How many towns are there in Wuxi County, Chongqing?

By the end of 20 17, 12 and 1 year, Wuxi county had two streets, 19 towns, 1 townships and1township development zones.

Streets: Baiyang Street and Ninghe Street.

Towns: Chengxiang Town, fenghuang town, Ningchang, Shangshuang, Gulu, Wenfeng, JOE, Bailu, Jianshan, Xiabao, Fengling, Tang Fang, Chaoyang, Tianba, Tongcheng, Tucheng, Pulian, Jiao Ling and Hongchiba.

Towns: Shengli Township, Dahe Township, Tianxing Township, Changgui Township, Yuling Township, Wulong Township, Huatai Township, Lan Ying Township, Shuangyang Township, Zhongliang Township, Tianyuan Township and Hongchiba Economic Development Zone.

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The development of history

In the pre-Qin period, Wuxi County belonged to Wuxian and Wuzhou successively, Xia, Shang and Zhou belonged to Yuzhou Fish Town, and Fish Town belonged to Wuxian since Chu. In 277 BC, the King of Qin changed the county to Qianzhong County and established Wu County, including Wushan and Wuxi. ?

After Qin unified the six countries, the county system was implemented, and Wuxi County was subordinate to Wu, a county in central Guizhou.

In the Han Dynasty, Wuxi County belonged to Wu, a southern county. In Jian 'an 15 of the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 2 10), Jing County was established from Wuxian County, and the county was governed by Chengxiang Town of Wuxi County. Jian 'an was 2 1 year (AD 2 16), and Jingxian was subordinate to Guling County (now fengjie county). ?

During the Three Kingdoms period, Beijing County (Wuxi) successively belonged to Badong County (now Fengjie), Yidu County (now Yichang) and Jianping County (now Wushan). ?

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Jingxian County was subordinate to Badong County, Jianping Dewey County and Jianping County successively. The organizational system of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and Beijing County has not changed.

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Liu Song, Southern Qi Dynasty, Liang Dynasty and Western Wei Dynasty, the organizational system of Jingxian County remained unchanged.

The Sui Dynasty still used the county system. In the second year of Emperor Wendi (AD 582), Yongchang County was abolished, and Dachang County was the general administration of NSW, Badong County. ?

During the Tang Dynasty (AD 6 18-907), the county system was changed and roads were built. Dachang County was then under Kuizhou (now Fengjie) and belonged to Shannan East Road. ?

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (AD 907-960), Shannan East Road was abandoned, and Zhenjiang Army was established in Kuizhou, and later it was changed to Ningjiang Army, which belonged to Dachang County. After the unification of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the Northern Song Dynasty, Dao was established and the county belonged to Daning supervisor of Kuizhou Dao.

During the Northern Song Dynasty (960- 1 127), Daning Prison was established in Song Taizong Duan AD (988) to administer Dachang County. The prison is in Chengxiang Town, Wuxi County today. ?

During the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 127 to A.D. 1279), the territorial relationship of this county remained unchanged and it was still under the supervision of Daning. ?

During the Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 127 1 to A.D. 1368), Sichuan established Zhongshu Province (called Sichuan Province). In the 20th year of Zhiyuan (AD 1283), Daning was promoted to Daning House, which governed Dachang, Yunyang, Pingli, Shiquan and Longhua counties. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 136 1), Daning House belonged to Kuizhou Road, a peasant regime in Daxia. ?

During the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1368 to A.D. 1644), it was changed from Dao to Fu, and Daning Fu belonged to Chongqing.

During the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1644 to A.D.191year), the "Dao" system was established at the prefecture, prefecture and county levels. In the third year of Shunzhi (A.D. 1646), Li Zicheng's widow He Zhen and his son Boning occupied Daning to resist the Qing Dynasty. In the second year of Kangxi (AD 1663), Daning County surrendered to the Qing Dynasty only after Boning surrendered.

During the Republic of China (A.D. 19 12 to 1949), Daning County belonged to East Sichuan Road (now Chongqing). In the third year of the Republic of China (A.D.1965438+June 2004), it was renamed Wuxi County because of the same name as Daning County in Shanxi Province.

People's Republic of China (PRC) (founded in 1949 10 10)19491214 Wuxi county was liberated in February, and the county people's government was established on the 20th. Wuxi County belongs to Wanxian District, East Sichuan People's Administration Office, Southwest Administrative Region.

In September 1952, 1, the organizational system of Sichuan Province was restored, and Wuxi County was subordinate to Wanxian District of Sichuan Province.

1June, 968, Wanxian area was renamed Wanxian area.

From 65438 to 0993, Wanxian area was changed to Wanxian city, and the administrative system of city governing counties was implemented.

1In March, 997, Chongqing municipality was established, and Wanxian City was changed to Wanzhou Immigrant Development Zone in Chongqing, which was subordinate to Wuxi County.

In July 2000, Wuxi County was directly under the jurisdiction of Chongqing.

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