The Origin of the Name of Zhou Bei Village in Ningjin County

Textual research on the names of counties and villages (4)

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Gengzhuang Bridge, during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, people from Geng zhao village cultivated here. In order to facilitate communication, a grass bridge called Gengzhuang Bridge was built on Fuyang River. Later, the village was built here and named after the bridge.

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Caojiatai, 3.2km west of Gengzhuang Bridge. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Cao Shi moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and the village site was in Gaofu, hence the name.

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Liujiatai, 2.5 kilometers northwest of Geng. According to legend, it was originally named Zhangjiawan. During the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, Liu moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and took it as his name.

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Majiatai, at the northwest of Geng 1.9 km. In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404), Majia moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and took the present name.

Textual research on the names of counties and villages (3)

Time: 2018-05-1710: 54:15 Source:

Xingfu village is located in the northeast of the central part of the county, and was originally a part of Tongzhaofang. Located in the east outside the north gate of Guxian County, it was designated as Dongguan in the Republic of China. 1946 changed its name today, meaning that people lived a happy life after liberation.

Democratic village is located in the northwest of the central part of the county. As a part of Tongzhaofang in Qing Dynasty, it is located in the west of the north gate of Guxian County. In the Republic of China, it was designated as an administrative village, called Xiguan. 1946 was renamed today, which means that democracy is practiced in the liberated areas.

Tuanjie village is located in the central and eastern part of the county. In the 26th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1547), Wang Bao, a magistrate of a county, founded the Moon City outside the East Gate, which was originally a "Moon City Workshop" for defense, commonly known as "Moon City". 1946 was renamed today, symbolizing the great unity of the people in Ningjin.

Jiefang village is located in the southwest of the county seat. Before liberation, it belonged to Xianlin Square, Zhao Pu Square and Dujian Square. 1946 designated the village as its current name, which means people's liberation. Monuments include Confucius Temple (Gong Xue), Seven Holy Temples, Wenchang Pavilion, Baoying 'an, Shibin Academy, Taihe Yuan Qi Square, Depei Tiandi Square and Taoist Temple Ancient and Modern Square, which disappeared after the 1966 earthquake.

Guangfu village is located in the southeast of the county seat. Before liberation, it belonged to Champion Square and Xianlin Square. The village was renamed 1946, which means the recovery of Ningjin. There used to be a temple of fire at the southern end of Huo Yan Street (commonly known as Hoya Street), which was demolished after the founding of the People's Republic of China. There are two temple fairs on April 28 and May 28 of the lunar calendar every year, which are very lively, so the village name is also called "Vulcan Street". The original Guxingning Temple in the south of the village (Nanda Temple, built in the Shaosheng period of the Northern Song Dynasty and demolished after the founding of the People's Republic of China) is held every year on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month. These two temples are very famous in the county and have great influence.

Desheng village is located in the west of the northern part of the county. In the Qing dynasty, it was north of Tongzhaofang, and in the Republic of China, it was designated as an administrative village called Beiguan. 1946 was renamed today, symbolizing the great victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Zhenwu Temple (now between the village committee and the pharmaceutical factory) has existed since ancient times. After liberation, it was changed to Beiguan Primary School. 1966 was demolished after the earthquake, leaving an immortal stone tablet.

Fanhua Village is located in the east of the middle of the county seat, which was the East Sima Fang before the Republic of China. The original Bai Yi Da Shi An, commonly known as "Bai Tang Yi Street". 1946 was renamed today, meaning economic prosperity after liberation.

Xinning village is located in the south-central part of the county seat. During the Republic of China, it belonged to the capital prison and the Xisi stable. 1946 designated village, which means to build a new Ningjin.

Nanguan village is located in the south of the county seat. In the Qing Dynasty, the village was named Weishuifang, and in the Republic of China it was renamed Nanguan. 1966 change Nanguan to "red flag". It was renamed as 1982 in March. The ancient Ding Qiao in this village has disappeared. Guangji Bridge at the south exit of the village is still there, which is the only historical relic in the county.

Shuyuan Village is located in the southeast of the county seat. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Ai Cai, an ancient Taoist in Zhejiang, resigned and returned to his hometown, and built an academy on the riverside, which was called Shibin Academy in history. 13 (1748), the academy was destroyed by the flood. After that, he settled into a village, along the said academy. 1966 was renamed as "anti-sealing". It was renamed as 1982 in March.

Yongxing village is located in the southeast of the county seat. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, it was called Huajiazhuang (unknown origin). During the Republic of China, it was called "Huazhuang". Later, it was named after the Zhuang Yong Bridge outside the Yuecheng Gate, which means prosperity forever. 1966, the village was renamed "Dongfeng". 1982 resumed in May. There was Sanguan Temple in ancient times, which was burned down by the Japanese army in the northwest of Qiancun.

Tingzitou is located in the southeast of the county seat. According to legend, the Guyan River passes through the south of the village, and there is a river-crossing stone bridge named "Yongji Bridge" at the pier. A pavilion was built at the bridge head for pedestrians and businessmen to rest and enjoy the scenery. For a long time, Tingzitou settlement became a village, and "Tingzitou" was used as the village name.

Dongwangli is located 2 kilometers southeast of the county seat. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Wang and Li Er moved to this village and became Wang Lizhuang before and after the Republic of China. 1September, 958, Wanglizhuang was divided into two natural administrative villages, Dongwangli and Xiwangli.

Xiwangli is located at 1 km east of the county seat. In the early Ming Dynasty, Wang and Li Er moved to this village and became Wang Lizhuang, which evolved into Wang Lizhuang around the Republic of China. 1September, 958, Wanglizhuang was divided into two natural administrative villages, Dongwangli and Xiwangli.