What is the history of Zuoyun County in Datong City?

Zuoyun County has a long history. According to the textual research on the stone tools unearthed in China by domestic historians, as early as 1, years ago, human beings had thrived on this land.

It is also a frontier town and a "battleground for military strategists" in the past dynasties.

Due to the frequent wars in the history of northern China, the local administrative districts, cities and population also changed frequently, and it belonged to the northern part of Jizhou in Shang and Zhou Dynasties.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was called Beidi Pasture Land, which was named Aries Land.

during the warring States period, it belonged to the state of Zhao, and it was placed in Wuzhou.

The Qin Dynasty belonged to Yanmen County.

the county was established in the Han dynasty and changed to Wuzhou county.

Jin Yongjia returned to the motherland in the fourth year (31).

in the northern Wei dynasty, Li Huan prefecture (now Datong) was the land in the capital of Pingcheng, Kyoto.

the northern Zhou dynasty belonged to northern Shuozhou.

after the unification of China in the first year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (581), the prefectures were changed to counties, belonging to Yunnei County of Mayi County.

In the 14th year of Tang Zhenguan (64), Dingxiang County was established in Guyunei County, which was also ruled by Yunzhou and belonged to Dingxiang County in Yunzhou.

in the five dynasties, it belonged to the late Tang dynasty and was transferred to Hedong road.

In the third year of Qing Dynasty (936), he rebelled against the general Hedong and made Shi Jingtang cede sixteen states of Yanyun to Qidan, which belonged to Liao.

The Yuan Dynasty belonged to Datong Road, Shanxi Road, Hedong, Zhongshu Province.

in the first year of Yongle in Ming dynasty (143), Datong Zuowei was established.

in September of the third year of Yongzheng in Qing dynasty (1725), Jiubao on Beixi Road was merged and renamed Zuoyun County.

in the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), it was directly under Shanxi province.

during the anti-Japanese war, the anti-Japanese counties of Dahuai Zuo, Zuoyou Liangzuo and Dafeng Liangzuo were successively established and transferred to the 11th Administrative Commissioner's Office in the Jin-Sui Border Region.

in 194, Lianhe county was abolished and was re-established in Zuoyun county, which belonged to the 11th agency in the western Shanxi province.

in September 1945, Zuoyun county was liberated, belonging to the five specialized agencies of Jinsui.

in October, 1949, it was placed under the Yanbei agency of Chahar province.

in November 1952, Chahar province was revoked, belonging to Yanbei area of Shanxi province.

In 1993, Yanbei area merged with Datong City, and Zuoyun County was subordinate to Datong City.

From 1993 to 21, there were 14 townships in the county, namely Guanjiabao Township, Queershan Township, Zhangjiachang Township, Weilu Township, Chenjiayao Township, Hangeta Township, Santun Township, Chengguan Town, Madaotou Township, Xiaojingzhuang Township, Suanzhe Township, Dianwan Township, Shuiyao Township and Yang Qian Fort Township.

in 21, it was merged into 233 administrative villages in 9 towns.

Among them, Weilu Township was abolished and its administrative area was merged into Guanjiabao Township; Cancel Chenjiayao Township and Han Geta Township, and merge their administrative areas into Santun Township; Yang Qian Bao Township was abolished and its administrative area was merged into Zhangjiachang Township; Cancel Suanzihe Township and merge its administrative area into Xiaojingzhuang Township; Renamed the original Chengguan Town as Yunxing Town.