Administrative divisions of Ningqiang County

In ancient times, it belonged to Liangzhou and was the stronghold of the Di and Qiang. In the second year of Tang Wude (619), Miangu County was relocated to Tonggu Town (today's Jinniuyi) in the east and Jinniu County was established. In the fourth year, Jiamu County was established in the south of this county. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Sanquan County was established in today's Guangyuan City. It moved north to govern Yangpingguan Town in the northwest of this county; in the first year of Baoli (825), it was demoted to Jinniu County as a town and merged into Xi County. In the fifth year of Qiande in the Northern Song Dynasty (967), Sanquan County was under the direct control of the capital. In the second year of Zhidao (996), the Da'an Army was established in Sanquan County. It was abandoned in the third year of the army and was restored in the third year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1133). In the early Yuan Dynasty, Da'an Prefecture was reestablished. In the 20th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1283), it was demoted to Da'an County and belonged to Mianzhou.

In the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370), Da'an County was abolished. In September of the thirtieth year, Ningqiangwei was established in this county. In the 21st year of Chenghua (1485), Ningqiang Prefecture was established. Because it was a place where Di and Qiang people lived in ancient times, it was named after the Qiang land Yongning. In 1913, the state was abolished and Ningqiang County was established. In 1914, it belonged to Hanzhong Road. Directly under the jurisdiction of the province in 1928. In January 1942, it was renamed Ningqiang County. In 1949, it belonged to the Southern Shaanxi Administrative Area. In 1951, it belonged to Nanzheng Prefecture. In 1953, it belonged to Hanzhong Prefecture. In 1958, the county system was abolished, and the jurisdiction was assigned to Feng County and Hanzhong City. In 1969, it belonged to Hanzhong area. It belonged to Hanzhong City in 1996.

In December 1949, Ningqiang County established 9 districts: Chengguan, Da'an, Jizhong, Yangpingguan, Yanzibian, Fenghuang, Tianchi, Tiantai and Jing'an, with townships and villages under the districts. In May 1950, Jizhong District was withdrawn and merged into Da'an and Yangpingguan Districts respectively; Yanzibian and Fenghuang Districts were merged into Guangpinghe District; in June 1951, the districts were named sequentially, and the eighth district was added in September, namely : Chengguan District 1, Da'an District 2, Yangpingguan District 3, Guangping District 4, Tianchi District 5, Tiantai District 6, Jing'an District 7, Daijiaba District 8. In the sixth district, Sunjialing and Lijiaba townships were added. In the seventh district, two additional townships, Guazishan and Xiaobaocheng, were added. ***76 Street Township.

In 1953, the seven townships of Liping, Yuanbazi, Chanjiayan, Wulangba, Bancangba, Xiaobaocheng and Guazishan in the seventh district, and Sunjialing and Lijia in the sixth district were The 3 townships of Ba and Shuitianping, the 2 townships of Zhangjiaqiao and Tangjiaba in the fifth district, and the administrative village of Songpingzi in Tiesuoguan Township were all placed under the Central District of Liping; Yanzi Bian, Shujiaba and Tiesuoguan were added. , Fengjiaying 4th District; Ningqiang County ***11th District, 90 Street Township, 355 Administrative Village.

In August 1956, districts were withdrawn and merged into townships, and the fifth district (Yanzi Bian), the seventh district (Shujiaba), the tenth district (Hujiaba), and the eleventh district (Fengjiaying) were cancelled. Ningqiang County has 4 districts, including 7 districts including Chengguan, Da'an, Daijiaba, Yangpingguan, Guangping, Maopinggou and Tiesuoguan, and 52 towns. In 1958, Miaoba Township in Lueyang County and Chanjiayan and Sandaohe in Liping District (divided from Wangcang County, Sichuan to Liping District in April 1957) and Shuitianping Township (divided from Ningqiang County in 1953 Guiliping Central District) was placed under Ningqiang County and belonged to 3 districts: Da'an, Maopinggou and Tiesuoguan; in September of the same year, 7 districts were changed into 7 communes, and 55 management areas were established in the original townships (towns).

In May 1961, 7 communes were abolished, the district system was restored, and the management areas were changed into (small) communes. Ningqiang County had 50 communes in 7 districts, 366 production brigades (hereinafter referred to as brigades), 2397 A production team. In 1962, it was adjusted to 53 communes, 365 brigades, and 2,225 production teams. In 1964, it was adjusted to 2 towns, 55 communes, 365 brigades, 4 neighborhood committees, and 2,539 production teams. In 1965, it was adjusted to 2 towns and 54 communes. In 1966, Ningqiang County established 54 communes in 7 districts. In 1981, Ningqiang County consisted of 52 communes in 7 districts and 2 towns.

In March 1984, communes were renamed as townships, brigades were renamed as villages, and production brigades were renamed as villager groups; traditional place names were restored, and Ningqiang County was divided into 7 districts, 2 towns, and 52 townships. In 1986, Chengguan Town was under the direct jurisdiction of the county; Da'an, Yangpingguan and Qianqiu were classified as township-level towns; Ningqiang County had 7 districts, 1 county-administered town, 3 township-level towns, 50 townships, 367 villages, 8 neighborhood committees and 2,460 villager groups.

In 1996, districts were withdrawn and merged into townships: Gaozhaizi and Luocunba Townships were merged to form Gaozhaizi Town, Wangjiaping and Jinjiaping Townships were merged into Chengguan Town, and Shahezi Township was merged into Shujiaba Township. , the three townships of Mulberry Bay, Baiyanglin, and Liejinba were merged into Da'an Town, and the three townships of Daijiaba, Nanshahe, and Xujiaba (except Liuxigou Village was merged into Zengjiahe Township) were merged into Daijiaba Town. Changgou Township and Tangdu Township were merged into Yangpingguan Town, Qianqiu Town, Yanzi Bian Township, Xinchang Township, and Zhongba Township were merged to form Yanzi Bian Town, Guangping and Jinshan Temple Townships were merged to form Guangping Town, Qingmuchuan and Yuquan Ba2 Township merged to form Qingmuchuan Town, Tiesuoguan, Zhoujiaba and Pingxihe Townships merged to form Tiesuoguan Town, Hujiaba, Longwang and Laodaba Townships merged to form Hujiaba Town, Maoba River The three townships of , Sandaohe and Dazhuba were merged to form Maobahe Town. After the adjustment, Ningqiang County has jurisdiction over 11 towns and 21 townships: Chengguan Town, Gaozhaizi Town, Da'an Town, Daijiaba Town, Yangpingguan Town, Yanzi Bian Town, Qingmuchuan Town, Guangping Town, and Tiesuoguan Town. , Hujiaba Town, Maobahe Town, Shujiaba Township, Dishuipu Township, Miaoba Township, Kuancuan Township, Nanping Township, Donghuanggou Township, Gongjiahe Township, Zengjiahe Township, Shuanghe Township, Zhu Bahe Township, Cangshe Township, Taiyangling Township, Juting Township, Anlehe Township, Bahaihe Township, Shuitianping Township, Erlangba Township, Huangbayi Township, Maopinggou Township, Guankouba Township, Chanjiayan Township .

In 2001, Dishuipu Township was canceled and merged into Chengguan Town and renamed Hanyuan Town, Shuanghe Township and Zhubahe Township were canceled and merged into Yangpingguan Town, Bahaihe Township was canceled and merged into Anlehe Township, and Shuitianping Township was merged into Erlangba Township, Maopinggou Township and Guankouba Township were abolished, and Bashan Town was merged. After adjustment, Ningqiang County has jurisdiction over 12 towns and 14 townships: Hanyuan Town, Gaozhaizi Town, Daan Town, Daijiaba Town, Yangpingguan Town, Yanzibian Town, Guangping Town, Qingmuchuan Town, Maobahe Town Town, Tiesuoguan Town, Hujiaba Town, Bashan Town, Shujiaba Township, Miaoba Township, Nanping Township, Kuancuan Township, Gongjiahe Township, Donghuanggou Township, Zengjiahe Township, Taiyangling Township, Cang She Township, Juting Township, Anlehe Township, Chanjiayan Township, Huangbayi Township, and Erlangba Township.

In 2011, Huangbayi Township was canceled and merged into Hanyuan Town, Nanping Township and Kuancuan Township were canceled and merged into Daan Town, Donghuanggou Township was canceled and merged into Daijiaba Town, and Zengjiahe Township was canceled Juting Township was merged with Juting Township; the organizational structures of Shujiaba Township, Miaoba Township, Gongjiahe Township, Taiyangling Township, Cangshe Township, Anlehe Township, Erlangba Township, and Chanjiayan Township were revoked and established accordingly. The establishment of the town. After the adjustment, Ningqiang County has jurisdiction over 21 towns: Hanyuan Town, Gaozhaizi Town, Da'an Town, Daijiaba Town, Yangpingguan Town, Yanzi Bian Town, Guangping Town, Qingmuchuan Town, Maobahe Town, Tiesuo Town Guan Town, Hujiaba Town, Bashan Town, Shujiaba Town, Miaoba Town, Gongjiahe Town, Taiyangling Town, Cangshe Town, Juting Town, Anlehe Town, Chanjiayan Town and Erlangba Town.