How long is the history of Feixiang?

The territory of Feixiang County now belongs to Wei, then to Jin, and to Zhao in the Warring States Period. When Zhao Huiwen was king, he took Feixiang as a fief and named it Fei Yi to commemorate the fat righteousness of Guo Xiang who died in the accident. Houfeixiang was known as Fei Yi in history.

Qin belongs to Handan County. Lieren County was set up in the northeast of the county in the Western Han Dynasty, which belongs to Guangping country. In the second year of Zheng He (9 1 year ago), Pei Houguo was established in the southwest; In the third year of Dijie (the first 67 years), Hangou Houguo was established in the northwest; Both countries belong to Wei County. [New] When follwed changed Lieren County to Liezhi County, it belonged to Pei Wei. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hou, Han and Gou were abolished, and Liezhi County was re-listed as a county. In the 13th year of Jianwu (37 years), it was changed to Julu County. In the seventeenth year of Jian 'an (2 12), it belonged to Wei County.

In the second year of Wei and Huang in the Three Kingdoms (22 1), Lieren and Hangou County were originally Feixiang County (its territory was composed of Houguo of Hangou and the western part of Lieren County), "its old city was 22 miles west of Feixiang County"; It belongs to Guangping County with Lieren County. Jinfeixiang County and Lieren County belong to Sizhou County Guangping County. In the third year of Taiping Zhenjun in the Northern Wei Dynasty (442), Zhang Chi County (now Quzhou) was merged into Lieren County; In the 20th year of Taihe (496), Lieren County was transferred to Zhang Chi County. Lieren County and Feixiang County belong to the same state. In the first year of Tian Ping in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (534), Feixiang County was merged into Linzhang County, which belonged to Wei County. During the Northern Qi Dynasty, Lieren County was abandoned.

In the 10th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (590), Feixiang County moved to this place, and the county seat moved to this place. In the 16th year (596), Zhang Liqing County was established in the former Lieren County in the east of the county. In the third year of Daye (607), Feixiang County and Qingzhang County belonged to Wu 'an County. In the first year of Tang Wude (6 18), Feixiang County was changed to Zizhou; Four years (623) belonged to Cizhou; Six years (62 1 year) is a famous state. The first year of Tianbao (742) was changed to Guangping County. In the second year of Zhide (757), it was renamed as Zhou.

In the third year of Huichang (843), Qingzhang County was merged into Feixiang County. To the Ming, Qing and Republic of China, the territory of Feixiang County was "eighty miles from east to west and forty miles from north to south." The four directions are: "35 miles west of Lilinburg in Handan, south of Wu Jianying in Cheng 'an County (also known as the Temple of Military Officers, now belonging to Dianshang) 15, 35 miles east of Libaiying in Guangping County, and 28 miles north of Judas Village in Yongnian County (now belonging to Quzhou County). "

Feixiang County was a famous state in the Five Dynasties. Song dynasty, metal Hebei west road famous state. In the seventh year of Tianhui (1 129), Feixiang County led Xin 'an Town. (In addition: Luochuan in the Five Dynasties, Wuan County, Guangping County in Song Dynasty, Guangping County in Metal) Yuan belongs to Guangping Road, Zhongshu Province. Ming belongs to the capital Guangping House. Qing belongs to Guangping Prefecture in Zhili. In the fourth year of Kangxi (1665), in July, Zhangshui sank to the city, and the county magistrate moved eastward to Jiudianying (now Dongying). In the ninth year of Yongzheng (173 1), the county government moved back to its original site. Since then, the county has not changed.

In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Feixiang County belonged to Jinan Road in Zhili, and in the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), it was renamed Daming Road. 17 years (1928), belonging to Hebei province. In the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), it belonged to the 16th Inspectorate District of Hebei Province. In the same year, 65438+ 10/8 (September 15th of the lunar calendar), the Japanese invaders occupied the county seat and established a puppet regime.

In the twenty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1938), the anti-Japanese democratic government of Feixiang County was established on May 3 1 day, which was subordinate to the anti-Japanese military and political committee in southern Hebei and later to the administrative office in southern Hebei. In August of the same year, he was affiliated to the Second Committee of Jinan; Soon, it was attached to the office of the Third Committee in southern Hebei. In February of the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), the Han (Dan) Yong (year) Africa (township) border region (equivalent to the county level) was established. In June 5438+in the same year 10, Hanyongfei Border Region was abolished and Fei Yong (township) was established (later changed to Gongcen County). At this time, the territory of Feixiang County is only half of what it is now, which is the smallest period in the history of Feixiang County. In March of the 32nd year of the Republic of China (1943), Cifei County (later renamed Cifei County) office was established. In August of 33 years (1944), Gongcen County was revoked and merged into Feixiang County. In August of the thirty-third year of the Republic of China (1944), twenty-four villages in the second district of Feixiang County were placed under Yongnian County. In 34 years of the Republic of China (1August 945), Cifei County was abolished, and the original village of Feixiang County under its jurisdiction was merged into Feixiang County. In July of the 36th year of the Republic of China (1947), the sixth district of Feixiang County was placed under Yongnian County.

In May, 37 (1948), Feixiang County was under the office of the Third Committee of the People's Government of North China. In August of the 38th year of the Republic of China (1949), it belonged to Handan area of Hebei Provincial People's Government. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Feixiang County belongs to Handan District. On July 30th, 1958, Guangping County was merged into Feixiang County. From June 1958 to June 10, Feixiang County was abolished, and all administrative areas under its jurisdiction were transferred to Quzhou County (under Handan District) except Tiantaishan Commune. 1May, 960, Quzhou belongs to Handan City.

1 961June1day, the organizational system of Feixiang County was restored, and Yongnian County transferred six people's communes under the jurisdiction of Feixiang County to Feixiang County. In March 1962, 1, the original Guangping County was separated from Feixiang County, and in the same year, Zhaocun and Jishan Village were re-assigned to Feixiang County. Since then, the boundary, shape and area of Feixiang County have not changed. 1970 belongs to Handan area, and 1993 still belongs to Handan city.