How did Bozhou, Anhui Province pull away from Fuyang in history?

China has a vast territory and is rich in natural resources, ranking first in the world. Of course, there have been many geographical divisions above this big country, some caused by historical problems, some by cultural differences, and of course there are many other reasons. There are not a few such cases in China. For example, Chongqing is a well-known example. Everyone should know that Chongqing used to be under the jurisdiction of Sichuan. Later, with the development of the western region, Chongqing became an independent municipality directly under the central government. But in the eyes of most Sichuanese, Chongqing is still regarded as a part of Sichuan.

Therefore, the problems caused by geographical division still exist. Let's talk about it in detail today. How was Bozhou, Anhui Province introduced from Fuyang in history? ? This question seems to the local people to be half-baked, and it is even more curious to outsiders. Therefore, it is necessary to review the historical reasons in detail and answer the puzzles in everyone's hearts.

First of all, we need to know what kind of existence Bozhou is in history. Bozhou is a famous historical city, an ancient cultural city with profound historical background, which was once called in history. Yucheng? . The most glorious moment in history, Bozhou was once the capital of a country, which lasted for three years.

In the Yuan Dynasty, the leader of the Northern Red Scarf Army was named Liu Futong. He led the people to rise up against the Yuan Dynasty. With the support of the people, Han Liner became the emperor and established his capital in Haozhou. Then after Zhu Yuanzhang led the army to capture Mizhou, he basically divided and ruled, which led to the decline of Mizhou. With the decline of China's feudal dynasty, after the establishment of 1949 People's Republic of China (PRC), Mizhou merged with Fuyang, which was a part of Fuyang and was under its jurisdiction. Therefore, if we want to discuss the reasons why Bozhou was designated as Fuyang, we should start with the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC) in history.

1949 after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), China's economy has grown substantially. With the economic development, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, in order to restore a large number of young and middle-aged laborers lost in the war, the state supported the policy of having more children. As a result, the population of Mizhou is not small, with the support of policies and economy, it is growing rapidly, and the population of Mizhou even exceeds that of Hefei, the capital of Anhui Province. What's more, at this time, Mizhou was included in Fuyang, and

In addition to population, a large part of the reasons are related to the region. Bozhou itself has a large area, and Fuyang, even catching up with the total area of a single province in China. Because the area is too wide and the management coefficient is too large, in order to facilitate the governance of the central government and consider the comprehensive influence of the local area, Bozhou was finally split from Fuyang and became a prefecture-level city in Anhui independently.

There are of course other reasons besides population and region. As we all know, in the ancient history of China, Mizhou was actually an independent region with its own customs and unique culture. Although it was later under the jurisdiction of Fuyang, it is closely related and has certain similarities, but it is still a culturally independent area, so this may be the reason why Mizhou was separated from Fuyang.

Whatever the reason, the relationship between Bozhou and Fuyang is complementary and inseparable. Therefore, despite the split of Bozhou, it is still closely related to Fuyang, sharing weal and woe. And many Bozhou people still think they are Fuyang people. The people of the two places have close contacts and their cultures are still connected.