Suntaoji Town, Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province

Sun Tao Zhen

Suntao town of Handan city is located in the southwest of Linzhang County, Handan city. The town government is located in suntaoji village, Handan City, Hebei Province. It is 30 kilometers away from Linzhang County of Handan City, adjacent to Liuyuan town of Handan City in the East, Xiwen township of Handan City in the west, Anyang City of Henan Province in the South and Zhanghe River in the north. With a total area of 70.35 square kilometers, the town governs 50 administrative villages and 1 natural village, with a total of 14105 farmers, a population of 68307, a cultivated area of 63893 mu, and a per capita net income of 7966 yuan.

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In the Northern Song Dynasty, Handan suntao was a village, which was still called Handan suntao in the Ming Dynasty. After the development of the market, Qing Qianlong years for Hebei Handan sun pottery collection. According to the investigation, at first, the surnames of sun and Tao moved here to build a village, named Sun Tao. According to the statistics of suntao town in Handan city at the end of 2012, there are 51 natural villages and 50 administrative villages under the jurisdiction of suntao town in Handan city. The basic situation is as follows: Handan suntao collection Handan suntao has formed a village in the Northern Song Dynasty. At first, the surnames of sun and Tao moved here to build a village, named suntao. It was still in the Ming Dynasty. After the development of the market, after the Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty, it was the Hebei suntaoji. The north side of suntaoji in Hebei Province is Mengcun in Hebei Province. At first, the surname Meng moved to build the village, named Mengjia village. From Xianfeng to Guangxu, it was dongmengjia village in Hebei Province, and later it was simplified as Mengcun village. When suntao people's commune was founded in 1958 in Linzhang, Hebei Province, suntaoji and Mengcun were merged into a production brigade, namely an administrative village, called Jimeng village in Hebei Province. On March 2, 1982, it was changed to suntaoji in Handan, Hebei Province. Suntaoji has a cultivated area of 1990 mu, 662 farmers and 2689 agricultural population.

administrative division

Jimeng village, Shangcun village, Duanwang village, guxintun village, doufuying village, liangjiadian village, Xiangfang village, Xiaoguo village, Lizhuang village, Miaozhuang village, Ximazhuang village, yangyangtun village, sanzongmiao village, Xilu village, Donglu village, Zhenhe village, Chencun village, Mashu village, dujiatang village, Xihao village, gengxiaozhuang village, Sanwang village, shuiniuli village, changxiaozhuang village, Xingwang Village , xisun village, zhangjiadian village, Huguo village, haojiamiao village, chenjiatang village, Fengcun village, Shangcun village, chenxiaozhuang village, nanzhaozhuang village, Pancun village, daluwang village, shahe'an village, Hanhan village, jiaoshutun village, Hetun village, mengcunpu village, Sizhuang village, Yaozhuang village, caicun village, Mengcun village, Yangcun village, Lichun village, Liujiazhuang village, Wangjiazhuang village, Guocun village

Jimeng Village

On the north side of suntaoji is Mengcun. According to the investigation, at first, the Meng family moved here to build a village, named Mengjia village. It is recorded as Mengjia village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. From Xianfeng year to Guangxu year, it was dongmengjia village, and later it was simplified as Mengcun village. When the people's commune was established in 1958, sun taoji and Mengcun merged into a production brigade, namely an administrative village, called Jimeng village. It was changed to Sun Tao Ji on March 2, 1982. Suntaoji has a cultivated area of 1990 Mu and an agricultural population of 2213.

Sanzong Temple

according to the investigation, the Ming people, surnamed Chen, surnamed Lu and surnamed he, built three ancestral temples at the east end of the village, so they are called three ancestral temples. After the village developed into a market, Ming Zhengde years for the three temples set. In the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it was called sanzong temple. Sanzongmiao has a cultivated area of 1528 Mu and an agricultural population of 1515.

Xima Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Ma moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Majiazhuang. It is recorded as Majiazhuang in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. Later it was renamed Ximazhuang. The cultivated land area of Ximazhuang is 804 Mu and the agricultural population is 966.

West lamb Village

during the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, this area was used as a sheep farm, and later formed villages. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, it was called maomaotun. Since Xianfeng, it has been called yangyangtun. On March 2, 1982, it was changed to xiyangtun. Xiyangyangtun has 922 mu of arable land and 769 agricultural population.

Li Zhuang

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Li moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, to Jiancun, which was named Lijiazhuang. Li Zhuang for short. Lizhuang has 1046 mu of arable land and 918 agricultural population.

Miaozhuang

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the Miao family moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Miao village. In Qing Dynasty, it was recorded as miaojiazhuang in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi, and later simplified as miaojiazhuang. Miao Zhuang has 996 mu of arable land and 987 agricultural population.

Xiaoguo Village (gaojiazhuang)

There are two villages in this area: Guojia village and gaojiazhuang village. According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surnames Guo and Gao moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun. The surname Guo is in the East, and it is named Guojia village. The surname of Gao is in the West. It's called gaojiazhuang. There are records of Guojia village and Gaojia village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. After gaojiazhuang was destroyed by zhangshui, the villagers moved to Guojia village, and the two villages merged. Because the village is small, it is called Xiaoguo village. Xiaoguo village has 630 mu of arable land and 528 agricultural population.

Zhenhe Village (Guojiazhuang, Dongxue village, Xixue Village)

According to the investigation, there were three villages in Ming Dynasty: Guojiazhuang village, Dongxue village and Xixue village. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, Zhanghe River changed its course, forcing Dongxue village and Xixue village to move and merge with Guojiazhuang. Since then, the villagers will no longer be harmed by the Zhanghe River, so it is named Zhenhe village. Zhenhe village has 1477 mu of arable land and 1815 agricultural population.

Chen Cun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Chen moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Chenjia village. It has been Chenjia village since the Qing Dynasty. Chen Village for short. Chencun has a cultivated area of 1725 Mu and an agricultural population of 1428.

Mashu Village (Mazhuang, Xucun)

there are two villages here: Majiazhuang and xujiacun. According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surnames Ma and Xu moved to Jiancun from Hongdong, Shanxi Province. The surname of Ma is in the West. It is called Majiazhuang for short. The surname Xu is in the East, which is called xujiacun, or Xucun for short. After the merger of the two villages, named Mashu village. Mashu village has 1246 mu of arable land and 1226 agricultural population.

Du Jiatang

According to the genealogy of Du family and the inscriptions of Du's ancestors, Du Yongzi moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province in the early Ming Dynasty to build a village named Du Jiatang. In the second year of Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty, zhangshui rose sharply, and the original village was destroyed. Some of the surnames of Du were moved here, still named dujiatang. Dujiatang has 694 mu of arable land and 925 agricultural population. Du Yu, a famous scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, was a member of the Du family.

Fragrant house

Xiangfang village is recorded in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. According to the investigation, eight families moved from Han village to settle here in the Qing Dynasty. They set up houses to make incense and took the name of incense houses from the village. Xiangfang has 887 mu of arable land and 646 agricultural population.

Duan Wang

During the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, the Zhanghe River was flooded, and there was a vast ocean here. The villagers built a dam in the west of the village to stop the flood, so it was named Duanwang village. Since the Qing Dynasty and the Xian Dynasty, it has been Duanwang village. Duanwang has 437 mu of arable land and 451 agricultural population.

Shangcun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Shang moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun village, named Shangshang village. It is recorded in Qianlong Zhangde Prefecture annals of Qing Dynasty that there is Shangcun, which is called Shangcun for short. The name of the village has always been used. Shangcun has 884 mu of arable land and 1199 agricultural population.

Tofu camp

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, a Jia surnamed Shi Li Shuo Zhuang in Mizhou (today's Miyun County) of Beijing held a military post in the Zhao palace of Zhangde (today's Anyang). He set up camp here, so it's called tofu camp. It is recorded as tofu camp in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. The name of the village has always been used. Tofuying has a cultivated area of 2004 Mu and an agricultural population of 1633.

Liangjiadian

According to the investigation, it was the ferry of Zhanghe River in Ming Dynasty. Later, several families with the surname of Liang opened a shop here, so it was called liangjiadian. Qingguang Xu years has been for the Liang shop. Liangjiadian has 655 mu of arable land and 623 agricultural population.

Donglu village, Xilu Village

there was Lu Village in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was still in the Ming Dynasty. It was Lujia village in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Donglu village and Xilu village in Xianfeng Period, Donglu village and Xilu village in Guangxu period. According to Wang's genealogy, in the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Wang Huan and Wang Qian moved to Lu village from Hongdong in Shanxi Province. Because the pond beside the village is full of reeds, it is named Lucun. After the village is divided into two: Donglu village, Xilu village. Donglu village has 2665 mu of cultivated land and 2136 agricultural population. Xilu village has 1284 mu of arable land and 1464 agricultural population.

Guxintun

guxintun was formerly known as Xiaotun village. It is recorded as Xiaotun village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. From Xianfeng year to Guangxu year, it was Xiaotun village. Because the people who moved here built a new village, it was named guxintun. Later, it evolved into guxintun. Guxintun has 1414 mu of arable land and 1143 agricultural population.

Sanwang Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, three brothers surnamed Wang moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to build a village here, named sanzhongwang village. In the year of Qianlong, Xianfeng and Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, they were all sanzhongwang villages. Later, it was simplified as Sanwang village. Sanwang village has 1309 mu of arable land and 1110 agricultural population.

Xihao Village

According to the records of Hao's genealogy, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Hao moved from Tunliu County, Shanxi Province to Jiancun village, named Haojia village. Haojia village, or haocun village for short, was named from Xianfeng year to Guangxu year of Qing Dynasty. It was changed to Xihao village on March 2, 1982. Xihao village has 770 mu of arable land and 588 agricultural population.

Geng Xiaozhuang

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Geng moved here to build a village. Because the village was small, it was named Geng Xiaozhuang. Since the Qing and Xian dynasties, they have been gengxiaozhuang. Gengxiaozhuang has 700 mu of arable land and 650 agricultural population.

Buffalo plum

According to the inscriptions, in the early Ming Dynasty, Li Haode drove two buffaloes from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to move here. After kechangjue, his descendants became a village, hence the name shuiniuli village. There is a record of shuiniuli village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. The name of the village has always been used. Short for buffalo plum. Shuiniuli has 2514 mu of arable land and 1706 agricultural population.

Feng Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Feng moved here to settle down, so the village was named tongkuaijia village. Since the Qing Dynasty, it has been called Fengjia village for short. Fengcun has 358 mu of arable land and 371 agricultural population.

Shangcun

Shangcun has a long history. According to the records of Jiajing Zhangde Prefecture in Ming Dynasty, the Northern Song Dynasty was called Chunyu. Ming Zhengde years for lips in. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the village was named Shangjia village because it was regarded as a noble village. Since Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it has been called Shangjia village for short. still

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