Evolution of organizational system in Changhua County

166 1 year, Wang Zheng of Yanping successfully recovered Taiwan Province Province, established Zhengming regime, launched a long-term resistance with the Qing government, ruled Taiwan Province, and divided Taiwan Province Province into three counties: Chengtianfu, Wannian and Tianxing. At that time, Changhua County belonged to Tianxing County.

1684, the Qing government sent troops to conquer Taiwan Province Province, incorporated Taiwan Province Province into the territory of the Qing Dynasty, and set up Taiwan House in Tainan City, which administered three counties in Fujian Province: Taiwan County, Fengshan County and Zhuluo County.

1723 (the first year of Yongzheng), due to the increasing number of immigrants coming to Taiwan for reclamation, ministers in the Qing court began to suggest the establishment of county administration in Taiwan Province.

173 1 year (the ninth year of Yongzheng), the land north of Dajiaxi in Changhua County was placed under the management of the Ministry of Freshwater; After about 150 years, the governance scope of Changhua County was south of Dajiaxi and north of Huweixi.

1875 (the first year of Guangxu), the population of Taiwan is increasing, and the land occupied by Han people is increasing; Therefore, the northern part of Taiwan Province Province will join Taibei County, while Changhua County, which is still a Taiwanese county, will set up a water and sediment communication hall in the eastern mountainous area.

1885 (in the 11th year of Guangxu), Taiwan Province Province was established as the province, and then Lugang Hall, which is located in the offshore of Changhua County, was established for governance.

1887 (13th year of Guangxu reign), the provincial capital of Taiwan Province Province added another government and Zhili government, and Zhanghua County merged with Lugang Hall, and Taiwan County was established in the area north of Daduxi. At this time, Changhua County is bounded by Daduxi in the north, Huweixi in the south, Bagua Mountain in the east and Linhai in the west.

1895, the Qing government lost the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, signed a contract with Japan, ceded treaty of shimonoseki and Taiwan Province Province to Japan, redrawn administrative divisions, and simply divided Taiwan Province Province into Taipei, Taiwan Province Province, Tainan and Penghu Hall. Changhua was then under the jurisdiction of Taiwan County.

190 1 year redrawn the administration and established Changhua Hall.

1909 merged with Taichung Guild Hall, and Changhua area belongs to five guilds.

1920, the Japanese government began to implement the state, county, street and village system in Taiwan Province, dividing the whole Taiwan into five States and three halls, and the whole territory of Changhua was placed under Zhongzhou, which was divided into three counties and was under the jurisdiction of 1 state. Later, the Japanese government took this as a benchmark in Taiwan Province administrative region.

1930, the population of Changhua area has exceeded one million.

1945 (34 years of the Republic of China): The Japanese army surrendered, and the National Government established the Office of the Chief Executive of Taiwan Province Province, redrawing the administrative region of Taiwan Province Province into 8 counties, 9 provinces and 2 counties.

1947 (36 years of the Republic of China): the executive yuan meeting agreed to abolish the provincial government of Taiwan Province province and form a new Taiwan Province government.

1950 (in 39 years of the Republic of China): The authorities of Taiwan Province Province decided to redraw the administrative divisions again, and decided to merge Changhua District, Garden District, Beidou District and Changhua City under the jurisdiction of Taichung County into Changhua County, with Dadu River in the north, Zhuoshui River in the south, Bagua Mountain in the east and Taiwan Province Strait in the west, and to cancel the regional department under the jurisdiction of 1 city 7.