Shang Dynasty belonged to southern Xinjiang, hence the name Southern Dynasty. Shang Zhong Patent: "Let the soup go to the South Nest."
Zhou is a nest (uncle) country. During the Spring and Autumn Period, it was a State of Chu. East to Zhaoguan (now hanshan county), west to Lujiang, south to Yangtze River and north to Chaohu Lake. Yan was occupied by Wu many times. Spring and Autumn Annals: In the twelfth year (483 BC), I joined forces with Wu Huishi, which is now. In the fourth year (472 BC), the State of Wu was destroyed and the State of Yan was returned to Chu.
After the unification of Qin Dynasty, Suigao County was the county governing the army in Gao Zhe, and Juchao County, south of Chaohu Lake, was also called Juchao County. Both counties belong to Jiujiang County. In the fourth year of Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty (203 BC), Huainan State was established, leading the nests of folk houses. In the fourth year of Jingdi (BC 153), Juchao was changed to Lujiang County (Zangao still belongs to Jiujiang County). In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Bian Gao belonged to Qixian County (now Feidong), and his home nest was like Liu, which was called the home nest Hou Guo. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shu occupied Huainan and returned to Juchao County. In the third year of Jian 'an (AD 198), Juchao belonged to Wu. In twenty-two years, Cao Cao occupied the nest, and since then he has been subordinate to Cao Wei. The Western Jin Dynasty set up Juchao, Hu Lin and Xiang 'an in their original places, belonging to Lujiang County. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Nanyu Prefecture was established, leading Nanjiao County; In the third year of Daming in Liu and Song Dynasties (AD 459), Juchao was renamed and belonged to Liu and Song Dynasties. Xiao Qi is responsible for this. Nanliang is in Hezhou, and Nanqiao County where Qi is located belongs to it.
After the reunification of the Sui Dynasty, Hezhou was changed to Luzhou. In Kaiyuan year (AD 58 1), Xiang 'an was changed to Lujiang County. According to the geographical location of Sui Shu, Xiang 'an includes Guishan, Wei Zi, Yafu Mountain, Banyang Mountain, Baishi Mountain and Siding Mountain. At this point, the east, west and north of Chaohu City were roughly formed.
In the third year of Tang Wude (AD 620), Xiang 'an was divided into Kaicheng County and Fuyang County, which belonged to Chaozhou. In seven years, the state was abolished, and the second county was named Chao County (now Chao County I), which belonged to Luzhou. In the first year of Zhenguan (AD 627), the world was divided into ten roads, and Chaojun belonged to Huainan Road. In the first year of Tianbao (AD 742), the state was changed to a county, belonging to Lujiang County. In the first year of Zhide (AD 756), it was under the jurisdiction of Huainan Army, and the following year Lujiang County was changed to Luzhou, belonging to it. The Five Dynasties began to belong to the Tang Dynasty. God? In five years (AD 908), Tang died of illness and returned to Wu. In the second year of Tianfu at the end of Jin Dynasty (AD 937), it belonged to Southern Tang Dynasty and Zhao Shunjun. In the fifth year of Xiande in the later Zhou Dynasty (AD 958), he returned to Baoxin Army.
In the third year of the Northern Song Dynasty (AD 978), the Wuwei Army was established to rule Chaoxian Town (now Wuwei County) and command Chaoxian County and Lujiang County. In the second year of Daodao (AD 996), the county set up a nest city (now the former site of Chaohu City). In the third year of Xining (AD 1070), Wuwei County was located in the south of North Korea County and east of Lujiang River. So far, the four boundaries of Chaohu City have been basically determined. In the third year of Ding Jing in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1262), Shengchao County became the Zhenchao Army, which was subordinate to the Department of Envoys along the Yangtze River. In the 14th year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1277), Wuwei Road was set up, and the town was assigned to the Chao Army ... Twenty-three years later, it was called Chaozhou. Twenty-eight years, Chaozhou county. Since then, the name of Chaoxian County has remained unchanged until it moved to Chaohu City. In the second year of Taiding (AD 1325), the world was divided into eighteen roads, and Chaoxian County belonged to Huaixi Road. Shunzhi three years (AD 1332), returned to Huainan Jiangbei Province. In the 24th year of Zheng Zheng (A.D. 1364), Zhu Wu established Zhongshu Province, and Chaoxian was assigned to Luzhou as Wuwei Prefecture. Clean up the abandoned state and form a government. In the eighteenth year of Shunzhi (A.D. 166 1), Chaoxian County belonged to Luzhou Prefecture and was under the jurisdiction of Zuobuzheng envoys in the south of the Yangtze River. In the first year of Kangxi (A.D. 1667), Anhui Province was changed, and then Anlu, Chuhe and Daodao were under its jurisdiction.
"Lujiang", the name of a river that first appeared in Shan Hai Jing Hai Nei Dong Jing, is still inconclusive. After the county was named after the river, the county was named after the county, which continues to this day. Lujiang, also known as Qianchuan, began in the Southern Liang Dynasty (Liang Shu, Shu Wei terrain).
Today, the land of Lujiang belonged to Shu in the Spring and Autumn Period, to Chu in the Warring States Period, to Yi Shu in the Qin Dynasty and to Shu Xian in the Han Dynasty. Lujiang County was founded in the early Western Han Dynasty. The name "Lujiang County" began in the Sui Dynasty (Geography of Sui Shu), and the other one began in the Southern Dynasties (The Jade Ring of Taiping). The time difference between the two theories is only a few decades. After the establishment of Lujiang County, many changes have taken place in the subordinate relationship and region.
Lujiang County belonged to Shu in the Spring and Autumn Period. After Xu people took Shu, they became Chu.
The Qin Dynasty belonged to Jiujiang County first, and then to Hengshan County.
The Han Dynasty was Shu County, which belonged to Hengshan County in Huainan at first, and then to Hengshan County and Hengshan County. In the second year of Liang Wudi Yuanshou (formerly 12 1), Lujiang County in the south of the Yangtze River was abandoned. The new Lujiang County is located in the east of Hengshan Mountain and south of Jiujiang County, and Shu County belongs to Lujiang County.
The Three Kingdoms period was divided into Wu Lujiang County (governing Anhui) and Wei Lujiang County (governing Yangquan).
Jin Dynasty, still belonging to Shu County, belongs to Lujiang County of Yuzhou (governing Yangquan). In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, in the first year of the Governor's reign (502), Xiangzhou was established, and Shu County was changed into money to govern Lujiang County.
In the first year of the Sui Dynasty (58 1), Lujiang County established Luzhou and moved it to Hefei. In the third year of Daye (607), Luzhou was changed to Lujiang County, and the county government moved to Hefei. In order to keep the old name, the old government was changed to Lujiang County.
In the 23rd year of Kaiyuan in Tang Dynasty (735), Shucheng County was divided into Hefei and Lujiang.
Wuwei County was established in Lujiang and Chaoxian in Song Dynasty.
In the Yuan Dynasty, the county was still along the old territory.