Bai He Ji Xiang, Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province

Baiheji Township

Baiheji township was called Baihe in the Northern Song Dynasty. In Zhengde year of Ming Dynasty, it was a collection of white cranes. In the year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it was the collection of Baihe, and in the year of Xianfeng, it was the collection of Baihe Village. Guangxu year has been Baihe collection. Baiheji Xiang covers an area of 48.9 square kilometers and has a population of 37900 (2002). Jurisdiction of 22 administrative villages, township government in baiheji village. Linyan road transit.

administrative division

(it governs 22 administrative villages and 24 natural villages) Zhang Baihe this village is called "Zhang Baizi" in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it was called Baihe. It is Zhang Baihe in the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Baihe has 3115 mu of arable land and 1460 agricultural population. Bingmazhai village it is said that in ancient times, it was once stationed in Bingma village as a barracks, and later formed a village, which was named bingmazhai. Since the year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, the village has been called Bingma village. Bingmazhai has 2630 mu of arable land and 1619 agricultural population. Tian Village in the Northern Song Dynasty. It was called Tiancun village in Ming Dynasty. In the year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it was Tiancun and Beitian village. Xianfeng year has been Tiancun. Tiancun has 3264 mu of arable land and 1999 agricultural population. Daying according to the investigation, there is an iron Buddha Temple in the west of the village. The Buddha statue in the temple has the inscription "bingmaying iron Buddha Temple". It proves that this place used to be called Bingma camp. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it is called Bingying, which has been called Daying since Xianfeng. Daying has 2416 mu of arable land and 1339 agricultural population. Fu Village: according to the investigation, during the Hongwu Period of the Ming Dynasty, the surname Fu moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Fujia village. In the Qing and Xianfeng years, it has been called Fujia village. Later, it was simplified as Fu Cun. Fu village has 2292 mu of cultivated land and 1385 agricultural population. chaichang: according to the investigation, two families surnamed Chai first settled here, named CHAIJIAZHUANG. It is recorded as CHAIJIAZHUANG in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, it was called chaijiachang in Xianfeng year, and it has been called chaichang since Guangxu year. The village has a population of more than 150, which is under the jurisdiction of baiheji. Beizhangzhuang: according to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Zhang moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Zhangjiazhuang. Since the year of Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, it has been called Zhangjiazhuang, which is simplified as Zhangzhuang. Because of the duplicate name, Linzhang county government changed it to beizhangzhuang on March 2, 1982. Beizhangzhuang has 1000 mu of cultivated land and 758 agricultural population. Jiang Village: according to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Jiang moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Jiangjia village. It has been Jiangjia village since Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, and then simplified to Jiangcun. Jiangcun has 1730 mu of cultivated land and 1257 agricultural population. Liang Village: according to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Liang moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Liangjia Village. Since the year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it has been called Liangjia Village, and later simplified as Liangcun. The village has 2731 mu of arable land and 1504 agricultural population. Zhang Village: according to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Zhang moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named zhangjiacun. Since the year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it has been called zhangjiacun, and later simplified as Zhangcun. Zhangcun has 1436 mu of arable land and 768 agricultural population. you ge Liu Village: according to the investigation, this village was once called Zheng Zhuang. At the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Liu family moved here to settle down, named Liujia village. Later, due to the ancient temple in the east of the village, it was renamed Youge Liucun. Yougeliu village has 3328 mu of cultivated land and 3260 agricultural population. Du Youfang: Du Youfang was called Niu Fang in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, the Du family moved here to settle down, and later evolved into Du Youfang. Duyoufang has 2455 mu of arable land and 2095 agricultural population. Jiang Youfang: Jiang Youfang was called Niu Fang in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, the Jiang family moved here to settle down, and later evolved into a ginger oil workshop. The village has 770 mu of arable land and 604 agricultural population. Yuanyoufang: yuanyoufang was called niufang in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, the yuan family moved here to settle down, and later evolved into yuan Youfang. Yuanyoufang has 2098 mu of cultivated land and 1339 agricultural population. Ma Huang: according to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, this village is called Huangli village. Later, because most of the surnames were Ma, it was renamed Ma Huang village. Mahuang has 5441 cultivated land and 3627 agricultural population. Chenli Village (Chenjia village, Lijia Village): in the early Ming Dynasty, the surnames of Chen and Li moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Chenjia village and Lijia village. Lijia village is recorded in Jiajing Zhangde Fu Zhi of Ming Dynasty. Chenjia village and Lijia village were in the prime of the Qing Dynasty. Guangxu years for Chenjia village, Lijia village. In 1956, the two villages were merged and named Chenli village. Chenli village has 3557 mu of arable land and 2144 agricultural population. Beishizhuang: in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Shi moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Shijiazhuang. Later, it was simplified as Shi Zhuang. Due to the fact that there is a Shizhuang in the south of Ji township of Zhang village, it was renamed beishizhuang for its difference. Beishizhuang has 3080 mu of arable land and 2284 agricultural population. he village: in the early Ming Dynasty, the he family moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to establish a village, named Hejia village. It was called hejiazhai in Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Later, it was simplified as hezhai. The village has 2667 mu of arable land and 1789 agricultural population. Che Xiang Ying: it is recorded as Che Ying in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. Dunying was in the prime of the Qing Dynasty. Later, it evolved into a car to camp. Chexiangying has 2755 mu of arable land and 1516 agricultural population. Wei Village: in the early Ming Dynasty, the Wei family moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Weijia village. It is recorded as Weijia village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Later, it was simplified as Wei village. Weicun has 2220 mu of arable land and 997 agricultural population. Li Tuo: it was called tuofang in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Li moved here to settle down. He took the name of the village li tuofang and later evolved into Li tuofang. There are 2559 mu of cultivated land and 1462 agricultural population in ligucamel. Niugu camel: it was called tuofang in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, Niu family moved here to settle down. He took the name of Niu tuofang from the village and later developed into Niu Gu camel. Cattle camel has 1563 mu of arable land and 880 agricultural population. Caogu camel: it was called tuofang in the Northern Song Dynasty. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Cao tuofang took the name of the village and later evolved into Cao Gu Tuo. The village has a population of more than 430, which is under the jurisdiction of niugutuo village.

Historical evolution

Baiheji commune was set up in 1961 and changed to Baihe Township in 1984. In 1996, Ge Liu township was incorporated into the city. In 1997, with an area of 48.9 square kilometers and a population of 37000, it has jurisdiction over 22 administrative villages, including baiheji, Jiangcun, Zhangcun, Liangcun, Beizhang, Daying, Tiancun, bingmazhai, zhangbaizhai, Fucun, geliu, chexiangying, Weicun, ligutuo, niugutuo, hezhai, Mahuang, beishizhuang, duyoufang, jiangwangfang, yuanyoufang and Chenli.

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