Postal Code of Huichang County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province

The postcode of Huichang County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province is 342600.

Huichang County, a county under the jurisdiction of Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, is located in the southeast of Jiangxi Province, the southeast of Ganzhou City, the west foot of Wuyi Mountain, the northern end of Nanling Mountain, the upper reaches of Gongjiang River, the first tributary of Ganjiang River, adjacent to Wuping and Changting in Fujian in the southeast, Xunwu in the south, Bianyuan in the southwest, Du Yu in the northwest and Ruijin in the northeast. It covers an area of 2,722 square kilometers, governs 19 townships (towns) and 269 village (neighborhood) committees (20211month), and has a permanent population of 451513 (.

In 982, Huichang County and Kyushu Town were established, located in six townships in the southeast of Du Xian County, belonging to Qianzhou of Jiangnan West Road. 1297, ever victorious and promoted to state, which governs Ruijin County. 19 12, the prefecture system was abolished in the Qing dynasty, and the county system was unified in the following year, and each county was directly under the province. Huichang belongs to Jiangxi Province. 1On August 22nd, 949, Huichang was liberated, and Huichang County People's Government was established, which was subordinate to Ganzhou Agency. 1August, 952, Ningdu District was revoked, and Huichang was subordinate to Ganzhou District Commissioner's Office.

Organizational system evolution

In the seventh year of the Northern Song Dynasty (982), it was located in Du Xian County and six townships in the southeast of Huichang County in Jiuzhou Town, belonging to Qianzhou of Jiangnan West Road. In the twenty-third year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 153), the former state was changed to Ganzhou, which was fixed for four years (123 1), Huichang was promoted to the army, and in the fifth year of Xianchun (1269), the county was restored. According to the records of Huichang County, the county was founded in the eighth year of Taiping and Xingguo in the Northern Song Dynasty (983), which is consistent with the brick carving by the villagers 12, so Huichang was named as the county.