West District, Panzhihua City, Sichuan Province

The West District of West District, which belongs to Panzhihua City, Sichuan Province, is located in the west of Panzhihua City. It starts from liangfengao in the East and connects with Yinjiang town in the East District; it reaches Jinsha River in the South and faces Taiping Township in Renhe district across the river; it reaches JIGUANSHI mountain in the West and borders Huaping County in Yunnan Province; it faces Laogong mountain in the north and borders Tongde and Bude town in Renhe district. It is between 101 ° 26 ′ 43 ″ - 101 ° 40 ′ 08 ″ E and 26 ° 31 ′ 45 ″ - 26 ° 40 ′ 43 ″ n, with a total area of 123.96 square kilometers.

By 2018, the western district has six streets and one town. By the end of 2016, the permanent resident population of the western district was 148800, and the Gross Regional Product (GDP) was 11.581 billion yuan, including 93 million yuan of the added value of the primary industry, 9.572 billion yuan of the added value of the secondary industry, 1.915 billion yuan of the added value of the tertiary industry, 0.8:82.7:16.5 of the tertiary industrial structure, and 77617 yuan of the per capita GDP.

Historical evolution

The western district has a long history. The emperor's century contains the legend that the second son of the Yellow Emperor, Changyi, was born Zhuanxu with "Shushan's daughter" as his imperial concubine. "If water From Dazuo (now Yanbian county) to Jinshajiang (the year of Jinshajiang River) in the south, it came into being in the region.

During the reign of Xia Yu, Liangzhou was under the jurisdiction of the district.

In the reign of King Cheng of Zhou Dynasty (1042-1020 BC), "He Liang was in Yong", and the land reform was carried out in Yongzhou. By the spring and Autumn period, two slave states had been established in the two clans of Bashu, "Shu was connected to BA in the East, Yue in the south, Qin in the north, and EGA in the west" (records of Huayang state, Shu annals). In 316 BC, King Huiwen of Qin ordered Zhang Yi and Sima CuO to lead the troops to destroy Shu, so that Shu county was established in the old state of Shu. In the 34th year of King Nan of Zhou Dynasty (285 BC), Zhang Ruo, the governor of Shu, took Zuodi, the prefecture of Shu.

In the sixth year of Yuanding (111 BC), Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty leveled "Nanyi" and added Yueyi County, Lingxian county 15, and Gufu county (now the year of xiyongsheng County, Yunnan Province) to the ancient qiongdu state. In the 5th year of Yuanfeng (106bc), the Department of governor of Yizhou (yizhounian) was set up in Bashu. The area is under the jurisdiction of Gufu County, Yueyi county (wangmangmingjinian). The Eastern Han Dynasty inherited the old system of the Western Han Dynasty, and the subordinate relationship remained unchanged.

In the third year of Jianxing (225), Zhuge Liang conquered the South and pacified nanzhong. He divided Jianning county and Yongchang County into Yunnan county and divided suijiu County, Qingsheng county and Gufu County into three categories. The jurisdiction of the district was transferred to Gufu County, Yunnan Province.

Around the fourth year of Xiankang in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (338), following the original system of Jinyuan, an, Ning and Hanzhou were newly established, and Yunnan county was transferred to Hanzhou. In the 44 years (304-347) when Shu and some parts of Shaanxi, Yunnan and Guizhou were ruled by the Han Dynasty, the area was under the jurisdiction of Gufu County, Yunnan Prefecture of Han state.

During the Liu Song period (420-479) of the northern and Southern Dynasties, Gufu County in Yunnan Prefecture of Hanzhou was divided into East and West Gufu counties, and the jurisdiction of the district was subordinate to East Gufu County in Yunnan Prefecture of Hanzhou. At the end of the Song Dynasty, the great surname of nanzhong was Cuan family, which was named "from the king Manfang" (Cuan family). In the Southern Qi Dynasty, prefectures and counties were established, mostly along the old system of Jin Dynasty and Liu Song Dynasty, only in the areas where Liao people lived. Later, in the 117 years of Southern Liang, Western Wei, Northern Zhou and Sui dynasties, Shu was controlled by the Cuan family.

In the fourth year of Wude (621), Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, Yao Zhou was set up. Since the 22nd year of Emperor Taizong's Zhenguan reign (648), he has been in prison in songwai County, Xunsheng county and Linkai county. In the third year of Yonghui reign of Gaozong (652), the Prefecture was abolished and the three counties entered Changming county. In the second year of Linde (665), Yaozhou moved to nongdongchuan and set up the governor's office. The district was under the jurisdiction of the governor's office of Yaozhou. In the ninth year of Tianbao (750), the Mongol regime of Nanzhao occupied Yaozhou, and the area was under the jurisdiction of chengjilu of Nanzhao state and jiedushanju County of Jianchuan. In the 10th year of Zhenyuan (794) of Dezong, the area was changed to the northern part of Nanzhao Tieqiao. From 902 to the end of the Five Dynasties, the territory was owned by dachanghe, datianxingguo, dayining and Dali. In terms of administrative division, it was basically the old Nanzhao state.

In 1048, sun Gaotai Hui, the son of Gao Shengtai, the Prime Minister of Dali, was appointed as Shanju princess, and the territory was under its jurisdiction. The Southern Song Dynasty inherited the old system of the Northern Song Dynasty, and its regional situation was similar to that of the Northern Song Dynasty. In 1253, Kublai Khan occupied the present Panxi area and destroyed Dali.

After the founding of the Yuan Dynasty, the territory was under the jurisdiction of Beisheng Prefecture, which was subordinate to the military and civilian Xuanwei Department of Lijiang Road, xingzhongshu Province, Yunnan Province, and was the territory of high chieftain.

In the 15th year of Hongwu (1382), Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of beishengzhou, the military and civilian government of Heqing, Yunnan Province. In 1396, it was the territory of beishengzhou, the military and civilian commander of Lancang garrison in Yunnan Province. Zhengtong six years (1441), belongs to Yunnan Beisheng Zhili state territory.

During the period from 1646 to 1665, the relationship of regional subordination was similar to that in the late Ming Dynasty. Kangxi five years (1666), district jurisdiction under the jurisdiction of Dali Prefecture Beisheng state. In 1692, he transferred to Zhili Prefecture of Yongbei, Yunnan Province. In 1728, Changwei was transformed into Ningyuan Prefecture, which was subordinate to Huili Prefecture. Xichang County, Mianning County and Yanyuan County were set up. The new village was under the jurisdiction of Ningyuan Prefecture and Yanyuan County of Huili Prefecture. Qianlong 35 years (1770), district territory to the west of big wells, for Yunnan Province Yongbei Zhili office territory. In the 22nd year of Jiaqing (1817), asola inspection department was set up from Yanyuan County and merged into Huili Prefecture, and Xinzhuang land was changed into a new one. In the fifth year of Daoguang (1825), Yongbei Prefecture of Yunnan Province set up a general Yamen in Dashuijing, with a general master and more than 10 soldiers stationed in the area under its jurisdiction. Guangxu 11 years (1885), the addition of huarongzhuang experience department, big wells to the west to change the Li. In the first year of Xuantong (1909), the two departments were abolished and Huaping County was set up. To the west of Dashui, it was subordinate to Huaping County, yixidao, Yunnan Province. In the same year, asola inspection department was promoted to Yanbian hall, and xinzhuangdi was still attached to it.

In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), Yanbian hall was changed into a county, Xinzhuang land was the soil of Yanbian County, Huili Prefecture, Ningyuan Prefecture, and the west of dashing well was under the jurisdiction of the late Qing Dynasty. In 1929, Tengyue road was abandoned. To the west of Dashui, it belonged to Huaping County, Yunnan Province. In 1930, it was attached to Huaping County, the first appeasement office in Yunnan Province. In 1935, Ningyuan Prefecture was transformed into the 18th administrative supervision district of Sichuan Province, and xinzhuangdi was still subordinate to Yanbian county. In 1937, Dashui, Heping and Pingjiang were under the jurisdiction of Fuquan Town, Huaping County. On January 1, 1939, Xikang province was founded, and xinzhuangdi was under the jurisdiction of Tongde Township, Yanbian County, the third administrative supervision district of Xikang province. In 1942, to the west of Dashui, it belonged to Huaping County, the seventh supervision district of Yunnan Province. In 1943, xinzhuangdi was located in Shanlin Township, the third district of Yanbian county. In 1947, to the west of Dashui was attached to Huaping County, the tenth supervision district of Yunnan Province.

In February 1950, the region was liberated.

In 1951, a small township government was established during the land reform. Dashui, baguanhe, Heping and Pingjiang were subordinate to the Second District of Huaping County, Lijiang District, Yunnan Province. In 1952, xinzhuangdi set up a township, under the jurisdiction of Tongde District, Yanbian County, Xichang District, Xikang province. In March 1953, the people's governments of Pingjiang township (governing today's Zhuangshang, Jingtang, kuqiao, Lanba and Damaidi villages), Heping township (governing today's zhulinpo, Jinjia, Geliping villages and Hekou sub district office) and Yuquan township (governing today's Dashuijing village communities 1-6) were successively established. In June of the same year, Yuquan township was merged into Bude township. On October 1, 1955, Xikang province was abolished and xinzhuangdi was under the jurisdiction of Civil Affairs Township, District 5, Yanbian County, Xichang District, Sichuan Province. In 1958, the village was abandoned and the people's commune was realized. Xinzhuangdi was subordinate to Yanbian County Civil Affairs commune. In December of the same year, Huaping County and Yongsheng County were called "Yonghua county". By October 1959, the two counties were still separated. In the meantime, the west of dashing well was under the jurisdiction of Yonghua county. In October 1959, the two counties were still separated, and the west of Dashui returned to Huaping County. In October 1962, Yuquan people's commune was established. On August 9, 1965, six communes, Yuquan, Huaping County, Yunnan Province, to the west of Dashui, Heping commune, Pingjiang commune and dongdixinzhuang commune (belonging to Yinjiang commune of Yanbian county), were assigned to Dukou city. On December 30 of this year, Dahe, Datian, Jinjiang and Yuquan districts of Dukou city were established. Yuquan District governs seven communes, including Pingjiang, Heping and Yuquan, transferred from Daxing District of Huaping County, and manages three communes. The area is located in Yuli Yuquan District. On December 31, four agricultural organizational zones were established, with three communes in Yuquan District and one commune in Jinjiang District. Hemenkou, Geliping and Baoding industrial and mining areas are located in the urban area of Dukou city.

On February 22, 1973, with the approval of the provincial Party committee and the Provincial Committee for reform, the CPC Committee of Dukou city decided to merge the four agricultural areas of Jinjiang, Yuquan, Dahe and Datian into a suburban Committee equivalent to the county level to directly lead the commune; with No. 06 bridge of Dukou as the boundary, the industrial and mining areas on both sides of Jinsha River were divided into two administrative regions, the East and the west, and the West was mainly coal and electric power. At the same time, the preparatory offices of the two districts were set up. On March 1, the Preparatory Office (preparatory group) of the Western District of Dukou city officially opened in the guest house of the municipal Party committee (Building 3 of Dadukou guest house), marking the establishment of the western district. On March 21, the Western District preparatory group moved to Hemen. Since then, Hemenkou has been the western district government for 24 years. In the same month, the former Wuqi commune in Dahe District of Dukou city and Pingjiang commune in Yuquan District were transferred to the west district for management.

administrative division

Division evolution

In January 1974, the west district began to prepare for the construction of streets

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