The Spring and Autumn Period belongs to Jin Dynasty.

The Warring States belongs to Wei.

Qin belongs to Pi County and Hedong County.

The Western Han Dynasty belonged to Hedong County of Lisi Department, and Fennan was Zuoyi County (now Wenxi); Beifen belongs to Chang Xiu County (now Xinjiang). The south of Fen is Jishan Pavilion and the northeast of the county is Jishan Pavilion.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zuo Yi and Chang Xiu counties were abandoned, Pixian (now Hejin) was located in the north of Fen, and wenxi county was located in the south of Fen. Today, the county is a chicken pavilion, and Fennan is a chicken mountain pavilion.

The three countries belong to Weisi County, with Pishi County in Pingyang County in the north and Wenxi County in Hedong County in the south.

The Western Jin Dynasty belongs to Sizhou, Fenbei still belongs to Pishi County of Pingyang County, and Fennan still belongs to wenxi county of Hedong County.

Zhao Qian, Qianqin and Houqin belong to Pingyang County.

Northern Wei Dynasty belongs to Zhengping County, Dongyong Prefecture.

According to the analysis in the 11th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (487), parts of Wenxi and Longmen counties were Gaoliang County (the county seat is located in the southeast of the county seat 15km), which was juxtaposed with Gaoliang County, and the county was located in Gaoliang, which governed Gaoliang and Longmen (now Hejin). This is the beginning of Jishan independent county.

During the Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi and Northern Zhou Dynasties, Fenbei belonged to the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi Dynasties and was still called Gaoliang County. Fennan belongs to the Western Wei Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty. The Western Wei Dynasty built a city on Imperial Pen (6 kilometers south of the county seat), and the Northern Zhou Dynasty set Imperial Pen as Zhou Xun. After Zhou Xun was revoked, it moved to Jiangzhou.

In the 18th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (598), Jiangzhou's rule was moved from Yubi to Zhengping (now Xinjiang) and became a general county. Gaoliang County was changed to Jishan County, and the city was built in the north of Fenhe River (now this county), belonging to the general county.

In the Tang Dynasty, Jishan belonged to Jiangzhou and Hedong Road.

At the beginning of the Five Dynasties, it belonged to Houliang River.

Tongguang three years in the later Tang Dynasty (925) belonged to Jiangzhou.

The Northern Song Dynasty belongs to Jiangzhou and Hedong Road.

At the beginning of Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Jiangzhou, Jinning Road. In the ninth year of Dade in Yuan Dynasty (1305), it was changed to Pingyang Road, and later to Jinning Road in Jiangzhou.

Ming belongs to Jiangzhou, Pingyang Prefecture.

Qing still belongs to Jiangzhou.

The Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Republic of China) belonged to Hedong Road for three years (19 14).

2 1 (1932) belonged to the seventh administrative office of Shanxi province, and in 27 years (1938) it was changed to the eighth administrative office, and 3 1 (1942) was incorporated into the seventh administrative office.

In the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1947), Jishan was liberated in April, and in August, the northern part of the county was still called Jishan County, which was under the jurisdiction of the tenth agency of Jinsui. Fennan and the area south of Fenhe River in Hejin County form Jihe County, which is under the jurisdiction of Zhaidian Town in Jishan County and Taiyue Third Society. In August of the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), Jishan County was abolished, and Jishan County was restored to its original organizational system, which was still under the jurisdiction of the 10th Jinsui Special Administration. The following year, it was changed to Jinnan Administrative Supervision Department, and in March it was under the jurisdiction of Yuncheng Commissioner's Office.

1954, Yuncheng and Linfen merged into Jinnan Department, below the county level.

1958 10, most areas of Jishan county, Hejin county and Wanrong county, as well as Xipo of Xiangning county and Wei Zhuang commune, were unified into Jishan county and were subordinate to Jinnan institutions.

1July, 959, the original Wanrong County was placed under the Jishan site and separated. 196 1 February, precipitation in Hejin County; Xipo and Wei Zhuang Commune returned to their hometowns, and Jishan County was restored to its original appearance. .

1970, Jinnan department was divided into Linfen department and Yuncheng department (later changed to administrative office), which belonged to Yuncheng county.