Where is Dingzhou?

Dingzhou City is a county-level city in Hebei Province, People's Republic of China (PRC), which belongs to Baoding City. The historical changes of Dingzhou are recorded in Tong Dian of the Tang Dynasty, which says: "Dingzhou, Emperor Yao began to seal the land of the Tang State. At the beginning of the Warring States period, it was Zhongshan State, which was later annexed by Wei and later returned to Zhao. Shanggu County and Julu County in Qin and Wei Dynasties. Gao Han set up Zhongshan County, and Jingdi changed to Zhongshan Prefecture. Because of this, Kim has not changed. Houyan Mu Rongchui moved its capital here, and Beiyue Changshan is here. After Wei, it was Zhongshan County and Anzhou, and Daowu was changed to Dingzhou. In the last week, the general manager's office was established, led by Xianyou County. At the beginning of Sui Dynasty, the county was abandoned, Boling County was established at the beginning of Yangdi, and later it was changed to Levin County. Datang is Dingzhou or Boling County. Eleven leading counties: Anxi, Beiping, Gucheng, Hengyang, Xinle, Yifeng, Wang Du, Wuji, Tangchang, Shenze and Gaoyi. " Ancient city, an important town in the north of China. As early as the Neolithic Age, our ancestors lived here. Shang Dynasty was a northern country. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, settlements gradually increased. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Xiang built a city in Guanzhong. During the Warring States Period, Sun Yat-sen established his capital here. During the Western Han Dynasty, Lunu, Anxian, Xinchu and Cucui were located in Dingzhou today. From the Western Han Dynasty to the Pre-Qin Dynasty, Lunu was always the capital of Zhongshan. After Yan Dou came here. In the second year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (397), Anzhou was established and Taiwan was established. In the third year of Tianxing (400 years), Anzhou was changed to Dingzhou, hence the name Dingzhou today. At that time, there were three counties in Dingzhou: Lunu, Weichang and Anxi. Northern Qi abolished Lunu and entered Anxi. There are Anxi and Tangchang counties in Dingzhou in Tang Dynasty. There was only Anxi County in Song, Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Anxi withdrew from Dingzhou in the early Ming Dynasty and remained Dingzhou in the Qing Dynasty. From the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, it was once the seat of the government, the government, the road, the county and the state. At the beginning of the Republic of China, the abandoned state was changed to Dingxian county, and it was the headquarters of the department twice. In the early days of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Dingxian County Committee of China divided Dingxian County into dingnan county County and Dingbei County. Houdingbei County is divided into Tangding County and Wang Ding County. After Japan surrendered, Dingbei County was restored. In 36 years (1947), Dingxian County was liberated and Dingxian County was established. Dingnan and Dingbei counties merged into Dingxian county. The following year, Dingxian County was merged into Dingxian County. It used to be the resident of Jizhong Jiushe (later changed to Dingxian She). Dingxian and Quyang merged into Dingxian on 1958, and Dingxian and Quyang were separated on 196 1. 1986, Dingxian was changed from county to Dingzhou. 1994 65438+In February, Baoding area merged with Baoding City to form a new prefecture-level Baoding City, and Dingzhou City remained unchanged.