The Historical Evolution of qujiang district

Qujiang district has a long history, originally named Quxian, which was founded in the third year of Chuping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 192) and was named Xin 'an at that time. Later, it was renamed Xin 'an and Xi 'an, and it was renamed Quxian in the first year of the Republic of China.

In the third year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (192), Taimu County was assigned to Xin 'an County. It was the beginning of the establishment of Quxian County, and it still belongs to Huiji County.

In the 23rd year of Jian 'an (2 1 August), Xin 'an County belonged to Dingyang County.

In the first year of Baoding in the Three Kingdoms (226), Xin 'an County was changed to Dongyang County.

In the first year of Jin Taikang (280), because it had the same name as Xin 'an County in hongnong county, Xin 'an was changed to Xin 'an, and because it was named after Anxi, it was still placed in Dongyang County.

During the Song, Qi and Liang Dynasties, the affiliation of Xin 'an County remained unchanged.

Chen Yongding was in Xin 'an County, Xin 'an County and Dingyang County for three years (559) and belonged to Guo Lifu.

In the third year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (607), Taimu and Ding Yang counties were merged into Xin 'an and placed under Dongyang County.

Tang Xian Tong Zhong (860 -874), Xin 'an was changed to Xi 'an, and it was still classified as Quzhou because of Xixi.

Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties successively belonged to Zhejiang West Road, Zhejiang East Road, Quzhou Road, Longyou House, Quzhou House and Jinqu Flue.

After the Revolution of 1911 (191.11.7), Quzhou was established as the military and political sub-government, and was also responsible for county affairs.

In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), in February, Anxian was changed to Quxian. In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), the Taoist system was implemented, and Qu County belonged to Jinhua Road and was the resident of Daoyin. In the fifth year of the Republic of China (19 16), Daoyin still lived in Quxian County. In the Republic of China 16 (1927), the first special district and county government supervision office was established in Quxian. On September 24th 1935, it was changed to the office of the fifth administrative inspector, and Quxian county remained as a public address; 1946, the Commissioner's Office merged with the Security Command, and was called the Office of the Fifth Administrative Inspector and Security Commander of Zhejiang Province, located in Qu County. 1948, Quxian County was attached to the Third Administrative Supervision Department and moved to Jinhua.

1On May 6th, 949, Quxian County was liberated, and the Military Commission was established, and then the Quzhou Commissioner's Office was established. Quzhou City is still exclusive to Quzhou, and the county government moved to Zhang Tan Town; 195 1, Quzhou City was abolished, and the county government moved back to the urban area of Quxian County and stationed here. 1March, 955, Quzhou Commissioner's Office was revoked, and Qu County belonged to Jinhua area; 1958165438+10, Changshan was merged into Quxian; 65438+65438 0960+65438 10 +0, Longyou County merged; 196 1 year to restore Changshan county; 1September, 979, Quzhou City was restored, and counties and cities coexisted; 1981April; 1September 1983 13, Longyou County was separated and another county was established. 1984, the jurisdiction remains unchanged.

200 1 12 10, approved by the State Council (Guo Han [200 1] 16 1): Qu County was abolished and Qujiang District of Quzhou City was established. The original Quxian Yunxi, Taizhen, Shuangqiao, Qian Miao, Zhou Jia, Huiping, Changsha-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan, Kengkou, Jucun, Lingtou, Yangkou and Lu Heng 12 townships and Hunan Gaojia, Lianhua, Xia Chuan, Du Ze, Fangshang, Shili, Houxi, Dazhou, Zhang Tan, Anren and Wang Quan. Zhang Tan Town People's Government.

In 2002, Qujiang District governed 12 towns, 14 townships, and 509 administrative villages: Fangshang Town, Duze Town, Shili Town, Houxi Town, Dazhou Town, Hunan Town, Xia Chuan Town, Lianhua Town, Wang Quan Town, Gaojia Town, Zhang Tan Town, Anren Town and Taizhen Town.

On June 5, 2006, 5438+1October 5, 2006, Quzhou Municipal Government issued "Reply on the Adjustment of Administrative Divisions of Some Towns in Qujiang District": Zhang Tan Town and Xiazhang Township were abolished, and Zhang Tan Sub-district Office was merged, directly under the jurisdiction of Qujiang District People's Government; The establishment of Pumice Township was abolished, and the Pumice Sub-district Office was established, directly under the jurisdiction of qujiang district Municipal People's Government.