Qiao Zhou county

After Yongjia Rebellion, a large number of northern refugees and northern gentry went south. The Eastern Jin government set up special administrative divisions in order to resettle the northern expatriates and the gentry who moved south. According to the native place of overseas Chinese in the north, administrative units at all levels are named to form overseas Chinese counties. Local people's accounts are registered with yellow paper, which is called "yellow registration"; The household registration of foreign personnel is on white paper, which is called "white registration". The establishment of counties in Qiao Zhou has played an important role in attracting northern refugees and resettling overseas Chinese clans. However, with the failure and forgetting of the Northern Expedition, the integration of the aborigines, the concealment of the population and the confusion of the state administrative system, the Eastern Jin government implemented land rest and merged the yellow people of the local population with the white people of the northern refugees. Although the Eastern Jin government met with resistance from gentry in the process of breaking ground, it finally realized the confluence of soil and tourists. At the same time, there were overseas Chinese counties in the sixteen countries of Wuhu and the Northern Dynasties.

The establishment of overseas Chinese county was related to the historical conditions at that time. For the gentry who moved to the south, they had a strong county complex, such as Wang Langya and Chen. After the Eight Kings Rebellion, the royal family of the Jin Dynasty declined and had to rely on overseas Chinese clans and Wu local clans. As a result, the situation of "king and horse, * * * the world" appeared. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was natural to take care of overseas Chinese clans. On the one hand, the establishment of overseas Chinese county met the needs of overseas Chinese clans, on the other hand, it also provided an economic and political foundation for the politics of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A considerable part of the foreign population absorbed by overseas Chinese counties has become the trilogy of overseas Chinese clansmen. For northern refugees, they have a strong local complex. After Yongjia, the north fell into war and northerners moved south. If it weren't for the war, these people wouldn't have left their homes. At the same time, there are some contradictions between the northern expatriates and the local people, and the establishment of overseas Chinese counties can also be completely alleviated. Later, when the Northern Expedition was far away, expatriates and aborigines gradually merged. At the same time, two local administrative systems and two household registration management systems have also brought great trouble to the Eastern Jin government. The aristocratic families concealed the population and annexed the land, which brought great trouble to the Eastern Jin government. Therefore, the eastern Jin government implemented the soil break. Later, the northern government forces rose, and the poor began to take the lead. The emerging civilians had an impact on the gentry, and a series of wars such as Sun En and Lu Xun Uprising also weakened the gentry. As a result, the pressure from the court gentry gradually eased. In this case, soil breaking was successfully implemented. Later, with the formation of the military and political pattern of being strong in the north and weak in the south, the northern expedition was completely hopeless, and immigrants could only stay in the local area. As a result, overseas Chinese counties withdrew from the historical stage.