Jianchang Town, Bajiazi Town, Lamadong Town, Yaowangmiao Town, Tangshenmiao Town, Linglongta Town and Datun Town.
The county has jurisdiction over 20 townships and 1 ethnic townships;
Mangniuyingzi Township, Ruth Township, Shi Fo Township, Wangbaoyingzi Township, Laozhangzi Township, Yaolugou Township, Wei Jialing Township, Xijianchang Township, Toudaoyingzi Township, Xinkailing Township, Hezhangzi Township, Yangmadianzi Township, Monk House Township, Yangshuwanzi Township, Heishan Branch Township, Leijiadian Township, Xiaodeyingzi Township and so on.
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As early as Xia and Shang dynasties, the territory was divided into Kyushu from 2 1 century BC to 1 1 century BC. Jianchang's territory was originally Jizhou, and later the Motai family in Youzhou was a subordinate country of the monarch, the solitary bamboo country (whose capital is now Lulong, Hebei).
During the Western Zhou Dynasty, that is, from 1 1 century to 770 BC, this place belonged to Yan State (now Beijing), a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.
The state system was implemented in the Han Dynasty. During the Western Han Dynasty (from 206 BC to 8 AD), Jianchang belonged to Youping County, the secretariat department of Youzhou, and governed Pinggang (now Ningcheng County, Inner Mongolia) and the Bailangshui (Daling River) basin in the west, that is, Lingshang belonged to Bailang County (now south of Jianchang Town, Zhangjingyingzi).
The Jin Dynasty was still a state-county system. After the Western Jin Dynasty unified the whole country in 265 AD, the western part of Liaoning Province was placed under Pingzhou (now Liaoyang), and at this time the ridge belonged to Xianbei Word Department. Jianchang Dongling Xia and Nanling are under the jurisdiction of Changli County (Yixian County) in Pingzhou.
During the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 9 16), Lu Ye Abaoji, the leader of the Qidan nationality (Liao Taizu), established the Liao State, with its capital in Beijing and the Huangfu (now Zuo Qi, Bahrain, Inner Mongolia), and implemented the Daozhou system. Jianchang Mausoleum is under the jurisdiction of Dadingfu (now Chengxi Village, Ningcheng, Inner Mongolia) and Longshan County, Tanzhou (now Baitazi, Kazuo County).
In 65438, Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu unified the Mongolian ministries and established the Great Yuan Empire. In A.D. 1279, Ping Jin destroyed the Song Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty, and after the reunification of China, the Luzhou system was changed to the provincial system. Liaoyang province was established in the northeast (where Dongning Prefecture is now Liaoyang). Jianchang area belongs to Daning Road in Liaoyang, and Lingshang is under the jurisdiction of Longshan County.
In A.D. 16 16, the late Jin Dynasty was established in Yingjing (now Liaoyang) by the Qing Taizu Nurhachi, and in A.D. 1644, the Ming Dynasty was established, with Beijing as its capital. The Qing dynasty still used the old system of provincial capital in Ming dynasty. Jianchang area belonged to the Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty and the late Jin Dynasty.
In the forty-third year of Qianlong (A.D. 1778), Chengde House was upgraded to Chengde House, and Tazigou Guild Hall was changed to Jianchang County to administer Tazigou (now Lingyuan Town).
In 1906, Chaoyang House was established in Chaoyang, which governs Jianchang, Suizhong, Fuxin, Chaoyang and Jianping. Therefore, the place where the inspection department of Mang Niuyingzi belonged was under the jurisdiction of Jianchang County, Chaoyang Prefecture, the province until the late Qing Dynasty.
1931September 18, Japanese imperialism occupied northeast China. 1933 Spring (two years of Datong between Japan and Puppet), Lingnan area also became a Japanese-Puppet ruled area. 193 1 At the beginning of the year, the landlords and traitors organized a "local security maintenance committee" to serve the Japanese aggressors. In August, the maintenance meeting was cancelled and the Lingnan Administrative Office was resumed. In September, it was officially changed to Lingnan County.
1March, 937 (that is, four years of pseudo-Kant), Lingyuan County and Lingnan County merged to implement the street village system and renamed Jianchang County. The county headquarters is located in Mangniuyingzi (Jianchang Town), and at this time Liujiazibao was placed under Chaoyang County.
1945 August 15, Japanese imperialism announced its surrender, and China people War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression won. After the retrocession, our party established Lingyuan County, the county magistrate Jiang Tian and the resident Lingyuan Town in Jianchang County, which was under the jurisdiction of the former Manchu Karaqin Zuo Qi. Today Jianchang is the sixth district, and the district head is Tian Zhidong. Lingyuan County was divided into Jianchang County, Jiandong County and Lingyuan County in June+10, 5438. At this time, Jianchang County is located in Xiling, and the residents of the county started in Jianchang Street and ended in Zi Ying Village in the soda plant area. Li Henian, the first county magistrate, governed six districts, namely, Tangshen Temple, Yaolugou, Lamadong, Soda Factory and Xinkailing.
1948, the Sengshe area was allocated to Suizhong County except the east of Baizaolinzi, and the rest was allocated to Jianchang County. At this time, Jianchang County belongs to the exclusive leadership of the 18th Jehol Province, and governs 13 districts, namely Mangniuyingzi, Tangmiao, Yaolugou, Lamadong, Alkali Factory, Xinkailing, Lamadong, Monk Family, Datun, Heishanke, Yaowangmiao, Erdaowanzi, Linglong Tower and Congzhangzi. There are villages and farmers' associations under each district.
1949 10 People's Republic of China (PRC) was established in June of 1 year, and people's governments at all levels in Jianchang county were formally established.
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