She County, Huizhou Prefecture - History of the establishment of She County According to the stone tools unearthed from Xia Fengtang, Xinzhou and other places, it is confirmed that there were human activities in this county during the Paleolithic Age.
Spring and Autumn belongs to Wu.
During the Warring States Period, it belonged to Yue at the beginning and Chu later.
The Qin Dynasty established She County, which first belonged to Kuaiji County and then to Zhang County.
In the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (202 BC), it belonged to the Chu State; in the sixth year, it belonged to the Jing State; in the twelfth year, it belonged to the Wu State.
In the third year of Emperor Jing's reign (154 BC), it belonged to the Jiangdu Kingdom.
In the second year of Yuanshou (121 BC), Zhang County was changed to Danyang County, and this county still belonged to it.
In the 13th year of Jian'an (208), Sun Quan sent He Qi to take Yi and She and merge them into Xindu County.
Three Kingdoms, belongs to Wu Xindu County.
In the first year of Jin Taikang (280), Xindu County was changed to Xin'an County, and this county still belongs to it.
In the second year of Liang Chengsheng (553), the three counties of She, Yi and Haining under the jurisdiction of Xin'an County were divided and Xinning County was established.
In the third year of Chen Tianjia's reign (562), Xinning County was abolished and still belonged to Xin'an County.
In the ninth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (589), Jing entered Haining County (today's Xiuning and Tunxi); in the eleventh year, Shexian County was reestablished and Shezhou was placed under its jurisdiction.
In the third year of Daye (607), Shezhou was renamed Xin'an County.
In Yining (617-618), Wang Hua moved the county to Wuliao Mountain in this county.
Until the end of the Qing Dynasty, the governance of counties, states, roads and prefectures remained unchanged.
In the fourth year of Tang Wude (621), Xin'an County was renamed Shezhou; in the first year of Tianbao (742), Shezhou was changed to Xin'an County; in the first year of Qianlong (758), Xin'an County was still changed to Shezhou, and the county's affiliation remained unchanged.
In the third year of Xuanhe of Song Dynasty (1121), Shezhou was renamed Huizhou.
In the 14th year of Yuan Dynasty (1277), it was renamed Huizhou Road.
In the seventeenth year of Zhizheng (1357), it was renamed Xing'an Prefecture; in the twenty-seventh year of Zhizheng (1367), Zhu Yuanzhang changed Xing'an Prefecture to Huizhou Prefecture, which remained until the end of the Qing Dynasty.
The county's affiliation has remained unchanged.
In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), the government was abolished and the county was directly under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province; in June of the 3rd year, it was under the Wuhu Road; in August of the 17th year, the road was abolished and it was directly under the Anhui Province; in October of the 21st year, it was under the Tenth Administrative Supervision District of Anhui;
In March 29, it belonged to the Wannan Administrative Office; in August of the same year, it belonged to the Seventh Administrative Supervision District of the Wannan Administrative Office; after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the Wannan Administrative Office was cancelled, and it belonged to the Seventh Administrative Supervision District of Anhui Province.
On April 28, 1949, the county was liberated and belonged to the People's Administrative Office of Wannan District; on May 13 of the same year, it belonged to Huizhou Prefecture; in March 1956, it fell under Wuhu Prefecture; in April 1961, it fell under Huizhou Prefecture; since 1974, it has
Belongs to Huizhou region.
When the territory changed during the Qin and Han Dynasties, the county's territory included present-day Chun'an and Sui'an in Zhejiang, Xiuning, Tunxi, Jixi and Huangshan Scenic Area in Anhui, as well as part of Wuyuan in Jiangxi.
In the 13th year of Jian'an in the Han Dynasty (208), Wu took Yi and She, divided the land of Shedong Township and established it in Shixin County (now Chun'an), divided the land of Shenan Township and established Xinding (now Sui'an) County, and divided the land of Shexi Township and established it in Xinding County (now Sui'an).
Xiuyang (now Xiuning) County and Liyang County (now Tunxi).
In the first year of Liang Datong (535), Huayang Town in the north of She was divided into Liang'an County.
In the ninth year of Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (589), this county was merged into Haining County; in the eleventh year of the reign of Emperor Kaihuang of the Sui Dynasty, it was resettled to divide Xianghuling from Haining.
In the fourth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (621), Liang'an County was dismissed, and the land still belonged to She; in the fifth year of Yonghui (654), Jiang Bao, a native of the city, raised troops to respond to the peasant uprising of Chen Shuozhen in Qingxi, Muzhou.
(Yindang) Ye County; in the first year of Dali (766), the land of Shexi and Xiudong eight townships was divided into Guide County, and the land of Huayang Town in She County was divided into Jixi County.
In the fifth year of Dali (770), Ye County was abandoned, and its land belonged to She County. It was also abandoned and returned to De County, and its land belonged to Xiuning.
From then on until the end of the Qing Dynasty, the territory was basically stable. According to the "She County Chronicle" of the Republic of China, it was: 60 kilometers from the Yuling Pass to the Changhua County boundary of Zhejiang Province in the east, and 18.5 kilometers from the Xiuning County boundary of Changchongpu (now Huaiyuan) in the west.
, 50 kilometers from Jiekou Zhejiang Chun'an County boundary in the south, 40 kilometers from Ruolingguan Taiping County boundary in the north, 60 kilometers from Tangling (Guan) Taiping County boundary in the northwest, and 17 points from Jiepailing Jixi County boundary in the northeast.
Five kilometers, southwest to Weifengling (Weifengguan), 45 kilometers from the Sui'an County boundary in Zhejiang Province, and 15 kilometers from the Xiuning County boundary at Xianghuling.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, in October 1949, Huangjian Township in this county was classified as Xiuning County.
In August 1952, Caoshi Village in Tunxi City belonged to this county; Shangyuan and Chayuan Townships in this county belonged to Jixi County, Huangkou Village belonged to Tunxi City, and Zhantian and Chengtian belonged to Xiuning County.
In December 1955, Tantou and Dayuan townships were assigned to Jixi County.
In January 1956, Xidong, Hongtang and Wang Villages in Xitou Township and Jiangcunhuan Village in Chongkou Township were classified as Jixi County; in April of the same year, Jinkeng Township in this county was classified as Jixi County; in November,
Jiezhuying in Baiji Township of Ning County belongs to this county, and Hujiaying in Zhantian Township of this county belongs to Xiuning.
In March 1964, Xiuning County Shishuling Production Team was assigned to this county.
In March 1973, the grass market brigade of this county was assigned to Tunxi Tunguang Commune.
In January 1984, Huangshan Township (including Huangshan Scenic Area) in this county covered an area of ??154 square kilometers and was classified as county-level Huangshan City (formerly Taiping County).
In January 1988, Huangdun Township of She County was classified as Tunxi District; Fuxi, Yangcun and Qiashesuo of Qiashe District of She County were divided, and Yansi Town, Luotian, Chengkan and Qiankou of Yansi District were divided
Township and Zhengcun Township and Yao Village were established in Huizhou District of Huangshan City.
She County She County is located at the center of the tourist routes of Hangzhou, Qiandao Lake, Huangshan and Jiuhua Mountains. The Hui-Hangzhou and Tunwu Highways intersect here, and the Anhui-Jiangxi Railway passes through. The ancient city of She County is composed of two parts, the prefectural city and the county seat.
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