Which city does Qiyang County belong to?

Qiyang County (i.e. Qiyang City) is a county-level city managed by Yongzhou City.

Qiyang has a long history, outstanding people and profound cultural heritage. Qiyang is named after being located in Zhinan, Qishan, and is famous for Wuxi. Qiyang is an ancient county, which was founded in the Three Kingdoms period and has a history of 1800 years. Qiyang is an old revolutionary base area, a pilot area of reform and opening up in southern Hunan, and the most attractive city for investment in Hunan.

Qiyang is located in the hinterland of the land of plenty, in the middle and upper reaches of Xiangjiang River, and at the north gate of Yongzhou. Nantong, Guangdong and Guangxi, Heng Yue in the north, Jiangxi in Zhejiang in the east and Guizhou in Sichuan in the west. Qiyang covers a total area of 2,538 square kilometers, governs 19 town and 3 streets, and has a total population of1056,200.

Historical evolution:

1950, the name of Yongzhou area ceased to be used, collectively called Lingling area. 1952 In February, Qiyang County was divided into Qiyang County and Qidong County. 1 1 In June, Hengyang, Lingling and Chenzhou established the Southern Hunan Administrative Office, and Qiyang was placed under it.

1954, the administrative office of southern Hunan was abolished and Qiyang was placed under the Hengyang Commissioner's office. 1983, re-attached to Lingling District Commissioner's Office. From 65438 to 0995, the Lingling District Commissioner's Office was abolished and Yongzhou City was established, and Qiyang County was subordinate to Yongzhou City. In 202 1 year, Qiyang county was abolished and county-level Qiyang city was established.