Before the Western Zhou Dynasty, it belonged to seven provinces in Fujian, and it was a barbarian with few historical records. At the end of the Warring States Period, Wang was defeated by Chu, went to Shu, became the King of Yue in Fujian, and built a palace under the mountain in the south of Jian 'ou. (The Qin Dynasty abolished the title of the King of Fujian and Yue, and placed it in the central county of Fujian, and the land of Dongye was reduced to the county magistrate. In the fifth year of the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu made great contributions because he had no soldiers to assist Han in attacking Chu, and Liu Bang regained the status of the king of Fujian and Yue. In the sixth year of Ding Yuan, Liang Wudi, King Pingtung rebelled. The following year, the Han Dynasty forced the Fujian and Vietnamese royal civilians to move to Jianghuai, and the people of Fujian and Vietnam gradually declined and assimilated into the Han Dynasty. Fujian was empty, so a Houguan garrison town was set up in the old place of Dongye, which was far under the jurisdiction of a captain south of Huiji. During the reign of Emperor Zhaodi, as the adherents of Fujian and Vietnam gathered more and more, Liye County was established. At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ye County was changed to be an official and a captain of the Eastern Hou Dynasty. In the first year of Jian 'an (196), Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Sun Ce, the satrap of Huiji, attacked Houguan and abolished the surname of Houguan. The above table requires the establishment of Jian 'an County (now Jian 'ou), Nanping County and Hanxing County (now Pucheng) in the south of Huiji, which means that during the Jian 'an period, the south was pacified and the Han Dynasty was revived. Together with Houguan County, it is the earliest four counties formally established in Fujian. In the eighth year of Jian 'an (203), Sun Ce ordered He Qi to invade Jian 'an, put down the rebellion in three counties, and set up Nanxing House in Jian 'an County. Analysis of Jianping County (now Jianyang) in Tongxiang County, Jian 'an County, is the same as the original Jian 'an, Nanping, Hanxing and Houguan counties in Fujian Province. Jian 'an County began to become the economic and political center of Fujian. During the reign of Emperor Wu Jing of the Three Kingdoms, due to the increasing population, it was analyzed that Jian 'an County was jointly established with Shaowu County, Sui 'an (now Taining County and Jianning County) and Jiangle County. In the third year of Yong 'an (260), Emperor Wu Jingdi of the Three Kingdoms revoked Sun's official fief, established a new Jian 'an County in Jian 'an County, and changed the southern county magistrate to Jian 'an County Order, which governed Jian 'an (now Jian 'ou), Jianping (now Jianyang), (now Pucheng), Dongping, Jiangle, Shaowu, Sui 'an (now Taining, Jianning), Nanping and Hou. And become one of the largest shipbuilding bases in Sun Wu. In the third year of Jin Taikang (282), eight new counties, namely Houguan in Jian 'an County, Jin 'an County in Dong 'an County, Houguan County (now Fuzhou) and Jin 'an County, were established one after another. In the first year of Yongding, Emperor Chen Wendi of the Southern Dynasties (557), Jian 'an and Jin 'an counties merged into Fujian, and then Guan County was under its jurisdiction. (Nan 'an County was established in Jin 'an County in the Southern Dynasty during Chen Guangda's reign, and now Fengzhou Town of Nan 'an County is the place of governance.) In the third year of Tianjia in Chen Wendi (562), Chen Baoying of Jin 'an County attacked Jian 'an County for its own independence, and Xiao Gan, the satrap of Jian 'an County, resisted to the death. In the eighth year of Tianjia in Chen Wendi (567), Chen Jun entered Fujian to help Jian 'an, suppressed Chen Baoying, restored Jian 'an County, attacked Jin 'an County, and completely restored Fujian. Because he was promoted to Jian 'an County as the first of the five soldiers, he moved to Fujian to govern Jian 'an County. In the ninth year of Emperor Wendi (589), the Sui army invaded Chen in the south and suffered heavy losses in Jian 'an County. After a long time, the city was broken, Tu Jian 'an County, Emperor Wendi wrote to abolish Jian 'an County, (and abolish Nan 'an County), tear down neighboring counties, and move Fujian's national politics from Jian 'an County (now Jian 'ou) to Houguan County (now Fuzhou), renamed Quanzhou. In the second year of Daye, Quanzhou was changed to Zhou Min. In the third year of Daye (607), Fujian was abandoned, and Jian 'an County was restored. Later, the official was changed to Min County, which governed Min County (now Fuzhou), and the original Jian 'an County (now Jian 'ou) was abandoned as a county. In the fourth year of Wude in Tang Gaozu (62 1), Jian 'an County was relocated to Anxian County, Anxian County was rebuilt as a state, and Minxian County governed Jian 'an (now Jian 'ou), Min County (now Fuzhou), Tangxing (now Pucheng), Jianyang, Jiangle and Suicheng (now Jianning and Taining). It is the center of the northern half of Fujian. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu's Wude (623), Quanzhou (now Fuzhou) was rebuilt in Fujian County. In the seventh year of Emperor Gaozu's Wude (624), Shaowu County was reclassified as Jianzhou. In the same year, Le County was merged into Shaowu County. In eight years, Jianyang County was merged into Jian 'an County. In the third year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan (629), Sui City in Jianzhou was merged into Shaowu County. Later, Shaxian County, Jiangle County and Jianyang County were all built in Jianzhou. (In 689, it hung on the archway for two years, and analyzed the new establishment of Zhangzhou in the south of Quanzhou (now Fuzhou). ) (In the second year of Jing Yun (7 1 1), Quanzhou (now Fuzhou) was changed to Fujian, and Quanzhou was newly established in southern Fujian. At this time, Jianzhou has jurisdiction over Jian 'an, Tangxing (now Pucheng), Shaowu, Shaxian, Jiangle and Jianyang counties. In the 21st year of Xuanzong Kaiyuan (733), Fujian was founded with Fuzhou and Jianzhou as the first letters. In 909, the Five Dynasties Hou Liang Kaiping made Wang the king of Fujian. After the Five Dynasties, in the sixth year of the reign of Emperor Gaozu of Jin Dynasty (9 14), Wang, the son of Wang, was appointed as the prefect of Jian 'an Town in Jianzhou, and Wang was richer than Sha Wang. Since then, he has been fighting Fujian. In the eighth year of Tianfu in the Five Dynasties (943), the rich king proclaimed himself emperor in Jianzhou and changed his title to. The following year, it was renamed as Damin, with Jianzhou as the capital and Fuzhou as the east, which governed the whole territory of Fujian, including Fujian, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, Yong (now Jiangle) and Ganzhou (now Nanping). In the fourth year of Bao Da in the Southern Tang Dynasty (945), Tang soldiers attacked Fujian, looted the city and moved the Fujian royal family to Jinling. The state was rebuilt as Anjun Yong, and the loyalist army was transformed, which governed eight counties: Jian 'an (now Jian 'ou), Min County (now Fuzhou), Pucheng, Jiangle, Jianyang, Songyuan (now Songxi), Jianning and Guihua. In the eighth year of Beikaibao (975), Pingnan Tang was renamed Jianzhou. In the fifth year of Taiping and Xingguo (980), Shao Wu Jun was newly established in Caishaowu, Guihua and Jianning counties. In the year of Emperor Taizong Duan (988), Jianning Army was established in Jian 'an County, which governed seven counties in northern Fujian and western Fujian. In the fifth year of Chunhua (994), Chong 'an County (now Wuyishan City) was newly established in Chong 'anchang, Jianzhou. In the third year of Xianping (100), Guanli County (now Zhenghe County) was newly established in Wuli and Guanli Town of Jian 'an County. In the third year of Yingzong Zhiping (1066), Ouning County was divided into Jian 'an County, which was ruled by Ningyuanmen side of Jian 'an County, and Jianning District overseers, Jianzhou County and Jian 'an County were ruled by the same city. At this time, Jianning Army had jurisdiction over seven counties: Jian 'an, Jianyang, Pucheng, Songxi, Chong 'an (now Wuyishan), Ou Ning and Guanli (now Zhenghe). In the third year of Xining (1070), Oning County was merged into Jian 'an County. In the fourth year of Yuan You (1089), Oning County was separated. In the second year of Emperor Gaozong's suggestion in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 128), Ye Nong rebelled in Jianzhou, and the branch of Jianzhou fled to Jianyang County in the north. In the fourth year of Jianyan, Fan Rucheng revolted, and the Jianzhou branch was further moved to Chong 'an County. In the second year of Shaoxing (1 132), Han Shizhong led the troops to attack Jianzhou and wanted to massacre the city, but was saved by Li Gang. In the thirty-second year of the reign of Emperor Gaozong in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 162), Song Xiaozong ascended the throne, and upgraded the original country to Jianzhou, which became the first Jianning mansion in Fujian. The jurisdiction is equivalent to the Jianxi River Basin in the north of Jian 'ou in northern Fujian and the counties of Zhouning and Shouning. So far, Fujian has established Jianning Prefecture, Fuquan, Zhangzhou, Tingnan, Nanjian (now Nanping), Shaowu and Xinghua. Fujian is collectively called Bamin, Jianning Prefecture is the capital of Bamin, and Bamin is the county. In the seventeenth year of Yuan Shizu to Yuan Dynasty (1280), Huanghuatou Tuo Army in Jianning County rose up against Yuan Dynasty. In the 29th year of Zhiyuan in Yuan Shizu, Kyle Poirot passed Jianning House. In the sixth year of Jingtai in Ming Dynasty, Zhu, the ninth grandson of Feng Jianning House, inherited the Five Classics of Hanlin and built the Doctor's House on the left side of the temple. In the fifth year of Qing Shunzhi (1684 Wuzi), the Qing army attacked Jianning Fucheng and cut down the imperial clan Wang Yunxi. Soon the city was breached and slaughtered, and only one hundred people survived. The city was basically razed to the ground. In the 25th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty, the people in Jianning Prefecture broke out a "Jianning religious plan" against western powers. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Jianning House was abolished, and the whole province was divided into Jian 'an Road, Xiamen Road, Minhai Road and Zhang Ting Road. Jian 'an County and Ou 'ning County, the former Jianning Prefecture, merged into Jian 'ou County. 1926, the first * * * production party branch in northern Fujian was established in Jian 'ou County. 1927, the Central Fujian Provincial Committee was established, which was the predecessor of the Central Fujian Provincial Committee. 1940, Shuiji Town, the largest town in Jian 'ou County, was designated as Shuiji County, and later Shuiji County was merged into Jianyang County. 1940 ~ 1949, set up the third administrative supervision area, which governs ten counties in northern Fujian. After liberation and the chaotic adjustment of administrative divisions during the Cultural Revolution, Nanping Special Zone was established in northern Fujian, and the government was stationed in Nanping, which governed one city and nine counties in northern Fujian, with Jian 'ou as one of the counties. 1992 changed the county into a city, and Jian 'ou City was established, belonging to Nanping area. 1996, Nanping city (prefecture level) was established from the former Nanping area, and Yanping district was established from the former Nanping city; Jian 'ou City belongs to Xinping City.