Tanggu history of Tanggu town

Tanggu became land in the Song Dynasty, with a history of more than 800 years. Haihe River is known as the gateway of Gyeonggi because of its strategic location. After Tanggu became land, people gradually came here to cook fish with salt and gradually formed a village. In the Yuan Dynasty, water transport by sea was opened, but the Yuan government stationed troops to stop it, resulting in an increasingly large population. After Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, established Dadu (now Beijing), the immigrants here reached a climax, and Dagu and Beitang became larger towns. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Dagu set up a government office in Xietai and Tanggu set up a government office in Tongzhi. Before liberation, Tanggu was never built independently, and the banks of Haihe River belonged to different administrative regions. On the eve of liberation, the south bank of Haihe River belongs to Tianjin County, and the north bank of Haihe River belongs to Ninghe County. After liberation, the two parties merged to form Tanggu District (Tanggu and Dagu) in Tianjin, and/kloc-0 was renamed Tanggu District in February, 952.