Qing Qianlong, Yu came to live in Xihong. Because the harbor near his residence is rich in fish and shrimp, it is named.

Zhaodongzhuang

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhao was moved to this village by Haiyang military households.

Xi Jia Hongyu

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Yu Xianxing moved from Rongcheng County to build a village at home. Later, because this place faces the sea from north to south and lives in the west of Haiyang Peninsula, it is even more called this name.

Xi hongxinjia

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Xin Jian moved from Daxin's home in Shili (now Nanhuang Village) to Xin's home in the village, and later changed his name.

Xihongzhaojia

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Zhao joined the army in Nanhai Yang, Xiaoyun, and later moved to his village, and later changed his name. Later, Yu moved from Xihong to his home. During the Wanli period, Chi moved from Laiyang County to the village in the southeast of the village, and 1946 merged into Xihong.

Houshan is at home.

During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Yu moved from Xihong to Duokuang, and then his people settled in Shifang, Sangkou, Xisi and Noodles Gou successively. Liu moved here from Jinkou, Jimo County to build a cat mouth. The administrative village integrated with natural villages is named after Dalushan.

Western Hills

During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, Zhao moved from Xihong Zhao to Daru Shanxi to settle down, known as Xishan Zhao; I moved from Xihong to his home, which is called Xishan to his home. 1945, these two villages are called Xishan.

Jiangjiazhuang

In the sixty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, Jiang Jing was entrusted by Jiangge to move here and established a village with his surname. From Jiaqing to Guangxu, Liu, Li, Yu, Xin and Zhao moved from Xuege, Lijia, Shuitou, Xihong Xinjia and Xihong respectively, and built villages such as Lijia, Huangjinchai, Wind Tunnel, Beidao, Piedmont, Xinjiading and Shijiaoshan. 1942, the village is called Jiangjiazhuang.

Xihuangdao

During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, a boy lived in Huangdao, Shanxi, hence the name. In the 12th year of Jiaqing, Jiang moved from Jiangge to Huangling in Beijian Village. Liu built a village in the north of the village (the age is unknown). Xin Jia moved to Guangxu in the sixth year and Chi Jia moved to Guangxu in the twenty-seventh year. 1952, the villages merged and were called xihuangdao.

Shuangfengzhuang

During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Xin moved from Xihongxin's home to the village, which was named after two peaks in the west of the village. In the early Qing Dynasty, Du moved in from Yangshan, Jimo County. During the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty, Zhao and Chi moved from Xihong to Geziling. During Guangxu period, Jiang moved from Jiangge. 1952, villages are merged.

Dujiadao

During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, Du moved and settled from Yangshan in Jimo County. Because of the taboo of the word "xian", it was renamed Dujiadao. Houjiang, Song Congjiangge and Nanhongbei Village moved to this island, built a fish mouth and a mountain, and merged into Dujia Island on 1942.

Xingjia

During the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Xing moved from Wangdao in Wendeng County to this village. In the middle of Qing Dynasty, Jiang, Song, Ma and Yu successively moved in from Jiangge, Dazhuang, Haiyangyuan and Shuitou.

water head

Tomorrow, during the Shunnian period, Ma was moved to this village by Haiyang, so it was named because it was located in the lower reaches of the river. During the Jiajing period, Yu moved from Yunnan.

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During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Yu and Pei moved from Yunnan to build this village, hence the name. After the Song Dynasty, Guo moved in from Nanhonghe.

Jiangge

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, Jiang Xiancheng moved from Dongling to this village, and later moved to his surname (later moved to Changjiazhuang and Wengjiabu).

Li Jia

During Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Li joined the army from Jinxiang County to Haiyang, and moved to this village during Jiajing period. During the period, Zhang was moved by Haiyang and built Zhangjia Village, which later became the village.

Siegel

It turns out that the Xue family lived in this village and was named Xue family. At the end of the Jin Dynasty, the war moved away. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Liu's family members settled in the village and attacked the old name. During the Wanli period, Yu moved from Sima Zhuang. Later it became the present name.

Banhaishan

In the tenth year of Daoguang reign in Qing Dynasty, the surname Song moved from Nanhong to this village, which was named after the hill behind the village was half in the sea and half in the ground. Later, Ren and Du successively moved in from Ren Jiakuang and Du Jia.

Dujia

Yao and Yang lived here in the early Qing Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, Du's surname moved here from Dujia Island, which was named after the large number of Du's surnames.

Nanhong (3 village)

In the second year of Ming Hongwu, Song Yan moved from Shijiatuan to this village. It is named after living in the south of Haiyangsuo Peninsula, near the sea. 1950 is divided into three administrative villages.

Little Red

During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Yu Morality moved from Yunnan to the southwest of Nanhong Village and established a village called Xiaohong. After the Song Dynasty, the surname moved in from Nanhong.

Nankuang

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, from, Yu, Song, Haiyang Institute, Xiaohong and Nanhong moved to Zhongtuan Village. Because it is located halfway up the mountain, 1934 merged into a village called Nanxun.

Xiaoshikou

In the fifty-ninth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, He Song moved to this village from Nanhong, which was named because there were many pebbles near the estuary.

Nanhuangdao

During the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Song moved from Nanhong to settle on this island. Originally named Nanhong Island, it was famous for its earthy color in the late Qing Dynasty.