The Historical Evolution of Shanglin County

Qin: In the thirty-third year of the first emperor (2 14 BC), Guilin County was established, and Shanglin County was Guilin County. Han: In the sixth year (BC 1 1 1), Pingnan was divided into nine counties. Yulin County in Jiaozhou is located in Tanzhong, Fang Ling and other counties, Shanglin County is located in Fang Ling County, and the northwest belongs to Tanzhong County.

Three Kingdoms: In the first year of Wu Yuanxing (264), Fang Ling County was changed to Linpu County. In July, the handover state was located in Guangzhou, and Shanglin County was subordinate to Linpu County of Yulin County of Guangzhou and Tanzhong County of Guilin County.

Jin: In the first year of Taikang (280), Emperor Wu Ping. During the reign of Taikang (280-289), Linpu County was renamed Fang Ling County. Shanglin County belongs to Fang Ling County and Tanzhong County. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Xinlin County was established under Yulin County. Shanglin County is Xinlin County and Tanzhong County. Song qi remains the same.

Liang: In the third year of Datong in Liang Wudi (537), Longzhou was established, and Xinlin County belonged to Ma Ping County of Longzhou. It is also located in Fang Ling County (later renamed Nandingzhou). Shanglin County is Xinlin County of Ma Ping County and Fang Ling County of Fang Ling County. Chen is still here.

Sui: In nine years (589), it was abandoned as Fangling County. Fang Ling County still belongs to Yulin County. In the 12th year of Huang Kai (592), Ma Ping County, Lishi 'an County, Shanglin County belongs to Fang Ling County, and Maping County belongs to the northwest.

Tang Dynasty: In the fourth year of Wude (62 1), Xiaoxian County was leveled, Zhoufang (namely Nanzhou) was set up in Yuanling (Lingfang County), and Wuyu, Shanglin, Zhige, Lingling (Lingfang County), Langya, Sigan and Heshui were placed in Lingling (Lingfang County). The county is under the jurisdiction of Shanglin Cave (there are upper and lower caves) ("Shang" is the near sound of Zhuang language "cave", "Lin" is the homonym of Zhuang language "water", and "Shanglin" is the hole where spring water flows out, that is, the place where water comes out), hence the name. It is the beginning of the name of this county. In the eighth year of Zhenguan (634), Nanzhou was changed to Chengzhou (now Dafeng Town, Shanglin County). In the first year of Tianbao (742), Chengzhou was changed to Heshui County, and in the first year of Gan Yuan (758), Chengzhou was reinstated, with jurisdiction over Shanglin (now the location of Gucheng Village in Chengtai Township), Wuyu (now the location of Jiangna Village in Chengtai Township), Zhige and Heshui counties, and the government belonged to Shanglin Shanglin County. Shanglin County and Wuyu County are both in Shanglin County today (Wuyu County is in Li Sanhe Chengtai Township today). Part of Heshui County is in today's Shanglin County (Sam, Gu Lou, Liang Na, Changwei, Qinshui, Li Mi and other Qiaoxian villages). At the beginning of Zhenguan, turn to Lingnan Road. In the third year of Xian Tong (862), Lingnan was divided into east and west roads. Lingnan West Road is divided into laurel crown, altar crown and glory crown. Tan Guan, Liling South West Road, Shanglin County. Five Dynasties: Belonging to the Southern Han Dynasty, the building remains unchanged.

Song: In the fifth year of Kaibao (972), Geyu, Wuyu and Heshui counties were abandoned and went to Linjun. And waste Li Yong Shanglin County into a state. In the sixth year of Kaibao (973), it was renamed Chengzhou. In the second year of Duangong (989), it was abolished into a state, and Shanglin County was transferred to Pennsylvania. At the beginning of the Song Dynasty, Guangnan Road turned into a thoroughfare for three years (997). Guangnan Road is divided into Guangnan East Road and Guangnan West Road, and then transferred to Guangnan West Road. In the fourth year of Zhiping (1067), the land for leather treatment in Shanglin County was transferred to Wuyuan County (now Wuming County).

Yuan: Shanglin County belongs to Pennsylvania. In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (1276), the appeasement department was established. In the 16th year of Zhiyuan (1279), it was changed to Xialu General Affairs Office, which was Xuanwei Department of Liangjiang Road in Guangxi, and Zhili Lake was widely distributed. In the 23rd year of Zheng Zhi (1363), Xuanweisi was promoted to Guangxi Book Province and Pennsylvania Zhili.

Ming: Shanglin County was originally from Pennsylvania. In October of the second year of Hongwu (1369), it was placed in Liuzhou Prefecture, Guangxi Province. In the fourth year of Hongwu (137 1 year), Kunming and Baishan (formerly Ge County) were divided into Linxian County and Wuyuan County (now the former belongs to Du 'an Yao Autonomous County and the latter belongs to mashan county). In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), the book province of Guangxi was changed to Chengxuan in Guangxi, and Pennsylvania still belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture.

Qing Dynasty: Shanglin County was still under the jurisdiction of Liuzhou Prefecture at the beginning of Shunzhi, and in the third year of Yongzheng (1725), Pennsylvania was promoted to Zhili Prefecture, belonging to Shanglin County, Qianjiang County, Laibin County and Wuxuan County. In the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734), Zhili Prefecture of Pennsylvania was reduced to a scattered state, and Shanglin County was changed to Sin Prefecture of Youjiang Road. In August of the seventh year of Xianfeng (1857), Li Jingui led a peasant uprising to capture Shanglin County and changed Shanglin County to Chengjiang County. In the first year of Tongzhi (1862), Li Jingui died of illness, and soon the Qing army conquered and changed to Lin County.

After the founding of the Republic of China, the name of Shanglin County remained unchanged, and it was originally Nanning Road in Guangxi. In the year of 15 (1926), the abandoned road was in the government of Guangxi Province in Zhili. In 29 years of the Republic of China (1940), it belonged to Wuming administrative supervision area. It was incorporated into the district in 3 1 (1942) in the Republic of China, belonging to the fourth special zone of Guangxi Province. In the 4th year of the Republic of China (19 15), 27 villages in Kuling Tusidi were placed under the jurisdiction of Shanglin County. In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), the superior township was transferred to Longshan County (now mashan county). In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), Si Long and Zou Wei were placed under Binyang County.

After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Shanglin County was placed under the Nanning Commissioner's Office. 195 1 changed to Binyang area. 1956, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was established and Zhili Autonomous Prefecture. 1958, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region was established and changed to Nanning Regional Commissioner's Office. 197 1, which belongs to Nanning regional administrative office. From 1952 to 10, six townships in the north of Shanglin County were classified as Xincheng County. 1953, Nongbu Village, Fulan Township, mashan county is under the jurisdiction of this county. 1956, Shi Cun in Longmen Township, Xincheng County was placed under the jurisdiction of this county. /kloc-in the winter of 0/958, Shanglin County merged with Binyang County and changed its name to Lin Bin County. The following summer, Shanglin and Binyang were enfeoffed and Shanglin County was restored.