Guxian village Guxian town

Guxian town

Therefore, the county town is located in Shitan Town, Fengcheng City, Jiangxi Province. It is a thousand year old village. Zengfeng county was built here and has been moved to this site because of the war.

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At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xu Ruzi, a senior scholar in Nanzhou, lived in seclusion in Zhushan (today's Baitu longzekeng), and Chen fan, the governor of Nanchang, set up a couch for ceremony. Therefore, Fengcheng has the reputation of "outstanding people and good earth". In 210, Emperor Xiandi of the Han Dynasty set up Fucheng County in the south of Nanchang, which is located at the junction of Taosha and Xiushi. It is the beginning of Fengcheng county. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Hongzhou kiln was founded in Fengcheng. Later, it invented the techniques of casserole firing and dressing clay. It is one of the birthplaces of Chinese Celadon. In the first year of Taikang in Jin Dynasty (280), Fucheng county was located in the west of Fengshui (today's Rongtang territory) and was renamed Fengcheng county. In the first year of Yongping in Jin Dynasty (291), county magistrate Lei Huan excavated the famous Swords "Longyuan" and "tai'a" in spring and Autumn period and Warring States period from the base of county prison. In Tang Dynasty, they were renamed "Longquan" and "tai'a" (i.e. "Ganjiang" and "moye"). In the third year of Xiankang (337), Tu Qinchi, Marquis of the new Wu Dynasty, was buried in the county. In the tomb of marquis in Zhongwan village of Jinxiu City, it is the highest level tomb in Fengcheng. Most of the Tu surnames in Southeast provinces are his descendants. In February, the Phoenix leader nine chicks fell to Wutong Gang, Fengcheng (later called fengdli, now duokeng head), and in November, Phoenix was seen in Southeast Fengcheng (now Lantau Peak, tausha). In the Jin Dynasty, Xuxun controlled the water in Jiangxi Province. There are many relics, such as Yaohu, Jianquan, Wushi temple, xuanlu temple, Huasong Pavilion and so on. Gan Zhan and Zeng Heng, who lived in the city, followed and left behind the Baihe Temple (Qingdu Temple), Feihuang temple and Zhenyang temple. Luo Wentong of Yuzhang preached Fengcheng Chi mountain, with 800 disciples. Later generations revered it for changing Luoshan. In Jin Dynasty, Wang, Guo Erxian and Fu Qiugong practiced in Yuhua mountain, Zhui mountain and Baima Mountain, and fan Dengyun practiced in Chaoshan mountain. In the second year of Datong (536) of emperor Liangwu of the Southern Dynasty, Fengcheng county was regarded as the most difficult county to govern, and the eastern border of Fengcheng was cut off to separate Guangfeng county (now Shitan county) and Xin'an County (county governance has no examination), and then it was transferred to Bashan county. during the reign of Yongding and Tianjia (557-566) in the Chen Dynasty, Xin'an County entered Guangfeng county. In 548, Hou Jing rebelled against Liang, and Xiong Tanlang, the chieftain of Nanchuan, took advantage of the situation to occupy Fengcheng. He built a fence to resist the garrison, and led Bashan to become the general of Pingxi and Kaifu Yitong. In 557, the second year of Taiping in Liang Dynasty, Ou Yangwei and Fu Tai, the governor of Guangzhou, and Zhou Wenyu, the general of Chen Chaoping, fought against kuzhuzhou and Shukou in Fengcheng. Zhou Wenyu defeated the second general and Xiao Bo died in Nankang.

Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties

Sui kaihuang nine years (589), and Fengcheng County into Guangfeng County, county governance in today's Shitan County, under the Fuzhou General Office. In the second year of Renshou (602) of Sui Dynasty, Guangfeng county was changed to Fengcheng County in order to avoid Prince Yang Guangbo. The county government is still in Shitan county. In 616 of the Sui Dynasty, Lin Shihong captured the county seat of Poyang, burned, plundered and killed. Fengcheng county was abandoned. Tang Wude five years (622), the restoration of Fengcheng County, Li Hongzhou Dudu Fu. In the second year of Yonghui reign of Tang Dynasty (651), the county was moved to Qudou town of Ganjiang River (now Jianguang street in the old city) and still attached to Hongzhou.