In 506 BC (Thursday, ten years), Wu captured Ying, the capital of Chu, and King Zhao of Chu fled to take refuge in Chu. Shen cried and moved to Qin to help defeat the Wu army. In 505 BC (15th year of the Zhou Dynasty), King Zhao of Chu moved the capital to Tan (now Yicheng) and restored the State of Chu. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hujiaji was located in Tanxian County (now Yicheng) and belonged to Nanjun County. The Eastern Jin Dynasty belonged to Lexiang County, and merged into Changlin County (now Shuanghe Lexiangguan). In 955 (the second year of Xiande in the later Zhou Dynasty), Lexiang County was abandoned and merged into Changlin County (now Jingmen City). 1767 (thirty-two years of Qing Qianlong), together with Jingmen satrap Liyang Division, was placed under Zhong Xiang. At the end of Qing Dynasty, Hujiaji was a passing shop. Most people who live and open stores here are surnamed Hu, hence the name Hujiadianzi. Later, the number of small traders increased and gradually formed a market town, named Hu Jiaji. Later, Xiang (Yang) Sha (Cheng) Highway passed through here and gradually formed a market, also called Hujiaji, or Huji for short. "

The seventh district of Zhongxiang County was established in 1932, and Anhe Township and Tian Li Township of Zhongxiang County were established in 1947. 1949 In July, the third district of Zhongxiang County was established, and the district people's government was stationed in Hujiaji. In June 1954, the district government was changed to Ji Hu District Office. 1958, Ji Hu People's Commune was established by revoking Jihu District. 1975165438+10, Ji Hu was divided into Ji Hu People's Commune and Guanshan People's Commune. In February, 198 1, Hujiji Town, the resident of Ji Hu People's Commune, was changed into a county-administered town. In September, 1982 was merged into Ji Hu People's Commune, and the town and the community became one. 1March, 984, the tip of the tongue area was abolished, and two people's communes, Ji Hu and Guanshan, were merged into Jihu District. The district office is located in Hujiji Town, and the people's government of Jihu Town has also set up a joint work. 1987, Jihu District was revoked in 10, and Jihu Town and Zhuandou Town were under the jurisdiction of the county. 1February, 1992, Jingzhou District Administrative Office approved the establishment of "Ji Hu Economic and Technological Development Zone". 1May, 992, Zhong Xiang withdrew from the county to build a city, and changed to Jihu Town and changed to a bucket. On August 5th, 1994, Ji Hu Development Zone was upgraded to a provincial development zone (deputy county level). On September 9th, 1994, Jihu Town was cancelled and Ji Hu Sub-district Office was established. In March of 20001year, Ji Hu Sub-district Office was abolished and Jihu Town was established. In March, 20001year, Jihu Town and Zhuandou Town merged into Jihu Town, and the town government office was located in Ji Hu Town. On 2011May 18, the pilot reform of "Town-level City" was officially launched, and Jihu Town, Ji Hu Economic and Technological Development Zone and Jingxiang Phosphate Circular Industrial Park were merged into Xinjihu Town. On February 20 1 1, the town government moved to No.6 Jingxiang Avenue (formerly Jingxiang Phosphate Recycling Industrial Park).

Brief introduction of Zhenli Inn:

Located 33.8 kilometers northwest of Zhongxiang Zhong Ying Town and 2.5 kilometers north of Ji Hu, it is now the resident of Jihu Liyang Village Committee.

Li Yangyi was called Li Yang in the Western Han Dynasty, and it belonged to Tan County (now Yicheng City) and Lexiang County (now Shuanghe Lexiangguan) in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. 1767 (thirty-two years of Qing Qianlong) was assigned to Zhong Xiang. The Qing government set up a post station here to deliver official documents, so it was called Liyang post.

Liyang Post has a post office, with 75 fast horses, 37 grooms, 2 veterinarians, and postal clerk 100.

There is an ancient bridge with 1 3 holes in the west of Liyang, which is a line bridge in Qing Dynasty.