Wangjia Town, Zhaohua District, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province

Wangjia town

Wangjia town is under the jurisdiction of Zhaohua District, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province.

introduce

Wangjia town is adjacent to Longwang Town of Cangxi County in the East, Lianwen village in the south, bolingou town and Weizi town in the west, and mianmotan town and Jinxian town in the north, with a scenic area of 69.77 square kilometers. The cultivated land is 17625 mu, and the forest coverage rate is 56.9%. It has jurisdiction over 11 administrative villages, 1 community neighborhood committee and 72 agricultural cooperatives.

The total population is 10271 (2017).

There are 1 middle school, 1 primary school and 1 health center, and 11 village health stations. Local police stations, courts, judicial offices, post offices, telecommunications, water supply, hydropower, power supply, land and resources, family planning service stations and other agencies are located in Wangjiachang town. It is 29.5km away from Yuanba town. It's located in Xiaoba, so it's called duowang.

Wangjia town has four distinct seasons and abundant rainfall. The climate is characterized by abundant vegetation in the south, humid air and bright sunshine in the north. Due to the inconvenient transportation, the development of industry and commerce is slow, but the environmental protection is good, and the air quality is very high. Now, Wangjia town has all realized the hardening of Town Road (trunk line to the village), and the traffic conditions have been significantly improved.

The main food crops in Wangjia town are rice, corn and wheat. The main economic crops are rape, soybean and tobacco. The main animal husbandry is raising pigs, chickens, rabbits and silkworms. Township enterprises have breweries, grain and oil processing plants.

In 2015, wangjiagongmi was recognized as a product protected by geographical indications. The song "rice comes from jinmaoshan and beauty comes from Yangpingguan" refers to wangjiagongmi. Kiwi fruit, walnut, rattan pepper and other industries are developing vigorously.

In 2015, the town's GDP reached 180 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 7.5%; the total industrial output value was 45 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 23%; the total agricultural output value was 42 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.8%; the investment in fixed assets reached 23 million yuan, 180% of the target task; the total retail sales of social consumption reached 62 million yuan; the per capita net income of farmers in the town reached 8252 yuan, an increase of 1066 yuan over the previous year.

Evolution of organizational system

During the Neolithic period, Wang's family was a part of the "Daxi Culture" (about 4400-3300 BC) in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River.

In the first year of Jifa, King Wu of Zhou Dynasty (1046 BC), the ancestors migrated from the Sihe River Basin of Han River in Yunyang (now Shiyan, Hubei Province). Today, the ancestors in Guangyuan and Bazhong established two Di Marquis states (patrilineal clan tribe), Xikai and Pingzhou, and a Qiang Marquis state "Feng". The national capitals are located in tujiba, Shipan village, Zhaohua District, Donghe Town, Wangcang County, Qiping Town, Cangxi County. The jurisdiction of Xikai state is about Zitong County in Mianyang, Jiange County, Qingchuan County, Lizhou District, Zhaohua District in Guangyuan. The jurisdiction of Pingzhou state is Wangcang County and Cangxi County in Guangyuan. The jurisdiction of Fengguo state is from Qiping Town, Cangxi County in Guangyuan to Enyang District in Bazhong. The Wangs belong to the state of Xi.

During the Xia Dynasty, the Wangs belonged to the Xia clan Alliance (Yugong ancient Kyushu) in Liangzhou.

During the Shang Dynasty, the Wangs belonged to the Qiang tribe Liangzhou.

In the spring and Autumn period, in the eighth year of Jixi (368 BC), the king of Zhou, Du Shang sent an army to destroy xikan and pingtui States, and then granted his younger brother Du Jiameng the title of Ju state, a vassal of Hanzhong. The Wangs belong to the state of Ju.

During the Warring States period, in the sixth year of Jiding (316 BC), King Shenliang of Zhou Dynasty, King Huiwen of Qin Dynasty sent Zhang Yi, Zhang Ruo and simacuo to lead a team to take Shiniu road to destroy Shu, Ju and ba. Set up Shu county. The Wangs belong to Jiameng county.

The county names of Qin and Han Dynasties remained unchanged.

In 217 ad, Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty changed Jiameng County into Hanshou County. The Wangs belong to Hanshou County.

In the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (AD 280), Hanshou County was changed to Jinshou County, belonging to Zitong county. The Wangs belong to Jinshou County of Zitong county.

In the 15th year of the reign of emperor Liezong of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (390 A.D.), Jinshou County abolished the system of county promotion and became Yichang county. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County.

In the first year of Liu Yuyong (420 A.D.), the emperor Gaozu of Song Dynasty, Jin Shoujun was renamed Songxi Jun. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County, Songxi County.

In the first year of Yongtai (498), the Ming emperor of the Southern Qi Dynasty set up Shoujun of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Xing'an County. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County.

In the second year of Zhengshi (505 A.D.) of the Northern Wei Dynasty, xiyizhou was established to govern Xing'an County. The Wangs belong to Xingan County, Shoujun County of xiyizhou and Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In the second year of Liang Datong (536 A.D.), xiyizhou was changed to Lizhou, which was located in Shoujun of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County, Songxi County.

In 553 ad, Lizhou was changed to Xiyi Prefecture. Still governing Xing'an County, leading Jinshou, Xinba, Enjin, Songxi four counties. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County, Songxi County.

In 554 ad, Xiyi Prefecture was changed into Lizhou. It has jurisdiction over Shoujun in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Shoujun in the Western Jin Dynasty, Xinba Jun, nanbaishui Jun, Songxi Jun, etc. The Wangs belong to Xing'an County, Songxi County.

In 583, Emperor kaihuang of Sui Dynasty stopped all the counties, and Lizhou led eight counties, including Xing'an County. In 598, Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty changed Xing'an County to miangu county. Jin'an county (now Jiangkou Town of jiangge county) was changed to Jiameng County, taking the old name of Jiameng County in Han Dynasty. In the third year of Daye (607), the governor's office and Lizhou were abolished, and seven counties were set up, including Yicheng County and lingmiangu county. The Wangs belong to miangu County, Yicheng Prefecture.

In 618, the first year of Wude in Tang Dynasty, Yicheng County was changed to Lizhou. In the first year of Tianbao (742), it changed Lizhou into Yichang County, and led the jurisdiction of six counties, including miangu county. In the first year of Qianyuan Dynasty (758), Yichang county was changed to Lizhou, and the county remained unchanged. The Wangs belong to miangu County, Lizhou.

In the early Song Dynasty, Lizhou belonged to Xichuan Road, and later to Lizhou road. In the 14th year of Shaoxing (1144), Lizhou road was divided into Lizhou East Road and Lizhou West Road. In the 5th year of Shaoxing (1194), it was merged into Lizhou road. In the 2nd year of Qingyuan (1196), it was merged into Lizhou road in the 3rd year of Jiading (1210). In the 11th year of Jiading (1218), it was still divided into Lizhou East Road and Lizhou West Road. The Wangs belong to Lizhou East Road.

Yuan Xianzong three years (1253) Lizhou, Lizhou capital Marshal house. In the third year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty (1266), he visited Zhongshu Province in Shaanxi Province and Sichuan Province (in the 17th year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty, he returned Jingzhao). In 1277, Shuai Fu was terminated and Li Zhou was promoted to Guangyuan Road of Guangyuan Prefecture, which means to expand the territory of Yuan Dynasty. The Wangs belong to Guangyuan Road.

In 1371, Guangyuan Road was abolished and Guangyuan mansion was preserved. In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376) of Ming Dynasty, Guangyuan Prefecture was descended to Baoning Prefecture, and miangu county was the province. In 1380, miangu county was restored. In 1389, Guangyuan Prefecture was reduced to Guangyuan County, and then miangu county was merged into Baoning Prefecture until Qing Dynasty. The Wangs belong to Guangyuan County, Baoning Prefecture.

During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, there were 57 fortresses in Guangyuan County, including Zetian, Jiachuan, Guanghua, Weitun, shensha, Bailong and shunba. The Wangs belong to golden hat castle in Bolong township. As for the trade and economic situation, it is recorded that "Longtan, Sanyuan, Shijing, Jinniu, Wencun and Yuntai of Bailong, Motan and Wangjiaba of Jinmao are all mountain farms, with no special products. The county and its neighboring areas all depend on them for their abundant years of rice."

In the second year of Jiaqing (1797), Wang sanhuai, the leader of the white lotus sect, attacked Bailong and Jinmao fort of Guangyuan from the East River of Cangxi.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing government approved the implementation of the new policy of "establishing local autonomy". In 1910, Li Daohe (Ba Jin's father), the county magistrate of Guangyuan, prepared for autonomy and established one city, two towns and seven townships. Urban area, lesuan town (subordinate 11 Fort), Huangyang town (subordinate 6 Fort), Shangxi township (subordinate 4 Fort), Dayan township (subordinate 5 Fort), Dashi township (subordinate 7 Fort), Baishui township (subordinate 7 Fort), Gaocheng township (subordinate 7 Fort), Ganhe township (subordinate 9 Fort), Jinmao township (subordinate 2 fort, jinmaobao, bailongbao). The Wangs belong to jinmaobao, jinmaoxiang, Guangyuan County, North Sichuan.

In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), North Sichuan Road was cut off, and Guangyuan County belonged to Baoning Prefecture. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), Guangyuan County was located in the north of Sichuan Province. In 1914, Chuanbei road was renamed Jialing Road, and Guangyuan County was Jialing Road.

In 1914, autonomy was suspended. The township was changed into Tuan district and district. In 1915, Guangyuan County set up 14 regiment districts and 57 fortresses. The fourteenth regiment consists of jinmaobao and bolongbao. The Wangs belong to the 14th regiment jinmaobao.

On June 8, 1918, the fifth division of the Sichuan xiongkewu division of the Kuomintang defeated Liu Cunhou and Zhong Tidao again and occupied Guangyuan.

In the middle of December 1932, the main force of the Fourth Front Army of the Red Army was from Shaanxi to Sichuan. The CPC Guangyuan County Committee and the Soviet government of Guangyuan County were established in wangcangcheng.

On June 13, 1933, Zhang Guotao and Xu Xiangqian of Sichuan Red army defeated Tian Songyao's troops in liulinxi of Guangyuan, and Tian's troops broke into Jialing River.

On July 23, 1933, the Fourth Front Army of the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army established the Jialing County Soviet in jinyuanba town. The Wangjiaba area and beierliang Soviet Area in Jialing county were established. Wang family, Wang hometown, Soviet government.

On January 17, 1935, Ding Delong Brigade (independent brigade), the first division of KMT (Hu zongnan), took over Guangyuan Zhaohua in northern Sichuan.

In 1935, on the basis of changing townships into regimental districts and districts, the boroughs below the districts were changed into Lianbao and Baobao. Guangyuan County changed 14 regiment districts into 4 district departments, 57 fortresses into 29 joint insurances, with jurisdiction over 348 insurances. Among them, the first area includes 6 fortresses of shunba, Shangxi, Xiaxi, Huilong, Sandui and Ciyao in the former first area, 5 fortresses of Zhangshi, Sanshan, kuanchuan, Qianjin and Gaoyao in the former second area, and 2 fortresses of Jinmao and Bailong in the former fourteenth area. After the reform, the first district has jurisdiction over eight joint guarantees and 135 joint guarantees. The Wangs belong to the first district.

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