Guang'an District, Guang'an City, Sichuan Province

Guang'an District Guang'an District, under the jurisdiction of Guang'an City, Sichuan Province, is located in the east of Sichuan Basin, the West foot of the middle Huaying Mountain and the West Bank of Qujiang River. It is the political, economic and cultural center of Guang'an City. Adjacent to Qu county, Peng'an County, Qianfeng District, Yuechi County and Huaying City, it is Deng Xiaoping's hometown.

Guang'an District vigorously implements the "1235" development strategy, that is, to rise the "one" new town of Guansheng new area, to build the "two" centers of Chengdu Chongqing Economic Zone regional modern business service center and Western China ecological and cultural tourism center, to strengthen the "three" construction of Sichuan Chongqing cooperation demonstration area, new urbanization and agricultural modernization, and to promote Thanksgiving commemoration, smooth transportation, farmland water conservancy and ecological civilization "Five major" projects to improve people's livelihood.

In October 2017, Guang'an District passed the national special assessment and inspection, and was officially approved by the people's Government of Sichuan Province to withdraw from poverty-stricken areas and counties.

Historical evolution

In the spring and Autumn period, it belongs to the state of Ba, and in the Qin Dynasty, it belongs to Dangqu county. From Han Dynasty to Jin Dynasty, it belonged to Dangqu county. In the Southern Dynasty, Jianxian county was first named Shi'an, and later renamed Zongcheng and Qujiang. In the Song Dynasty, Guang'an army was set up with the meaning of "Guang'an collection of tu'an", from which Guang'an got its name.

In 522, Emperor Liangwu of the Southern Dynasty divided part of Dangqu into Shi'an County, which is located in Shi'an city and belongs to beidangqu county. In 559, beidangqu county was changed into Liujiang county.

In 591, the 11th year of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, an'cheng county was established as an administrative center.

In 618, the first year of Wude, Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, fengle county was set up in part of the region. In the eighth year (605), fengle county was abandoned and its land was restored. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Emperor Xuanzong changed Shi'an County into Qujiang County.

In the second year of Kaibao (969), Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty set up an army in Nonghui town under Xiuping mountain (also known as Cuiping mountain and Yinding mountain) in Qujiang County, which was named Guang'an army after the meaning of "Guang tu'an Ji". Guang'an became a famous city, so it began. In 1243, the Mongol soldiers entered Sichuan and moved to Daliang city. From the sixth year of Baoyou (1258) to the second year of duzong Xianchun (1266), Daliang city was occupied twice by Mongolian soldiers and recovered twice by song army. In the second year of Xianchun's recovery, Guangan army was changed into Ningxi army. In 1276, Gongdi moved back to Chonghui town.

In 1276, the Ningxi army and its territory were occupied by the Yuan Dynasty. In 1278, the county was transferred to Shunqing Prefecture. In 1283, Shunqing mansion was upgraded to Shunqing road and Guangan mansion was established.

In the fourth year of Hongwu (1371), Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty incorporated it into the territory and renamed it Guang'an Prefecture in the same year.

In the early Qing Dynasty, the territory was occupied by Zhang Xianzhong, Li Zicheng, Yao Huang (Yao Tiandong, Huang Long) and Gan Liangchen in Ming Dynasty. In 1647, it was included in the territory of Qing Dynasty. However, because the city was still under the control of people, Laisu village was set up. Shunzhi eight years (1651), moved to bamboo village. In 1665, he moved to Nonghui town and owned Yuechi County, Linshui County, Qu county and Dazhu County. During the Jiaqing period, the Daofu system was implemented, and the prefecture belonged to Shunqing Prefecture of Beidao. On October 1, 1911 (November 21, 1911), the northern Sichuan people's army occupied the city and announced that Guang'an Prefecture was separated from the Qing government and was under the direct control of the northern Sichuan military government.

In July 1912, the military government of northern Sichuan was abolished. Mingdao abandoned the prefecture, and the prefecture directly belongs to the province. The following year, the system of Dao was restored, and Guang'an Prefecture was changed into Guang'an County, which was subordinate to Chuandong Dao. In 1914, Eastern Sichuan Road was changed to Jialing Road, and the county was under its jurisdiction. During the period from 1917 to 1921, the warlords in Sichuan were in dispute, and Guang'an County was under the control of Guizhou army, Shaanxi army and Jiangfang army. From 1922 to 1933, Guang'an County was under the jurisdiction of Luo Zezhou and Yang Sen. After the unification of Sichuan government in 1933, it belonged to the tenth administrative supervision district of Sichuan Provincial inspector general's office in Dazhu, which remained unchanged until December 8, 1938.

On December 9, 1949, Guang'an was liberated, and it was subordinate to Dazhu special district in East Sichuan administrative region.

In March 1953, Dazhu district was abolished and replaced by Nanchong district.

In September 1968, Nanchong district was changed to Nanchong District, and the county was changed to Nanchong district.

On July 2, 1993, the State Council approved the establishment of Guang'an Prefecture, which is subordinate to Guang'an County.

On July 31, 1998, Guang'an District was abolished and a prefecture level Guang'an City was established. The people's Government of Guang'an City is stationed in Guangfu town (now Guangfu Street); Guang'an County is abolished and Guang'an District of Guang'an City is established, with the former administrative region of Guang'an County as the administrative region of Guang'an District.

On February 22, 2013, the State Council approved the establishment of Qianfeng District of Guang'an City. The former Guang'an District was bounded by the main channel of Qujiang River Center, Qianfeng district was to the east of Qujiang River, and Guang'an District was to the west, forming the present administrative region of Guang'an District.

administrative division

Division evolution

In 1921, Guang'an County changed the original seven townships into 33 townships (towns).

In 1985, Jinguang township was merged into Xiexing town.

In 1992, Qianjin Township and CHUANSHI Township were merged into Guangfu town; Anshan Township into Zaoshan town; Yuefeng Township into Huaqiao town; MABA Township into Yuelai town; Baiyun Township into Shishu town; Xiaozhong Township into Xingping town; Chaping Township into Hengsheng town; Xuhua Township into Jinghe town; Yunlong Township and Wangsheng Township into Longtai town; Zhushan Township into Xiaoxi town. Xinqiao Township and Desheng Township were merged into Qianfeng town; Arch Bridge Township, Changwu Township and Solow Township were merged into Daishi town; Santai Township and Shilian Township were merged into Guantang town; Shiqiao township was merged into Hu'an town; Tuanbao township was merged into Guange town; genius township was merged into Guixing town.

In 1994, Xinqiao township was restored.

In 1995, longan township was established in nongxi town.

In 1996, Guang'an County covers an area of 1571.7 square kilometers, with 23 towns (Nonghui Town, Guangfu Town, Xiexing Town, Yuelai Town, Huaqiao Town, Hengsheng Town, Shishu Town, Guange Town, Qianfeng Town, Daishi Town, ZAOSHAN Town, Guansheng Town, nongxi Town, Xingping Town, Jinghe Town, Longtai town, Xiaoxi Town, Baishi Town, Da'an Town, Guangxing Town, Guixing Town, Guantang Town, Hu'an town) and 22 towns Township (guangmen Township, Hualong Township, Dalong Township, Peng Township, Pulian Township, Dongyue Township, Zhengshan Township, Longtan Township, Wadian Township, Hucheng Township, guangluo Township, Fangping Township, Chongwang Township, Long'an Township, Yangping Township, Xiaohe Township, Dayou Township, Baima Township, Suxi Township, Guanghui Township, Xiaojing Township, Xinqiao township), people's Government of Guang'an County stationed in Nonghui town.

In 1998, Guangfu town was abolished, Guangfu street, Wansheng street and Zhongqiao street were established, CHUANSHI township was restored, and the former Qianjin township was merged into Fangping township; Nonghui town was abolished, and Nonghui street, Kuige street and Beichen street were established. The people's Government of Guang'an City is in Guangfu street, and the people's Government of Guang'an District is in Nonghui street.

In 2000, Guang'an District had 6 streets (Nonghui, Beichen, Kuige, Guangfu, Wansheng, Zhongqiao), 21 towns (Zaoshan, Guansheng, Xiexing, nongxi, Yuelai, Xingping, Jinghe, Huaqiao, Longtai, Xiaoxi, Hengsheng, Shishan, Baishi, Da'an, Guange, Guangxing, Qianfeng, Guixing, Daishi, Guantang, Huan), 23 townships (CHUANSHI, guangmen, guangluo, Fangping, Huahua) Long, Dalong, Chongwang, Long'an, Pengjia, Yangping, Zhengshan, Pulian, Dayou, Xiaohe, Dongyue, Suxi, Baima, Guanghui, Longtan, Xiaojing, Xinqiao, Wadian, Hucheng).

In 2001, Wadian township was under the jurisdiction of Huaying City.

In March 2013, Zaoshan town and guangmen Township were managed by Zaoshan logistics and trade park management committee entrusted by Guang'an Municipal People's government. In April, Xiexing town and nongxi town were managed by Xiexing eco cultural tourism park management committee entrusted by Guang'an Municipal People's government.

In 2013, Kuige street, Qianfeng Town, Daishi Town, Guantang Town, Hu'an Town, Guangxing Town, Guange Town, Guixing Town, Guanghui Township, Longtan Township, Xiaojing Township, Xinqiao Township and Hucheng town were under the jurisdiction of Qianfeng District of Guang'an City.

On May 27, 2016, CHUANSHI township was managed by Zaoshan logistics and trade park management committee entrusted by Guang'an Municipal People's government. So far, the actual management area of Guang'an District Party committee and government is 910 square kilometers.

In 2019, Zaoshan town will be replaced by streets, guangmen township will be merged into Zaoshan street; Fangping Township and Hualong township will be merged into Guansheng town; CHUANSHI township will be replaced by towns, guangluo township will be merged into CHUANSHI town; Dalong township will be replaced by towns, Chongwang Township and Suxi township will be merged into Dalong town; Pulian Township, Dayou Township and Xiaohe township will be merged into Huaqiao town; Yangping township will be merged into Xingping town; Zhengshan township will be merged into Jinghe town; Dongyue township will be merged into towns.

Current situation of regionalization

In 2020, Guang'an District governs 6 streets: Nonghui street, Beichen street, Guangfu street, Wansheng street, Zhongqiao street and Zaoshan street, 16 towns: Guansheng Town, Xiexing Town, nongxi Town, Yuelai Town, Xingping Town, Jinghe Town, Huaqiao Town, Longtai Town, Xiaoxi Town, Hengsheng Town, Shishan town, Baishi Town, Da'an Town, CHUANSHI Town, Dalong town and Dongyue Town, and 3 townships: Long'an town There are 601 residents' committees (villagers' committees) and 5175 residents' groups (villagers' groups) in pengjiaxiang and Baima townships.

population

At the end of 2012, the total population of Guang'an District was 1257594. Among them, there are 960152 agricultural population, 297442 non-agricultural population, 656318 males and 601276 females, with a natural growth rate of 3.37 ‰.

At the end of 2018, the total number of households in Guang'an district was 286081, and the total registered residence population was 896192 (465114 men and 431078 women), of which 516771 were rural population and 379421 were urban population, of whom 774 thousand were the registered residence population at the district level, 506 thousand were rural population, 268 thousand were urban population, and 506 thousand were permanent residents, of whom the urban resident population was 268 thousand, and the whole area was urbanization.

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