Dengzhou city was established earlier and has a long history. Unearthed cultural relics show that human beings have settled here for at least 6 thousand years, and written records have been recorded for more than 4 thousand years About 2 1 century BC, Zhong Kang named his son Deng and established Deng Guo. In the 6th century BC/KLOC-0, Deng was one of the vassal states of Shang Dynasty. At the beginning of the week, Deng Weiman was surnamed Hou Guo. In 678 BC, Deng was destroyed by Chu and Deng was the land of Chu. In 3 12 BC, he returned to Korea. In 30 1 year BC, Qin conquered Korea, took Mao, and Deng became the land of Qin. In 272 BC, Qinjian County, with Mao as the county, belonged to Nanyang County. The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system, and there were Jean, Nieyang, Lecheng, Anzhong, Chaoyang and Champion counties in Deng. During the Three Kingdoms period (220-265), Deng's land was returned to Wei. In the Western Jin Dynasty, Deng successively belonged to yiyang county and Xinye County. From 3 17 to 420, it belonged to the former Zhao State, the former Yan State and the former Qin State. Southern and Northern Dynasties belonged to Liu Song, Northern Wei, Northern Zhou and Western Wei. In the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (583), Dengzhou was set up to cure Mao. In the third year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (607), Dengzhou was changed to Nanyang County. In the second year of Tang Wude (6 19), Nanyang County was changed to Dengzhou. In the first year of Tang Tianbao (742), Dengzhou was changed to Nanyang County, which was under the jurisdiction of Mao. In the first year of Tang Dynasty (758), Dengzhou was restored. During the Five Dynasties, Dengzhou was subordinate to Liang, Tang, Jin, Han and Zhou in turn, and was successively assigned to Xuanhua Army, Military and Military. At the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty, the ruling Mao was established. Song Gande (963~968) was renamed Dengzhou and unified in Southwest Road of Beijing. 1 14 1 year, Dengzhou belongs to Jin Dynasty, Nanjing Road. In the Yuan Dynasty, Dengzhou belonged to Xiangyang and Nanyang successively. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Dengzhou belonged to Nanyang Prefecture, Henan Province. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Dengzhou was changed to Dengxian, which belonged to southern Henan province. In 3 years (19 14), it was renamed as Ruyang Road. 16 (1927) was directly under the Henan provincial government. In 22 years of the Republic of China (1933), it was placed in the sixth administrative supervision area of Henan Province. In 36 years (1947), China People's Liberation Army marched into southwest Henan. In February 65438, Deng County was established in the south of the Turbulent River. In the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), it was established in Dengbei County. In September, Dengxi County was established. In 38 years of the Republic of China (1949), in June of 5438+0, Dengxi County was abolished, and the jurisdiction was returned to Dengbei County and Dengxian County respectively. In March, Dengxian County and Dengbei County merged into Dengxian County, which belongs to Nanyang District, Henan Province. 1988165438+1October 17. With the approval of the State Council, Deng County was abolished and dengzhou city (county level) was established, which was managed by Nanyang City at the prefecture level from June 1994. In 2004, the provincial government approved dengzhou city to enjoy all the economic and social management authority of the municipality under its jurisdiction, making it an independent city in economic status.