The new (Hunan) Hefei (Ze) Railway runs across the east and west. Provincial Highway 308 and 2 13 run through the whole territory, and two expressways, Ji (Yuan) East (Ming) and Da (Qing) Guang (Zhou), pass through here.
The county covers an area of 105 1 km2, with 860,000 mu of cultivated land, 6 towns, 8 townships and 4 offices, and a population of 800,000.
It is the hometown of chefs in China, the anti-corrosion capital of China, the hometown of hoisting machinery in China, the national green agriculture development demonstration zone and the national health county.
Historical Evolution There are Yangshao Cultural Site in Fuqiudian, Longshan Cultural Site in Dagang, Qiu Yi and Sufen in Changyuan County, which can prove that humans lived here 6,000 years ago.
Changyuan belonged to Wei in the Western Zhou Dynasty.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wei established Puyi (now Changyuan County) and Yi Kuang in the land of Changyuan.
Kuangcheng Site is located in Kongzhuang Village, Zhangzhai Township, southwest of Changyuan County 10 km, formerly known as Kuangzhu.
The famous Kuang people surrounded the cave, which happened here.
During the Warring States period, Wei's and Puyi were annexed by Wei, located in a village 5 kilometers northeast of the county seat.
At that time, there was a long wall, or defensive wall.
This barrier is either used for waterproofing or for retaining soldiers. At this time, it has the name of "Changyuan".
According to the "History of Warring States" written by Yang Kuan, "Yuan notes (without Guo) still circulate along the Yellow River in Wei Dynasty, and the main casting cities are Guanyuan and Changyuan (now northeast of Changyuan County, Henan Province).
There are long walls and long walls cast in the placanticline.
At that time, the money was mostly used for place names, so it was called Changyuan, and the first wall was the first, so it was named Changyuan. Before the Qing Dynasty, Chen Qiang Village was also called Li Qiang Village, and there are still villages named after walls.
The siege of Wei and the rescue of Zhao took place here, known as the Battle of Guiling in history.
In 22 1 year BC, the state of Qin merged with the world, established counties, and changed the first city to Changyuan County.
In the Western Han Dynasty, it was named Changyuan County, and Qiu Ping County and Luochang Houguo were newly established.
Xin Mang changed Changyuan County to Changgu County.
From the Eastern Han Dynasty to Changyuan and other countries and Qiu Ping County.
In the fifth year of Jianwu (AD 29), Changhou State was restored.
In the fifteenth year of Jianwu (AD 39), it was abolished.
During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Wei and was later transferred to Chen Liuguo.
In the Western Jin Dynasty, Changyuan belonged to Chen Liuguo and Chen Liujun.
During the Sixteen Kingdoms Period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, it was successively under the jurisdiction of the six countries, namely, Houzhao, Yan Qian, Qianqin, Houyan, Houqin and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the Eastern Jin Dynasty controlled this place twice for about six years.
In the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Emperor Wudi of the Southern Song Dynasty occupied Henan, and placed Zhou on the sliding platform to rule Changyuan.
In the eighth year of Taiping Zhenjun (AD 447), Changyuan was merged into Waihuang (now northeast of Qixian County and southeast of Lankao).
In the third year of Jingming (AD 502), Changyuan County was restored, and it still belongs to Dongjun.
Eastern Wei and Northern Qi remained the same.
From the Warring States (Wei) to the early Sui Dynasty, it lasted more than 800 years, and the county metallurgy was located in Chen Qiang Village.
At the beginning of Sui Dynasty, it was still named Changyuan County.
In the 16th year (AD 596), the county moved to Fugu City (now the temple slope area in the south of the city). Because there is an ancient Kuangcheng in the southwest of the city, it was changed to Kuangcheng County. In the same year, Changyuan County was established in Weicheng (sister village in southeast of Jinhua County).
In the first year of Daye (AD 605), Kuangcheng County was abandoned and merged into Changyuan, both of which belonged to Dongjun County.
In the first year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (AD 6 18), it was still divided into Kuangcheng and Changyuan counties, both of which belonged to Huazhou, Henan Province.
In the eighth year of Zhenguan (AD 634), the abandoned Changyuan County was merged into Kuangcheng County.
In the Five Dynasties, Hou Liang changed Kuangcheng to Changyuan, which was subordinate to the Kaifengfu of Dongdu. The later Tang Dynasty was changed to Kuangcheng County, which belongs to Bianzhou; Kuangcheng in the late Jin Dynasty still belongs to it; After the Han Dynasty, Fuzhou remained unchanged, so it was called Song Dynasty.
In the Song and Yuan Dynasties (AD 960), in order to avoid the taboo of the word "Kuang", Kuangcheng was changed to a county.
Dazhong detailed operator for two years (1009), changed to Changyuan county.
It took 608 years from the Sui Dynasty to the early Jin Dynasty, and the county system was in this area.
In the fifth year of Jin Mingchang (1 194), the Yellow River diverted eastward from Wu Yang. In order to avoid flooding, in the fourth year of Taihe (1204), he moved to the county to administer the Liu Zhong area of Miao Village.
In the early Yuan Dynasty, it was changed to Baobao Prefecture, and soon it was changed to Changyuan County.
During the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, in 165, the county was ruled in Liu Zhong.
Ming dynasty belongs to Daming mansion, Kaicheng.
In the second year of Hongwu, due to the flood of the Yellow River, he moved to Pucheng Town, the county seat.
The Qing Dynasty belonged to Zhili province.
/kloc-in 0/8, it was placed in Laishui, Hebei Province, belonging to Placanticline.
During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the Japanese puppet government and Japanese democracy coexisted.
194 1 year, the fourth Commissioner of Hebei, Shandong and Henan administrative office led by * * decided to assign the northeast of Changyuan County to Dongyuan County for anti-Japanese democracy * * *; 1943, it was decided to put the northwest of Changyuan under the anti-Japanese democratic jurisdiction of Weinan County.
At the same time, the anti-Japanese democracy in Binhe County was established in the border areas of Changyuan, Slip, Pu (Yang) and Dong (Ming), which was abolished in 1945 and owned by the people of Changyuan County, and the county worked in Luanhe River.
1947 liberated changyuan city.
/kloc-in the spring of 0/947, the citizens of the county entered the county seat.
1949 Changyuan County is a newly-built Puyang area in Pingyuan Province; 1952 12 Pingyuan province was revoked and merged into Henan province, and placanticline was subordinate to Puyang district, Henan province; 1954, Puyang area was revoked and changed to Xinxiang area; 1February, 955, it was assigned to Anyang area; 1April, 958, Anyang area was revoked and Changyuan was returned to Xinxiang area; 196 1 year 65438+ February, Anyang area resumed, and Changyuan returned to Anyang; 1983, Anyang Special Zone was abolished, and Changyuan belonged to the newly established Puyang City.
1986 has been assigned to Xinxiang city since March.