The Historical Evolution of Xiaobengbu Town

Guyang belonged to the Western Han Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Song and Jin ruled across the river, calling Henan Wharf Store Bengbu Store and Jinzhi District of Hebei Small Bengbu Store. In the Ming Dynasty, Henan was called Bengbuji, and Hebei was called Xiaobengbu Street, also known as Main Street. Xiao Bengbu in Qing Dynasty was the junction of Fengyang, Huaiyuan and Lingbi counties, with the main street as the center. In the second year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1863), Fengyang government set up the "Three Counties Department" in Xiaobengzheng Street, the main street of Fengyang County, which was in charge of the administrative security of Bengbu. 19 12 "Three Counties Division" was abolished, and the small collapsed part was changed to Lingbi County. 1947 On New Year's Day, after Bengbu was formally established, the city was established to administer the Xiaobengbu regional office. 1949 65438+1October 20th, Bengbu was liberated, and the small Bengbu regional office was changed to the small Bengbu regional government (the small Bengbu regional people's government was established in June 10).

Xiaobengbu Town is located in 1949 65438+ 10, and merged with Ludong and Luxiang in September 1958 to form a satellite commune. February 1959 was changed to feihuai commune, and June 1964 65438+ 10 was changed to xiaobu commune. 1February, 984, changed to Xiaobenbu Township. 1February, 1992, Wuying Township and Xiaobeng Township merged into Xiaobeng Town. 1997, with an area of 42.2 square kilometers and a population of 46,000, governs Fanggou, Wu 'an, Zhaozong, Gao 'an, Chen Tai, Houlou, Lutai, Shanxiang, Jintai, Taoyuan, Dongzhao, Orchard, Forest Farm, east temple, Dinggang, Shuangdun, Wuying and Xugang.