Xia and the pre-Shang period were the settlements of Shang ancestors, and there were many nationalities living in this land, such as Donghu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, Qidan, Mongolia, Han and so on.
In the Xia and Shang Dynasties, it was the residence of the Shang people.
Shang moved south and changed to Shanrong and Donghu until the end of Qin Dynasty.
In the first year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC), the Xiongnu defeated Donghu, and this flag belonged to Xiongnu.
"Xiongnu autumn horse fat, Congress forest, class school people and animals" (forest, that is, now Nanhanba Banner).
After the mid-term, it belongs to the South Fifth Ring Road and the North Fresh.
In the 25th year of Jianwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 49), Wuhuan moved south and turned into a fresh land.
It belongs to Liaoxi Xian first, then to Yuwenxian, and the last leaf in the Eastern Jin Dynasty belongs to Xian Murong.
During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, it belonged to Kumoxi in the south and Qidan in the north.
The whole territory of the Northern and Southern Dynasties was Kumoxi, and the Sui Dynasty belonged to South Khitan and North Khitan.
In the twenty-fifth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (648), the leader of Qidan, Dahe Yeluge, went from dispatch troops to Tang Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty placed him in Hebei Road, and set up Jimi House, which belonged to the DuDu House at the end of Song Dynasty.
During the Anshi Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty lost control of the Khitan, and in the Five Dynasties, the flag was restored to the Khitan.
Liao belongs to Shangjing Road, with prefectures and counties under the road, Raozhou, (the place where it is ruled today is the black map in Murray) and Anmin (the place where it is ruled today is Tuchengzi) in the southeast, and Kunzhou (the place where it is ruled today is the Yushu Woods in Wanhe and Yongxiang) in the south, which governs Laiyuan and Guangyi County. Laiyuan was merged into Guangyi County in the 13th year of Tongzhi (995).
Residents of Rao, Yi and other countries all moved in from Bohai Sea.
In the first year of Jin (1 138), Shangjing Road was changed to Beijing Road, which governed the local area.
In the third year of Cheng 'an (1 199), Quanzhou (now wudan) was built, and this flag was changed to it.
In the ninth year of Emperor Mao of Mongolia (12 14), Genghis Khan was stationed in Luoer (now Dali Lake) in the summer. In order to reach an agreement, Hongjila, the minister of the Central Plains, gave the western and northern territories (now Saihanba, Haolaihule, Dalainuori, Bayanchagan and its north) to Texuechan's eldest son.
The whole territory is a private vassal of Hongjila.
In the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (1270), Luo Chen, a million-yuan household of Hongjila family, built Yingchang City in his resident Da 'erhaizi (now Dali Lake), and rose to the throne in the 22nd year of the Yuan Dynasty (1285).
In the Ming Dynasty, it was occupied by the Northern Yuan Dynasty. In the twenty-first year of Hongwu (1388), Yingchang was conquered by the Ming Dynasty and renamed Qingping Town, which belonged to Yingchangwei, the capital of Daning.
Later, it belonged to Wei Yan and Wuliangye.
In the year of Zheng Deyuan (1506), Batu Munk, the leader of Tatar Department, conquered Wuliangha and built 30,000 villages on the left and right wings of Monan. This flag belongs to the left-wing Wuliangha household, which split in the 22nd year of Jiajing (1543).
In the 29th year of Jiajing (1550), the great Khan of Mongolia, Dalaisun Kuden Khan, moved eastward.
This flag belongs to Chahar province.
In the eighth year of Tiancong in the late Jin Dynasty (1634), the Ministry of Keshiketeng surrendered in the late Jin Dynasty, and Shunzhi in the ninth year (1652). The Qing court incorporated the Ministry of Keshiketeng as Keshiketeng Banner, which belonged to Zhaowuda League.
In the fifth year of Daoguang (1825), a white tea inspection department was established, which belonged to Duolun Nuoer Hall, that is, the Han area belonged to Duolun Nuoer, and the Mongolian area still belonged to Zhaowuda League.
In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), the Department of Poverty Alleviation was abolished and the Peng Jing Administrative Office was established.
The following June 165438+ 10 was changed to Peng Jing county, belonging to Jehol Special Zone.
During the Puppet Manchukuo period, in May of the second year of Puppet Datong (1933), the Japanese army occupied Peng Jing, and in June of the first year of Puppet Kant (1934), Peng Jing County was abolished and merged into Keshiketeng Banner, which belonged to the western province of Puppet Xing 'an League (Kailu).
In the year of pseudo-Kant 10 (1943), the pseudo-Western Xing 'an Province was revoked and incorporated into the pseudo-General Xing 'an Province (Hailar), and this flag belongs to it.
1945 August 16 Guangfu, with the participation of Soviet troops, a maintenance meeting was established in Peng Jing.
65438+February 1, Hexigten Banner and Peng Jing County * * * were established at the same time, belonging to the administrative office of Rebei.
1March, 948, Peng Jing County was abolished and unified to Hexigten Banner, which belonged to Zhaowuda League.
From the early morning of July 27th 1969, it was transferred to Liaoning Province with Zhaowuda League, and returned to Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on July 27th 1979.
1983, Zhaowuda League was revoked and Chifeng City was built, to which Keqi belonged.