Detailed data of Ganxian county (county under the jurisdiction of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province)

Gan County is a county under the jurisdiction of Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, which governs 16 towns with a total area of 1002+0 square kilometers. Located in the sub-core area of Guanzhong-Tianshui Economic Zone, it is adjacent to Yangling National Agricultural High-tech Industrial Demonstration Zone and Baoji, an important industrial town. It is 60 kilometers from the provincial capital Xi in the east, 35 kilometers from Xi Xianyang International Airport and 30 kilometers from Longhai Line in the south. National Highway 3 12, National Highway 108, Yin Fu Expressway and Xiping Railway pass through the territory.

Ganxian County was called a good temple in the Yellow Emperor, and it was a place to worship heaven. The Xia Dynasty was the territory of Yongzhou, the Shang Dynasty was the territory of qi zhou, and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period was the territory of Qin. In the second year of Tang Zhaozong Ganning (895), Fengtian County was established in Ganzhou. In 2 years (19 13), Ganzhou was changed to Ganxian. Ganxian is also a famous historical and cultural city in Shaanxi Province. Ganling, the only female emperor in Tang Gaozong in the history of Li Zhi and China, is located in Ganxian County.

"Ganzhou Four Treasures of the Study"-Guo kui, dried noodles, dried bean curd and crispy noodles have unique flavors, and there are many famous snacks in China, such as Chili sauce and bean paste.

Chinese name: Ganxian mbth: Ganxian alias: Ganzhou, Fengtian administrative district category: county jurisdiction: Xianyang city, Shaanxi province, subordinate jurisdiction: Chengguan subdistrict office, Linping, 16 town, 1 center, 8 communities * * * Resident: Chengguan subdistrict office telephone area code: 029 postal code: 7/kloc-. Kloc-0/ 002.7 km2 Population: 6 1.34 million (registered population: 20 15) Dialect: Central Plains Mandarin-Guanzhong Dialect-Ganzhou Dialect Climate Conditions: Warm temperate continental monsoon climate Famous scenic spots: Ganling, Prince Yide's Tomb, Princess Yongtai's Tomb, Jingling and Zhuang Ling Airport: Xianyang International. : 33,432 yuan (20 17) Permanent population: 535,200 yuan (20 16) Organizational evolution, administrative divisions, geographical location, landform, climate, traffic profile, roads, public transportation, railways, aviation, resources, population, economy, agriculture, etc. Local snacks, Ganzhou Guokui, Sour Soup Dried Noodles, Tofu Brain, Crispy, Politics, Quyi, Falling Water Board Cavity, Ganzhou Paper-cut, Ganzhou Drum and Ganzhou Fabric, a famous figure, was established and evolved in the summer (about 21~16th century). According to Kyushu, Gong Yu, it was the territory of Yongzhou. The quotient (about 16 ~ 1 1 century) still belongs to Yongzhou. At the end of Yin Dynasty, it was an ambiguous place. The Western Zhou Dynasty (about 1 1 century ~ 77 1 year) belonged to Ji Wang. The Western Zhou Dynasty died and was occupied by dogs. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770 ~ 256 BC), that is, during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the dry land belonged to the State of Qin. In the twelfth year of Qin Xiaogong, China set up 4 1 county, and the dry land first set up Zhishi county. Named after the county has a good domain of worshipping heaven, the city is ruled in Donghaochou village of this county. In the 26th year of Qin Shihuang (22 1 ~ 207), Qin unified the world and set up 36 counties. The land of Gyeonggi has literature and history (literature and history is the official name governing Gyeonggi and the name of the administrative region), and Haozhou County is under the jurisdiction of literature and history. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu was divided into two parts, namely Yong Guo and Haozhou County, west of Xianyang, and was called King Zhang Han. In the Western Han Dynasty (206-25 BC), in the first year of Gaozu (206 BC), the Yong State was established. In the second year (the first 205 years), he moved to Zhongli County. (Gaozu) Nine years ago (198), Ba County returned to the civil history, and Haochou County belonged to it. In the second year of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty (before 155), he took the right literature and history and ruled the land of western Beijing. Later, it was divided into the western part of the right literature and history, which was sealed by the Lord (the Lord was originally the official name of Qin, and the Han used his name), and Haozhou County belonged to it. In the first year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (before 104), it was changed to Youfufeng, and Haozhou County has since belonged to Youfufeng. In the new dynasty of Wang Mang (9 ~ 23), Haozhou County was renamed Yi Hao. In the early years of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yi Hao was renamed Haozhou County. In the sixth year of Jianwu, Haochou County was abolished and merged into Chiyang County (Chiyang County includes Jingyang, Liquan and Ganxian, etc.). ), was under the jurisdiction of the secretary Zuo Fengyi. During the Three Kingdoms period (220 ~ 265), Chiyang returned to Wei and was originally a county of Fengli. After the middle period, it was changed to Fufeng County. In the early years of Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty (265 ~ 3 16), Fufeng County was changed to Qin State and ruled Chiyang. Jin Huidi Yuankang divided the land west of Chiyang into two parts, and then set up a county. In Qin and Han Dynasties, it was located 2 miles south of the city, under the jurisdiction of Jingzhao County, and was later changed by Qin State. Sixteen countries in the eastern Jin dynasty (3 17 ~ 420) were in a separatist situation. During this period, the administrative system was impermanent, and Haochou County was once revoked. Dry land has always been under the jurisdiction of pre-Qin and post-Qin countries. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties (420 ~ 589), the dry land was under the jurisdiction of Northern Wei, Western Wei and Northern Zhou. At the beginning of the Northern Wei Dynasty (424 years later), Chiyang was changed to Yining County (now part of the east of the county), which belonged to Xianyang County of Yongzhou, and Haochou County was restored to Fufeng County. In the 11th year of Emperor Xiaowen's Taihe (487), Moxi County was located in the west of Zhi Zhi County, named after the county was located in the west of Gu Mo. In the Western Wei Dynasty, Xianyang County was divided into Yining County and Yining County. Haochou County and Moxi County belong to Wugong County (abandoned in Fufeng County). At this time, the dry land still belongs to three counties. Two years before Jiande, the Emperor of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (573), the county was changed to Qin County, still under the jurisdiction of the county, and Haozhou and Moxi counties belonged to Wugong County. In the second year of Jiande (573), Qin County was abolished and merged into Xianyang County, which belonged to Xianyang County. Jiande entered Moxi County in 574, and Moxi County was Fufeng County. Sui (58 1 ~ 6 18), in the seventeenth year of Wendi (597), the desert was changed to shangyi county (Shangyi has the status of Yongshou County now). In the eighteenth year (598), Yining was changed to Liquan County (there is still a place east of this county) and divided into Liangxian County. At this time, the dry land still belongs to three counties, and it belongs to Gyeonggi Yongzhou (Xianyang, Fufeng and other counties abandoned). In the third year of Yang Di's great cause (607), the wasteland was merged into shangyi county. At that time, the dry land belonged to Liquan County in the east, shangyi county in the west and Jingzhao County moved from Li Yong.