Tianyang Fortune Teller _ Tianyang Temple

In the 26th year of Qin Shihuang (22 1 BC), after Qin unified China, Guilin County, Nanhai County and Elephant County were established in Lingnan. Tianyang County today belongs to Xiangxian County.

When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to establish Zeng County (now Tianyang County), it belonged to Nanyue State. After Ding Yuan, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, pacified South Vietnam in the sixth year (BC 165438+ BC 0 1), Zengshi County was transferred to Yulin County and located in Tianyang County today.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Zeng County belonged to Wu and still belonged to Yulin County.

Unchanged at the beginning of Jin Dynasty. In the first year of Daxing in Jin Dynasty (3 18), Zengshi County was renamed Zengyi County and transferred to Jinxing County, and the county name was in Tianyang County today.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Zengyi County was placed under Jinxing County of Dingzhou.

Sui Dynasty, now Tian Yang County belongs to Xuanhua County, Yulin County.

Tianzhou was established in the first year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty (7 13). In the first year of Tianbao (742), Tianzhou was changed to Hengshan County. In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), it was rebuilt as Tianzhou, which governed nine counties, Kei Megumi, Wulong, Hengshan and Tathagata. Today's Tianyang County, part of it belongs to Hengshan County in Tiandazhou, west of Lingnan Road (the county is in Tiandong County), and part of it belongs to Tanzhou County (west and southwest of the county).

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Tian Yang County belonged to Chu State first. In the first year of Guang Shun, Zhou Taizu (95 1), it was placed under the jurisdiction of the Southern Han State and belonged to the Southern Han Yizhou.

In the Song Dynasty, in the fifth year (1053), Fengyizhou and Kanzhou were established, both of which were Jimi states. Nalaitun, Xingcheng Village, Tianzhou Town, where Fengyizhou is located, is also called "Taocheng" because of its topography resembling peach fruit. Kanzhou Prefecture is located in Baifeng Village, Baifeng Township today. It was originally the propaganda department of Anjun People in Youjiangdao Town, and was later placed under the management of Yongzhou, Guangnan West Road.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Tianzhou was promoted to Tianzhou Road, Kanzhou was withdrawn, and its land returned to Andao. Fengyi Prefecture belongs to Tianzhou Road, Book Province, Guangxi.

In the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), Tianzhou Road was changed to Tianzhou Tufu, and Lai 'an Road was also changed to Lai 'an House, and it was proposed that Tuzhou be merged into Lai 'an House. During the Hongwu period, Bo Yan, the prefect of Tianzhou, moved Tianzhou Prefecture (now Tiandong County) to Lai 'an Prefecture (now Tianyang County). In seven years, it was restored to Fengyi Tuzhou, and at the same time, it moved its seat from Nalaitun to Faxiangtun (now Xingcheng Tun), where it was transferred to Guangxi. In the seventeenth year, Lai 'an Prefecture was abolished and merged into Tianzhou Prefecture (the prefecture was ruled in Yangxian County today). In 28 years, Feng Yiguo changed to Wei. In the 12th year of Wen Jian (1400), the country was restored after the strike. In the seventh year of Tianshun (1463), Fengyi Tuzhou was changed to Fengyi Liuguan. In the sixth year of Jiajing (1527), Tianzhou Tufu was reduced to Tianzhou Tuzhou, and Fengyi Prefecture was placed under Si 'en Prefecture (the prefecture was ruled in Wuming County).

In the seventh year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1729), Fengyizhou was changed to Li Zhen Anfu (the government ruled Debao County today). In the seventh year of Qianlong (1742), Yangwan Tufu was granted, and now Baifeng Township is established, and it is transferred to Si 'en Mansion. In the first year of Guangxu (1875), Tianzhou changed its land to Liuhou, which belonged to Fengyi Prefecture (now Tianyang County), Baise Tongzhi County (now Baise City) and Enlong County (now Tiandong County), among which Nakata was under the jurisdiction of Fengyi Prefecture. In the second year, Fengyi County was changed to Jiange. Five years later, it was renamed Fengyizhou. In the same year, Yangwan Tufu was changed to enyang House, which belongs to Baise Zhili Office. The proposed national governance and ownership remain unchanged.

In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the abandoned state was changed to county. Today Tianyang County is located in Fengyi County and enyang County, Fengyi County is located in Xingcheng Village, and enyang County is located in Baifeng Village, all of which are under the jurisdiction of Tiannan Road. /kloc-in June of 0/3, the county magistrate Zeng Bolong moved the proposed county seat to Tianzhou Town, which was under the jurisdiction of the sixth district (now Debao County). Enyang county belongs to the fifth district (now Baise city).

192965438+February 1 1, China * * * people, Zhang et al. The baise uprising was launched, He Qijun was established, and the Soviet regime-Youjiang Soviet Government was established in Ma Ping Town, Enlong County, which governed the counties along the Youjiang River. The Soviet government of Fengyi County was established in Tianzhou Town in June 5438+February 5 of the same year. It has jurisdiction over six districts (towns), namely Tianzhou District, Baiyu District, Naman District, Lunwei District (part of which belongs to present Tiandong County), Wu Bai District (present Toutang Town) and Tianzhou Town, and 5 1 township Soviet government. The Soviet government of enyang County was established in June 1930, and it has jurisdiction over six township Soviet governments, including Napo Town. 1930 10, the main force of the seventh army left the Youjiang base area, and the organizational system of the administrative region under its jurisdiction naturally disappeared. In 24 years of the Republic of China, Fengyi County and enyang County merged into Tianyang County, and Napo Town was the county seat, belonging to Baise administrative supervision area. 1949 65438+February 5, Tianyang County was liberated.

After liberation, the county name of Tian Yang was used. 1950 belongs to Baise, Guangxi. 1954, the county magistrate moved to Tianzhou Town. 1970, Tianyang county belongs to the Baise regional administrative office. It belonged to Baise City in 2002 and has not been changed so far.