During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the territory belonged to wuyue first, and then to Chu.
At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Wu. After the destruction of Wu, he returned to Yue. In the twenty-four years of Zhou Pingjing (445 BC), the State of Chu invaded the Surabaya Valley many times, and Huaiyin was returned to the State of Chu, and finally to the State of Chu.
In the twenty-fourth year of the King of Qin (the first 223 years), Huaiyin County was established, belonging to Surabaya County (Donghai County, also known as Tan County), and Huaiyin County was located in Ganluo City (now a mile northeast of Wharf Town, which was said to have been built by Qin Shangqing Ganluo).
At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, Fuling County was located in the southwest of Huaiyin County (now Hongze Lake and parts of Hongze and Xuyi). In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1), Han Xin was named Huaiyin Hou and Huaiyin was its fief. In the eleventh year, Han Xin was killed, and the post-Huaiyin country was cancelled, and it was still called Huaiyin County. Six years after the founding of the People's Republic of China (before 1 17), Emperor Wu Yuan established Linhuai County, with Huaiyin and Fuling as its counties.
Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, changed Huaiyin to Jiaxin, and changed Linhuai County to Hu Aiping County.
At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Linhuai County entered Donghai County, Huaiyin County belonged to it, Fuling County withdrew, and its land entered Huaiyin County. In the 15th year of Yongping (AD 72), Pi State was established in Linhuai County, his hometown. In the eleventh year of Jian 'an (2006), Xiapi was abolished and still belonged to Linhuai County and Huaiyin.
During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wei and Wei Han Cheng and remained unchanged.
At the beginning of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, it still belonged to Linhuai County. In the third year of Taikang (282), he moved to Guangling County to rule Huaiyin, and moved to Jindi Duhe and Guangling County for thirty-four years.
In the eighth year of Yonghe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (352), Xuzhou, a corps commander to the north of Xun County, guarded Huaiyin.
In the third year of Southern Dynasties (467), the north of Huaihe River was occupied by Northern Dynasties. Huaiyin, Liu Song lived in Yanzhou Town for seven years (47 1) and was renamed as Beiyanzhou. Xiao Qi Jianyuan four years (482), Yanzhou Town moved. In the seventh year of Yongming (489), Huaiyin was restored to Dongping County, which was in charge of Shouzhang and Huai 'an counties.
Liang changed Huaizhou, the county ruled Huaiyin, and the county was renamed Huaien. In the third year of Taiqing (549), Hou Jing took small as the secretariat of North Yanzhou, but the citizens refused to send troops, so Huaiyin was also called North Yanzhou. Hou Jing sent general Yang Hai to help Xiao, and Yang Kelp surrendered to the Eastern Wei Dynasty. Located in Huaiyin, the Eastern Wei Dynasty is still called Huai 'en County and Huai 'zhou County.
In the ninth year of Chen Taijian (early 577), the name of Shouzhang was restored. Dongping county will be re-established.
Huaiyin County was restored in the early Sui Dynasty, and soon Huaiyin County was abandoned. At the beginning of the Great Cause (605), Huaiyin was located in Yang Shan (now Huai 'an District), and Yang Shan merged with Huaiyin.
In the early years of Tang Wude, Huaiyin County was restored. In the seventh year of Wude (624), Huaiyin was merged into Shanyang County for the second time; In the second year of dry sealing (667), Huaiyin was zoned out from Yangshan and restored to the county.
From the Five Dynasties to the Northern Song Dynasty, it was still called Huaiyin County.
In the first year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 127), Wucheng County was located in the west of Huaiyin County and returned to Huaiyin County three years later. Shaoxing five years (1 135), abandoned county as town; After a year, it became a county. In the ninth year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1273), Qinghe County was established in the north of Huaiyin Old Town, where Surabaya entered Huaikou (namely Gusikou, also known as Dahekou), and the name of Qinghe County began.
At the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, Qinghe, Huaiyin and Xincheng were juxtaposed, and the Qinghe Army was abolished, and the county belonged to Huai 'an Daozhi Department. In the 20th year of Yuan Dynasty (1283), Huaiyin entered Yang Shan, so Huaiyin entered Yang Shan four times, and Qinghe existed alone because of its late establishment. In the first year of Thailand (1324), the Yellow River burst and Daqingkou County was destroyed. County Yin moved Qinghe County to Ganluo City without spending time. Qinghe began to go to Huaiyin's hometown, and the county was in the south of Huaishui.
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Qinghe County was still in the northwest of Xiaoqingkou (now the old county of Wharf) until the first year of Chongzhen (1628), and it was moved to Ganluo City because of floods and wars.
In the third year of Qing Shunzhi (1646), Qinghe County still moved to the northwest of Xiaoqingkou (now the old county of Wharf), belonging to Huai 'an Prefecture. In the middle period of Kangxi, the county town was flooded repeatedly. In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong (176 1), the governor of Jiangsu, Chen Hongmou, requested to move to Yangshan Qingjiangpu in the following year, and more than ten townships near Qingjiangpu were merged into Qinghe. Qingjiangpu became the new county government of Qinghe County, which still belonged to Tang Jing (now Qiao Zhou) and Qingzhou River (now Juyi River) in the south.
At the beginning of the Republic of China, Huai 'an Prefecture was abolished, and Jiangsu Province was directly under the county. In the third year of the Republic of China (19 14), Qinghe County was renamed Huaiyin County (hence the same name as Qinghe County in Hebei Province). Still located in Qingjiangpu. And set up Huaiyang garrison yamen and Huaiyang Yi Dao Yamen here, with Huaiyin as the county. In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China (1927), the road was withdrawn, and in the twenty-first year of the Republic of China (1932), the Huaiyin administrative supervision department was established in Qingjiangpu, and Huaiyin County was under its jurisdiction. At the end of the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), the Japanese army invaded Jiangnan and the Jiangsu provincial government moved here. In August of the 34th year of the Republic of China (1945), War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression won. In September, the New Fourth Army liberated Huaiyin City, referred to as Qingjiangpu for short, and established Qingjiang City, and the countryside remained Huaiyin County.
1948 12. Huaiyin City was liberated by the People's Liberation Army, the urban area and Huai 'an merged into Huaibei City, and the municipal government was stationed in Qingjiangpu. Huaiyin county is a rural area. 195 1 year 1 month, the county was designated as Qingjiang city from Huaiyin county, and the Huaiyin county government moved to Wang Ying town.
1In August, 958, Qingjiang City and Huaiyin County merged again to form Huaiyin City. 1964 10, cities and counties are divided into Huaiyin county and Qingjiang city, both of which belong to Huaiyin Commissioner's office. 1983 In March, Jiangsu Province implemented the system of city governing counties, abolished the Huaiyin District Commissioner's Office and established Huaiyin City. At the same time, the Qingjiang River is divided into Qinghe District and Qingpu District by the Li Canal.
200 1 1 1, Huaiyin City was renamed Huai 'an City, which belongs to Qinghe District and its jurisdiction remains unchanged.