Gaoqing County, Zibo City, Shandong Province

Gaoqing County is a county directly under the financial management of Shandong Province. It belongs to Zibo City, Shandong Province. It is located in the North Plain of Shandong Province and the north end of Zibo City, with a total area of 831 square kilometers. As of June 2020, Gaoqing County has 2 streets and 7 towns, with 369 thousand and 900 registered residence population (2018). There are 25 ethnic minorities, including Miao, WA, Yi, Zhuang, Hui, Manchu and Mongolian.

Qin, set up Di county. In 1990, Gaoqing County was assigned to Zibo City. Located in the North China Plain depression and the south of Jiyang depression, the terrain is high in the West and low in the East, and tilts from northwest to Southeast. It is a north temperate continental monsoon climate zone with four distinct seasons.

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In 2019, Gaoqing County's GDP will reach 17.637 billion yuan, an increase of 1.08% over 2018. Among them, the added value of the primary industry was 3.455 billion yuan, an increase of 1.82%. The added value of the secondary industry was 7.153 billion yuan, an increase of 0.05%; the added value of the tertiary industry was 7.030 billion yuan, an increase of 1.72%.

Historical evolution

During the period of Yao, Shun and Yu, there lived Dongyi people who advocated birds. During the reign of SHAOHAO (2590 BC), Shuangjiu lived in Yingqiu (now Gaoqing Chenzhuang).

Yu Xia, the territory of Ji Peng's Fengguo.

In the Shang Dynasty, it was granted the state by the family of fuboling. In 1587 BC, Bogu city was built and Gaoqing was the territory of ancient Bogu state.

In the 12th year of King Wu of Zhou Dynasty (1044 BC), Jiang Ziya was granted the title of Yingqiu (now Gaoqing Chenzhuang) on the Bank of Qishui (Jishui), the capital of Qi Dynasty.

In the spring and Autumn period, the state of Qi set up Qiancheng in the east of the county.

In the Qin Dynasty, di county was set up in the hometown of the state. The county governs Gaoqing County and Gaocheng town. Gaoqing belongs to Linzi County in the East and Jibei County in the West.

In the Western Han Dynasty, Qiancheng county and Qiancheng county were set up. In the sixth year of Gaozu (201 BC), Liu Bang appointed loujing as Marquis of Jianxin and dongzou County as Marquis of Gaowan. In the fourth year of Yuanshuo (125 BC), Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty made Liu Yan, Prince of filial piety of Qi, the Marquis of duyang county.

In the early Eastern Han Dynasty, di county was restored and Gaowan county was changed into Gaoyuan county. In the third year of Yongping (60th year), Qiancheng county changed its name to Qiancheng country, and the next year it became Qiancheng county again. In the fourth year of the founding of the people's Republic of China (79th year), Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty granted his eldest son Liu Kang the title of Qiancheng king, and Qiancheng county was changed into Qiancheng state. In the seventh year of Yongyuan (1995), Qiancheng state was changed into Le'an state. In the second year of Emperor Han an (108), di county changed its name to Linji county. During the reign of emperor Zhi, Le'an state was changed into Le'an County, and Qiancheng County, Linji county and Gaoyuan County belonged to Le'an county. Most of Gaoqing's subordinates are Linji, Qiancheng and Gaoyuan counties. In the west is liangzou County, belonging to the state of Jinan.

In the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms, the eastern part of Gaoqing was Linji County, Qiancheng county and Gaoyuan County, belonging to Le'an county. To the west of Qingcheng is Zouping County, belonging to Jinan state. Both Le'an state and Jinan state belong to Qingzhou. Qiancheng county was abolished in the Western Jin Dynasty. The eastern part of Gaoqing is Linji county and Gaoyuan County, belonging to Le'an state. Qingcheng, Huagou and heilizhai in the west, along the Xiaoqing River, belong to Zouping County and Jinan county.

In the southern and Northern Dynasties, Gaoyuan county was abolished in the Song Dynasty, and Linji county was moved to Liujia town in the west of the county. Qiancheng county was restored and Guangrao County was transferred. The original Linji city was renamed Changle, and qiaochangle county was set up (now Hebei Province Ji County, Hengshui County, Zaoqiang County are ancient Changle places, when Changle people moved south here, they still use the name of Changle, and set up county). In today's Gaoqing, boxing, overseas Chinese home Yangxin County. At this time, Gaoqing County was divided into qiaochangle County, qiaoyangxin county and Linji county. Linji county belongs to Pingyuan County, and qiaoyangxin county belongs to qiaoleling county. In ancient times, Liu Jun, Emperor Xiaowu, was set up as Bohai Prefecture by overseas Chinese in Yangcheng, belonging to Jizhou, both of which belong to Qingzhou and Jizhou.

In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Changle County was set up. The county was governed in Changle City (today's Gaocheng), and Gaoqing was located in Changle County and Linji county. Changle County belongs to Changle County, subordinate to Qingzhou; Linji county belongs to dongpingyuan County, subordinate to Qizhou. In the Northern Dynasty and the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Gaoqing belonged to Qingzhou. In the Northern Dynasty, Changle County was abolished and transferred to the old town of Beiyang, which was under the jurisdiction of Qijun and Qingzhou.

In Sui Dynasty, Gaoqing County was located in Changle County and Zouping County, belonging to Qi county and subordinate to Qingzhou. In 598, Changle County was renamed Huicheng County, and in 607, Huicheng county was changed to Gaoyuan County, still belonging to Qi county and subordinate to Qingzhou.

In Tang Dynasty, it was located in Gaoyuan county and Zouping County. In the first year of Jinglong (707), Gaoyuan was established in Jiyang County. In the 15th year of Yuanhe (802), it was incorporated into Gaoyuan county. In today's Qingcheng Town, Qingping town belongs to Zouping County.

In the Five Dynasties, it was Gaoyuan county and Zouping County, belonging to Zizhou.

Song, for Gaoyuan County, Zouping County, belongs to Zizhou, subordinate to Jingdong road. In 1005, Xuanhua army was set up in Gaoyuan, leading Gaoyuan county. Xining three years (1070), to the county magistrate and military envoy.

Jin, abandoned Xuanhua army, Gaoqing is still Gaoyuan County, Zouping County, belongs to Zizhou, subordinate to Shandong east road. Tianxing two years (1233), home Qingcheng County, Li Ji South Road, after the abolition.

In the early Yuan Dynasty, Gaoyuan belonged to Zizhou. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (1265), Gaoyuan was abandoned and changed to the general office of Yidu road. Taizong seven years (1235), the restoration of Qingcheng County, early Li Ji'nan Road, Zhongtong time is Lingzhou, to the Yuan Dynasty, Li Hejian road. In the 24th year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty (1287), it was established as the new town of Banyang Road, the west of Gaoyuan County, the east of Qingcheng County, the north of Xiaoqing and the south of Daqing, including Tianzhen.

In 1369, Qingcheng county was merged into Zouping County and Qidong County, and Qingcheng was renamed qingchidian. Hongwu 14 years (1381), the restoration of Qingcheng County, Jinan. Gaoyuan county belongs to Qingzhou Prefecture. Both counties belong to the Department of Shandong Province.

In 1734, Gaoqing was divided into three prefectures and four counties. In the southeast is Gaoyuan County, belonging to Qingzhou Prefecture; in the southwest is Zouping County, belonging to Jinan Prefecture; in the northwest is Qingcheng County, and in the northeast is Putai County, belonging to Wuding Prefecture.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), Gaoqing was changed into Gaoyuan, Qingcheng, Putai, Binxian, Qidong and Zouping counties, which belonged to DaiBei road.

In 1914, it was changed to Jinan road.

In 1925, ten roads were set up in Shandong Province, and Qingcheng, Putai and Binxian were assigned to Wuding Road.

In 1928, the Taoist system was abolished and counties were directly under the provincial jurisdiction.

From 1936 to 1942, Gaoyuan county and Qingcheng County belonged to the office of the tenth administrative inspector general of the KMT, which was subordinate to the Executive Office of northern Shandong.

In 1945, Gaoyuan county and Qingcheng county still belonged to the office of the tenth administrative inspector general of the Kuomintang, which was subordinate to the office of the northern Shandong government.

In 1948, Gaoyuan and Qingcheng were merged into Gaoqing County, which was subordinate to the Bohai administrative office of the Communist Party of China.

In May 1950, the Bohai administrative office was abolished and Gaoqing County was subordinate to the Huimin special office.

In 1956, Gaoqing County merged with Qidong County and was renamed Qidong County, which was under the special office of benefiting the people.

In 1958, Qidong County was divided into Boxing County and Zouping County, both of which belong to Zibo special office.

In 1961, Gaoqing County was restored, and it was under the special office of benefiting the people.

In 1990, Gaoqing County was put under the jurisdiction of Zibo City, and the old towns under its jurisdiction were separated into the Huimin area,

administrative division

Division evolution

In November 1956, the 20 villages of gaoyuanqiao, Dayuan and qijiaxiang in Henan Province of Xiaoqing Dynasty were assigned to Huantai County.

In February 1958, ten townships including gangfuzhai, 16hu, Taili, yaowa, Yulin, Liguan, Dianzi, Hexi, Xuxia and Lujia were removed. In March, there were three townships, namely, shumuli, sunjiaji and Wuzhuang. In July, zhangguandian township was removed.

In February 1963, Zhengmiao and Yihe communes in Qingcheng district were assigned to Tianzhen District, and Yuanhe commune in Tianzhen district was assigned to Tangfang district.

In 1971, the management areas of He Jia, Taiping, Wang Lou and Xia Lou were abolished.

In 1972, the taichen and Tangkou administrative districts were abolished. In 1974, Tangkou administration area was restored. In 1981, Tianzhen commune was renamed Tianzhen. In March 1985, heilizhai township was renamed town.

On February 13, 1987, Zhaizi township was abolished and merged into Tian town; Dingzhuang township was abolished and merged into Gaocheng town; Mengji township was abolished and merged into heilizhai town; Yuanhe township was abolished and merged into Tangfang township. Xu Guan township was abolished and merged into Chang township. The Yangfang township was abolished, the Yangfang district was merged into Muli Township, and the Wharf district was merged into Qingcheng town. Tianlou township was abolished, Xima district was put under Zhaodian Township, and Tianlou district was put under old town. The longsang township was abolished, the longsang district was merged into Huagou Township, and the Yangzhuang district was merged into fanjialin township.

On December 29, 1994, Tangfang township was abolished and Tangfang town was established. In September 1995, Chang's hometown was abolished and Chang's town was established. On December 25, 1996, Zhaodian Township and Huagou Township were abolished and Zhaodian town and Huagou town were established. In April 1998, Muli township was abolished and limuli town was established. In March 2001, fanjialin township was abolished and merged into Huagou town.

In 2010, Tianzhen was divided into Tianzhen street and Luhu street. Zhaodian town was abolished and merged into Changjia town.

In December 2012, Zhongxin village, Yihe village, Zhongzhu village, Baobao village, Yuanjia village, Dongliu village, Mingli village, Daokou village, Zhuangtou village and chengertou village in Huagou town were included in Gaocheng town. Shagao village, hanlian village, houchi village, Qianchi village, Hujia village and duguo village in Huagou town belong to Tianzhen street.

In March 2013, 47 villages in Zhaodian town were assigned to Luhu street, and Yinjia village, Fujia village, Mengli village and Dazhuang village in Luhu street were assigned to Changjia town.

Zoning details

As of June 2020, Gaoqing County has jurisdiction over 2 streets and 7 towns: Tianzhen street, Luhu street, Qingcheng Town, Gaocheng Town, heilizhai Town, Tangfang Town, Changjia town and Huacheng town

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