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Chapter 055 Two people running away

In the 594th year of King Zhou Ding of the Spring and Autumn Period (5 BC), the State of Jin established Guayan County (Guocheng Village, kilometers north of today's urban area).

In the 225nd year of the Qin Dynasty ( BC), it belonged to Zishi County.

In the Western Han Dynasty, it belonged to Zishi County.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the government of Zhongyang County in the Wei Dynasty moved to Gongcun, 13 kilometers west of the current urban area, and belonged to Xihe County.

In the first year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (307 AD), it was merged into Xi County.

In the 493th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (3), Yong'an County was established kilometers east of the current urban area and belonged to Xihe County.

During the Xiaochang period, Tujing County was transferred from the territory of present-day Shilou County to Tujing Village, 10 kilometers west of the present urban area. In the second year of Yong'an (529), Xianzhou and Jianping County were established in Liubitou Village, 10 kilometers west of the present urban area. , Dingrong County was established in today's Guocheng Village, and all the counties were located in Xianzhou. The Northern Qi Dynasty abolished Xianzhou and its counties.

In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Gaotang County was established in Wangzhuangbao Village, 33 kilometers southwest of the current urban area, and belonged to North Wenzhou.

In the first year of Zhenguan (627), Gaotang County was abolished. Because the name of Yong'an County had the same name as Yong'an County in Fuzhou (today's Fengjie County, Chongqing City), there was a discussion about changing its name.

Because Zheng Xing was "well-known in the court for his filial piety", Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty granted Yong'an County to be renamed Xiaoyi County, which belonged to Fenzhou, and Zheng Xing's hometown was renamed "Xiaoyi Li".

According to the "Minutes of Reading History Fangyu", the county was named after Xiaoshui and Yishui in the county.

In the first year of Taiping and Xingguo's reign in the Song Dynasty (976), Zhongyang County was changed to avoid Taizong Zhao Guangyi's name.

The following year Taizong changed the name and the county was renamed Xiaoyi.

In the fifth year of Xining (1072), he was abolished and moved to Jiexiu County.

In the first year of Yuanyou (1086), Xiaoyi County was restored to Fenzhou.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it belonged to Fenzhou Prefecture. In the early years of the Republic of China, it belonged to Jining Dao. After the Dao was abolished, it was directly under the province.

It belonged to Fenyang Prefecture in 1949, to Yuci Prefecture in 1951, and was abandoned to Jiexiu County in 1958. It was restored in 1961 and belonged to Jinzhong Prefecture. In 1967, it belonged to Jinzhong District. In 1971, it was placed under the newly established Luliang District.

On February 1992, 2, with the approval of the State Council, Xiaoyi was removed from the county and established as a county-level city. On May 10 of the same year, Xiaoyi City was officially established.

On October 2003, 10, the State Council approved the abolition of the Luliang region and the establishment of prefecture-level Luliang City. The county-level Xiaoyi City was changed to the direct jurisdiction of Shanxi Province and the prefecture-level Luliang City.

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As Yong'an at the village and county level, it is natural that there is no specific city defense. The so-called earth wall fell down with just one push by Huang Zhong, which shocked him.

Huang Zhong immediately divided his troops into 500 troops and moved the people of Yong'an County to Pingyang. They set off on May 5 and arrived in Pingyang on May 6.

As for Huang Zhong, he took 1000 people to Yang County to help Zhang Ji, but he didn't expect that Zhang Ji had already run away.

After Zhang Ji arrived in Yang County on May 5, like Huang Zhong, he was shocked by Yang County's city defense.

In Yang County, "Zuo Zhuan" stated that Liao An was a doctor of the Yang family. In the 220th year of Qin Shihuang ( BC), Yang County was established, and in the Western Han Dynasty, it belonged to Hedong County.

Wang Mang changed its name to Younian Pavilion, and it remained Yang County in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms granted Xu Huang the title of vassal state.

In the eighth year of Zhengshi (AD 274), Pingyang County was established and Yang County belonged to it.

During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Later Qin, Former Qin, and Later Zhao all belonged to Pingyang County.

At the beginning of the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was governed by Pingyang County. The Eastern Wei Dynasty established another Hongdong garrison to guard it.

At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Jinzhou, and in the third year of Daye (607), it belonged to Linfen County. In the first year of Yining (617), Yang County was renamed Hongdong County. Because the county was adjacent to Hongya and Gudong, it was named.

Since then, the name of the county has not been changed. It belonged to Jinzhou in the Tang Dynasty, Pingyang Prefecture in the Song Dynasty, Jinning Road in the Yuan Dynasty, and Pingyang Prefecture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

In the Republic of China, it belonged to Hedong Road. Liberated on August 1946, 8.

On July 1954, 7, Hongdong and Zhaocheng counties were merged into Hongzhao County. In 1, it was still named Hongdong County. Today it belongs to Linfen City, Shanxi Province.

In the Western Han Dynasty, Yang County was reorganized into Hedong County.

The administrative seat is now the ancient city site east of Fan Village, fifteen miles southeast of Hongdong County, Shanxi Province. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei was changed to Yang State and belonged to Pingyang County.

In the Western Jin Dynasty, it was restored to Yang County.

The Northern Zhou Dynasty belonged to Yong'an County. In the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Linfen County, and at the end of the Sui Dynasty, it was changed to Hongdong County.

Ancient county name.

In this Spring and Autumn Period, Yangshi County was promoted to Yang County. In the Western Han Dynasty, it was changed to Yang County and governs Southeast Fan Village, Hongdong County, Shanxi Province today.

The Han Dynasty belonged to Hedong County. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Five Elements Chronicles": "The Yangdi Depression in the east of the river is a hundred and forty paces from east to west, a hundred and twenty paces from north to south, and is three feet and five feet deep."

"Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Xu Huang Biography": "Hedong Yang people are also." That's all.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the Wei State was established as a marquis state, and in the Western Jin Dynasty, it was restored as a county and belonged to Pingyang County. Later province.

In the 497st year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (), the county was restored to Yong'an County.

The Eastern Wei and Northern Zhou Dynasties followed this.

During the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Jinzhou, and during the Daye period, it belonged to Linfen County.

In the first year of Yining (617), it was changed to Hongdong County.

Zhang Ji was frightened by Yangxian's city defense and escaped on May 5. However, he did not dare to retreat to Pingyang for fear of being punished after the war, so he boarded the city where the city defense was better on May 6. Xiangling County.

Why is it said that the city defense here is better? Because the city defense here is strong and it is on a mountain, which means it is difficult to attack and easy to defend.

Xiangling County was established in the early Western Han Dynasty (206 BC) and named after the tomb of Duke Xiang of Jin Dynasty, hence the name Xiangling. Belongs to Hedong County.

Wang Mang (9th year) of the new dynasty changed his name to Qianchang.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty (25th year), it was renamed Xiangling and still belonged to Hedong County.

During the Three Kingdoms period (220 AD), the county entered Cao Wei and belonged to Pingyang County.

In the Western Jin Dynasty (266), it still belonged to Pingyang County.

During the Sixteen Kingdoms period (304-385), the former Zhao Liuyuan established Pingyang (now Jindian Town, Yaodu District) as his capital in the second year of Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty (308), and placed it under the county, and incorporated Fushan into Xiangling County. After that, they successively entered Ran Wei, Qian Yan, Qian Qin, Xi Yan, Hou Yan, and entered the Northern Wei in the first year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (386), all belonging to Pingyang County.

In the first year of Tianci (404), Emperor Daowu of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the current Fushan area was relocated to Gecheng County.

In the seventh year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty (556), Xiangling was merged into Qinchang County.

In the first year of Emperor Xiaomin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (557), the government of Changchang County was moved to the ancient city of Xiangling, and Guocheng County (Gecheng County) was included.

In the second year of Daye of the Sui Dynasty (606), Qinchang County was renamed Xiangling County and belonged to Linfen County.

In the second year of Tang Wude (619), Guocheng County was separated from Xiangling and placed in Fushan County.

When the county entered Houliang, it belonged to the Jianning Army; when it entered the Later Tang Dynasty, it belonged to the Jianxiong Army; when it entered the Later Jin Dynasty, it first belonged to Jiangzhou and then to Hezhong Prefecture.

The county belonged to Jianxiong Army and later to Jinzhou.

It belongs to the northern part of Xiangning County. (The southern part of Xiangning County is placed under Taiping County).

The county belongs to Pingyang Prefecture, north of Xiangning County, and separated from Xiangling County.

It belongs to Pingyang Road first and then to Jinning Road.

It belongs to Pingyang Prefecture.

It first belonged to Pingyang Prefecture, then to Jiangzhou, and then to Pingyang Prefecture.

In 1949, it belonged to the first district of Xiangling County.

In 1954, it belonged to Xiangling and Dongchai Townships in Xiangfen County.

In 1956, it belonged to Xiangling Township.

In 1972, Xiangling Commune was renamed Hongwei Commune.

In 1982, Hongwei Commune was renamed Xiangling Commune.

In 1984, Xiangling Commune was renamed Xiangling Town.

In March 2001, Langquan Township was merged into Xiangling Town.

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Huang Zhong led 1000 people from Yong'an to Yang County. It was already May 5. However, Zhang Ji left on May 9. Naturally, he was in vain. Huang Zhong, who had a question mark in his head, suddenly discovered that The people in Yang County have not yet evacuated.

Huang Zhong quickly opened the map. He judged that the unstoppable Xiongnu had missed Yongan and would definitely attack Pingyang. Then they would attack Yangxian and Xiangling, because Yangxian and Xiangling at this time were like beating a dog behind closed doors. Same, you can knead it however you want.

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To be continued

Chapter 056: The trailer will have to be fought in the end