By the way, did Xinyi belong to Suqian before? For Xuzhou? Or has it always belonged to Xuzhou?

It belonged to Suqian from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to before liberation, and was assigned to Xuzhou after 1953.

During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, this was the fief of Viscount Zhong Wu, named "Zhong Wu Guo".

During the Qin Dynasty, two counties, Siwu and Jianling, were established.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was restored as Siwu County.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the land of Siwu County was abandoned and entered Suyu County.

In the first year of Tang Daizong (AD 762), Suyu County was renamed Suqian County, which belonged to Pengcheng County of Xuzhou.

The subordinate relationship between the Five Dynasties and the Tang Dynasty is the same.

Song belongs to Pizhou County, Huaiyin Army belongs to Hedong Road, and later belongs to Huaiyang Army of East Road.

Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties belonged to Huai 'an Prefecture.

The early Qing Dynasty was a part of jiangnan province.

In the sixth year of Kangxi (1667), jiangnan province was divided into Jiangsu and Anhui provinces, which were under the jurisdiction of Huai 'an Prefecture in Jiangsu.

It was changed to Xuzhou in the early Qing Dynasty.

After the Revolution of 1911, the Republic of China was founded, and the state government system was abolished, and it was directly under the Jiangsu Provincial Government and later under the Huaiyin Department.

In the people's revolutionary struggle, Sisu County and Suqian County were established under the leadership of the Sixth Division of the Central China Military Region, which were subordinate to Huaihai District.

After liberation, it was still under the jurisdiction of Huaiyin District, and the former north of Suqian and yi river were placed under the North County (now xinyi city), and the scale of Suqian County was smaller than before. Until August, 1940, in order to meet the needs of the situation in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, a joint defense office was established in Toarey Yang.

Subei office was established in April 1942.

1943 In August and September, Toarey Yang and Subei counties were separated respectively.

1949, most of Subei County merged with Yangtong District 5 (Yanji, Yin Ping and Miaotou still belong to Shuyang County) to form Xin 'an County, which belongs to Huaiyin District of Subei Administrative Region. Later, Xin 'an County was renamed as Xinyi County (named after the newly opened Xinyi River in China) with the approval of the State Council 1952.

After 1953, Xinyi was transferred from Huaiyin to Xuzhou.

1in March, 983, the cities merged, Xinyi became one of the six counties in Xuzhou, and the government was located in Xin 'an Town.

1February, 990, the county was set up, and Xinyi * * * governed 26 towns and villages;

1998 Xinyi medium-sized city planning was approved by the State Council.

Extended data

Xinyi, located at the junction of Sulu and Shandong provinces, is the north gate of Jiangsu and the central city of the East Longhai industrial belt. Total area 16 16 square kilometers, governing 13 towns, 4 streets, 1 provincial development zones, 1 provincial high-tech zones, and total population1kloc-0/30,000. The provincial party committee and government have successively positioned Xinyi as an emerging transportation hub, business and tourism center and emerging industrial city in the border area between Sulu and Jiangsu, the only third-class and first-class central city in Jiangbei, and the third largest industrial city on the East Longhai Line.

According to this development orientation, Xinyi actively seized the opportunity of the new round of administrative division adjustment to further optimize the allocation of resources. The urban area has expanded to 26 1.7 square kilometers, which ranks among the forefront of surrounding counties and cities, and has reserved huge space for the sustained and rapid development of Xinyi in the future.

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