Zhang Cun Ji Xiang, Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province

Zhangcun Jixiang

Zhangcun has four administrative villages: Zhangcun East Street, with 2175 mu of arable land and 1502 agricultural population. Zhangcun South Street has 1836 mu of cultivated land and 1155 agricultural population. Southwest Street of Zhangcun village has 1439 mu of cultivated land and 965 agricultural population. Zhangcun northwest street has 1375 mu of arable land and 997 agricultural population.

Introduction to villages and towns

Zhangcunji has a long history and has formed a village as early as the Northern Song Dynasty. Later, it developed into a market, named zhangcunji. In Zhengde year of Ming Dynasty, Linzhang county annals was recorded as Zhangcun collection. It is recorded as zhangcunji in Xianfeng year of Qing Dynasty and zhangcunji in Xuguang year of Qing Dynasty. The name of the village is still used today.

Subordinate villages

Danian Village

In 2012, Danian village was in the south of zhangcunji. According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the people who moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province settled here. In the village, there was Pan Da Shi Nian, so it was named da Nian village. The village is now under the jurisdiction of Ji'nan street, Zhang village.

Fengzhuang

in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Feng moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named fengjiazhuang. Fengzhuang for short. Fengzhuang has 1120 mu of arable land and 538 agricultural population.

East in the garden, West in the garden

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the Yu family moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, where they dug wells to grow vegetables and named it yujiayuan. It is recorded as yujiayuan in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. Later, it developed into two villages. In the rich years of the Qing Dynasty, it was Dongyu homeland and Xiyu homeland. Later, it was simplified as Dongyu garden and Xiyu garden. The name of the village is still used today. It is now an administrative village. At present, there are 1070 mu of cultivated land and 710 agricultural population.

Dongda branch, Xida branch

Dafanzhuang was originally named Xizhang village. During the Hongwu Period of Ming Dynasty, the village was flooded and divided into two parts. It was renamed dafenzhuang. Later, it developed into two natural villages: Dongda sub village and Xida sub village. It is now an administrative village. Dafanzhuang has 1023 mu of cultivated land and 524 agricultural population.

Dongtun, Xitun

in the early Ming Dynasty, people from Hongdong, Shanxi province came here to settle down and engaged in burning pots. The village was named shaopentun. Houcun is divided into two natural villages, dongshaopentun and xishaopentun. Simplified as dongtun and Xitun, the village name is still used today. It is now two administrative villages. Dongtun has 982 mu of arable land and 675 agricultural population. xitun has 2101 mu of arable land and 1088 agricultural population.

Zhang stand, Yan stand

In the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, the Xianbei people built Yecheng as their capital. 35 kilometers east of Yecheng, they built a tall platform to watch the pastoral area, which was called the grandstand, and later developed into a village. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was called the grandstand. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a grandstand club. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, there were Yan's stand and Zhang's stand. In Xianfeng Period of Qing Dynasty, there were grandstand Zhuang, grandstand Zhang, grandstand Ren, grandstand Yan and grandstand Yue. Guangxu years for the grandstand and Yan grandstand. Now it is Yue stand, Yan stand, Zhang stand and Ren stand. Zhang grandstand has 800 mu of arable land and 780 agricultural population. Yan grandstand has 1343 mu of arable land and 931 agricultural population.

Heilong Temple

in the early Ming Dynasty, people moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here. Because there was a black dragon temple in the west of the village, which was named after the temple for short. It was called Heilong temple in Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Heilongmiao has 3543 mu of arable land and 1690 agricultural population. It is said that Heilong temple is the hometown of Guo Pu, the Minister of the Ming Dynasty. There is a piece of ruins in the northeast corner of the village, which was the Old Homestead of Guo PU.

Qianwang Village

in the early Ming Dynasty, the Wang family of Hongdong, Shanxi Province moved to settle here, so the village was located in the south of Heilong temple, so it was named Qianwang village. Qianwang village is recorded in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Qianwang village and Heilong temple are administrative villages. Qianwang village is the hometown of Deng Fenglin, a famous quyi artist and member of China quyi Artists Association.

Nanjia Village

in the early Ming Dynasty, three brothers surnamed Jia moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, so they were named Jiajia village. It was changed to Nanjia village on March 2, 1984. Nanjia village has 1164 mu of cultivated land and 742 agricultural population.

Xinsan Village

In the early Ming Dynasty, Shanxi Hongdong people came to settle here. There was a sanguanye temple, which was named after the temple. It has been called Sanguan temple since Qing Dynasty. Sanguan temple, Yue stand and Ren stand are now an administrative village, collectively known as the new three villages. Xinsan village has 1568 mu of arable land and 949 agricultural population.

Cui Cun

in the early Ming Dynasty, the Cui family moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and named it Cuijia village. It has been called Cuijia village since Qianlong of Qing Dynasty. Later, it was simplified as Cui Village. Cui Village has 1700 mu of arable land and 1174 agricultural population.

Shenjia Village

in the early Ming Dynasty, the Shen family moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and named it Shenjia village. The name of the village is still used today. Shenjia village has 1958 mu of arable land and 1232 agricultural population.

Huang Village

in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Huang came to settle here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and was named Huangjia village for short. The village and Shenjia village are an administrative village.

Dong Cun

In the early Ming Dynasty, the Dong family came to settle here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and named it Dongjia village. Dong village has 1235 mu of arable land and 891 agricultural population.

Qianwang Village (Wang Xianwu Village)

Qianwang village is located in the south by west of zhangcunji. In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, Wang Xianwu moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Wang Xianwu village, which later evolved into Qianwang village. The village has 867 mu of arable land and 1047 agricultural population.

Nanshizhuang

in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Shi moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and was named Shijiazhuang. Because it is located in the south of beishizhuang in Baihe Township, it is named nanshizhuang. Nanshizhuang has 907 mu of cultivated land and 660 agricultural population.

Zhang Zhuang

in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Zhang moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, so it was named Zhangjiazhuang. The village and nanshizhuang are an administrative village.

Gaozhuang

In the Qing Dynasty, the Zhanghe River flooded many times, and Wu village was destroyed by the water. Gao Huanzhang, the village, moved here to settle down and named it gaojiazhuang, or Gaozhuang for short. Gaozhuang has 838 mu of arable land and 787 agricultural population.

Du Tang

According to the genealogy of Du family and the inscriptions of Du's ancestors, Du Yongzi moved from Hongdong County of Shanxi Province to build a village in the early Ming Dynasty. The village was named Du Jiatang. In the second year of Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty, zhangshui waterfall rose and the original village was destroyed. Part of the surname Du was moved here, and the village name was still dujiatang. In order to be different from dujiatang in Zhanghe, it was renamed Dutang. Dutang has 497 mu of arable land and 408 agricultural population.

Guo Shaozhuang

In the early Ming Dynasty, Guo Shao moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Guo Shaozhuang. Guoshaozhuang has 1330 mu of arable land and 579 agricultural population.

New village

The residents of the new village used to live in the south of the Zhanghe River embankment. Due to the Zhanghe River disaster, it was moved to the north of the dike to build another village, named Xincun. The new village has 400 mu of arable land and 472 agricultural population.

Rao Bing Tai (Liaozhen Hall)

Raobingtai has a long history, and it has evolved into "liaozhentang" since the Qing and Xianfeng years. Now it is an administrative village with nanshizhuang. it is said that during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Li Huangmen (the official in charge of the imperial court) violated the laws and regulations, copying at home and destroying nine families. The emperor sent the imperial army to Li Huangmen's house (now Gangshang village, zhuanzhaiying township) to check. Guo Pu, the elder of the cabinet, was so anxious that he forged the imperial edict, saying that Li Huangmen, Shanxi Province, had violated the law. After seeing the imperial edict, the leader of the Imperial Guard believed it, so he led the troops to make a detour from a small village to the north of Zhanghe River and headed for Shanxi. Since then, the village has been called raobingtai, and the story has been handed down to this day. Li Huangmen, also known as Li Qin, is a senior official of Huangmen.

Jiahekou

According to Jia's genealogy, in the early Ming Dynasty, Jia family moved from Tunliu County, Shanxi Province to settle here. Because it was located at the ferry of Zhanghe River, it was named jiahekou. In the Xunian of Qing Dynasty, it was called jiahekou. Jiahekou has 4140 mu of arable land and 1688 agricultural population.

Tian Mawu

According to Tian's genealogy in tianmawu village, this village was formerly called Zhongtian village. In the third year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty, the village was named tianmawu village because it was successful in defending people's lives. Tianmawuzhuang was named in Xianfeng year of Qing Dynasty and tianmawucun in Guangxu year of Qing Dynasty. Tianmawu has 1785 mu of arable land and 922 agricultural population.

You xianliu

it is said that the Liu family moved to settle here in the early Ming Dynasty, and the village image was suokou, named suokou Liu village. Later, Liu Xian went to Yunnan and became famous as an official. He changed his name to youxianliu village and later simplified it to youxianliu village. Youxianliu now has 1680 mu of arable land and 894 agricultural population.

Xiaowang Village

according to legend, Wang's family name moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province in the early Ming Dynasty. Because the village was small, it was named Xiaowang Village. Xiaowang Village has 1350 mu of arable land and 609 agricultural population.

Panjia Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the pan family moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and named it Panjia village. It is recorded as Panjia village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Panjia village has 825 mu of cultivated land and 357 agricultural population.

Donghua Buddhist Hall

According to the temple stele in the sixth year of Longqing in the Ming Dynasty, there were many wars in the late Yuan Dynasty, and there was no one in this village for a long time. In the early Ming Dynasty, after Cheng and Li moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, they led the public to rebuild the temple on the site of the ancient temple. The stone Buddha was carved inside, which was called "flower Buddha Hall". The village got its name from the temple. The village is located in the east of the temple, so it is called East Flower Buddha Hall. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, it was named Donghua Buddhist hall, and the name of the village is still used today. The temple was converted into a school in the 1950s. Donghua Fotang has 960 mu of cultivated land and 490 agricultural population.

Zhang Tanhua

According to legend, this village was called hexi'an village in Ming Dynasty. Because Zhang Tanhua occupied a large area of land and manor in Cizhou, the name of the village was changed to Zhang Tanhua. It was called zhangtanhua village in Xianfeng year of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Zhang Tanhua has 1890 mu of cultivated land and 850 agricultural population.

Front mounting, rear mounting

Anshang village has a long history and has been formed as early as the Northern Song Dynasty. According to the records of Jiajing Zhangde Prefecture in the Ming Dynasty, this village was called "Anchang" in the Northern Song Dynasty, which means to live in peace and prosper. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, Dongan village and Xi'an village are recorded. Guangxu years for the former Anshang village, after Anshang village, the village name is still used today. qiananshang has 1065 mu of arable land and 600 agricultural population. later on

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