Jingshan Town, Huaiyuan County, Bengbu City, Anhui Province

Jingshan Town

Jingshan Town, subordinate to Huaiyuan County, Anhui Province, was established in early 2016, with Chengguan town of Huaiyuan County as the main body and the southern part of Wohe River in JingQian township as the new administrative region. It is located on the South Bank of Wohe river at the foot of Jingshan mountain, adjacent to bengning Expressway in the north, bailianpo in the south, Heliu town in the West and Tushan in the East. There is a national scenic spot, bairuquan, where Huaihe River, Wohe River, cihuaixin River, huaihongxin River and Tianhe River meet.

The predecessor of Jingshan Town was Chengguan town of Huaiyuan County, with the south part of Wohe River as the main body and part of JingQian township as the new administrative region.

On September 11, 2019, Jingshan Town was selected as the "top 100 comprehensive competitiveness of towns in Central China in 2018".

Evolution of organizational system

The origin of the name

Because there is Jingshan in the territory, according to the historical records of places of interest, the name of the town is "Jingshan is the city" by Zhao Yun, Emperor LiZong of the Song Dynasty.

Historical evolution

In Xia and Shang Dynasties, the whole country was divided into Kyushu, and Jingshan belonged to Xuzhou. In the Western Zhou Dynasty, Xuzhou was merged into Qingzhou, which belonged to Qingzhou and Yangzhou respectively. in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, there were successive years of wars. It belonged to Wu and Chu. the Qin Dynasty unified China and implemented the system of prefectures and counties, with huaishui as the boundary, Huaibei as Sishui county and Huainan as Jiujiang county. In the Western Han Dynasty, huaishui was still the boundary, where there were four Marquis States and two counties. In the south of huaishui, there are Dangtu and Quyang, which belong to Jiujiang County; in the north of huaishui, there are pinga and Yicheng, and Longkang and Xiangxian, which belong to Pei county. In the new dynasty of Wang Mang, Dangtu was renamed Shanju, Quyang yanpingting, and pinga pingning. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the state of Dangtu was replaced by a county, Pei county was replaced by Pei county. The original county was not moved, but pinga county and Yicheng County were replaced by Jiujiang county. During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wei territory, Longkang County belonged to Ruyin County, and Yicheng County, pinga county and Quyang County belonged to Huainan county. Dangtu and Xiangxian were abolished. In the ninth year of Taikang (288 A.D.) in the Western Jin Dynasty, Longkang was transferred to Qiao state, and Dangtu was set up again. Together with Yicheng County, Quyang County and pinga County, it belonged to Huainan county. When the Eastern Jin Dynasty moved to the south, Dangtu overseas Chinese were placed in Jiangnan (now Dangtu County). Later, it was changed into Matou county. In the southern and Northern Dynasties, the competition was fierce, first belonged to the Southern Song Dynasty, the county governance remained unchanged, and a new zero county was set up. Longkang and Renqi county. In the Qi Dynasty, the Huaibei area was completely lost, belonging to the Wei area of the Northern Dynasty. It was established as Jiwu County, belonging to Matou county. Later, Liang Dynasty occupied it again. Besides Cai county under Longkang, I belong to Pei county and Yicheng belongs to linhuai County, Geshan county was set up. Later, it was occupied by the Northern Dynasties and the Northern Qi Dynasty, and Jingshan County was set up to change the original Dangtu County into Matou county. Already I, Yi Cheng and linhuai County, Quyang into Dingyuan. in the Tang Dynasty, it belonged to Qi county of Suzhou. In the fifth year of Kaibao (972) of the Northern Song Dynasty, in order to strengthen the military position of Suzhou, the Baojing army was set up. Suzhou was under the jurisdiction of Qi county of Suzhou and belonged to Huainan road. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Huaibei was once the land of Jin, belonging to Qi county of Suzhou on Huainan East Road. During the Southern Song Dynasty, Suzhou was occupied by the enemy. During the reign of emperor Xiaozong Longxing of the Southern Song Dynasty, the northern expedition to the Central Plains was carried out, and the Song Dynasty was defeated in Suzhou, which was known as Fuli fierce army in history. In the second year of Baoyou (1254), Huaiyuan army was set up. The song and Jin Dynasties fought a long-term separatist war in the Huaihe River Basin. The Southern Song Dynasty set up Jingshan County in Jingshan Town, Qi County, Suzhou, which belongs to the Huaiyuan Army (now Huaiyuan County). It straddled both sides of the Huaihe River, and the name "Huaiyuan" began from then on. In February 1276, Huaiyuan army surrendered to Yuan army. In the first month of the 28th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1291 AD), Huaiyuan army was abolished and merged with Jingshan County, which was renamed Huaiyuan County. It belongs to Haozhou and belongs to Anfeng road. This place has always been the governance center of Huaiyuan County. After the revolution of 1911, the Republic of China was founded. During the reign of the Northern Warlords (1914-1928), it was a county under the jurisdiction of the third office of administrative inspector of Shouxian County, Anhui Province. In 1938, Huaiyuan was a county under the jurisdiction of the third administrative inspector general's office of Fuyang, Anhui Province. In 1948, Huaiyuan was a county under the jurisdiction of the tenth administrative region of Shouxian County until the liberation of Huaiyuan County. During the Anti Japanese War, part of Huaiyuan County fell into enemy hands. Under the leadership of the Communist Party, the Anti Japanese democratic government of Su (county) and Huai (yuan) county was established. At the same time, the KMT's Huaiyuan County Government fled to chuhanhu in Longkang District, and there was a puppet Huaiyuan County Government in Huaiyuan County. During the war of liberation, people's democratic regimes in Huaiyuan and Suhuai counties were established in the north and south of Wohe county. In January 1949, the whole territory of Huaiyuan was liberated. In March, the democratic government of workers and peasants in Huaiyuan County was established. Chengguan town was established. In 2016, Chengguan town was cancelled and renamed Jingshan Town (Liucheng town was set up in the north of Wohe River).

administrative division

Jingshan Town, covering an area of 115.66 square kilometers (2017), has a population of 156255 people (2017). It has 34 villages under its jurisdiction. The town government is located in Yuwang West Road (the former Office of Chengguan town).

geographical environment

The landform is mainly the plain between rivers in the hinterland of Huaihe River Basin, with warm temperate semi humid monsoon climate, four distinct seasons, short frost period, sufficient sunshine and moderate rainfall. obvious location advantages and convenient land and water transportation. It is located at the foot of Jingshan mountain, where Wo River and Huai River meet. It is only 20 minutes' drive from Bengbu terminal of Hefei Luogang airport and 30 minutes' drive from Huainan, the coal city. Beijing Shanghai railway and Beijing Shanghai high speed railway pass by from the East. National Highway 206, provincial highway 307, provincial highway 225 and Beijing Taiwan, nanluo and other expressways meet here. Huaihe River, wo River, cihuai New River, Huaihong New River and other nine golden waterways flow freely We have built a three-dimensional water, land and air transportation network extending in all directions.

Get honor

On September 11, 2019, Jingshan Town was selected as the "top 100 comprehensive competitiveness of towns in Central China in 2018".

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