Question 1: What was the ancient name of Hefei, Anhui?

The name "Hefei" first appeared in "Historical Records. Biography of Huo Shi" by the great writer and historian Sima Qian: "Hefei is subject to the north and south tides, and leather, abalone, and wood are also exported."

At the turn of the Qin and Han Dynasties, Hefei officially established "Hefei County" and belonged to Jiujiang County.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu promoted Hefei to a marquis state, and during the Three Kingdoms period, it became the seat of Yangzhou.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was governed by Luzhou Prefecture, so it was also called "Luzhou".

On January 21, 1949, Hefei was liberated and on February 1, it was established as a city from a county.

On August 25, 1952, the Anhui Provincial People's Communist Party was formally established and based in Hefei City.

Question 2: What was the ancient place name of Anhui in ancient my country?

Anhui: named after Anqing and Huizhou.

In the Tang Dynasty, most of the provinces belonged to Jiangnan West Road and Huainan Road; in the Song Dynasty, Jiangnan East Road and Huainan West Road were established; in the Yuan Dynasty, they belonged to Jiangdong Jiankang Road and Huaixi Jiangbei Road; in the Ming Dynasty, all prefectures and Zhili Prefectures were directly under the central government and were called Zhili, and later changed to Nanzhi

Jiangnan Province was changed to Jiangnan Province in the Qing Dynasty, and was later divided into Anhui Province, which was the beginning of Anhui's name; it was still there in the Republic of China; in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was divided into the North Anhui Administrative Office and the Southern Anhui Administrative Office, which were later merged and restored to Anhui Province. The name of the province has not changed to this day.

Question 3: What was Anhui called in ancient times?

Anhui is located in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It was formerly known as Anqing and Huizhou. Now it is collectively named after the first characters of the two prefectures. There is Wanshan Mountain in Anhui Province. In the Spring and Autumn Period, this place was the country of Anhui, so it was called Wan Province for short. Question 4: Bengbu in ancient times

What is the beautiful legend about the origin of Bengbu? A long time ago, there was a family named Wu on the bank of the Huaihe River---Dad Wu and his child Wu Boy.

One day, when they went fishing, Wu Boy rescued a river clam that was pecked by a cormorant.

In order to repay the life-saving grace of Wu and his son, this river clam transformed into a beautiful girl, fell in love with Wu, and got married and had children.

One year later, the Huaihe River flooded. The girl offended the Dragon King because she helped the fishermen fish, and was killed by the Dragon King.

People followed the girl's instructions and placed a beautiful pearl on the grave. The fishermen followed the light of the pearl to catch fish every time. When they came back, they added soil to the girl's grave. The grave grew bigger and bigger, becoming a

The hill was named "Bengshan". Later, a city was built around Bengshan, and it was called "Bengbu".

This ancient legend has given Bengbu its unique temperament. This ancient city by the Huaihe River, with alternating mountains and rivers, has a profound heritage. It was the earliest provincial municipality established in Anhui Province and has long been listed as one of the three central cities in Anhui along with Hefei and Wuhu.

Question 5: What were Anhui, Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu and other regions called in ancient times?

Central Plains Question 6: What was the name of Bozhou, Anhui in ancient times? It was established in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Chenliu County was established by the Jin Qiao, and Nan Yanzhou was also established in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

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It was established at the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty was reorganized into the Northern Xinan County.

It was established in the Northern Wei Dynasty, so it was governed in the south of Shangqiu County in present-day Henan Province.

Question 7: What was Anhui called in ancient times? For example, what was Anhui’s name during the Tang Dynasty? Origin of civilization: Anhui was founded as a province in the sixth year of Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty (1667 AD). The province was named after Anqing Prefecture and Huizhou Prefecture.

The name is Anhui.

Anhui is called Anhui for short because of the ancient Wan Kingdom and the Wan Mountain and Wan River within its territory.

Anhui Province is an important birthplace of Chinese prehistoric civilization.

Relics of human activities dating back about 2.5 million years ago were discovered in Renzi Cave, Fanchang County.

The Hexian ape-man ruins from the Paleolithic Age 300,000 to 400,000 years ago excavated in Longtan Cave in Hexian County show that humans have lived and multiplied in Anhui in ancient times.

Haozhou was the capital of Chengtang in the Shang Dynasty, and ancient Shouchun (today's Shouxian County) was the capital of the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Hometown of Lao and Zhuang: Anhui Province is one of the earliest regions with developed culture in China. Its long history has produced schools of thought that have a significant impact on traditional Chinese mainstream culture, and they still influence Chinese and even world culture.

Taoist theory: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Laozi (a native of Woyang County, Anhui Province today) and Zhuangzi (a native of Mengcheng County, Anhui Province today) founded the Taoist theory. Lao Yu's main works are "Tao Te Ching" and Zhuangzi's main works are "Zhuangzi".

Its main philosophical thought is: taking Tao as the origin of the world and the law of movement and change of all things, and using the interaction of yin and yang to explain the creation of all things in the temple.

Astronomical calendar: Liu An was the grandson of Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, and was granted the title of King of Huainan.

A philosopher of the Western Han Dynasty, his main works include "Huainanzi".

He explained the changes in the four seasons based on Taoism's theory of Tao and Yin and Yang, and created the twenty-four solar terms calendar, which still guides my country's agricultural farming today.

Liu An practiced alchemy at Bagong Mountain in Shouxian County to seek changes and developed the Chinese delicacy - tofu, which has now become a global food culture.

Neo-Confucianism: Zhu Xi was born in Wuyuan, Huizhou, Anhui Province (now Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province).

He was a thinker in the Southern Song Dynasty, a master of Neo-Confucianism, and a famous educator. His main works include "Zizhi Tongjian Gangmu".

Zhu Xi clarified Neo-Confucianism with the conclusion that human nature has the nature of heaven and earth and the nature of temperament, perfected the Second Cheng Neo-Confucianism, and further developed Confucius's Confucian thought.

Anhui Literature: Jian'an Literature, founded by Cao Cao, Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, formed the Jian'an School with its realistic techniques and fresh style, and had a profound influence on later generations of five-character poems and seven-character poems.