Before the pre-Qin Dynasty, Laibin City belonged to Baihui Office.
In the thirty-third year of Qin Shihuang (2 14 BC), Guilin, Elephant and Nanhai were located in Lingnan. Now the guests are in Guilin County, which governs Bushan (now Guigang City).
At the beginning of Han Dynasty, Laibin belonged to Nanyue State.
In the sixth year of Ding Yuan (1 1 1), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pacified South Vietnam, which was divided into nine counties, including Yulin and Jiaozhi. Today it belongs to Yulin County (Bushan County is under the jurisdiction of the county, and now it belongs to Guigang City). In the setting of wuxuan county, Guilin County is located in Xiangzhou County, which is the beginning of the administrative system of Laibin City, with a history of more than 2,200 years. The southwest of Xingbin District belongs to Fang Ling County and Yulin County (now Binyang County).
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Zhong County was changed to Liu Zhong County, and the affiliation remained unchanged.
The Three Kingdoms belong to Wu. In the third year of Fenghuang (274), Yulin County was divided into three counties: Guilin, Shi 'an and He Lin. Guilin County is located in the present Laibin City, and the county governs Wu 'an (now Xiangzhou County). Laibin City was established at the county level for the first time (equivalent to prefecture level), and Guilin County governs Wu 'an, Guilin and Tanzhong counties. Today there are Wu 'an County (now Xiangzhou County) and Wu 'an County. Today, the southwest of Xingbin District and Heshan belong to Linpu County, Yulin (the county governs Binyang today, and the neighboring counties withdraw their land).
In the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (280), Wu 'an County was renamed Wuxi County. Today there are two counties in Xiangzhou County, namely Wuxi County and Guilin County, and Zhong Yi County in wuxuan county, which belongs to Yulin County. Qianjiang and Heshan belong to Fang Ling County, Yulin County.
In the first year of Taixing in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (3 18), Jinxing County was established in Yulin County (now Nanning), which was subordinate to three counties in the city.
During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Song Dynasty and the Qi Dynasty, Guilin County was placed under the jurisdiction of Wu, then moved to China, and Qi Fu moved the county back to Wu. In today's wuxuan county, Liu Zhong County was re-established. Liu Zhong County includes today's wuxuan county and the eastern part of Xingbin District. There are Wuxi County and Guilin County in Xiangzhou. At the same time, Tengxi County is located in Xincheng County, which also belongs to Guilin County. Liang Shi, Guilin County moved back to Liu Zhong, and Liu Zhongjun was renamed Liu Zhongjun. In today's Xiangzhou County, Shaoyang County was established to take charge of Yangshou, Wuhua, Changfeng and Huaiyang counties. Yangshou (now Xiangzhou County) was ruled by the county, and Xincheng County was renamed Ma Ping County (now Liuzhou County). Produced by Chen Yanliang.
Ten years of Emperor Wendi (590), Jia Guilin County. In the eleventh year of Emperor Wendi, Wuxuan County was merged into Guilin County, which belonged to Shi 'an County, and the county ruled like a state county.
In the twelfth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (592), Xiangzhou was established, and Xiangzhou County had jurisdiction over Huaiyang, Xining and Guilin.
In the eighteenth year (598), Huaiyang was renamed as.
In the second year of Daye (606), Xiangzhou was abolished, and there were two counties, namely Yangshou and Guilin. Yang Ning was merged into Yangshou, and Xining was merged into Guilin, renamed Shi 'an County (the county governs Shi 'an County, now Guilin). Yangshou and Guilin counties include Xiangzhou, Wuxuan, Xingbin and other places, and Xincheng County is a Shi 'an county without counties.
In the fourth year of Tang Wude (62 1), he moved to Xiangzhou, which governed five counties, namely, Yangshou, Xining, Guilin, Wude and Wuxian. The state ruled Yangshou (now Xiangzhou County) and belonged to Lingnan Road. Today, wuxuan county is divided into Guilin County and Wuxian County. Phenomena Prefecture governs five counties: Yangshou, Xining, Guilin, Wude, Wuhua and Changfeng, among which Wuhua and Changfeng belong to Yanzhou (now Lipu County). Today's Xingbin District is located in Yang De, Guihua and Wen 'an counties, and belongs to Zhou Kun (the state governs Liuzhou today). Later, Yang De County was changed to Xunde County, and Wen 'an County was changed to Leshan County. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Zhenguan set up three states in Xincheng County, namely Jimi Zhiming, Jimi Guizhou and Jimi Yizhou. It is well known that it governs seven small counties, namely Xincheng, Pingxi, Fuchuan, Leguang, Le Yan, Si Long and Cloudy, and Yizhou (around Silian Town today) governs the eastern counties. Guizhou (now in the area of Datang Town) governs Lubo County and commands five small counties, namely Lubo, Luozun, Du 'an, Jin 'an and Xu Shui.
Zhenguan five years (63 1), detained in Qianjiang, thinking about Zhou Gang, belonging to Yongzhou Governor's Office.
In the twelfth year of Zhenguan (638), he withdrew from Xining and merged into Wude. In the same year, Yanzhou, Changfeng and Wuhua counties were removed and changed to Xiangzhou. The following year, the state moved to Wuhua.
In the first year of Ganfeng (666), Guilin County was merged into Wuxian County, and in the second year of Ganfeng (667), Leshan County was changed to Huaiyi County, and Xingbin was set up in Yanzhou, which governed Xunde, Guihua and Huaiyi counties. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Xiangzhou was changed to Xiangshan County (also known as Xiangshan County), and Wude County was merged into Yangshou County, which governed four counties. In the first year of Tianbao (742), it was renamed as Xincheng County, which was under the jurisdiction of Guizhou Governor's Office. In the second year of Tianbao (743), Huaiyi County was changed to Laibin County and placed under Yanzhou.
In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), Xiang Jun was renamed Xiangzhou; Xincheng county is also known as well-known.
In the 11th year of Dali (776), Changfeng County was withdrawn and merged into Wuhua County, and the state government moved to Yangshou. From then on to the end of the Tang Dynasty, Xiangzhou governed Yangshou, Wuhua and Wuxian, including Xiangzhou and wuxuan county. Yanzhou governs Xunde, Guihua and Huaiyi counties, covering most of Xingbin District. Jimo city Sigang District governs Xingbin District and the southwest of Heshan City. The three states of Jimizhi, Jimizhuizhou and Jimizhou govern Xincheng County and other areas.
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the first year of Kaiping (907) belonged to Chu, and the ninth year of Nanhan River (95 1) belonged to Nanhan. Administrative divisions remain unchanged according to the Tang system. Xiangzhou governs Yangshou, Wuhua and Wuxian, and the state governs Yangshou. Yanzhou governs Laibin, Xunde and Guihua counties; Southwest Xingbin District and Heshan belong to Jimi Sigang State; Xincheng county belongs to well-known, Guizhou and Yizhou.
In the fourth year of Song Kaibao (97 1), Xiangzhou resumed the Song Dynasty and followed the old system.
In the seventh year of Kaibao (974), Yanzhou was abolished, and Xunde and Guihua counties were merged into Laibin County and placed under Xiangzhou.
In the fourth year of Jingdezhen (1007), Xiangzhou was promoted to Shouzhou.
In the fourth year of Xining (107 1), Wuhua County was abolished and merged into Yangshou County.
Wuhua County was restored in the first year of Yuan You (1086), and was revoked in the Southern Song Dynasty. From then on to the end of the Song Dynasty, Xiangzhou governed Yangshou, Wuxian and Laibin counties. In the third year of Ding Jing (1262), Xiangzhou Prefecture moved from Yangshou to Penglai Prefecture in Laibin County.
In the fourth year of Song Tianxi (1020), Qianjiang County was established in the abandoned Sigang State, which belonged to Pennsylvania. It was the beginning of the name of Qianjiang, and it was not abandoned until 1952 was merged into Laibin County.
In the year of Song San (1043), Jimmy, your company and Yizhou were merged into Xincheng County and belonged to Yizhou, Youjiang Road, Guangnan West Road. The first year of Xuanhe (1 1 19) belonged to the Qingyuan Army, Youjiang Road, and the first year of Xianchun (.
In the 13th year of Yuan Dynasty (1276), Xiangzhou returned to Yuan Dynasty and established the appeasement department, which belongs to Huguang Hangshu Province. Qianjiang County belongs to Pennsylvania; Xincheng county belongs to the appeasement department of Qingyuan Road.
In fifteen years (1278), Xiangzhou was diverted and the administrative office was moved back to Yangshou from Penglai. In the sixteenth year (1279), Xincheng County was changed to the general manager's office of Qingyuan Road.
During the Dade period (1297 ~ 1307), Xiangzhou was changed to a state, which governed three counties: Yangshou, Laibin and Wuxian. Qianjiang County belongs to Pennsylvania; Xincheng county was changed to Qingyuan nandanxi cave military and civilian appeasement department.
From the end of Yuan Dynasty to the 23rd year of Zheng Zheng (1363), Guangxi is now a book province.
In July of the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), Liao Yongzhong captured Xiangzhou, which belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture (now Liuzhou); Xincheng county belongs to Qingyuan prefecture.
In the second year of Hongwu, Yangshou County was abolished and merged into Xiangzhou, and Xiangzhou was changed into a scattered state, initially governing Wuxian and Laibin counties; Qianjiang County was changed to Liuzhou Prefecture; Xincheng county was changed to Qingyuan nandan military and civilian appeasement department.
In the third year of Hongwu, Xincheng County was changed to qingyuan prefecture. In May of the tenth year of Hongwu (1377), Wuxian and Laibin counties were changed to Liuzhou Prefecture.
In the sixth year of Xuande (143 1), Wuxian was renamed as wuxuan county, and the county administration was moved from Yinhe (now the old county village in this town) to Wuxuan Town.
In the tenth year of Hongzhi (1497), Xinzheng County was reduced to Tu County, which still belonged to Qingyuan Prefecture.
In the spring of the eighth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (165 1), Kong Youde took some counties near Liuzhou, such as Xiangzhou, wuxuan county, Laibin, Qianjiang and Xincheng Tuxian, and established the system along the Ming Dynasty.
In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), wuxuan county, Qianjiang and Laibin counties were changed to Zhili, Pennsylvania.
In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), wuxuan county was placed under the jurisdiction of Zhou Xun Prefecture of Youjiang Road (now Guiping County).
In the 12th year of Yongzheng (1734), Qianjiang County was changed to Si 'en Prefecture (now Wuming County), and Laibin County also belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture.
Xianfeng six years (1856), Dacheng Guo Ping Wang Jing Li Maowen led the troops to capture Xiangzhou and Wuxuan counties, and changed Xiangzhou to Xiangzhou and wuxuan county to Wenxing County.
In the 11th year of Xianfeng (1862), the Qing soldiers recovered Xiangzhou and wuxuan county, and Xiangzhou was renamed Xiangzhou, and Wenxing County was renamed wuxuan county.
In the Qing dynasty, due to the subordinate relationship, the new town soil county was tried by Yishan county. In the second year of Xuantong (19 10), its land was classified as Yishan County, but it was still called Xincheng County.
The first year of the Republic of China (19 12). In the Qing Dynasty, Zhili Prefecture and Hall were all changed to prefectures, Guangxi Province was divided into ten prefectures, Xiangzhou was renamed Xiangxian, and Laibin County and Xiangxian were subordinate to Liuzhou Prefecture. Wuxuan county is the capital of Zhou Xun; Qianjiang County belongs to Si 'en House; Xincheng Tuxian is under the jurisdiction of Qingyuan Prefecture. In June 2, the government system was abolished; County is directly under the jurisdiction of the province, and Laibin County, wuxuan county County, Xiang County, Qianjiang County and Xincheng County are directly under the jurisdiction of the province.
In 6 years (19 17). Guangxi Province is divided into six roads, including Liujiang Road in Laibin County, Xiangxiang County and Xinchengtu County, Cangwu Road in Wuxuan County and Nanning Road in Qianjiang County.
On 15 (1926). Guangxi Province abolished the Taoist system and was divided into several districts, with Laibin County, Xiangxiang County, Qianjiang County and Xinchengtu County belonging to Liujiang District, and Wuxuan County belonging to Cangwu District.
17, Xincheng Tu County was renamed Xincheng County, and Laibin County, Xiangxiang County, Qianjiang County and Xincheng County were subordinate to Liujiang Administrative Supervision Area. Wuxuan county belongs to Cangwu administrative supervision area.
19 (1930). Guangxi Province is divided into 12 militia area, and Laibin County and Xiangxiang County belong to Liuzhou militia area; Wuxuan county belongs to Cangwu militia area; Yishan Mintuan District, Xincheng County; Qianjiang county belongs to Binyang militia area.
2 1 year, Wuxuan county belongs to Wuzhou citizen group area; Qianjiang county belongs to Nanning militia area; Laibin county, Xiangxiang county and Xincheng county belong to Liuzhou citizen group area.
22 years (1933). The Guangxi provincial government of the Kuomintang began to establish the rural Jiabao and other political institutions in Jinxiu Yaoshan, and once again confirmed that seven surrounding counties such as Lipu, Xiuren, Mengshan, Pingnan, Guiping, Xiangxiang and Wuxuan were under the jurisdiction of Jinxiu Yaoshan.
Twenty-three years of the Republic of China (1934), 165438+ October. Xincheng county in Guangxi belongs to Liuzhou administrative supervision area; Xiang County and Wuxuan County belong to Wuzhou administrative supervision area; Laibin County and Xincheng County belong to Nanning administrative supervision area.
In September of the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), Laibin County, wuxuan county County and Xiangxiang County belonged to the administrative supervision area of Zhou Xun. Qianjiang county belongs to Nanning administrative supervision area; Xincheng county belongs to Qingyuan administrative supervision area.
29 years (1940). Changed to digital administrative supervision area, Qianjiang County belongs to the first area (under the jurisdiction of Nanning); Wuxuan county and Xiangxiang belong to the third district (to cure Cangwu); Laibin County and Xincheng County belong to fourth area (Liuzhou); The Kuomintang Guangxi Provincial Government set up a county-level organization-Jinxiu Guard in Jinxiu Yaoshan.
In 3 1 (1942) of the Republic of China, Xiangxiang County and Xincheng County were changed to the second district (Liuzhou), and in July, the Jinxiu Police Department was changed to the Jinxiu Administration.
In 36 years of the Republic of China (1947), Xiangxiang County was changed to the third district (under the jurisdiction of Cangwu). In the winter of the same year, the Guangxi provincial government cancelled the Jinxiu Administrative Office and rebuilt the Jinxiu Police Department.
In the autumn of 37 (1948), Jinxiu police station was changed to Jinxiu police station.
On the eve of liberation in 38 years of the Republic of China (1949), Qianjiang county belonged to the first district (Nanning); Laibin County, wuxuan county County, Xiangxiang County and Xincheng County belong to the second district (Liuzhou). 165438+ 10/day, the Jinxiu Police Station of the Kuomintang was ordered to be renamed Jinxiu Police Squadron.
1949165438+10 to 65438+February, counties were liberated one after another and people's political power was established. Laibin County, wuxuan county County and Xiangxiang County belong to Liuzhou District. Qianjiang County and Xincheng County belong to Wuming District. Jinxiu Yao mountain area is still in charge of seven surrounding counties.
1950, Xincheng County was changed to Yishan District.
1952, Qianjiang county was merged into Laibin county; Wuxuan county and Xiangxiang are merged into Shilong County (located in Shilong Town), and Laibin County, Shilong County and Xincheng County belong to Yishan District. On May 25th, Dayaoshan Yao Autonomous Region (county level) was established, which belongs to Pingle area.
1In August, 955, Dayaoshan Yao Autonomous Region was changed to Dayaoshan Yao Autonomous County.
1958, Yishan District was renamed Liuzhou District, and the organization was moved from Qingyuan Town, Yishan County to Liuzhou City. Laibin County, Shilong County and Xincheng County belong to Liuzhou District. Dayaoshan Yao Autonomous County belongs to Liuzhou area.
1960 On May 30th, with the approval of the State Council, Shilong County was renamed as Xiangzhou County.
1962 March, wuxuan county (in Wuxuan Town) moved, and Xiangzhou County moved to Xiangzhou Town.
On April 8 1966, Dayaoshan Yao Autonomous County was changed to Jinxiu Yao Autonomous County.
1970, Liuzhou area was renamed Liuzhou area, and Laibin County, wuxuan county County, Xiangzhou County, Xincheng County and Jinxiu Yao Autonomous County belonged to Liuzhou area.
1981On June 29th, the State Council approved the establishment of Heshan City, and Beisi Commune in Laibin County was placed under Heshan City and Liuzhou area.
On September 29th, 2002, the State Council approved (Guo Han [2002] No.88): Liuzhou City and Laibin County were abolished and Laibin City and Xingbin District were established. Laibin City governs Xingbin District, wuxuan county, Xiangzhou County, Xincheng County and Jinxiu Yao Autonomous County, and manages Heshan City at the county level. Luzhai County, Rong 'an County, Rongshui Miao Autonomous County and Sanjiang Dong Autonomous County in the former Liuzhou area were placed under the jurisdiction of Liuzhou City.