Liaocheng rural area, Shexian County, Handan City, Hebei Province

Urban and rural areas of Liaoning Province

Liaocheng Xiang is located in the northwest of Shexian County, Handan City, Hebei Province, 19.5 kilometers away from the county. It is adjacent to Licheng county and Zuoquan County of Shanxi Province in the West. It covers an area of 111.92 square kilometers and has a permanent population of 15540 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 30 administrative villages and 47 natural villages.

brief introduction

Township government in Liaocheng village. There are overlapping peaks and steep valleys in the township. Qingzhang River, Yuanzhuang River, Zhangxi canal and Zhangbei canal all pass through the territory. The highest peak in Shexian county is 1562.9 meters above sea level. Han Chang railway and the left (right) highway (county) and the Li (city) highway (county) cross the border. There are thousand Buddha Caves in historical sites. In the north of the village, there is a cemetery for anti Japanese martyrs from Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao burned yuan shaotun's grain. During the Anti Japanese War, Jitai joint office was stationed in Dongliao City, and Shexian county Party committee and the first party branch of Shexian county were established in Liujiazhuang.

essential information

In 1953, urban and rural areas of western Liaoning were established, Liaocheng commune was established in 1958, and villages were changed in 1984. In 1996, Shimen township was incorporated into the city. In 1997, it covers an area of 110.2 square kilometers and has a population of 20000. It has jurisdiction over Yuli, Xinqiao, Banyi, tazhuang, Quli, Shimen, huoshuiyi, jinjiahui, tapo, Shiyao, Haojia, hanjiayao, SuZhuang, Dongquan, Xiquan, xiliaocheng, dongliaocheng, Tishang, Liujiazhuang, jiajiazhuang, Nanpo, Wudu, Guojia, huanglunao, Xigou, Wudu Nao, maolingdi, laijiazhuang, Zhangjiazhuang Xijian has 30 administrative villages.

Villages under its jurisdiction

Dongliao City: located 19.5km northwest of the county, on the West Bank of Qingzhang River, it is called Liaocheng together with Xiliao city. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao used to gather grain here, which was later burned by Cao Jun, so it was named Liaocheng. Later it evolved into Liao City. In the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), Jitai joint office was established in the village. In the 1990s, guiying'an distillery was built in the village. Xiliao City: it is located 0.8 km southwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, on the West Bank of Qingzhang river. Liujiazhuang: it is located 1.5km northeast of Liaoning urban and rural government and on the Northeast Bank of Qingzhang river. Jurisdiction over the natural village of weijiawan. The first CPC Shexian County Committee was established in the village. Jiajiazhuang: it is located 2.5km to the north of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, on the North Bank of the Qingzhang River, and at the junction of Licheng County, Shanxi Province. south slope: it is located 3.3km northwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, at the junction of Chengcheng County of Shanxi Province in the southwest. Wudu: it is located 4 kilometers northwest of Liaoning urban and rural government and on the West Bank of Qingzhang river. It is said that in ancient times, King Yao came here to visit Shun and washed his ears in the upstream. Shun drank cattle in the downstream and let them drink sewage, so it was named dirty calf. Guojia: it is located 4.4km northwest of Liaoning urban and rural government, on the West Bank of Qingzhang River, and at the junction of Licheng County, Shanxi Province in the north. In the early Qing Dynasty, Guo family moved to this village. Huangluonao: it is located 6 kilometers northwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, bordering Licheng County of Shanxi Province in the West. Yuejian village was built in the late Qing Dynasty. It was named after a Cotinus coggygria tree on the hill behind the village. There are two natural villages in the East and the West. Xigou: it is located 6 kilometers northwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, bordering Licheng County of Shanxi Province in the West. Wudunao: it is located 5 kilometers northwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, at the junction of Licheng County, Shanxi Province in the south. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, four brothers of Zhao Jin moved to this village from Xiangyuan County, Shanxi Province. Because it is on the mountain Nao in Wudu village, it is called Wudu Nao. maolingdi: it is located 2 kilometers northwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, at the junction of Licheng County of Shanxi Province in the southwest. Originally known as Maoling, after the village moved under Maoling, renamed maolingdi. After the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), it took the homonym of "Mao" and "Mao" and became the base of Maoling. Laijiashan: it is located 3 kilometers southwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, at the junction of Licheng County, Shanxi Province in the West. It governs the east slope of the natural village. Zhangjiazhuang: it is located 4.5km southwest of the urban and rural government of Liaoning Province, bordering Licheng County of Shanxi Province in the West. In 1612, Zhang Jingyuan and his brothers moved from Zhangbai village, Wuxiang County, Shanxi Province. Xijian is located 7 kilometers southwest of the city and countryside government of Liao Dynasty, and borders Licheng County, Shanxi Province in the West. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Jiang moved from genglo to this village and governed Dongjian, a natural village. Yuli: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 6.5km south of the Liaoning urban and rural government. Southwest and Licheng County, Shanxi Province. In the early Qing Dynasty, the Hao family of Nanzhuang moved to this village and governed the natural villages of gufenggou and dadongzhuang. Living water: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 5.1km south of the Liaoning urban and rural government. Because there is a stream of living water in jingwa ditch in the north of the village, which flows all the year round, it is called living water. It is rich in persimmons. banॏ: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 4.4km south of the Liaoning urban and rural government. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, people surnamed Tian moved from Xiaohui village to Licun village. The village was originally scattered on both sides of the gully, and then half of it was washed away by mountain torrents, so it was named Banyi. tazhuang: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 3.6 kilometers south of the Liaoning urban and rural government. It was established in the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. Because there is a tower built in the village, it is called tazhuang. Quli: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 2.7 km south of the Liaoning urban and rural government and on the southwest Bank of the Qingzhang river. There is Qianfo cave, a key cultural relic protection unit in Hebei Province, on TieMa mountain in the west of the village. It has jurisdiction over the natural village of TieMa. Jin Jiahui: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 4.2km southeast of the Liaoning urban and rural government and on the southwest Bank of Qingzhang river. During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, four brothers surnamed Jin moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province. Xinqiao: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located at the East Bank of Qingzhang River, 2.4km to the east of Liaoning urban and rural government. In Hongwu Period of Ming Dynasty, the surname of Shi moved to this village. It is divided into two natural villages, qianxinqiao and houxinqiao. Shimen: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 3.8 km southeast of Liaoning urban and rural government and on the Northeast Bank of Qingzhang river. One kilometer to the north of the village is the site of the cemetery of the martyrs who died in the Anti Japanese war in Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan, the key cultural relics protection unit of Hebei Province. Tapo: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen township. It is located 4.2km southeast of Liaoning urban and rural government. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, the surnames of Zhao and Li in genglo village moved to this village. Because the village is located on the east slope, the temple under the village has a tower, so it is named tapo. stone kiln: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 3.3km to the east of Liaoning urban and rural government. There is a natural cave on the cliff behind the village, so it is called stone kiln. hanjiayao: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 3.9km northeast of Liaoning urban and rural government. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, the surname Han moved from Wuxiang County of Shanxi Province to this village. SuZhuang: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 4.4km northeast of the Liaoning urban and rural government. During the reign of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty, the surname Su moved from Linxian county (now Linzhou city) in Henan Province to this village. Dongquan: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 6.3km northeast of Liaoning urban and rural government. In the early Qing Dynasty, Li village, formerly known as Dongyi, was renamed Dongquan in 1982 to avoid the repetition of place names in the county. Xiquan: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 5.2km northeast of Liaoning urban and rural government. The original name of Xiquan was Xiquan in 1982. Tishang: originally under the jurisdiction of Shimen Township, it is located 6.9km northeast of Liaoning urban and rural government. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, the surname Xue moved from tanyin to Licun. Because I live on the mountain, there is a stone ladder road under the village, so it is called ladder. Jurisdiction of the natural village Beiwa, Daxigou, ChangChuang, nanjiashang, dananga, smelly water gedao.

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