In the second year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (AD 55 1 year), Yinzhou was changed to Zhaozhou to avoid the name of Prince Yin, and the name of Zhaozhou began here. The national government was in Guang 'an at first, and then moved to Pingji (Zhao County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province).
Zhaozhou is sometimes called Zhaojun, sometimes called Zhaozhou, and there have been Luanzhou and Qingyuan prefectures.
In the Republic of China (19 13), Zhaozhou was changed to Zhaoxian, and the name of Zhaozhou was terminated.
Chinese Name: Zhaozhou Period: Northern Qi Dynasty to the Republic of China: Guang 'an (Longyao County) Pingji (Zhaoxian County) Counties: Zhaojun, nanzhao county, Julu County, etc. Time: 55 1- 19 13 Historical evolution, administrative divisions, Zhaojun, Julu County, nanzhao county. Yinzhou was established in the Northern Wei Dynasty, and Zhaozhou was renamed in the Northern Qi Dynasty. The name of Zhaozhou began here, and the Sui Dynasty changed Zhaozhou to Zhaojun. In 583, Zhaojun was called Zhaozhou, and in 607, Zhaojun was called Zhaojun. In the early years of Tang Wude (AD 6 18), Zhaojun was changed to Zhaozhou, and in the fifth year of Wude (AD 622), Zhaozhou was renamed Luanzhou, governing Pingji County. In the early years of Zhenguan (AD 627), Luanzhou was renamed Zhaozhou. In the early days of Tianbao, Zhaozhou was changed to Zhaojun. In the first year of Tang Dynasty (758 ~ 760 AD), Zhaozhou was restored. In the Five Dynasties, it was Zhaozhou. In Song Dynasty, Qingyuan was a military festival, and Qingyuan Prefecture. Jin is Zhaozhou, Wozhou and Yongan. The Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties were all Zhaozhou. In the Republic of China, Zhaozhou was changed to Zhaoxian. Qin unified China and implemented the county system. After that, Zhaozhou was under the jurisdiction of Julu County.
The Western Han Dynasty still belonged to Julu County.
At the time of Xinmang, Songzi County was changed to Ziyi County, which belonged to Julu County and was later abandoned. In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Jason Wu County was abolished. In the 17th year of Jianwu (AD 4 1 year), Changshan County was merged into Zhongshan State, and in the 20th year (AD 44), Zhongshan State was analyzed, and Changshan County was established. Changshan County was the state and county, and both ruled Zhao. The three kingdoms were under the jurisdiction of Wei at the beginning. In the sixth year of Taihe (232), Zhao was awarded.
In the Western Jin Dynasty, it was Zhao.
In the second year of Xiaochang in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 526), Yinzhou was established, which governed Guang 'an (now the east of Longyao County), Zhao County, Julu County and nanzhao county. In the second year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (AD 55 1 year), Yinzhou was changed to Zhaozhou to avoid the name of Prince Yin, and the name of Zhaozhou began here. At the beginning of the national government, it was in Guang 'an and later moved to Pingji. In the seventh year of natural forest protection (AD 556), Songzi County was abandoned. Zhaozhou led Pingji, Gaoyi, Longyao (now Ningjin County) and Guang 'an (now Longyao County) counties.
In the first year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 58 1), Zhaozhou was changed to Zhaojun and Songzi County was restored. In the third year of the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (AD 583), Zhaojun was called Zhaozhou. In the 16th year of Huang Kai (AD 596), Luanzhou was established in Pingji County, which governed Pingji and Songzi counties. In the second year of Daye (AD 606), Luanzhou was abolished, and Pingji and Songzi counties were placed under the jurisdiction of Zhaozhou. In the third year of the Great Cause (AD 607), Songzi County was merged into Pingji County, while Zhaozhou was called Zhaojun, which governed Pingji, Gaoyi, Zanhuang, Yuanshi County, Longyao, Luancheng, the Mainland (now part of Ningjin County), Baixiang, Fangzi, Gaocheng and Gucheng (now Jinxian County). In the early years of Wude in Tang Dynasty (AD 6 18), Zhao County was changed to Zhaozhou, which governed Baixiang. In the fourth year of Wude (AD 62 1), the satrap moved to Pingji. In the fifth year of Wude (AD 622), Zhaozhou was renamed Luanzhou and administered Pingji County. In the early years of Zhenguan (A.D. 627), Luanzhou was renamed Zhaozhou and ruled Pingji, which belonged to Hebei Road and governed Pingji, Luancheng, Yuanshi County, Tao Tao, Zanhuang, Baixiang, Lincheng and Zhaoqing (now Longyao). In the mid-Tang Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Chengde Our Ambassador (now Zhengding County). In the early days of Tianbao, Zhaozhou was changed to Zhaojun. In the first year of Tang Dynasty (758 ~ 760 AD), Zhaozhou was restored. During the Five Dynasties (907-960 AD), wars were frequent and titles changed frequently. The land of Zhaozhou changed hands several times: in the Hou Liang era (907 AD), Zhaozhou was owned by Li Rong of Wang Zhao; Li destroyed and built the later Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Yingshun (AD 934), Zhaozhou belonged to the later Tang Dynasty. Shi Jingtang was built at the end of the Jin Dynasty, in the eighth year of Tianfu (AD 943), and Zhaozhou was under the jurisdiction of the end of the Jin Dynasty; Liu Zhiyuan was built after the Han Dynasty, and Zhaozhou belonged to the Han Dynasty. In the first year of Guang Shun (95 1), Guo Wei was established and Zhaozhou was under its jurisdiction. Zhaozhou College is located in Pingji. In Song Dynasty, Zhao Weiguo's surname was respected. Three years after Daguan (1 109), Zhao Zhou was promoted to Qingyuan Army. In the first year of Xuanhe (1 1 19), it was promoted to Qingyuan Prefecture, ruled Pingji, belonged to Hebei West Road, and governed Pingji, Ningjin, Gaoyi, Baixiang, Zanhuang, Lincheng and Longping counties.
In the second year of Jingkang (1 127), Qingyuan House was under the jurisdiction of Jin, and in the seventh year of Jin Tianhui (1 129), Qingyuan House was changed to Zhaozhou. In the third year of Tiande (1 15 1), Zhaozhou was renamed Wozhou, which means "taking water to put out the fire". It belongs to Hebei West Road, and the county under its jurisdiction remains unchanged. In the second year (1225), Wozhou returned to Yuan. In the sixth year of Yuan Taizong (1234), Yong 'an County was established to govern Gaocheng and Pingji County was under its jurisdiction. In the seventh year (1235), Yong 'an House was abolished, and Pingji County was placed under the jurisdiction of Zhaozhou. In the early years of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1368), Pingji County of this province entered Zhaozhou, which was under the jurisdiction of Zhenfu, and was in charge of six counties: Baixiang, Longping, Gaoyi, Lincheng, Ningjin and Zanhuang.
In the early Qing Dynasty, Zhaozhou belonged to Zhengding Prefecture. In June of the third year of Yongzheng (1725), Zhaozhou was promoted to Zhili, namely Zhili Zhaozhou, and the emperor returned to Zhengding House. The counties under its jurisdiction are Baixiang, Longping, Gaoyi, Lincheng and Ningjin. Founded in the Republic of China (19 12), the state was abandoned in 10, and the state was changed to a three-level system of province, province and county. In February of the 2nd year of the Republic of China (19 13), Li Dafang, the magistrate of Zhaozhou, was ordered to change Zhaozhou to Zhaoxian, belonging to Jinan Road. In 3 years (19 14), Jinan Road was changed to Daming Road. 17 years (1928), Zhili of Zhao County is located in Hebei Province. The Northern Wei Dynasty was divided into administrative divisions, and Yinzhou was established to govern Guang 'an (now the east of Longyao County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province), which governed four counties: Zhao County, Julu County, Nanzhao County and Beiguangping County. Wei Shu 160 records the fifth place and the fifth county of Zhao, with 3 1899 households and 1483 14 households.
Pingji Han belongs to Changshan and Jin. There is a flat thorn city. The second house belongs to Changshan and Jin. There are House City, Carriage Back to the City, Pingzhou City and Zhang Hong Temple. Lincheng county today. Yuanshi County belongs to Changshan Jin in Han Dynasty. There are Yuanshi County and Daling Mountain. Gaoyi and Han belong to Changshan. Before the Han Dynasty, it was Yan. After the Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu reformed and became a member of the Jin Dynasty. There are pavilions and temples, and there are tablets of Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty. There is Gaoyi City. (Now it belongs to Baixiang County and Gaoyi County) In the eleventh year of Taihe County, Luancheng, it divided the spines and ruled the city. And Luancheng. Julu County leads four counties, with 13997 households and 58549 households.
Ji Tao belonged to the Han and Jin Dynasties and ruled Ji Tao. There is Wazhou City. Song Zi belongs to Han Dynasty, so stop here. Yongan came back for two years and ruled Song Zicheng. In the second year of Yong 'an, the west longitude was divided into counties. There is a city with three goddesses. In the second year of Yong 'an, Yao Yao set up a Taoist to govern Yangcheng. And Licheng. Nanzhao County has six counties with 32,466 households. 15 1 13 Pingxiang was a member of the Jin Dynasty. In the second year, Jingming recovered and ruled Lucheng. There is a flat town. Nanluan and Erhan belong to the giant deer. After gold, they recovered. Zhenjun merged with Bai nationality in six years, and Taihe resumed in twenty-one years. There is also Nanluancheng. Julu Erhan, a giant metal deer, is a later genus. Bai nationality belongs to Han and Jin dynasties. There are Belem City and White Elephant City. Guang 'an was a giant deer before the Han Dynasty. Let's go there later. Taihe is thirteen. There are Guang Acheng, Yaotai, Mainland Skin and Tongma Temple. Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Han Dynasty belonged to Changshan Mountain, and the later Han and Jin Dynasties belonged to Zhao and Jin Dynasties were chaotic. Taihe returned in twenty-one years. There are Zhongqiu City, Baiyang City and Queshan Temple. In the third year of Xiaochang in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 527), the northern part of Guangping County was added to govern Nanhe County (now Nanhe County, Hebei Province), belonging to Yinzhou. In the seventh year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (568), Beiguangping County was restored to Guangping County. Leading the third county, 1669 1 household, 9 1 148 households. Nanhe County belonged to Guangping before the Han Dynasty, and to Julu after the Han Dynasty, Jin Dynasty and Houhe. Taihe has been for 20 years. There are Zuoyang Pavilion, Shaling, Nanhe City, Jiahe City and Anfeng City. Renxian belongs to Guangping before Han Dynasty and Julu after Han and Jin Dynasties. There are Guangping townships, such as Xiangxiang, Fengcheng and Zhangxiangci. The capital of Qin is a county, and Xiang Yu changed its name. The second Han Dynasty belonged to Zhao State and Jin State, and later served together. Taihe has been for 20 years. There is also Xiang guocheng.