Regional Changes in Lanling County

In 22 1 year BC, the six countries of Qin were unified and the county system was implemented throughout the country. Today, the county belongs to Donghai County, together with Lanling County, Benxiang County and Yixian County, which is the most densely populated area in Donghai County.

The Western Han Dynasty was founded in 206, and today Lanling Town is Lanling County, Donghai County. Lanling County governs 9 townships and 35 pavilions, ranking fourth in Donghai County. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wang Mang changed Donghai County to Yiping County and Lanling County to Landong County, and the old county system was restored in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

In A.D. 196, Lanling belonged to the East China Sea of Cao Wei.

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Lanling County was separated from Donghai County, and Lanling County was under the jurisdiction of Lanling County. In the first year of Yuankang (AD 29 1 year), the geographical general of the Northern Song Dynasty, "Lanling, Bi, Qi, Hexiang and Five Counties in the East China Sea were established as Lanling County and City." There is Lanling County in history. Iraq is now Yicheng. Lanling county is in Yucheng, Lanling county is still in Lanling town, and counties and counties exist in different places.

Soon, the north fell into war and the administrative divisions began to be chaotic. During the period of "Five Shells and Sixteen Countries", Lanling belonged to the post-Zhao (3 19-35 1) established by the Jie nationality and the pre-Qin (35 1-394) established by the Di nationality. During this period, Ran Min started his career in Lanling County, and later overthrew Zhao Jie. In 350, he proclaimed himself emperor, with the title of Yongxing and the title of Dawei, and was known as Wei Ran in history. Two years later, he failed. In 383, the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the former Qin Dynasty fought for water. The Eastern Jin Dynasty was defeated, and Jin conquered the Northern Expedition to recover the area south of the Yellow River. Lanling belongs to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and Lanling County belongs to its native land. After that, it was ruled by the south-leaning regime for more than 80 years. During the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534), the Xianbei regime unified the North in 439, and the whole country entered the stage of confrontation. In 466, the northern Wei army began a new round of war, and Liu captured the areas of Yan, Qing and Ji. In 65438+468 10, Lanling County was captured, and the generals of the Southern Liu and Song Dynasties surrendered, and Lanling was ruled by the Northern Wei Dynasty. According to Wei Shu, in 480 A.D. (Taihe four years in the Northern Wei Dynasty and Jianyuan two years in the Southern Dynasty), in response to the small plan of returning home in the Southern Dynasties, Lanling people led an uprising, attacked Lanling county, killed the county magistrate, and established a base area in the north jointly with the rebel leader Huan He and Taishan leader Zhang, and elected Sima Lang as the leader. The Lanling Uprising was not strongly supported by the Southern Dynasties, and Emperor Xiaowen's regime in the Northern Wei Dynasty transferred Huaiyang Wang Wei Yuan and others to lead the troops to suppress it. Since then, Lanling has been under the jurisdiction of the Northern Wei, the Eastern Wei (534-550), the Northern Qi (550-577) and the Northern Zhou (557-58 1) regimes. After nearly 300 years of disputes, Lanling County was briefly abandoned in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and it was restored in the fifth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (AD 547), and its county was ruled by Cha (now Yicheng East of Zaozhuang City). Its county government was briefly located in Luchang County.

During the Southern Dynasties, the descendants of Xiao started from Nanlanling (now Changzhou) and entered the political arena. Xiao Daocheng and Xiao Yan were emperors in Jiankang (Nanjing), with a calendar of 1 1. The geographical annals of the Northern Song Dynasty "The Jade Ring of Taiping" contains: Balanling County in the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 583). In the 16th year of Huang Kai (AD 596), the county was divided into Gouzhou and Lanling counties. In the second year of Yang Di Daye (AD 606), the abandoned state, provinces and counties entered Lanling County and belonged to Pengcheng County.

In the fourth year of Tang Wude (AD 62 1), Gou Zhou was restored and ruled as a county (Cheng, the old Tang Shu became a border, and the new Tang Shu was a border), which governed the county, Lanling and Gou Cheng. In the sixth year of Zhenguan (AD 632), the state was abandoned, and Lanling and Yucheng counties in the province became counties, belonging to Yizhou (Linyi).

"lanling wine tulip, the jade bowl is full of amber light, but it makes the owner drunk and I don't know where I am." This is Li Bai, a poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, reciting lanling wine. In the 24th year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty (736), Li Bai, a great poet, moved to Rencheng (Jining) with his wife Xu and his daughter Pingyang and began to live in Donglu. Li Bai, who likes to drink like a poem, traveled to the ancient town of Lanling and was intoxicated by the wine, leaving this famous sentence that has been passed down through the ages, making lanling wine famous all over the world. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period (907-960 AD), the ancient city of Lanling belonged to Chengxian County of Yizhou, and experienced five short dynasties: Hou Liang, Later Tang Dynasty, Later Jin Dynasty, Later Han Dynasty and Last Friday.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, Lanling was still under the jurisdiction of Yizhou Chengxian County.

In the early Jin Dynasty (1115-1234), Lanling was once a county in Pizhou. In the sixth year of Jin Mingchang (A.D. 1 195), Chengcheng County was changed to Lanling County. In the fourth year (12 16), in March, Lanling County moved to Tulou Village (see the Sixth History of the Book of Jin), and it was forty-nine years. Venus Zhong Ding (1217-1222) set up Yizhou in Chengxian.

In the Yuan Dynasty (1206- 1368), it was recorded in the Thirteenth History of the New Yuan Dynasty: "Jinlanling County belongs to Pizhou. At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the county set Yizhou. Zhiyuan two years, provinces and counties into the state. Li Wei is a province of Yidu Road. He knew Yizhou through his in-laws Hu Jia, and Yizhou was afraid. It has been smashed in the east of Yizhou for twenty miles and has not changed since then. " Li Yue was a Shandong warlord who rebelled against the Mongols. At the beginning of 1262, troops were sent to rebel against the Mongolian army. In July, he was defeated in Jinan and was executed by Kublai Khan. ) 1265, the Yuan Dynasty recovered Lanling County and merged it into Yizhou.