Was Qinzhou in Beihai under the jurisdiction of Guangdong before?

Yes, Qinzhou, formerly known as Qinlian Special Zone, governs four genera of Qinlian in Guangdong Province (Qinzhou, Hepu, Fangcheng and Lingshan), Qinzhou area, Qinxian county in Zhanjiang area of Guangdong Province and Qinzhou county in Guangxi.

Now it is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in the southwest of China, the south of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the coast of the South China Sea, and the center of the Beibu Gulf Economic Zone. It is the most convenient sea passage in the southwest.

Qinzhou is located in the south coast of Guangxi, on the north bank of Beibu Gulf, with the latitude of 2135 ′ ~ 22 41′ north and the longitude of107 72 ′ ~109 56 ′ east. Nanning in the north, Beihai and Yulin in the east, Qinzhou Bay in the south and Fangchenggang in the west.

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Qin, today's city is like a county, and this county is located in the county (now Chongzuo, Guangxi). The early Han Dynasty (206 BC-65438 BC+065438 BC+065438 BC+0 BC) belonged to South Vietnam. Ding Yuan in the Western Han Dynasty (former 1 1 1) belonged to Hepu County, and the county seat was at the ancient city head of Jiuzhou, Quanshui Town, Pubei County.

It belongs to Hepu County, Jiaozhou. The county seat was originally xuwen county (now Leizhou). In the 19th year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (43 years), he moved to Hepu County, where he lived. When the Three Kingdoms belonged to the State of Wu, the county name remained unchanged. In the seventh year of Huang Wu (228), Sun Quan changed Hepu County to Zhuguan County; Sun (252-258) was renamed Hepu County, and the county and county government are still in Hepu County.

Jin follows the Wu system, and the county, county name and ruling place remain unchanged. During the Song, Yuan and Jia Dynasties in the Southern and Northern Dynasties (424-453), Hepu County was located in Linzhang County, Guangzhou (now Pubei County) and Songshou County, Jiaozhou. Songshou County governs Songshou County and Song Guang County. Songshou County governs Guchengjiao Village, Pingji Town, Qinbei District; Song Guang County is located in Luwu Town, ling shan.

Today, municipal districts and Lingshan belong to Songshou County and Song Guang County. From then on to the end of the Tang Dynasty, today's market territory generally belongs to three states (counties).

1, Yuezhou. In the seventh year of Southern Song Dynasty (47 1), it was analyzed that Hepu County, Songshou County and Linzhang County in Guangzhou were located in Zhangping County (now Pubei County) of Linzhang County. In the first year of Tian Liang Prison (502), Linzhang County and Zhangping County were abolished as Hepu County, and the Yuezhou government moved to Hepu County (the current address is the same as above). Sui was renamed as Luzhou, Hezhou and Hepu County.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Yuezhou (short-term Jiajiang State), followed by Lianzhou, Hepu County and Lianzhou, with the state (county) government in Hepu County (the address is the same as above). Today, Pubei County belongs to a small part of its territory.

2. Anzhou. In the second year of Qi Jianyuan (480), Song Shou County was transferred to Jiaozhou. Analysis of the four years of Datong in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (532): Anjing County is located in the west of Songshou County, belonging to Anjing County (established in the same year, governing Anjing County); In addition, Song Guang county is used as the land of Song Guang county (county, which governs the same city).

In the same year, Anzhou was established in Songshou, Song Guang and Anjing counties, located in the southeast of Songshou County (now jiulong town, Qinnan District). In the seventeenth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (597), Song Guang County was renamed Xinhua County, and the following year it was renamed Neiting County (Nanbin County and Zunhua County were located in the twentieth year of Emperor Kai).

In the 18th year of Kai Dynasty (598), due to the same state name, the ruling authorities changed Anzhou to Qin Zhou, which was the beginning of Qin Zhou's name. In the same year, Songshou County was renamed Qinjiang County. In the third year of Daye (607), Qinzhou was changed to Ningyue County, and in the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Qinzhou (including Nanting County in a short time), Ningyue County and Qinzhou in turn.

In the tenth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (636), the state government moved to Nanbinzhai (now Jiuzhou Town of Lingshan). In the tenth year of Zhenyuan (794), Nanbin County was renamed Lingshan. Today, Qinnan, Qinbei and Lingshan all belong to Qinzhou.

3. Huangzhou. In the first year of Liang Datong in the Southern Dynasties (535), the southwest coastal area of Songshou County was located in Anping County (now Fangchenggang City). Sui, renamed Yuzhou, later merged into Ningyue County. After the restoration of the Tang Dynasty, it was called Yushan County in turn from the second year of Zhenguan (628) to the first year of Shangyuan (674) and merged into Qin Zhou, Luzhou, Yushan County and Luzhou.

In the first year of Tang Dynasty (668), Wu Leijun (now Qinnan District) was located in the old Yushan County. In the second year of Shang Yuan (675), Yushan County was established in Leo County, and Luzhou was changed in the same year, which governed Leo, Yushan (renamed Huaqing County in the same year) and Anhai (later renamed Ninghai County).

In the third year of Dali (768), Leo and Huaqing counties were abandoned and moved to Ninghai County (now Fangchenggang City). Today, the coastal towns in Qinnan District, Qinzhou Port Economic Development Zone and Sanniangwan Tourism Management Zone all belong to a small part of them. During the Five Dynasties, this city belonged to the Southern Han Dynasty. Except for the addition of Changle County and Abandoned Land County in Lianzhou, the rest followed the Tang system.

From 1950 to 1965, today's city boundary is still divided into Qin county (in a short time, it was divided into Qinbei Gelao Autonomous County, and the State Council approved Qinxian to be changed into Qinzhou Gelao Autonomous County in September 1963.

On February 25th, 1964 was formally established, and on August 20th, 1965 was changed to Qinzhou County, ling shan County and Hepu County, which were subordinate to Guangdong South Road (Zhanjiang City), Guangdong Qinlian District (Houqinzhou Town, Beihai City), Guangxi Qinzhou District (Qinzhou Town, Lianzhou Town) and Guangdong Hepu County in turn.

1965- 1994, today's city boundaries are divided into Qinzhou (1983, 10, the State Council approved the change of Qinzhou county to Qinzhou city, 1984, 1, formally established in March) and Lingshan.

1On June 28th, 994, the State Council approved the revocation of Qinzhou area and established Qinzhou City (prefecture level), which was listed on October 28th of the same year 10. At the same time, the county-level Qinzhou City is divided into Qinnan and Qinbei districts, which belong to Qinzhou City together with Lingshan and Pubei counties, and the government is located in Qinzhou Town. 1June 1996 14 Qinzhou port economic development zone was established.

1June 65438-June 65438+1October, 1997, Qinzhou Town was separated from the southern part of Qin Dynasty, and Qin Cheng Administrative District was composed of its territory and eight administrative villages in the southeast of Shabu Town, namely Xiaojiang, Wuliqiao, Shantang, Shapo, Beiying, Northwest and Gaoling, and Huantou Village of Jianshan Village Committee of Jianshan Town, which governed Wenfeng and Xiangyang.

In September, 2003, Qin Cheng Administrative Region was abolished and merged into Qinnan District. In July, 2006, Sanniangwan Village Committee of Xiniujiao Town, Qinnan District established Sanniangwan Tourism Management Zone, which is directly under the jurisdiction of the municipal government.

20 10 1 1, the State Council approved the upgrading of Qinzhou port economic development zone to a national economic and technological development zone. Qinnan District, Qinbei District, Qinzhou Port Economic and Technological Development Zone, Sanniangwan Tourism Management Zone, Lingshan and Pubei County are all under the jurisdiction of Qinzhou City. ?

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