Historical changes in Tumen Town

Tumen is the hometown of Han and Wei Dynasties. Located on the edge of the historic Tengger Desert, it is the east gate of Hexi Corridor and the important town of the Silk Road. For thousands of years, after the struggles and separatist regimes of Xirong, Yueshi, Xiongnu, Tangut and other tribes, wars are frequent and smoke is endless, which is a battleground for military strategists. In the second year of Emperor founding ceremony of the Han Dynasty, the ancient general Huo Qubing was sent to quell the Xiongnu, and the Hexi Corridor began to belong to the territory of the Han Dynasty, so Dunhuang, Jiuquan, Zhangye and Wuwei counties were set up, and Wuwei county was set up with Cangsong (now Gulang), Jiji (now Tumen) and Park Ring (now Dajing) 10 counties. The so-called ". The calendar of Keats County is ***678 in Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. In the later Zhou Dynasty, it was abandoned and merged into the Long Song Dynasty. In the first year of Tang Xizong Zhonghe, the Tangut drew the scarlet letter and thought about it. According to the land of Yin Xia in Liangzhou, it is called the King of Xixia, where there are nine owners. /kloc-since 0/993, Tumen belongs to Xixia and is the pasture of Qiang people. In A.D. 1226, Yuan destroyed Xixia and ruled China for 90 years. Tumen was also Yuan's pasture. In the early years of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Duke Guo of Song destroyed Feng and settled in Hexi. Tumen was originally named Shaomaying. In June of the third year of the Ming Dynasty (1438), Gulang was established, and it was under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Hangdu Command. Because most immigrants are from Tumenzi, Fuping County, Shaanxi Province, in order to remember their feelings, Shaomaying was changed to Tumen. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was Jin Woo Town. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was divided into three districts, governing one, two, three, four and five townships. 1952 changed to Zhennan, Shanghe, Lehe, Yongfeng and Baohe. 1955, Tumen Township was jointly built by Zhennan, Shanghe and Lehe Township, and Baohe Township was jointly built by Baohe and Yongfeng Township. 1958 When the commune was established, the three townships of Zhazi, Tumen and Baohe merged to form the Red Star People's Commune. On February 20th, 65438 of the same year, Gulang County and Tianzhu County were under the jurisdiction of Tianzhu County. 1959 changed to Tumen people's commune. 196 1 When adjusting the system, the Hezazi branch and the Baohe branch were still Tumen commune. 1965, the branch of Fairy Commune was Tumen Commune. 1982 during the rural system reform, Tumen District was established to govern Tumen, Qingping, Baohe, Hujiabian and Lehe townships. 1984, the area was withdrawn and merged into the township, which is still Tumen Township. 1985 was converted into Tumen Town. In August, 2004, the original Hujiabian Township was merged into Tumen Town.