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The Historical Evolution of Qiaojia County

In the sixth year of the Western Han Dynasty (135), Tanglang County was established, belonging to Qianwei County. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up three counties, which belonged to Langyue County.

Langxian County was established in the Eastern Han Dynasty as a captain of a country.

Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms was Tanglang County, which belonged to Zhuti County of Yizhou.

From the Western Jin Dynasty to Nanliang, it is the land of Tanglang County in Ningzhou.

The Northern Dynasties belonged to Nanning.

During the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty, he was the general political department of Nanning; Daye was the land of the East during the years.

At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Xingjun County was located, and Nanzhao in the Tang Dynasty was under the jurisdiction of Tuodong Festival.

Dali Kingdom in Song Dynasty was located in Wumeng, Dongchuan County. Yuan is under the jurisdiction of Dongchuan Road. During the period of Yuan Xianzong, there were thousands of households on the lakeshore. In the 15th year of Yuan Dynasty (1278), Dongchuan Military and Civilian Mansion was established, and in the 28th year (129 1), it was promoted to Dongchuan Road. In the 11th year of Zhiyuan (1274), Dengzhou, Zhouchuan, Zhaozhou and Yaozhou were established. In the 21st year of Zhiyuan (1284), the military and civilian propaganda department of Wusha Wumeng was established, and in the 24th year of Zhiyuan (1287), it was changed to Wan Hu House, where the military commander of Wusha Wumeng was stationed, and Dongchuan Road belonged to it. In the 28th year of Zhiyuan (129 1), Deng, Sichuan and four provinces entered Dongchuan Road. In the fourth year of Dade (1300), it was located in Du Zi County, and later belonged to Wusha County. Ming is under the jurisdiction of Dongchuan Prefecture. In the fifteenth year of Hongwu (1382), Dongchuan Road was changed to Dongchuan House, which belonged to Yunnan Chief Secretary. In the seventeenth year of Hongwu (1384), Dongchuan Military and Civilian Mansion was changed to Sichuan Chief Secretary. In the twenty-first year of Hongwu (1388), it was abolished, and in the twenty-sixth year of Hongwu (1393), Dongchuan Military and Civilian Mansion was restored, which was found in Maanshan, southwest of the mansion and moved to Wannanshan. In the early Qing dynasty, it was a military and civilian residence in Dongchuan, belonging to Sichuan Province. In April of the 4th year of Yongzheng (1726), Dongchuan Military and Civilian Mansion, which belongs to Sichuan Province, was transferred to Yunnan Province and renamed Dongchuan Mansion. In July of the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727), Huize County was located in Qiaojiaxun, belonging to Dongchuan Prefecture. In April of the seventh year of Yongzheng (1729), Huize County moved to Fucheng. In July of the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), Dongchuan House belonged to Yidong Road (governing Qujing House). In the 16th year of Jiaqing (18 1 1), in March, Qiao's Fuyifu was established in the original Huize County (later renamed Qiao's Guild Hall) and belonged to Dongchuan House. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Qiaojiating was changed to Qiaojia County, belonging to Yunnan Middle Road. 18 (1929), the province directly under Cai Dao. 3 1 year (1942), belonging to the first administrative supervision area (in Zhaotong county). 1950, Qiaojia County belongs to Zhaotong area. 1970 Zhaotong area was changed to Zhaotong area, and Qiaojia County belonged to Zhaotong area. In August, 200 1 year, Zhaotong was established, and Qiaojia County was subordinate to Zhaotong City. 1997, Qiaojia County governs 1 town and 18 townships: Xinhua Town, Hongshan Township, Dongping Township, Zu Mao Township, Dazhai Township, Xiaohe Township, Liuhe Township, Xindian Township, Qiaojiaying Township, Buckwheat Township, Baogu Township, Laodian Township and Qianchang Township. The county government is located in Xinhua Town. In 200 1 year, Qiaojia County administered 1 town and 18 townships: Xinhua Town, Dazhai Township, Xiaohe Township, Mashu Township, Zu Mao Township, Dongping Township, Hongshan Township, Liuhe Township, Xindian Township, Qiaojiaying Township, Buckwheat Township, Baogu Township and Lead Factory. In 2002, Xiaohe Township and Qiaomaidi Township were withdrawn from their townships to set up towns (approved by the provincial government on August 20, 2002); Mashu Township and Dazhai Township were established by their townships (approved by the provincial government on September 8, 2002).

At the end of 2002, Qiaojia County administered 19 townships and 180 village committees. In 2003, Qiaomaidi Town was renamed Yaoshan Town (approved by the provincial government on March 20, 2003). In 2006, Qiaojiaying Township and Xinhua Town were abolished and Baihetan Town was established. The newly established Baihetan Town belongs to the former Qiaojiaying Township and Xinhua Town, and the town government is stationed in the former Xinhua Town Government. Cancel aluminum factory township and old shop township, set up old shop town, and set up new old shop town.