Liuyuan Town, Linzhang County, Handan City, Hebei Province

Liuyuan town

Liuyuan town is a famous town in Linzhang County of Handan City in Hebei Province and Guazhou County of Jiuquan City in Gansu Province. There are differences in history, economy and culture.

Basic information

Liuyuan Zhen is located in the south of the county, 20 kilometers away from the county. It covers an area of 70.92 square kilometers and has a permanent population of 59042 (2017). It has jurisdiction over 53 administrative villages and the town government is located in Nanjie Village. Cha Liu highway and Cai Xi highway cross the border.

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130423103: ~ 201 Liuyuan South Street Village ~ 202 Liuyuan East Street Village ~ 203 West Street West Village ~ 204 West Street East Village ~ 205 Liuyuan North Street Village ~ 206 Dong village ~ 207 Housan village ~ 208 Beiyang village ~ 209 Chai village ~ 210 Shi village ~ 211 Liu village ~ 212 wulongmiao village ~ 213 Gao Village ~ 214 Yin village ~ 215 Xue village ~ 216 Nanyang Village ~ 217 Shangzhuang village ~ 218 Hukou village ~ 219 Liuyuan Chen village ~ 220 lvxiaozhuang village ~ 221 lixiaomiao village ~ 222 Luo village ~ 223 Yuan village ~ 224 Shexian village ~ 225 Dongnan Wang village ~ 226 Zhang Yangyang village ~ 227 Zheng Yangyang village ~ 229 Ren Yangyang village ~ 230 Zhu Yangyang village ~ 231 Gaojiadian village ~ 232 xinxiaozhuang village ~ 233 erfenzhuang village ~ 234 liwangtun village ~ 235 Donghao village ~ 236wu village ~ 237 nandengzhuang village ~ 238 Xixin village ~ 239 Fanying village ~ 240 Liying village ~ 241 Huying village ~ 242 Heying village ~ 243shen village Jiahai village ~ 244 Laotian village ~ 245 liuguangying village ~ 246 Xinying village ~ 247 Ma village ~ 248 Dongfeng Village ~ 249 Xifeng village ~ 250 Dongshen village ~ 251 XIAOZHANGZHUANG village ~ 252zhao village ~ 253pengmiao Village

Historical evolution

Liuyuan township was established in 1953, commune in 1961 and town in 1984. in 1996, Macun township was incorporated. In 1997, it covers an area of 71.7 square kilometers and has a population of 52000. It has jurisdiction over Nanjie, Dongjie, xijiexi, xijiedong, Beijie, Dongcun, Housan, Beiyang, chaicun, Shicun, Liufu, wulongmiao, Gaocun, Yincun, Xuecun, Nanyang, Hukou, Chencun, lvxiaozhuang, lixiaomiao, Luocun, Yuancun, shexianzhuang, dongnanwang, zhangyangyang, liyangyang, zhengyangyang and renyangyang There are 53 administrative villages, namely, zhuyangyang, Gaojiadian, xinxiaozhuang, Xixinzhuang, erfenzhuang, liwangtun, donghaocun, Wucun, nandengzhuang, Fanying, Liying, Huying, Heying, shenjiahai, laotiancun, Macun, Dongfeng, Xifeng, Shencun, XIAOZHANGZHUANG, nanzhaocun, pengmiao, Shangzhuang, liuguangying and Xinying.

Overview of villages

(it governs 53 administrative villages and 53 natural villages)

Liu Yuan Ji

According to the "Linzhang county annals · Ye Xia Ku Ning Ba" records: "Linzhang county has also involved. According to the investigation of his father and the elderly, it is said that during the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, there were three willows in the garden of Guo Taishi, the potential official of Shexian County, which were washed away by zhangshui. The family members searched along the river bank and came to Linzhang, where they saw the willows in Sanchuan. So they pointed to the willows and the land, which is called Liuyuan land in Shexian county. " Liuyuan got its name from this. Later, Liuyuan developed into a market. In Zhengde of Ming Dynasty, it was called liuyuanji, and the name of the village is still used today. Liuyuan is an important town in Zhanghe and Henan Province, with roads extending in all directions, convenient transportation and developed industry and commerce. It is now divided into five administrative villages: Liuyuan East Street, with a cultivated area of 1520 Mu and an agricultural population of 1172. Liuyuan South Street has a cultivated area of 2591 Mu and an agricultural population of 1904. Liuyuan West Street has 1403 mu of arable land and 1054 agricultural population. The cultivated land area of Liuyuan North Street is 1235 mu, and the agricultural population is 897.

Shexian Village

According to the records of Linzhang county annals, Linzhang has a land area of 50 hectares, 19 mu, 4 points and 9 li. In the Yongle period of Ming Dynasty, there were three willows in the garden of Guo Taishi, a senior official of Shexian county. The water overflowed in Zhangzhou, and the willows in the garden disappeared. His family searched along the river. When they came to Linzhang County, they saw willow trees, so they referred to it as Shexian willow garden land. Zhangfa was the tenant, and the village was Shexian village. The village got its name from this. The village was named shexianzhuang in the Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Shexianzhuang farming area of 1365 mu, agricultural population of 805 people.

Six lamb villages

Liuyuan town north of the existing Li, Zheng, Zhu, Zhang, Liang, Ren six lambs. According to the records of Linzhang county annals, during the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, it was a shepherd's area, gradually forming villages. Beining is called Yangao, and later evolved into a lamb. In the early Ming Dynasty, the surnames of Li, Zheng, Zhu, Zhang, Liang and Ren successively moved here to settle down. The village names were Li yanglamb, Zheng yanglamb, Zhu yanglamb, Zhang yanglamb, Liang yanglamb and Ren yanglamb. The name of the village has been used since the Qing Dynasty. the cultivated area of Li yanglamb is 1496 mu, and the agricultural population is 1125. The cultivated area of Zheng Yangyang is 888 mu, and the agricultural population is 479. Zhu lamb has 833 mu of arable land and 518 agricultural population. The cultivated land area of Zhang Yangyang is 1301 mu, and the agricultural population is 903. Ren lamb has 1430 mu of arable land and 958 agricultural population. The agricultural population of Liang lambs is more than 300, and now it is under the jurisdiction of lambs.

Gaojiadian

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Gao moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here and opened a shop in the village, named Gaojiadian. Qing xianfengnian is Gaojiadian. The name of the village is still used today. Gaojiadian has 345 mu of arable land and 310 agricultural population.

Xin Xiaozhuang

According to the investigation, during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, the original village was swept away by the Zhanghe River, and some villagers moved eastward to build a new village. Because the village was small, it was named xinxiaozhuang, which later evolved into xinxiaozhuang. Xinxiaozhuang has 909 mu of arable land and 727 agricultural population.

Xixinzhuang

According to the records of Linzhang county annals, during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Li Qin was a high official of Huangmen in the middle of the dynasty. He built two manors in the East and west of the village and hired people to take care of them. People gradually settled here and formed villages. This village is in the west, named Xixinzhuang, and later evolved into Xixinzhuang. Qingguangxu years for Xixinzhuang, the name of the village is still used today. The cultivated land area of Xixinzhuang is 2479, and the agricultural population is 1505.

Erfenzhuang

According to the investigation, during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, the Zhanghe River overflowed and some villages were destroyed. The second son of the Li family moved here to settle down and was named Er Fen Zhuang. There are two sub villages in Xianfeng year of Qing Dynasty. The name of the village is still used today. Erfenzhuang has 799 mu of arable land and 1010 agricultural population.

South Dengzhuang

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Deng moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named dengjiazhuang. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it is named dengjiazhuang for short, and its name is still used today. On March 2, 1982, it was changed to nandengzhuang. Nandengzhuang has a cultivated area of 2628 Mu and an agricultural population of 2100.

Wucun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the Wu family moved here to settle down. Guan drilled a well in this village and named it wujingtai village. It is recorded as Wujia village in Qianlong Zhangde Fu Zhi of Qing Dynasty. The name of the village is still used today. Wu village has 455 mu of arable land and 979 agricultural population.

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Liwangtun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surnames Li and Wang moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Li Wangtun. It was recorded as liwangtun in Qianlong zhangdefu annals of Qing Dynasty, and later evolved into liwangtun. Liwangtun has a cultivated area of 1308 Mu and an agricultural population of 1175.

Hao Cun

According to the records of Linzhang county annals, this village was originally named Huacun. Later, Hao family moved to live here, with a large population, and changed its name to Haojia village. Haojia village was named in Xianfeng years of the Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. Hao village has 1086 mu of arable land and 893 agricultural population.

Beiyang Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Yang moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Yangjia village. Because the village is located in the north of Liuyuan, it was renamed Beiyang village. Beiyang village has 700 mu of arable land and 535 agricultural population.

Housan Village

(Jiacun, guoxiaozhuang and Xucun) when the people's commune was established in 1958, Nancun, guoxiaozhuang and Xucun were merged into a production brigade to become an administrative village. Because it is located in the north of Liuyuan, it is named Housan village. Housan village has 1476 mu of arable land and 1044 agricultural population.

Dong Cun Street

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the Dong family moved here from Hongdong, Shanxi Province, and named it Dongjia village. Connected with Liuyuan, it was changed to Dongcun Street on March 2, 1982. Dongcun street has 770 mu of arable land and 459 agricultural population.

Chai Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, Chai moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Chaijia village. According to the records of Zhangde Prefecture of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty, it is called Chaijia village for short. The name of the village is still used today. Chai village has 1159 mu of arable land and 675 agricultural population.

Stone Village

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Shi moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to settle here, named Shijia village. It was called Shijia village in Qing Dynasty. The name of the village is still used today. Shicun has 734 mu of arable land and 464 agricultural population.

Liu Cun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Liu moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Liujia village. It was named Liujia village in Xianfeng year of Qing Dynasty. Liu village has 1156 mu of arable land and 619 agricultural population.

Gaocun

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Gao moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Gaojia village. Gaojia village is called Gaojia village in Qing Dynasty. The name of the village is still used today. Gaocun has 727 mu of arable land and 411 agricultural population.

Southeast King

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the surname Wang moved from Hongdong, Shanxi Province to Jiancun, named Wangjia village. In the Qing and Xianfeng years, it was Wangjia village. Because the village is located in the southeast of liuyuanji, it was later changed into dongnanwang village, which is called dongnanwang for short. The southeast king has 1757 mu of arable land and 1244 agricultural population.

Wulong Temple

According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, the village was called Zhangjiazhuang. There is a puddle in the northwest of the village. Because of the successive years of drought, the villagers built a Wulong temple here to pray for rain. From then on, the name of the village was changed to Wanglong temple. It was called Wulong temple in the Qing Dynasty, and its name is still used today. The cultivated land area of wulongmiao is 2055

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