Is yingtan under the jurisdiction of Shangrao City?

Yingtan was originally under the jurisdiction of Shangrao. Yingtan is named after the old resident named yingtan Square. There is a deep pool at the foot of Longtou Mountain on the south bank of Xinjiang, where "the rapids whirl and eagles dance on it", hence the name yingtan. Qin belongs to yugan county, Jiujiang County. In the first year of Tang Yongtai, Guixi County ruled yingtan, which was called yingtan Square. Since the Tang Dynasty, it belongs to Guixi County. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, there was a division of the divine world. In the 30th year of Qing Qianlong (1765), yingtan Inspection Department was established, and in the 3rd year of Tongzhi (1864), yingtan Town was established, which belonged to Guixi County. On May 7th, 1949, yingtan Town established guixi city Ombudsman's Office, which was cancelled on September 5th. 1957 1 was promoted to yingtan Town at the county level. 1958 became a town under the jurisdiction of Guixi county. In July 1960, it was promoted to a county-level town directly under Shangrao District again. 1March, 979, the town was changed to Yingtan city at the county level, belonging to Shangrao area.

Yingtan is an important member of the urban agglomeration in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, and the urban land is located in the transition zone from Wuyishan to Poyang Lake Plain.

Yingtan City has a subtropical humid monsoon climate, and has a national 5A-level tourist attraction, a world geological park and a world natural heritage park.

The Development Course of yingtan:

As early as16th century BC to 1 1 th century BC, yingtan has become an important ceramic production base in China (the excavation of Jiao Shan kiln site group in Tongjia Town, Yuehu District has aroused great repercussions in China archaeological community). Before the Western Zhou Dynasty, the city belonged to the territory of Yangzhou, Gong Yu, a minister of history. It was a land of Baiyue in the Spring and Autumn Period, Chu in the Warring States Period and Jiujiang County in the Qin Dynasty. From the Western Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Hanyu County (now yugan county) (Jinxing County in the middle), which was called yingtan Square in the Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Tang Yongtai (765), Guixi County was established, and yingtan was designated as the jurisdiction of Guixi County. At the beginning of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, yingtan set up a patrol inspection department; Qing Qianlong thirty years (1765), yingtan; Tongzhi for three years (1864) was changed to yingtan Town, which belonged to Guixi County. On May 4th, 1949, Guixi, yujiang county County and yingtan were successively liberated. On the 7th, the Guixi Commissioner's Office was established, with yingtan as its institutional location, which governs Guixi, yujiang county County, Yiyang, Dongxiang, Jinxian, Jinxi and Zixi. /kloc-In August of 0/3, Guixi Commissioner's Office was abolished, and Guixi and yujiang county counties were changed to Shangrao Department, while yingtan was still under the jurisdiction of Guixi County. 1957 1 month, yingtan Town was set aside from Guixi County, upgraded to a county-level town, and belonged to Shangrao Society.

1April, 958, yingtan Town was under the jurisdiction of Guixi County.

1In July, 960, yingtan Town was once again designated as Guixi County, which belongs to the county-level town directly under Shangrao District.

1March, 1979, with the approval of the State Council, the town was removed to set up a city, which belongs to Shangrao area.

1983 65438+1On October 27th, Yingtan City, Guixi County and yujiang county County were separated from Shangrao.

1July, 983, Yingtan City was upgraded to a prefecture-level city.

The main reason why yingtan left Shangrao was that the completion of yingtan-xiamen railway in 1950s made yingtan the only gateway in Fujian Province at that time. In Fujian, because of the barrier of Wuyi Mountain, road traffic is even more inconvenient. In 1970s and 1980s, the relationship with Taiwan Province Province was also uncertain. Once Taiwan Province Province is used, all military materials and combat troops will be assembled from yingtan and transported to Fujian. Yingtan has naturally become an important military transportation center, known as "the rear of the front line, the front line in the rear". There is another unit in yingtan Railway called "General Factory of War Readiness Materials", and its name bears the brand of that era.

Therefore, the military factor is greater than the economic factor when yingtan leaves Shangrao. Because "economy" was still a poisonous weed at that time.

Yingtan is a city pulled by trains. There are three main railway lines in Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi and Xiaying, which can reach Hangzhou, Shanghai and other cities to the east. To the west, you can go to Nanchang, Changsha, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Guiyang and Chengdu. To the south, you can go to cities such as Xiamen; Go north to Hefei, Jinan, Beijing and other cities. It can be said that yingtan was once an important transportation hub in Jiangxi and even the whole country.

Yingtan City, which is under the provincial jurisdiction, is a transportation hub city in East China, facing the three "deltas" of Pearl River, Yangtze River and southern Fujian, and is one of the important passages connecting the southeast coast of the mainland. There has always been a saying that "Jiangsu and Zhejiang are connected to the east, Oumin is controlled to the south, the throat is choked, and the gateway to the Xinjiang River is blocked", with a total area of 3,555.4 square kilometers, 0/43 km away from Nanchang/Kloc, the provincial capital, and it is open to Class A.

Legal basis:

Constitution of the people's Republic of China

Article 30 The administrative divisions of People's Republic of China (PRC) are as follows:

(1) The whole country is divided into provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government;

(2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties and cities;

(3) Counties and autonomous counties are divided into townships, nationality townships and towns.

Municipalities directly under the central government and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties and cities.

Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.

Article 89 the State Council shall exercise the following functions and powers:

(1) To stipulate administrative measures, formulate administrative regulations and issue decisions and orders in accordance with the Constitution and laws;

(2) To submit a motion to the National People's Congress or the NPC Standing Committee;

(three) to clarify the tasks and responsibilities of the ministries and commissions, to lead the work of the ministries and commissions in a unified way, and to lead the state administrative work that does not belong to the ministries and commissions;

(four) unified leadership of the work of local state administrative organs at all levels throughout the country, and the specific division of functions and powers between the central government and the state administrative organs of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government;

(five) the preparation and implementation of the national economic and social development plan and the national budget;

(six) to lead and manage economic work, urban and rural construction and ecological civilization construction;

(seven) the leadership and management of education, science, culture, health, sports and family planning;

(eight) the leadership and management of civil affairs, public security, judicial administration and other work;

(9) To manage foreign affairs and conclude treaties and agreements with foreign countries;

(10) To lead and manage national defense construction;

(eleven) to lead and manage ethnic affairs and ensure the equal rights of ethnic minorities and the autonomy of ethnic autonomous areas;

(twelve) to protect the legitimate rights and interests of overseas Chinese, and to protect the legitimate rights and interests of returned overseas Chinese and their relatives;

(thirteen) to change or cancel the inappropriate orders, instructions and rules issued by the ministries and commissions;

(fourteen) to change or cancel inappropriate decisions and orders of local state administrative organs at all levels;

(fifteen) to approve the regional division of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, and to approve the establishment and regional division of autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties and cities;

(16) Deciding to enter a state of emergency in parts of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government according to law;

(seventeen) to examine and approve the establishment of administrative institutions according to law, and to appoint, remove, train, assess and reward and punish administrative personnel;

(eighteen) other functions and powers granted by the National People's Congress and the NPC Standing Committee.