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The Historical Evolution of Faku County
During the Zhou Dynasty, Faku belonged to the territory of Yan State.

After the Qin Dynasty unified China, there were three counties in Northeast China: Beiping, Liaoxi and Liaodong.

Liaodong County includes some areas west of Liaohe River. Faku belongs to Liaodong County.

When Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, Faku belonged to Youzhou. Faku was an active area of Xianbei Murong Department from the first year of Pingping (190) to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and it belonged to Pingzhou.

Sui is the territory of Qidan.

Tang was the prefect of Yingzhou and the capital of Liao.

In Liao Dynasty, the village east of Faku was under the jurisdiction of qi zhou (now Kangping Xiaotazi), and the west was under the jurisdiction of Weizhou, Shangjing Road.

The Jin Dynasty basically followed the administrative region of Liao Dynasty, with Faku in the west under Lingshan, Qingyun County in Xianping in the northeast and Shuangcheng County in Shenzhou in the southeast (now the ancient city of Shifosi).

Kaiyuan Road was set up in the early Yuan Dynasty, and Xianping House in the Jin Dynasty belonged to Kaiyuan Road. Qingyun County, under the jurisdiction of Xianping Prefecture, merged into Shun 'an County, west of Liaohe River, and most of the Yuan Dynasty's legal libraries were under the jurisdiction of Shun 'an County.

In the early Ming Dynasty, Faku belonged to 30,000 Wei (now Kaiyuan). Since the construction of Liaodong side wall, Faku has been in the military confrontation area between Mongolia and Ming Dynasty. As a result, residents moved far away and the land became a barren pastoral area. In the late Ming Dynasty, Faku belonged to Yu Wei of Wuliang Hafu.

During the five to seven years of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, the western section of wicker was built (1648- 1650), passing through Faku, with Shengjing in the south and Mongolia in the north. In the early years of Kangxi, Tieling and Kaiyuan were established, and Faku Border Pass was subordinate to Kaiyuan County. Part of the original left-wing back banner south of the border pass and north of Liaohe belongs to Tieling, and the border pass is directly under Shengjing. In the twelfth year of Jiaqing (1807), the director of Changtu was appointed as the judge, and the north of the side door of Faku belonged to Changtu Hall. In the seventh year of Guangxu (188 1), Kangping County was established, and part of the area north of the side gate was included in Kangping County. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), he managed to store Fumin Hall, and classified Yuan, Tieling, Kangping and some villages in Xinmin House as Fakumen Fumin Hall.

In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), the hall was changed to county, belonging to Taochang Road.

In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932, the first year of the Puppet Manchuria Datong), the Japanese invaders occupied Faku County, and the Puppet Manchuria County Office was established in the same year. In January of the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937, the fourth year of Cornford), Wangjiawobao village (including Liujiadian, Gaojiadian, Lijiawobao, Zhanggouzi, etc. ) The west bank of Liaohe River was placed in Tieling County, and Wangyeling, Chenwushitun, Dafangzi, Chejiawopu, Datun, Liubingbao and Shijiazi Village in the northwest were placed in the original Puppet Manchuria East Branch. The county is divided into 1 street, 26 villages and 266 villages under its jurisdiction.

In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1945, the pseudo-Kangde year), the Eighth Route Army marched into Faku, liberated the county, and formed the county party committee and county government. The county belongs to the administrative office of western Liaoning Province and is divided into seven districts. Each district has a district government: Mengjiawobao, Baijiagou, Dagujiazi, Shuangtaizi, Xiushuihezi and Chengguan.

From February of the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (1946) to February of the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), Faku was in a period of hard struggle with the Kuomintang army.

In the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), the county was liberated in February 17. 1948, 17 In August, northern Liaoning Province was established, and Faku County was placed under the jurisdiction of the Northern Liaoning Agency. In the same year, the land reform began.

1958 65438+February, Faku County was placed under the jurisdiction of Shenyang City. 1960 faku town people's Committee changed to faku town people's commune.

1September, 980, the county revolutionary Committee was abolished and the county people's government was restored.

From the end of 1983 to the beginning of 1984, all the county people's communes were changed to township (town) people's governments.

199265438+February, Faku County was placed under the jurisdiction of Shenyang City.