Why was Hua County originally called Baima County?

Baima County was founded in Qin Dynasty, which lasted 1500 years. It was not until the end of the Ming Dynasty that it was renamed Huaxian County. Its location is now hua county, Henan Province, which governs Baimaqiang Village, which is located in the east of hua county County 10 km. Ancient city walls and various cultural relics were discovered through archaeological excavations.

The name of Huaxian County began in the seventh year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1374). As for "slippery", Gai is named after the slippery city. "Rebuilding the Records of Huaxian County" records: "The Earl of Duke Zhou VIII was sealed in slippery, but he was slippery." Benji changed his surname to Fahrenheit. "Yuanhe Zhi" says: "Sliding home is the foundation, and later generations think that the city has a platform near the river, so it is called Sliding Platform City." The Water Classic Notes says: "As the old saying goes, skates build this city by name."

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the slippery land was called Baima County, which belonged to Dong Jun County. Since the Sui and Ming Dynasties, Huaxian County has been called Slippery State. In the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1370), Baima County was abandoned and entered Slippery State. In seven years, Huazhou was Huaxian County. In the third year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty, Hua County was placed under Weihui House. In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), all the states were annexed, and Huaxian county belonged to Yubei Road. 17 changed to the third administrative division of Henan province. In People's Republic of China (PRC)1949165438+10, the county government moved from Wanji Village to Daokou Town, which belongs to Puyang District of Plain Province. 1952165438+10. In October, Pingyuan Province was revoked, and Huaxian County belonged to Henan Province, still belonging to Puyang area. 1February 1986, changed to Anyang city.