When did Nanxun Town originate?

Nanxun has a history of more than 740 years since it was founded in the Spring Festival of the Southern Song Dynasty (1252). The economic prosperity of Nanxun was from the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty to the middle of Qing Dynasty.

In the third year of the Northern Song Dynasty (978), the area 57 miles east of Nanxun was assigned to Pingjiang (Suzhou) Town, which became the gateway to the east of Huzhou. With more and more residents living together, the village scale began to form, and it was called Xunxi because of Binxi. The name of Xunxi has been used until Ningzong in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 195 ~ 1224). During the reign of Li Zong in the Southern Song Dynasty (1225 ~ 1264), it was recorded in the literature that "Lin Nan is a settlement, and the wealth of farming and mulberry belongs to Zhejiang". Because there are many merchants and houses in the south of Xunxi, it is called Lin Nan. The town was built in Ji (1252), with Nanxun as its initials and a town official. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, in the sixteenth year of Zheng Zhi (1356), Zhang Shicheng built a city in Nanxun. In the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), Suzhou City was demolished. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Pan Erkui wrote in Xunxi Literature: "Thousands of fireworks; The water is flowing and the ship is sailing. Although Xing Wu is in the East, it is an important town in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The saying that "fireworks are everywhere" has been recorded in the historical books of Kangxi, Qianlong and Daoguang from the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. The economic prosperity of Nanxun was from the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty to the middle of Qing Dynasty. Nanxun has become a male town in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces because of the rise of sericulture and handicraft reeling industry and the development of commodity economy. From the establishment of the town to the end of the Qing Dynasty, it has been under the jurisdiction of Zhenze in Wucheng County (now Huzhou) and went to the countryside. At the beginning of the Republic of China, Wucheng County and Gui 'an County merged into Xing Wu County. Nanxun belongs to Xing Wu county 16 ~ 18, and 16 (1927) belongs to the third administrative region of Xing Wu county. 1949 after the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Huzhou city was established, with Xing Wu county in the suburbs and Nanxun county under its jurisdiction. 1953 is one of the five towns directly under the county. 1958 10 Nanxun and Dong Qian, Ma Yao, Hengjie, Beili, and Sanli jointly established Nanxun People's Commune, and Nanxun Town was one of the Commune 18 Brigade. 1983 was under the jurisdiction of Huzhou Suburb People's Government. 1986 abolished Beili Township and merged into a town. 1988, Huzhou abolished the suburban people's government, and Nanxun was directly led by the city. 1July, 1992, approved by Huzhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal People's Government, the township was a municipal economic development zone. 1993165438+10 month, approved by the provincial people's government as a provincial economic development zone.

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