Huazhou ancient name

Historical Atlas of Huazhou (7 pieces) Huazhou City (or related to it) was called Luozhou County, Gaoxing County, Gaoxing County, Shilong County, Shilong County, Luozhou, Nanshizhou, Jianzhou, Huazhou, Lingshui County, Zhou Xun, Huazhou Road, Huazhou Prefecture, hua county and Huazhou County in ancient times, and it has been 1500. Because of its abundance, oranges were listed as tributes in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, also known as Orange State. In addition, Huazhou was called Shilong in ancient times because it is said that the dragon trunk is in the ever-changing Luojiang River. Taiping Xingguo was renamed Huazhou in the fifth year of the Northern Song Dynasty, which has a long history of 1500 years. Attachment: Place names of Guangdong Province: "The Southern Dynasties Liang set up Guangzhou, Xinzhou, Yingzhou, Chengzhou, Jingzhou, Longzhou, Jianzhou, Gaozhou, Luozhou (now in Huazhou), Donghengzhou, Xihengzhou, Nanhezhou, Yuezhou and Yazhou * * * 65433.

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During the period of Yu Shun in Tang Yao, from the early 26th century BC to the early 20th century BC, today's Huazhou belonged to the south. Xia, Shang, Zhou and Qin dynasties, about 265438 BC+the beginning of the 0 th century to 256 BC, now Huazhou belongs to Baiyue. In 2 14 BC (the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang), South Vietnam was pacified and Nanhai, Guilin and Xiang Jun were established. Now Huazhou belongs to Xiang Jun. After the death of the Han Dynasty to the Jin and Qin Dynasties, Zhao Tuo, the governor of Nanhai County, took Guilin and Xiang Jun as the kings of South Vietnam. By the early Western Han Dynasty, Huazhou belonged to South Vietnam. In 65438 BC+065438 BC+065438 BC+0 BC (six years of the Western Han Dynasty and Ding Yuan), South Vietnam was destroyed by the Han Dynasty, and it was divided into Nanhai, Cangwu, Yulin, Hepu, Jiaotoe, Jiuzhen, Rinan, Zhu Ya and Yu 'er counties, and now it belongs to Gaoliang County of Hepu County. In A.D. 147 (the first year of Jian Peijun in the Eastern Han Dynasty), Hepu County was classified as Gaoxing County, and now Huazhou County belongs to Gaoxing County, which is a history of cross-toe. 168 (the first year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty), Gaoxing County was changed to Gaoliang County, and Gaoliang County was abandoned. Today, Huazhou belongs to Gaoliang County. In 2003 (the eighth year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty), it was changed to Jiaozhou, and now Huazhou belongs to Gaoliang County of Jiaozhou. In 2 10 year (Jian' an 15th year), Jiaozhou was divided into Jiaozhou and Guangzhou, and now Huazhou belongs to Gaoliang County, Guangzhou. In 220 (twenty-five years of Jian 'an), Gaoliang County was assigned to Gaoliang County and Wuxian County, both of which belonged to Guangzhou. Today, Huazhou belongs to Gaoliang County and Gaoxing County. In 280 (the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty), Wu was destroyed, and sorghum and two counties were still ruled by Wu. In the year of Taikang, Gaoxing County merged with Gaoliang County, and now Huazhou belongs to Gaoliang County. During the Southern Dynasties, Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, in 426 (the third year of Southern Song Dynasty and Yuanjia), Tan Daoji built the Luojiang Estuary in Yuling (now the confluence of Hejiang Ling Wei and Luojiang) and set up Luozhou County (the county magistrate Lingluo Estuary, now Hejiang Market in Hejiang Town, Huazhou City). Today's Huazhou belongs to Luozhou County, Gaoliang County, Guangzhou, which is the beginning of the establishment of Huazhou County. Tong Qi Song system. In 528 (Liang, the second year of Datong), Shilong County was established, and Luozhou County was promoted to Luozhou. The state and county governments are located in Laochengling, northeast of Jinhua City, and set up a secretariat here to lead Shilong County and Gaoxing County. By 558 (the second year of Chen Yongding), the jurisdiction of Luozhou included today's Huazhou and Lianjiang, a part of Wuchuan, a part of Zhanjiang, the western and southwestern parts of Gaozhou, and the border areas of Bobai, Luchuan and Beiliu in Guangxi. In 589 (the ninth year of the Sui Dynasty), the Sui Dynasty destroyed Chen and Shilong counties, and the counties were unified by the state. Luozhou leads Shilong, Wuchuan and Maoming counties. In 607 (the third year of Daye), Gaozhou and Luozhou were abolished and Gaoliang County was established (the county governs the west of Yangjiang City today). Shilong County belongs to Gaoliang County. 62 1 year (four years of Tang and Wude) abandoned Gaoliang County. In 622 (the fifth year of Wude), Luozhou (Shilong County, now Huazhou City) was restored, covering eleven counties of Shilong, Wuchuan, Lingluo, Longhua, Luobian, Nanhe, Shicheng, Zhao Yi, Zilv, Cilian and Luo Fei, covering all parts of Huazhou and Lianjiang, parts of Wuchuan and parts of Zhanjiang City. In 623 (the sixth year of Wude), Luozhou moved to Shicheng and set up Nanshizhou (Shilong County, now Huazhou City), which was in charge of Shilong, Lingluo, Longhua, Luobian, Cilian and Luo Fei counties, and governed the whole territory of Huazhou and the border areas of Bobai, Luchuan and Beiliu in Guangxi. In 627 (the first year of Zhenguan), two counties in the province (Cilian and Luo Fei) entered Shilong County. In 635 (the ninth year of Tang Zhenguan), Nanshi Prefecture was renamed Debate Prefecture, which governed Shilong, Lingluo, Longhua and Luobian counties. In the second year of dry sealing (667), Luobian County (this county belongs to "Bobai, Luchuan, Beiliu and other areas bordering Guangdong and Guangxi today") belongs to Yuzhou (now Guangxi). In the first year of Tianbao (742), the state was changed to Lingshui County. In 758 (the first year of Gan Yuan), it was renamed Debate State. In 773 (the eighth year of Dali), Longhua County (which is a part of the "Guangxi Bobai, Luchuan, Beiliu and other border areas with Guangdong and Guangxi" mentioned above) belonged to Zhou Shun (present-day Guangxi), and the debating state only led Shilong and Lingluo (Lingluo County is located in the northwest of present-day Huazhou). In 904 (God bless the first year), it was renamed Zhou Xun, and later it was renamed Debate State. After the Five Dynasties, the Han Dynasty followed the Tang system, and Shilong and Lingluo counties returned to the state. During the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, in 972 (the fifth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty), Luozhou was abandoned and returned to Wuchuan, while the provincial mausoleum was placed under Shilong, and the state was led by Shilong and Wuchuan counties. In 980 (the fifth year of the Northern Song Dynasty), Debate State was renamed Huazhou, which was the beginning of the naming of Huazhou. Because there is a stone dragon in Longgang, Li Sanshi, southwest of Guizhou, it can change with the dragon, so it is named Huazhou. 1 16 1 year (the thirty-first year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty), the state governor Li Dan moved from Hedong to Hexi to build Huazhou City, and the state department was built in the south of Shilonggang (now the resident of Huazhou Public Security Bureau). 1 167 (three years in the Southern Song Dynasty, Avenue) Wuchuan Xixiang analyzed Shicheng County, and Huazhou introduced Shilong, Wuchuan and Shicheng counties. 1278 (the third year of Jingyan in the Southern Song Dynasty), the Japanese soldiers of the Song Dynasty set up Panzhou, and the ascending Panzhou was Xianglong County, which belonged to Huazhou. Huazhou leads Shilong, Wuchuan, Shicheng and Xianglong counties. 1278 (15 years from Yuan Dynasty to Yuan Dynasty) set up Huazhou Road, leading Shilong, Wuchuan and Shicheng counties, belonging to Huguanghang Zhongshu Province. 1368 (the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty), Huazhou Road was changed to Huazhou Prefecture, which belonged to Guangdong Province. 1374 (the seventh year of Hongwu), the state capital was reduced to a state, and Shilong County of Guo County was incorporated into the state, and Shilong County was revoked from then on. Huazhou is ahead of Wuchuan and Shicheng counties. In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), Huazhou was reduced to Huaxian County, belonging to Gaozhou Prefecture. 138 1 year (in the 14th year of Hongwu), the county was changed to a state, and Huazhou still led Wuchuan and Shicheng counties, still belonging to Gaozhou. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Huazhou led Wuchuan and Shicheng counties, belonging to Gaozhou. During the Republic of China 19 12 (the first year of the Republic of China), Fuzhou was abandoned, Gaozhou was removed, and the state was changed into a county. Guangdong province sent Gaozhou appeasement office, and Huazhou was subordinate to Gaozhou appeasement office. 19 14 years (in the third year of the Republic of China), Gaozhou appeasement was abolished, and Gao Lei Road was set up, which belonged to Gao Lei Road. 1920 (in the ninth year of the Republic of China), it was revoked and stationed in Reconstruction Agency, and Huaxian County was subordinate to Reconstruction Agency. 1925 (Republic of China 14) transferred to Lu Nan administrative office, and Lu Nan administrative office was under Huaxian county. 1926 (in the 15th year of the Republic of China), the South Road appeasement commissioner's office was established, and hua county was subordinate to the South Road appeasement commissioner's office. 1936 (twenty-five years of the Republic of China) 1 1 After Guangdong sent the seventh administrative supervision department, Huaxian became the seventh administrative supervision department. 1947 (thirty-six years of the Republic of China), after the Seventh Administrative Inspector's Office was changed into the Eighth Administrative Inspector's Office, hua county belonged to the Eighth Administrative Inspector's Office. During the People's Republic of China (PRC) period after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Office of the Administrative Inspector of Lu Nan District was established in February 1950, and the county belonged to Lu Nan District. 1950 In September, the Administrative Supervision Department of Nanlu District established the Qinlian District Commissioner's Office and changed it to the High Mining Area Commissioner's Office. Huaxian County belongs to the High Mining Area. 1May, 952, Gao Lei area was revoked, and Huaxian County was under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Yuexi Office. 1952 September, the administrative office of western Guangdong was established, and Huaxian County was subordinate to the administrative region of western Guangdong. 1February, 956, the administrative office of western Guangdong was changed to Zhanjiang Commissioner's Office, and Huaxian County was subordinate to Zhanjiang District. 1958165438+10, after the original Potou (including Potou Town, Gantang Town and Nandiao Street in Potou District, Zhanjiang City) and Longtou (including Longtou Town and guandu town in Potou District, Zhanjiang City), small counties were merged into large counties according to geography, economy and production conditions. Nansheng, Maoming County (now Gaozhou City) [1] (now part of Nansheng Street, with the same natural section; Therefore, before this, except for the two years of Yongding in the Southern Dynasty (AD 558) and Daye in the Sui Dynasty (AD 607), all the "Huazhou" jurisdictions involved in historical evolution should not be included in today's Nansheng Street, Shi Lan (now Shi Lan Town, Wuchuan City), Longshou (now Longshou Village, Shallow Water Town, Wuchuan City) and Gao Zhan (now). 196 1 wuchuan city was separated in April, and the title of huazhou county remained unchanged. 1968 In April, Zhanjiang Revolutionary Committee was established (1978 in September, Zhanjiang Revolutionary Committee was changed to Zhanjiang Administrative Commissioner's Office), and Huazhou County was subordinate to Zhanjiang area. 1September, 1983, the organizational system of Zhanjiang was abolished, and the system of withdrawing the city and leading the county was implemented. Huazhou County is separated from Zhanjiang local administrative region and is under the jurisdiction of Maoming City. 1July 4, 994, with the approval of the State Council, the Ministry of Civil Affairs agreed to cancel Huazhou County and establish Huazhou City (county level), with the administrative area of Huazhou County as the administrative area of Huazhou City (Ministry of Civil Affairs No.95 [1994]). In the same month, the Guangdong Provincial People's Government decided to entrust Huazhou City to Maoming City. On August 18 of the same year, all organs, enterprises and institutions in Huazhou County officially launched the new seal and used the title of Huazhou City. Since then, Huazhou has set up a city (county level). Now there are Han, Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Uygur, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, She, Kazak, Russian, Oroqen, Gaoshan, Shui, Naxi, Tu and Salar. (Data from 2000 Census)