Several towns and villages in Taikang county

As of 20 19, there are 23 townships in Taikang County, Zhoukou City, Henan Province, including 1 1 township and 12 township.

1 1 Towns: Chengguan Town, Changying Town, Xunmukou Town, Laozhong Town, Zhukou Town, Wharf Town, Longqu Town, Banqiao Town, Fucaolou Town, machang town and Maozhuang Town;

12 townships are: Qingji Township (town), Suburban Township, Yangmiao Township, Wang Ji Township, Gaoxian Township, Zhimawa Township, Dutang Township, Daxuzhai Township, Wulikou Township, Zhangji Township, Gaolang Township and Brick Building Township.

The villages under the jurisdiction of Chengguan Town, Suburb Township, Yangmiao Township, Brick Building Township, Wang Ji Township and Longqu Town are as follows:

The villages under the jurisdiction of Gaoxian Township, Dutang Town, Changying Town, Qingji Town and Banqiao are as follows:

Xunmukou Town, Daxuzhai Township, Laozhong Town, Fucaolou Town and Zhangji Township under its jurisdiction are as follows:

Machang town, Zhukou Town, Matou Town and Gaolang Village are as follows:

The villages under the jurisdiction of Wulikou Township, Zhimawa Township and Maozhuang Town are as follows:

Taikang county has townships * * * and 76 1 administrative villages.

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The Historical Evolution of Taikang County

The development of Taikang county has a history of about 5000 years. In primitive society, Duwanqiu (now Huaiyang) of Taihao Fuxi belonged to Duji of Taihao Fuxi.

In summer, it belongs to Yuzhou territory. Early summer belongs to my brother. "Zuo Zhuan" Du Pre-note: Ge is between Zheng and Song Dynasties, that is, in Taikang area.

In the Western Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to the State of Chen. Zhou Benji records that Yin was destroyed in the Zhou Dynasty, and Sun Manchen, the son of Wu Wang Fengshun, were all in Wanqiu (now Huaiyang), belonging to the territory.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, in the eleventh year of Thursday (479 BC), the State of Chu was destroyed and the land was returned to the State of Chu.

During the Warring States Period, Ying Zheng, king of Qin, established Yangxia County in the 23rd year (224 BC), belonging to Yingchuan County. After Qin unified the whole country, it still followed the old system, and the county belonged to Yingchuan County.

The Three Kingdoms belonged to Chen Jun and Wei to Yuzhou. In the sixth year of Taihe (232), Cao Zhi was made the King of Chen. After Cao moved to the north, it was a county and belonged to it.

Jin belongs to the state of Liang in Yuzhou. Emperor Jinhui was divided into Liang Guoli and Chen Guo, among which Yang Xia belonged.

In the early Sui Dynasty, Yang Xia County was abolished. In the seventh year of Emperor Wendi (587), Yang Xia County was changed to Taikang County, which belonged to Chen Zhou. In the 18th year (598), Taikang County was changed to Kuangcheng County. In the 13th year of Yang Di's great cause (6 17), Shimi transferred troops here, so he abandoned Kuangcheng and returned to Taikang County, belonging to Huaiyang County.

In the Five Dynasties and Hou Liang, it belonged to Kaifeng Prefecture in Tokyo, in the later Tang Dynasty, it belonged to Chen Zhou, in the later Jin Dynasty, the later Han Dynasty and the later Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to Kaifeng Prefecture in Tokyo.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, it belonged to Kaifeng Prefecture, and Hui Zong belonged to the Duke of Zhou. The Duke of Zhou was originally named Xiangyi County, Kaifeng Prefecture, and was founded in the fourth year of Chongning (1 105), which governs the west of Suixian County. In the fourth year of Daguan (1 1 10), the abandoned Gongzhou was restored to Xiangyi County, with four years of administration (114) and two years of Xuanhe (1/kloc-2).

In the early Republic of China, it was located in Kaifeng Road, Henan Province. 16 years (1927), Taikang belongs to the third administrative region (Yudong administrative region). In 20 years of the Republic of China, the administrative region was redrawn, and Taikang was the seventh administrative region (under the jurisdiction of Huaiyang).

After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Taikang fell in 27 years of the Republic of China, and the Japanese and Puppet occupied the county seat. After Japan surrendered in 34 years of the Republic of China, the government of Taikang County of Kuomintang moved to Daxinji in the west of the county and returned to the city.

Since 33 years of the Republic of China, China has successively established Zhipu (west of Huaihai Highway in the north of the county), Qinghua (east of the highway), Huaitai West (one in Huaiyang, Taikang and Xihua), Futai West (one in Fugou, Taikang and Xihua), Luhuai Taiwan (one in Lu Yi, Huaiyang and Taikang) and Anping (Lu Yi).

In 37 years of the Republic of China, Taibei County and Taikang County were established, belonging to the first and second organs of the Central Henan-Anhui Soviet Area, and merged into Taikang County in February of the following year, belonging to Huaiyang area.

At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the administrative area remained unchanged, and it still belonged to Huaiyang area.

Huaiyang area was abolished 1953, belonging to Shangqiu area.

1958, Kaifeng and Shangqiu were merged into Kaifeng area, belonging to Taikang.

196 1, the two districts divide and rule, and belong to Shangqiu District.

1965 Zhoukou area was added and later changed to Zhoukou area administrative office. Taikang county belongs to Zhoukou area so far.

Taikang county people's government-administrative divisions