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When Xinchang County was established in 981, Yifeng county was divided into seven townships. They are Taihe, Tianbao, Guangxian, Tiande, Taiping, Yijun and Xuanfeng. Among them, Tiande, Taiping, Yijun and Xuanfeng were classified from Gao'an and Shanggao respectively< In the first year of Yuanzhen (1295), Xinchang County governed eight townships: Tiande, Taihe, Yijun, Tianbao, Xuanfeng, Guangxian, Xin'an and Taiping. There are 578 communes in Fengxian County, and the county is divided into northeast and southwest. In Ming Dynasty, she was changed into a map, and Fenyi Fengxian was 123< In the Qing Dynasty, Fengxian was divided into eight townships, 41 capitals, 123 maps and two corners of the county< In 1930, Fengxian County was divided into 7 districts, 214 townships, 7054lu and 35274 neighborhoods< In March of 1932, Yifeng county was divided into eight districts, 271 Bao and 2710 Jia based on Laoba township< In August 1935, Yifeng county was divided into four districts, 30 Baolian, 223bao and 2356a< In February 1939, Baolian was renamed township. In December 1941, the district offices were abolished and the township was directly under the county management< In February of 1947, Yifeng county was divided into 13 townships, 1 town, 160 Bao and 1504a. The township names are as follows: Yanbu Town, Xuliang Township, Hetang Township, Xinmin Township, Tangpu Township, Tiande Township, Taiping Township, Xinhui Township, Qingkai Township, Shuangku Township, Huanggang Township, Fangxi Township, Xuanhua Township and Fengde township. This setup lasted until liberation< On July 15, 1949, Yifeng county was liberated. By December, Yifeng county was divided into five districts and 34 administrative villages. In July 1951, Yifeng county was divided into Chengguan District, Xinhe District, Tangpu District, Tanshan District, Fangxi District, Xuanfeng District, 6 districts, 72 townships and 2 streets, with constituencies under townships. In 1956, Qiaoxi, Leishen, Liangtian, aoqiao, Chengtang, Yingtang, Jiangzhou, Tangpu, Xinzhuang, Huaqiao, Tong'an, Tianbao, Tanshan, Shiqiao, Shuangfeng, Fangxi, Sancun, Gangkou, Huanggang, Huatian, Liaoshi, langyuan, Xingxi 23 townships and Xinchang Town were divided into 172 senior agricultural proction cooperatives. In the following year, there were 393 senior agricultural proction cooperatives in Yifeng county< In January 1957, the organizational system of Tangpu, Fangxi and Tanshan districts was restored: Tangpu District governs Tangpu, Jiangzhou, Xinzhuang, Huaqiao, Tong'an and Chengtang townships; Fangxi District governs Fangxi, Sancun, Huatian, Huanggang and Gangkou; Tanshan district has jurisdiction over Tianbao, Tanshan, Shiqiao and Shuangfeng; Other townships are directly under the jurisdiction of the county. On December 7 of the same year, the above three districts were abolished, and the township was directly under the county< On September 1, 1958, the state-owned huanggangshan reclamation farm was merged with Yifeng county to implement the policy of "one county site". On September 9, guyangzhai farm and Shiqiao Township were merged into guyangzhai branch of huanggangshan farm. Subsequently, aoqiao, Huaqiao, Tong'an, Tianbao, Tanshan, Shuangfeng, Huanggang, Gangkou, Leishen, Fangxi and other townships also became the sub farms of huanggangshan reclamation farm, implementing the integration of Township, sub farm and people's commune. Other townships such as Tangpu, Xinchang, Liangtian, Yingtang, Jiangzhou, Xinzhuang and Xianfeng all set up people's communes to integrate villages and communities. Under the commune, there are proction brigades (renamed senior agricultural proction cooperatives) and proction brigades. In March 1959, the pre hospital branch was added. In December, it was decided to cancel the Leishen branch because it was located in the flooded area of Beimen reservoir
on April 1, 1960, Yifeng County expanded the commune and merged the three communes of Xinchang, Liangtian and Qiaoxi into Xinchang commune; Aoqiao, Chengtang and Yingtang communes were merged into Chengtang commune; Tangpu commune, Jiangzhou commune and Xinzhuang commune were merged into Tangpu commune; Huaqiao and Tong'an are merged into Huaqiao; Tianbao, Tanshan, Shuangfeng and guyangzhai are merged into Tanshan; Huanggang branch and port branch are merged into Huanggang branch; Fangxi was renamed the commune, which was disconnected from the farm; Pioneer, the same before the hospital. At the end of the year, there were 271 proction teams and 1436 proction teams in Yifeng county< In June 1961, huanggangshan reclamation farm was put under the provincial administration. In September, two districts, huanggangshan and shihuajian, were set up to implement two brands and one set of people with huanggangshan and shihuajian respectively. At the same time, adjust the team size: Tanshan sub field is divided into five sub fields: Lanxi, Tianbao, Tanshan, Shiqiao, Shuangfeng, etc., which is still under the jurisdiction of Huanggang mountain; Huanggang branch is divided into Huanggang branch and Gangkou branch, which belong to shihuajian district; Huaqiao sub farm is divided into Huaqiao and Tong'an communes, which are decoupled from huanggangshan reclamation farm; Xianfeng commune is divided into two communes: Liaoshi commune and Shishi commune; Xinchang commune is divided into Liangtian commune, Xinchang commune, Qiaoxi commune and Beimen commune; Tangpu commune is divided into Tangpu commune, Jiangzhou commune and Xinzhuang commune; Chengtang commune is divided into Chengtang commune, aoqiao commune and Yingtang commune; Fangxi commune remained unchanged< In February 1963, Xinchang commune was divided into Xinchang Town and Guifeng commune< In August 1965, the establishment of huanggangshan and shihuajian districts was abolished, and the branches under the jurisdiction of the two districts were still linked with the reclamation farms
in December 1968, huanggangshan reclamation farm was put under county management, and all the collective farms were decoupled from the farms. At the same time, Yifeng County expanded the commune and merged the two communes into Chengtang commune; Qiaoxi commune and Beimen commune merged into Qiaoxi commune; Tangpu and Jiangzhou communes merged into Tangpu commune; Huaqiao and Tong'an communes merged into Huaqiao commune; The collective parts of Tanshan, Shiqiao and Yuanqian branches were merged into Tanshan commune; Tianbao and Lanxi were merged into Tianbao commune; Aoqiao commune, Liangtian commune and Guifeng commune were merged into aoqiao commune; Huanggang and Gangkou were merged into Huanggang commune; The scale of Fangxi, Xinzhuang, Liaoshi and Shishi communes and Xinchang Town remained unchanged. Yifeng county proction brigade level units from 409 to 134, proction teams from 2303 to 822. In October 1969, Liaoshi commune was abolished, and its four brigades of Huatian, Yangmu, Hebu and Shipi were put under the jurisdiction of Fangxi commune; The rest of Xinhua, tanxia, langyuan and Yuxi were under the jurisdiction of Shishi commune. In November 1972, Huaqiao commune was divided into Huaqiao commune and Tong'an commune; Huanggang commune is divided into Huanggang commune and Gangkou commune. In January 1973, huanggangshan reclamation farm was put under the provincial administration again
in September 1983, the port commune was renamed cheshang commune. At the end of the year, the commune was renamed Township, the proction team was renamed village, and the proction team was renamed villager group< In 1985, the township of Tanshan was set up. Shihuajian township is set up in the land under the jurisdiction of shihuajian reclamation farm
in December 1988, Xinhui village in Tianbao township was divided into six villages: Xinhui, Xinlian, Yangsha, Shangling, Xingjia and Donggang< In 1993, there were 212 village level units in 14 townships, 2 towns in Yifeng County, including 205 village committees, 3 neighborhood committees, 2 branch farms, 2 forest farms and 1831 villager groups
in 1994, Fangxi and Tangpu townships were established as towns. In 1996, Shishi Township and Xinzhuang Township were withdrawn to build towns respectively. In December 1999, Chengtang township was withdrawn to build towns
in January 1995, the four villages of Yangsha, Shangling, Xingjia and Donggang in Tianbao Township were abolished, and Tianbao township farm was set up at the same time. In that year, the number of villages and villager groups under the jurisdiction of each township in Yifeng county was as follows: 2 villages in Xinchang Town, 21 villager groups, 3 neighborhood committees and 1 Food Science Institute; Village group of 14 and 121 in aoqiao township; 22 villages and 218 villagers' groups in Chengtang township; Tangpu town 20 villages, 178 villager groups; 16 villages and 123 villager groups in Xinzhuang Town; Huaqiao Township 8 villages, 97 villager groups; 7 villages and 67 villager groups in Tong'an township; 17 villages and 121 villagers' groups in Tianbao township; Village 15 and 131 in Tanshan town; 13 villages and 53 villager groups in Shuangfeng township; 9 villages and 90 villager groups in Huanggang township; 5 villages (sub field) and 42 villager groups in shihuajian township; 8 villages and 77 villager groups in cheshang township; 19 villages and 185 villager groups in Fangxi town; 17 villages and 193 villager groups in Shishi town; Qiaoxi Township 16 villages, 117 villager groups; Xinlong group has 6 branches, 1 forest farm and 2 villages< On August 2, 2000, Xinlong group (formerly known as huanggangshan reclamation farm) was transferred to Yifeng County for management< On September 3, 2003, four townships in Yifeng county were abolished, including aoqiao Township and Xinchang Town; Shuangfeng Township and cheshang Township were abolished, and county Shuangfeng forest farm and cheshang forest farm were established respectively, with 2-3 branches under their respective jurisdiction; The construction system of shihuajian township was abolished, the shihuajian reclamation farm was retained, and its branches and administrative villages continued to be retained. At the end of 2005, there were 5 townships, 7 towns, 2 reclamation farms, 2 forest farms, 207 village committees and 1797 villagers' groups in Yifeng county. Township (farm)
name of village committee number of village committees number of village groups Xinchang Town 16 142 Yaoqian, Guihua, heshe, aoqiao, Daqiao, Liuyuan, Nanshu, LiangLuKou, liangtianpu, Liangtou, Zhangpi, Lianggang, Bixia, chatou, Fengyuan, Datang Chengtang town 22 218 Chengtang, Xigang, Huangping, Mingshan, Gaoping, Daxia, maojia, Baishu Xiuxi, PENGYUAN, Shuidong, Huangmei, Shawan, Zhuxia, Gucun, pailou, gouxia, qiaoxia, Yingcun, Gaojian, Xikeng, Tangpu Town, Xin'an 20 174 Gaojia, tangling, Yaojia, Fenglin, Nanping, Muxi, Chenjia, yuanxie, Kaitian, Chengxi, Dongliu, Tangpu, Xiliu, Chetian, Shatang, Daoxiang, Shitang, Lingxia, Luojia Beikeng Xinzhuang Town: 161230000 Keng, Fangli, Xinzhuang, Hexi, Songjia, Junshan, Wanxi, kouxi, Zhangjia, Longxi, Hucheng, Huxi, Shangtang, Dengjia, Nanyuan, Lingbei Huaqiao township: 896 Huaqiao, Shexi, Baishi, Shantian, Shankou, Renyi, Yiyuan, Chiyuan, Tongan township: 758 Dongshan, dangtian, Luojia, Zhaili, Tongan, goose neck Dongcao Tianbao Township 17 111 Xinhui, Xinlian, Fangyuan, Shijing, Hengling, Yaxi, Tengqiao, HESI, Changqiao, Caoping, Shangmei, Shanbei, lanjiadian, Huangsha, Songxi, Chuangyuan, Pingshan Town 15 130 Tanshan, Fuxi, Yuanqian, Pingshang, shangshantian, Xicao, Zhongxing, Longgang, Dianshang, Xiaoyao, Shiqiao, Hantang, Zhanqiao, Yangyuan Duixia Shuangfeng Forest Farm 13 53 Shuangfeng, kuqian, Yuannan, luojiacao, xiajiafang, Xiaocao, Dongcun, Shuiling, Longpao, Yanhu, Lijia, Xiegang, Shuangmu Huanggang Township 9 90 Chaoxi, jianghou, Huanggang, pingtian, damendong, Aoxi, wangjiacao, Huangpi, Huangbo cheshang Forest Farm 8 76 Huxi, Gangkou, cheshang, Dongan, Xiaoshui, Xiaodong, Dongshang Zhiyuan shihuajian reclamation farm 218 Guanshan, hongyuancao, shihuajian, Xixia Fangxi town 19187 Xiangyuan, miaojian, Shangwu, xiawu, Tangtou, Jianjia, Huatian, Yangmu, Shipi, Hebu, Chengxi, Xincun, Nantian, Fangxi, diaochiu, Jiaoxi, Bajiao, Wanfeng, xihushi town 17185 tanxia, Tuqiao, xiayue, shiyatan, Hejia, Chexi, KULI Zhuyuan, Lingjiang, Shiyong, Fengqiao, langyuan, Louxia, Lishu, Huanghua, Xingxi, qiqiaoxixiang 16 115 fujiaping, caojialing, tanbuyu, Dayu, chaiyuan, Wanli, Tankang, Qiaoxi, Diaofeng, Shitang, Dongyuan, huangpiqian, qiantou, Gongjiaping, Shibu, Chengxi huanggangshan reclamation farm 2 21 Wuli Village, Yanling village, wulifenchang, Yuanqian Guyangzhai, Xiaojia, shizigang, Shanbei total 2071797 Description: the neighborhood committee is set up in 6 Xinchang towns (Chengnan, Yexi, huamenlou, Guihua, Yaoqian, Liuyuan), 1 Shuangfeng, 1 cheshang and 1 other town. There is no neighborhood committee in huanggangshan and shihuajian farms
Xinyu City
enter xianlaizhong Avenue, drive 130m
turn right, enter Zhushan Road, drive 510m
turn right, enter Beihu Middle Road, drive 710m
turn left, enter Changqing North Road, drive 1.3km
turn right, enter Yuxiu West Avenue, Drive 480m
turn left, enter Laodong North Road, drive 1.3km
please go straight, enter Zhongling Avenue, drive 430m
keep right ahead, enter Yangguang Avenue, drive 1.6km
turn left, enter xinxinbei Avenue, drive 530m
Enter Huan, enter Shizhen line, drive 760m
please go straight, enter s223, Drive 49.6km
please go straight to Jingshan Avenue, drive 510m
turn left, enter Yanjiang East Road, drive 370m
turn right, enter Jianshe South Road, drive 1.3km
please go straight to Jianshe Middle Road, drive 570m
please go straight to Jianshe North Road, drive 650m
turn left, enter Xueyuan Road, Drive 270 m
turn right, enter s223, drive 11.7 km
please go straight, enter Instrial Avenue, drive 7.7 km
please go straight, enter Yuanming South Avenue, drive 1.7 km
turn right, enter East Xinchang Avenue, drive 190 m
turn left, from east Xinchang avenue to Yifeng county government, drive 360 m
Yifeng county government
Development Zone No.15 → Metro Line 3 → No.812, 26.8km
walk about 510 meters to Ansheng Square Station
take development zone No.15, pass 1 station, and reach Wucaicheng Beimen station
you can also take:Development Zone No.12
walk about 170 meters, When you arrive at the Development Zone Station
take Metro Line 3, pass 5 stations, walk about 140 meters to jinjiajie station
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http://www.sina.com.cn 2006 At 17:29 on October 31, 2008, Jiangxi Province, China, referred to as Jiangxi Province. In 733 A.D., Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty established the Jiangnan West Road and got the name of the province
the history of Jiangxi's development can be traced back to 10000 years ago from the unearthed cultural relics. Jiangxi, as a clear administrative system, began in the early years of emperor Gaodi of Han Dynasty (about 202 BC). At that time, Yuzhang county (Ganjiang River, formerly known as Yuzhang River) was set up, which governed Nanchang. It had 18 counties under its jurisdiction, including Nanchang, Luling, Pengze, Poyang, Yuhan, Chaisang, Gan, Xingan, Nancheng, Yichun, Yu, AI, nanluo, Anping, haihun, Liling, xiaoyanghe, Jiancheng, etc, That is to say, it is roughly equivalent to the later Jiangxi Province. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the whole country was divided into 13 supervision areas, which were called 13 prefectures< In 291 A.D., the first year of Yuankang in the Western Jin Dynasty, Jiangzhou was established, and its main body was the original counties in Jiangxi. In the Sui Dynasty, the administrative division was adjusted, and the rank of the Prefecture was the same as that of the county. Therefore, there were 7 counties and 24 counties in Jiangxi in the Sui Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, it increased to 8 states and 37 counties, namely Hongzhou, Raozhou, Qianzhou, Jizhou, Jiangzhou, Yuanzhou, Fuzhou and Xinzhou. In the first year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty divided the whole country into 10 supervision areas, and in Xuanzong's time, it increased to 15. The eight prefectures of Hong, Rao, Qian, Ji, Jiang, yuan, Fu and Xin belonged to the supervision area of Jiangnan Xi
ring the Five Dynasties, Jiangxi first governed Wu and then Southern Tang. During this period, a new administrative division, the army, appeared, which was equivalent to a lower class state. The Southern Tang Dynasty was divided into six states, four armies and 55 counties. In the first year of Jiaotai period, the central government of the Southern Tang Dynasty decided to build Hongzhou as the capital of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In Song Dynasty, Jiangxi Province was divided into nine states, four armies and 68 counties, most of which belonged to Jiangnan West Road, and some belonged to Jiangnan East Road
the Yuan Dynasty began to establish the system of "province in line" (referred to as "province in line" or "province in line"). The jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province is far larger than that of Jiangxi Province today. In addition to the vast majority of today's Jiangxi Province (the former northeast of Jiangxi Province was subordinate to Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces), it also includes most of today's Guangdong Province. Yuanxing Province consists of Lu, Zhili Prefecture, Zhou (with county-level administrative agencies) and county. Jiangxi Province governs 13 roads including Longxing, Ji'an, Nankang, Ganzhou, Jianchang, Jiangzhou, Nan'an, Ruizhou, Yuanzhou, Linjiang, Fuzhou, Raozhou and Xinzhou, 2 Zhili prefectures including Nanfeng and Qianshan, 48 counties and 16 county-level prefectures< Although the Ming Dynasty basically retained the provincial system of the Yuan Dynasty, it changed its line of business to Zhongshu province (still known as the province in custom), to Lu province and to Zhou county. The Chief Secretary of Jiangxi governs 13 prefectures of Nanchang, Ruizhou, Raozhou, Nankang, Jiujiang, Guangxin, Fuzhou, Jianchang, Ji'an, Yuanzhou, Linjiang, Ganzhou and Nan'an, and 78 counties, which are basically the same as today's Jiangxi Province. At that time, Cheng declared that the political envoys' department, the sentencing and inspection envoys' department, and the commanding envoys' department were the highest administrative organs of Jiangxi's political envoys' department. The three departments were directly controlled by the central government, and were governed by different powers
in the Qing Dynasty, Jiangxi Province was changed into the administrative department of Jiangxi Province, and the administrative region basically inherited the system of Ming Dynasty. At the same time, Ning county was upgraded to be a provincial Zhili Prefecture. The governor became the highest chief executive of the province, under which there were the Secretary for the Minister of justice and the Secretary for the investigation of punishment, in charge of civil affairs, finance and judicial supervision
ring the period of the Republic of China, all the prefectures, prefectures and departments of the Qing Dynasty were changed to counties. Jiangxi Province governs 81 counties. When the Northern Expedition army entered Nanchang in 1926, Nanchang was officially established. In 1934, Wuyuan County was transferred from Anhui Province to Jiangxi Province. In 1947, Wuyuan County was transferred back to Anhui Province. In 1949, Wuyuan County was again transferred to Jiangxi Province< During the second Civil Revolutionary War, the Communist Party of China led the people to establish large revolutionary bases in Jiangxi. Among them, the famous ones are Jinggangshan revolutionary base in western Jiangxi (including Ninggang, Yongxin and Lianhua counties and a part of Ji'an, Anfu, Suichuan and Lingxian counties in Hunan), Hunan Jiangxi Revolutionary Base, Northeast Jiangxi Revolutionary Base (including Yiyang, Hengfeng, Guixi, Dexing, Yujiang, Wannian, Shangrao and Qianshan counties, which later developed into Fujian Zhejiang Jiangxi Revolutionary Base), and Tonggu, Xiushui, Wanzai Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi Revolutionary Bases in Yifeng and other counties. At that time, the central revolutionary base was located in 21 counties in southern Jiangxi and Western Fujian (including Ruijin, Anyuan, Xinfeng, Guangchang, Shicheng, Lichuan, Ning, Xingguo, Yu, Huichang, Xunwu and other 11 counties in Jiangxi). The Provisional Central Government of the Soviet Republic of China was located in Ruijin, so Ruijin was known as the red capital< After the founding of the people's Republic of China, the administrative divisions of Jiangxi Province have been adjusted and changed many times. As of April 2002, the province has set up 11 provincial cities, 10 county-level cities, 70 counties, 19 municipal districts and 1 local administration. Nanchang is the capital of Jiangxi Province. At present, the administrative regions of the whole province are:
(1) Nanchang City, which governs 4 counties and 5 districts:
Nanchang County, Xinjian County, Jinxian County, Anyi County, Donghu District, Xihu District, Qingyunpu District, Wanli District and suburbs< (2) Jiujiang City governs one city, nine counties, two districts and one bureau:
Ruichang City, Jiujiang County, Wuning County, Xiushui County, Yongxiu County, De'an County, Xingzi County, Duchang County, Hukou County, Pengze County, Xunyang District, Lushan District and Lushan administration< (3) Jingdezhen City governs one city, one county and two districts:
Leping City, Fuliang County, Changjiang district and Zhushan district< (4) Pingxiang City governs three counties and two districts:
Shangli County, Luxi County, lianhuhua County, Anyuan District and Xiangdong district< (5) Xinyu City governs one county and one district:
Fenyi county and Yushui district< (6) Yingtan City governs one city, one county and one district:
Guixi City, Yujiang County and Yuehu district< (7) Ganzhou City has jurisdiction over two cities, 15 counties and one district:
Nankang City, Ruijin City, Ganxian County, Xinfeng County, Dayu County, Shangyou County, Chongyi County, Anyuan County, Longnan County, Dingnan County, QUANNAN County, Xingguo County, Ning County, Yu County, Huichang County, Xunwu County, Shicheng County and Zhanggong district< (8) Yichun City governs three cities, six counties and one district:
Zhangshu City, Fengcheng City, Gao'an City, Jing'an County, Fengxin County, Shanggao County, Yifeng County, Tonggu County, Wanzai county and Yuanzhou district< (9) Shangrao City governs one city, 10 counties and one district:
Dexing City, Shangrao County, Guangfeng County, Yushan County, Wuyuan County, Boyang County, Yugan County, Wannian County, Yiyang County, Hengfeng county and Qianshan County< (10) Ji'an City has jurisdiction over one city, 10 counties and two districts:
Jinggangshan City, Ji'an County, Xingan County, Yongfeng County, Xiajiang County, Jishui County, Taihe County, Wan'an County, Suichuan County, Anfu county, Yongxin County, Jizhou district and Qingyuan district< (11) Fuzhou governs 10 counties and 1 District:
Nancheng County, Lichuan County, Nanfeng County, Chongren County, Le'an County, Yihuang County, Jinxi County, Zixi County, Guangchang county, Dongxiang County and Linchuan District.