Jingdezhen in ancient times belonged to the eastern part of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, belonging to Fan County, Jiujiang County in Qin and Wei Dynasties and Poyang County in Zhang Yu County in Han Dynasty. The Eastern Jin Dynasty is called Xinping Town. In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1), Xinping County was established. The town is a county, because it is in the south of the Yangtze River, so it is also called Changnan Town. In the eighth year, the county was withdrawn, and in the fourth year of Kaiyuan (7 16), the county was located at the mouth of Xinchang River, so it was called Xinchang County. In the first year of Tianbao (742), it was renamed as Fuliang. The town has been placed under Xinchang and Fuliang counties. In the first year of Jingdezhen in Song Zhenzong (1004), Jingdezhen was built in the name of the emperor's years because of its delicate texture, and it has been used ever since. During the Yuan Dynasty, Fuliang County was once promoted to a state, and the town belonged to a state. In the Ming dynasty, the state was changed to a county, and then Jingdezhen was directly under the jurisdiction of the county in administration.

In modern times and after the Republic of China and the Qing Dynasty, due to various social reasons, the production of Kyocera declined from peak to decline, and the output, organic materials, varieties and shapes all shrank obviously. Especially after the Opium War, the war was frequent, the political situation was turbulent, foreign trade invaded, the market shrank, and the production of Kyocera was seriously damaged. The imperial factory, which lasted for more than 500 years, also died. During the Republic of China (19 16), the administration of Fuliang County was moved from the old city (now Fuliang County) to Jingdezhen. Jingdezhen was once called 1927 to 1929. 1930 to 1934, China * * established the Soviet regime and organization in Jingdezhen. From 65438 to 0935, the Supervision Office of the Fifth Administrative Region of Jiangxi Province of China Kuomintang Government moved from Poyang County to Jingdezhen, becoming the political, economic, cultural and military center of northeast Jiangxi. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression (known as the Second Sino-Japanese War), the Kuomintang * * * re-cooperated, and in 1938, the office of China * * * New Fourth Army was set up in Jingdezhen, and the rear office was set up in Yaoli, a mountainous area in the north.

People's Republic of China (PRC) (PRC)1On April 29th, 949, Jingdezhen and Fuliang County were taken over by People's Republic of China (PRC) (PRC). Jingdezhen and county draw cities. On May 4th, China Jingdezhen Municipal Committee and Jingdezhen Municipal People's Government were established, which successively belonged to Northeast Jiangxi Administrative Office, Leping District, Fuliang District and Shangrao District. 1June, 953, Jingdezhen became a municipality directly under the Central Government of Jiangxi Province with the approval of the State Council, People's Republic of China (PRC). 1960, the organizational system of Fuliang County was abolished and the administrative area was included in the market. In 1983, the State Council, People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) approved Leping County as the city's jurisdiction, while Yushan and Tanghe, which belong to Poyang County, were under the jurisdiction of Jingdezhen City. 1985, Leping County and Zhushan, Changjiang, Ehu and Jiaotan are under the jurisdiction of the city. 1988, with the approval of the State Council, the organizational system of Fuliang County was restored, and the two districts of Goose Lake and Jiaotan were abolished. 1September, 1992, Leping County withdrew from the county and set up a city (county-level city). In 2005, Jingdezhen City administered leping city, Fuliang County, Zhushan and Changjiang River.