Fortune teller in Xincai County _ Where is the fairy in Xincai County?

As we all know, Fanchang County is also called Fanyang Town, and the two are closely related and inseparable. The earliest record of many young people in history is Zeng Bosu's inscription, which reads: "I will go, I will seal the soup (Yang), and I will go to Jindaoxi." The time is about the Western Zhou Dynasty. But Fan Yang here is in Xincai County. So it should have nothing to do with our current prosperity.

Around the Western Zhou Dynasty, the strongest vassal in the south belonged to Xu. This barbarian country established by the Miao people in Hao Tao was the biggest headache of the Zhou Dynasty. From the Duke of Zhou to the late Western Zhou Dynasty, the war between Zhou and Xu did not end. Ju even attacked Zhou directly until he reached the Yellow River. Xu Yanwang is the most powerful, and its territory extends to the whole of Jiangsu, central Anhui, southern Shandong and other Jianghuai areas. With the continuous attack of the Zhou Dynasty, Xu began to move south. In this process, the influence of this clan began to penetrate into Anhui.

On the other hand, there are more than a dozen countries with Yan surname in western Anhui, which are six countries, namely, Britain, Shu, Shu, Shu nine countries, Shu, Bao Shu and China. Notice, why is there an England? There must be some mistake. Hehe, history sometimes just likes to play jokes on us. This Britain is neither Britain nor the ancient enfeoffment country of China. Not the same country.

Around the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, some ancient British people crossed the Yangtze River and came to the south of the Yangtze River, and established a stronghold-Jiuzi (now southeast of Wuhu County). Different from the traditional understanding, the ancient meaning of Jiuzi does not refer to the gathering of pigeons and birds, but to senior one-this is not a self-claim, but a title of Zhou people. Thus, they are inextricably linked with Hao Tao.

Tang Ding unearthed in Fanchang can prove that this is true. However, with the rise of Wu, Fanchang was incorporated into the territory of Wu. This happened in the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. Soon, with the hegemony of Wu Chu, Fanchang generation became a battleground for military strategists. Finally, with the unification of the south by Chu, Fanchang became the territory of Chu.

So how did Fanchang's name come from? I have to talk about Fanchang County in the north. Looking up historical data, we can find that Fanchang County was established by overseas Chinese in the south because the Eastern Jin government crossed the Yangtze River in the south. In other words, in the north, there is another Fanchang county. So, what is the history of Fanchang County?

According to historical data, Fanchang's name can be found in Notes on Water Mirror, which is the place where Wei Wendi Cao Pi accepted the death of Han Dynasty (Fanchang's hometown is north, Quli Fanyang Pavilion). "Shu Wei Guo Zhi" said: The first year of Emperor Yan Kang and Emperor Han Xian,

He went to Quli, meditated at the altar, and returned to Huang Chu, taking Fanchang County as Fanyang Pavilion in Yin Ying. There are three in the city, which were then called Fanchang Altars. There are two monuments in front of the altar Yesterday, Wei Wendi meditated here and walked down from the altar, saying, Shun,

I know Yu! Therefore, its stone carving says: Therefore, a spiritual altar was built in Fanchang. )

So we learned that Fanchang was not called Fanchang at first, but Fanyang Pavilion. Cao Pi (the eldest son of Cao Cao, whose brother Cao Ang died in battle) set up a platform here to accept the demise and established the State of Wei. Then he changed this place to Fanchang, which means prosperity.

Next, as mentioned in the link of Friendship Baidu Encyclopedia above. The Jin Dynasty was destroyed by Attila Liu Cong, and the Jin Emperor Si Marui was forced to cross south. The people of Fanchang County followed the emperor to Chungu County, so Chungu County was renamed Fanchang County.

But the last question is that Fanchang's original name is Fan Yang, which shows that the name "Fan Yang" has been used before. So is Fanchang County in the north still there? By consulting historical materials, it is found that it has already disappeared in the dust of history. However, in the local area, there is a place called Fancheng Hui Autonomous Town. This place is undoubtedly the hometown of Fanchang. The original residents have disappeared, but now they are inhabited by ethnic minorities. History is always inadvertently, giving people the feeling that things have changed.

So numerous yang refers to the north of numerous waters? Unfortunately, I didn't find any information about many waters. It is estimated that my inference should be that countless followers of Shang Dynasty (Ma Yang) gathered here, hence the name.

The orthodox culture of the Central Plains has already moved south, so there are many old sayings in Xuanzhou Wu dialect in Fanchang, just like in Fanchang dialect, my pronunciation is ng 4000.

In the second year of Yuanfeng (-109), Chungu County was established by Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, belonging to Danyang County. During the Wu Yong 'an period of the Three Kingdoms (258~264), it belonged to Guzhang County. In the first year of Taikang, Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty (280), it belonged to Xuancheng County.

In the first year of Daxing in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (3 18), Si Marui ascended the throne to build health (now Nanjing), and people from Fanchang County of Xiangcheng County (so Fanyang Pavilion is located 30 miles northwest of Linying County, Henan Province) crossed the river from the emperor and gathered in the Spring Valley, so they settled in Fanchang County of Xiangcheng County in Spring Valley, where the two counties coexisted. In the fourth year of Emperor Xianhe (329), overseas Chinese settled in Huainan County and led counties such as Spring Valley and Fanchang. In the eighth year of Taiyuan (383), Emperor Xiao of Jin changed the Spring Valley to Yanggu. In the 9th year of Jin 'an Yi Xi (4 13), Yanggu in the province entered Wuhu County and Wuhu in the province entered Xiangyuan County. Naturally, the spring valley is deserted, but prosperous.

In the sixth year of Wu Daming in Song Dynasty (462), Huainan County was merged into Xuancheng County, Fanchang County was subordinate to Xuancheng County, and Ming Di returned to Huainan County in the third year (467). In the first year of Tian Jian, Liang Wudi (502), Nanling County was established in Yanggu to cure Zheqi (the old city is in this town).

In the ninth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (589), Nanling County was established and Fanchang County was established in dangtu county. At that time, Fanchang County fell, and Nanling County ruled Zhejiang and Qi, belonging to Xuanzhou.

In the fourth year of Chang 'an after the Tang Dynasty (704), he moved to Nanling County to govern Qingyang District (now Nanling County), belonging to Xuancheng County.

During the first year of Southern Tang Dynasty (937~943), five townships in Nanling were cut and Fanchang County (located in Yanzhai Township, northwest of the county seat, now Xingang Office) was restored to jiangning house.

In the eighth year of Kaibao in North Song Taizu (975), Fanchang County belonged to Xuanzhou. Taizong Taiping rejuvenating the country for two years (977), belonging to Taiping House on Jiangnan East Road. The first year of Shaoxing, Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty (1 13 1), belonged to Taiping County, East Jiangnan Road.

In the 14th year of Yuan Shizu Zhiyuan (1277), Taiping was changed to Taiping Road. In the fifteenth year of Shun Di (1355), the Ming army crossed the river, with Taiping Road and Jiangdong Road in Jiangsu and Zhejiang as the first stops, and was promoted to Taiping House.

Ming Taizu Hongwu four years (137 1), Taiping was designated as the capital of Zhili. In the 18th year of Yongle (1420), he moved the capital to Nanjing, which was called Taiping House in Nanzhi, and Fanchang belonged to it. In the first year of Emperor Taizong's Tianshun (1457), Wang Xun, the magistrate of Fanchang County, moved to Shangxiang, Shanxi Province (now Fanchang County) because of the influence of county governance on the great river. According to Nanji upstream, there was a huge drama in Xiao Mo, and people were consumed. Therefore, it is suggested that the court be relocated. Among the residents in the city, Chen Wu praised that the county government moved to Jin' e Shangxiang (now Fanchang County) and the old town of Yanzhai Township was regarded as.

In the second year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1645) and the sixth year of Kangxi (1667), Fanchang County was successively under the jurisdiction of Jiangnan Minister and Anhui Minister Taiping House.

At the beginning of the Republic of China, Fanchang belonged to Wuhu Road. At 16 (1927) it belongs to the second administrative supervision area, at 2 1 (1932) it belongs to the ninth administrative supervision area, and at 29 (1940) it belongs to the sixth administrative supervision area.

After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), it belonged to Wudang District of Southern Anhui People's Administrative Office, Chizhou District in the first half of 1950, Wuhu District in the first half of 1952, Xuancheng District Administrative Office in the first half of198/0, and Wuhu City in July of 1983.