Gaoqing history

1948 was formed by the merger of Gaoyuan County and Qingcheng County, and was named after the initials of the two counties. Gaoqing county mainly includes former Gaoyuan County and former Qingcheng County. According to the records in the Book of Jin, Tian and Shan Hai Jing, human beings began to develop their own civilization history here in the Neolithic Age about 7,000 years ago, belonging to Dawenkou culture and Longshan culture. Due to paleogeography, the evolution of eastern and western architecture is different.

BC 1046, Zhou Chengwang made Jiang Shangqiyu, established the State of Qi, and returned to Qi with lofty ideals. About 800 BC, Chang Di people invaded and established a country in the north of Jishui, which was called the capital or the residence of Chang Di (there is a site in the northwest of Gaocheng 1 km).

At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, today, the north of Gaocheng is still the land of the country. From 685 to 643 BC, Qi Huangong turned Gaocheng and Zouping's Yuancheng area into gardens and renamed it Gaoyuan, so it was located in Zouping's Yuancheng store. Gaocheng and its south are high places, and the north of Gaocheng is the imperial city. In 607 BC, the king of Qi became a father, defeated the long emperor, and Gao Qing recovered the land. During the Warring States Period, Gaoqing Land belonged to Qi State.

In the Qin Dynasty, Di County (now Gaocheng area) was established. Gaoqing East belongs to Linzi County, and now belongs to Qingcheng and Heilizhai West Hebei County.

Qiancheng County is located in the Western Han Dynasty, and the old city is 25 kilometers north of Gaocheng (now the old city). It is also located in Qiancheng County (there is a site at the southeast of Jisun 1.5 km in Tang Fang Town). Miracle: Qiancheng is in the northwest of Qicheng 150, and the north and south cities are more than 20 miles apart. A city belongs to the county, and a city belongs to the Taishou county. These two cities are Qiancheng County and Qiancheng County. It is also in Dongzou County (now in the area of Huagou Town). In 20 1 year BC (the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu), Liu Bang named Binggan as Gaowan Hou and later as Gaowan County. In 125 BC (the fourth year of Yuan Shuo in the Western Han Dynasty), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty named the prince of Yan as the marquis of Yang. Emperor Gaozu named Lou Jing as a new Hou, a post-feudal new county (now Yang area of Muli Town). At that time, Gaoqing belonged to Gaowan and was surrounded by the sun. Then there are Di County, Beiyang County and Gaowan County, all of which belong to Qiancheng County. At that time, the Imperial City was in the northwest of today's Gaocheng, and Yangcheng (today's Gaocheng site) was in the southeast of the Imperial City, facing the Imperial City across the water (Jishui). Gaoqingxi is mainly composed of Dongzou County and Jianxin County, all of which belong to Qiancheng County. The westernmost part is zouping county, which belongs to Jin 'an County. During Wang Mang's New Deal, Emperor City became more famous and prosperous.

At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Fudi County and Gaowan County were changed to counties. "Notes on Water Classics" contains: There are two cities, east and west, and the west is the country before and after the soldiers. Therefore, the address is in today's zouping county Yuancheng. In 60 AD (the third year of Han Yongping), Qiancheng County was renamed as Qiancheng Country, and the following year it was renamed as Qiancheng County. In 79 AD (the fourth year of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC)), Zhang Han made his son Kang Liu the king of Qianqi, and Qianqi County was called Qianqi Country. In 95 AD (the seventh year of Han Yongyuan), Qian Guo Cheng was renamed Le Anguo. In A.D. 108, Di County was renamed as County, and Le 'an Prefecture moved to. After being proclaimed emperor, it was changed to Le 'an County, and Qiancheng County, Lin Ji County and Gaoyuan County were subordinate to Le 'an County. Yang, Jianxin and Dongzou were abolished, and Gao Qing was subordinate to Qiancheng and three counties. To the west of Qingcheng is Zou Liang County, which belongs to Jin 'an.

During the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty, Gao Qing belonged to Lin 'an County, Qiancheng County and Gaoyuan County, and belonged to Le 'an County, which ruled Gaoyuan, which is now Zouping Garden City. To the west of Qingcheng is zouping county, which belongs to Jinan. Lean and Jinan are both classified as Qingzhou.

Qiancheng county in the western jin dynasty. The eastern part of Gaoqing is Lin Ji and Gaoyuan County, belonging to Le 'anguo. Qingcheng, Huagou and Heilizhai along Xiaoqing River in the west belong to zouping county and belong to Jinan County.

During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, it belonged to Houzhao, Yan Qian, Qianqin, Houyan and Southern Yan successively, and it was still the land of Lin Ji, Gaoyuan and Zouping County, which was divided into Le 'an County and Jin 'an County. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Song County moved the county to the town in the west of the county (now Liu Town in Heilizhai). Resettlement of immigrants in qiancheng county and relocation of guangrao county. The original Linwa city was renamed Changle, and overseas Chinese settled in Changle County (now Jixian County, Hengshui County and Zaoqiang County in Hebei Province are ancient Changle places, and Changle people moved here and once settled in the county under the name of Changle). Between Gaoqing and Boxing today, overseas Chinese live in Yangxin County. At this time, gaoqing county is located in Changle County, Yangxin County and Lin Ji County. Lin Ji County belongs to Pingyuan County, Yangxin County, an overseas Chinese, belongs to Leling County, an overseas Chinese. Emperor Liu Jun, a filial piety emperor, was placed in Bohai County by overseas Chinese in Yangcheng in ancient times, belonging to Jizhou, an overseas Chinese, and the two places belonged to Qing and Jizhou. Lean County has moved to Qiancheng, Guangrao. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Changle County was established, and the county was ruled in Changle City. Gaoqingdi is Changle and Lin Ji County, and Changle County belongs to Changle County and Qingzhou. Lin Ji County belongs to Dongping County, and Dongping County belongs to qi zhou. During the Northern Dynasties and the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Gaoqing belonged to Qingzhou. In the Northern Dynasties, Changle County was abolished, moved to the old city, changed to Qi County, and transferred to Qingzhou.

After the reunification of the Sui Dynasty, Gao Qingyuan was originally in Changle and zouping county, which belonged to Qi County and was assigned to Qingzhou. In 598 AD (the 18th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty), Changle County was renamed Huicheng County, and the county was ruled in Nanguyuan Village in Boxing today. In 607 AD (the third year of the great cause of Sui Dynasty), Huicheng County was changed to Gaoyuan County, and the county government moved to Changle City, which is now Gaocheng. It still belongs to Qixian County and is classified as Qingzhou. After lofty, zouping county.

In the Tang Dynasty, Gaoqing was the land of Gaoyuan and zouping county. In 707 AD (the first year of Tang Jinglong), Gaoyuan was located in Jiyang County, and the county was ruled in Jiukou, zouping county. In 802 A.D. (the 15th year of Tang Yuanhe), it was merged into Gaoyuan County. In the Tang Dynasty, Qingping Town was located in the present Qingcheng Town, which belonged to zouping county.

In the Five Dynasties, Gao Yuan and Zou Ping belonged to Zizhou.

In Song Dynasty, Gao Yuan and zouping county belonged to Zizhou and JD.COM East Road. 1050 (the second year of Song Jingde), Xuanhua Army was established in Gaoyuan, commanding Gaoyuan County. A.D. 1070 (the third year of Song Xining), there were county magistrates and military envoys.

Jin, abandoned Xuanhua Army, Gao Qing still belongs to Gaoyuan and zouping county, and belongs to Zizhou and Shandong East Road. According to "Shandong Tongzhi", it was founded in Qingcheng County in A.D. 1233 (the second year of Jin Tianxing), looking for waste; 1235 (Yuan Taizong seven years), restore Qingcheng county. In the 24th year of the Republic of China 1233 (the 2nd year of Jin Tianxing), Qingcheng County was established, belonging to Jinan Road, and was later abandoned. In 1235 (the seventh year of Yuan Taizong), Linyi and Ningjin moved to Jinan Road.

In the Yuan Dynasty, most villages south of Xiaoqing River in Gaoyuan County were placed under Xincheng (now Huantai) and zouping county. Gaoyuan belonged to Zizhou at the beginning and was abandoned in 1265. It was changed to Yidu Road General Administration and placed under Shandong Dongxi Road Publicity and Comfort Station. Qingcheng County initially transferred Jinan Road, which belongs to Lingzhou of Central Plains, and transferred Hejian Road in the first year. In a.d. 1287 (in the 24th year of Yuan Dynasty), the areas including Banyang Road, Gaoyuan County West, Qingcheng County East, Xiaoqing River North and Daqing Henan including Tianzhen were Banyang Road New Town and Putai County.

1369 (the second year of Ming Hongwu), Qingcheng County was merged into zouping county and Qidong County, and Qingcheng was renamed as Qingchidian. A.D. 138 1 year (14th year of Ming Hongwu), Qingcheng County was restored, belonging to Jinan Prefecture; Gaoyuan County was changed to Qingzhou Prefecture. Both counties belong to Shandong Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

A.D. 1734 (the 12th year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty), Gaoqing belonged to Qingzhou Prefecture, with three states and four counties, and Gaoyuan County in the southeast. In the southwest is zouping county, which belongs to Jinan Prefecture. Qingcheng County in the northwest and Putai County in the northeast all belong to Wuding Prefecture.

The democratic regime led by China was gradually formed in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. 1940, Gaoyuan and Qingcheng counties were under the Qinghe Department.

1943, Gaoyuan and Qingcheng counties were under the Qinghe administrative office.

Shandong provincial government was established in August 1945, with five administrative offices in Jiaodong, Luzhong, Lunan, Bohai and Binhai, and 2 1 committee. Gaoyuan and Qingcheng counties are under the Qinghe Committee and the Bohai Administrative Office.

1April, 948, Gaoyuan and Qingcheng merged into gaoqing county, which belonged to three specialized agencies at first, then to Qinghe specialized agency and then to Bohai Administrative Office.

1March, 950, Gaoqing and Qidong merged and became Qidong County, which was placed under the Huimin Department.

1958165438+10, Qidong was divided into Boxing and Zouping counties, all of which were under the jurisdiction of Zibo.

196 1 year1October, gaoqing county, transferred to Huimin society.

In July 1978 and 10, the Huimin District Revolutionary Committee was changed to the Huimin District Administrative Office, which was subordinate to it.

199 1 year, belonging to Zibo city.