Zhangye County

Zhangye County

Zhangye county was originally the land of kunxie king of Xiongnu. In the sixth year of Yuanding (111 BC) of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, Zhangye county was set up in the east of Jiuquan county. In the sixth year of the first Yuan Dynasty (81 BC), Emperor Zhao ruled Chende county (in the northwest of Ganzhou District of Zhangye City) in the late Western Han Dynasty. Lingshi counties: Chende, Zhaowu, xiudan, Dichi, Wulan, rile, Lihe, Fanhe, Juyan, XianMei. Its jurisdiction is roughly equivalent to the west of Yongchang County and the east of Gaotai County in Gansu Province, as well as Ejina Banner in Inner Mongolia, Zhike (Jiaole) de County, and Zhike in the northwest of Zhangye City. In the first two years of emperor Hanping, there were 24352 households and 88731 people.

Historical status

Zhangye county is the political, economic, cultural and diplomatic center of the Central Plains Dynasty in the northwest of China.

Historical evolution

In the first year of the founding of the people's Republic of China (9 years), Zhangye county was renamed as sheping County, leading 8 counties: Guanshi (Wude), Zhuwu (Zhaowu), Fuwu (Dichi), Chuanwu (Wulan), Guanlu (xiudan), Lezhi (rile), Jielu (Liqi), luolu (Fanhe). The government and the military are the prefectures.

In the 27th year of Emperor Guangwu's founding in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xiuling restored the old names of counties and counties. Zhangye county and its eight counties were restored.

Xiandi Xingping first year (194), belongs to Yongzhou.

In the early Western Jin Dynasty, Zhangye County led Yongping, Wulan, Linze and Dichi counties. County governance level (in the northwest of Ganzhou District, Zhangye City).

In the first year of Yong'an in Beiliang (401), Mengxun killed duanye in Juqu of Beiliang. He called himself Liangzhou mu, Zhangye Gong and Zhangye the capital of the country and ruled Liangzhou. It was soon ruled by Qinzhou.

In 439, tuobatao conquered Beiliang. Tuobatao carried out military control, established military towns, changed counties into armies, and changed counties into garrisons. Zhangye county was changed into Zhangye army.

Xiaoming emperor Zhengguang five years (524 years), the restoration of the county, belonging to the West Liangzhou and state governance.

In 554, xiliangzhou was changed to Ganzhou. Zhangye county belongs to and is the county government.

In 583, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty banned Zhangye county from entering Ganzhou.

In the third year of Daye (607), Ganzhou was dismissed and Zhangye county was set up, with three Titles: Zhangye, xiudan and Fulu. Zhangye (yongpinggai). Now in Zhangye City Ganzhou District (northwest) for the county.

In 618, Zhangye county was renamed Ganzhou, and Zhangye county was the state government.

In 742, Ganzhou was changed into Zhangye county. Ling2 counties: Zhangye and Shandan.

In 781, Dezong changed Zhangye county to Ganzhou. After that, it will not be reset.