In the fifth year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (1 1 1), an uprising of the Qiang nationality occurred, forcing Anding County and Beidi County to move inward and become nomadic areas of the Qiang nationality, and the county organizational system was abandoned.
During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Qianjuan area successively belonged to the former Zhao (Xiongnu), the later Zhao (Jie), the former Qin (Bian) and the later Qin (Qiang). During the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was a skinny town. During the Western Wei Dynasty, Mingshan County was established and belonged to Pule County. In the second year of Baoding in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (562), Huizhou was established and the state was governed by Mingshan County. In the sixth year of Jiande (577), it was changed to Mingsha Town.
In the 10th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (590), Feng 'an County was located in Lingwu County, north of the Yellow River. In the 19th year of Kaikai (599), Mingsha was set up, and at the same time Mingsha was assigned. In the third year of Daye (607), Zhou Huan was abandoned and Mingshan County was transferred to Lingwu County.
In the second year of Tang Wude (6 19), Huizhou was established, which governed the famous counties. In the fourth year of Wude (62 1), Feng 'an County was analyzed from Lehui County. In the fourth year of Zhenguan (630), he returned to the state and administered counties such as Feng 'an. In six years (632), Zhou Huan was established, which governed Mingsha and other counties. In the ninth year (635), Zhou Huan was abandoned and Mingshan County was changed to Lingzhou. In the 13th year (639), Feng 'an County was abandoned and merged into Le Hui County. In the third year of Tang Xianheng (672), an Anle House was set up in Mingsha boundary to resettle Tuguhun tribe who moved in from Qinghai. Long live the first year of Tian Tong (696), and set up the Fengan Army in Feng 'an. In the second year of Shenlong (706), when Turkic Khan sipped the frontier silently, Mingsha County moved to Feng 'an City and returned soon. At the beginning of Kaiyuan (7 13——), it was located in Jimi County, Gaolan, East of Mingsha boundary, belonging to Tielehun Department of Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Guangde (763), Mingshan County fell into Tufan and moved back to Feng 'an City. After it was recovered in the third year of Dazhong (849), Weizhou was located in Anlefu, Mingsha County, and administered Mingsha and other counties. In the first year of Zhonghe (88 1), Xiongzhou was established in Feng 'an City. In the third year of Guangqi (887), Tufan invaded again and Weizhou moved to Liangzhou Town.
In the fifth year of Xianping in the Northern Song Dynasty (1002), Li and Tangut captured Lingzhou. Since then, Zhongning area has been ruled by the party and township. Xixia established Helan Army in Fengan Military City north of the Yellow River.
Mingsha County was established in Yuan Dynasty, which belongs to Ningxia government. Set up two land and water posts in Mingsha Prefecture.
In the 24th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (139 1), Zhu Fang was made king of Qing Dynasty, and Mingsha was guarded by the imperial guards in Wang Fu. Ningxia Zhongwei was founded in the first year of Wenjian (1399). Zhangyibao and Wei Wu Fort in Zhongning area belong to Zhongwei in the west and Guangwuying and Mingsha Prefecture in the east.
In the second year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1724), the health center system was abolished, and Zhongwei in Ningxia was changed to Zhongwei County, and Zhongning area was subordinate to Zhongwei County. In the twenty-fourth year of Qianlong (1759), the inspection department of the canal mouth was established in Ning 'anbao to manage the affairs of the canal mouth and Ning 'an on behalf of Zhongwei County, and its jurisdiction was slightly larger than that of Zhongning County today.
After the Revolution of 1911, the county organizational system remained unchanged, and Quning Inspection Department was abolished.
In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), Zhongning County was located in the east of Zhongwei County, named after the initials of Zhongwei and Anning.
In the 23rd year of the Republic of China (0934 1934 65438+1October 65438), the government of Zhongning County was formally established, and the county seat was located in Ning 'anbao.
In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1945), it belonged to the second administrative supervision area of Ningxia Province (located in Zhongning County). Soon, the area was withdrawn and Zhongning County was returned to the province.
1September 949 14, Zhongning was liberated.
1952, Long Bridge and Baiqiao Town in Area 2 were abolished, and Jinya and Majiazitan towns were added; In the third district, Liu Miao, Kongtai and Changtan were abolished, and Shangzhuang, Wanjiatan and Huangxin were added. Fourth area abolished Xue Ying and Sandaoqu townships and increased Huangying and Bai Matan townships.
1May, 953, Yaoyashan Township was placed under Tongxin County.
1954 Ningxia province was abolished, and Zhongning belongs to Yinchuan area of Gansu province.
1958 After the establishment of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, it was placed under the jurisdiction of Ningxia Autonomous Region.
1955 1 1 month, the jurisdiction was revoked, and the county was adjusted to 1 town 18 township.
1965, Chengguan Town was established.
1966 changed its name under the name of revolutionary commune, and then resumed its original name.
Yinnan District was established in 1972, and Zhongning County belongs to Yinnan District.
1978, the autonomous region decided to establish a state-owned Changshantou mechanized farm on the basis of Chenmajing commune, and Chenmajing commune was abolished.
1984, the commune was renamed township.
In September, 1985, Changshantou Township was added. The county governs 1 town, 14 townships and 1 township area. There are also two township-level hanging villages, and two autonomous regions are state-owned farms.
1February, 986, Mingsha and Shikong townships were changed into towns.
1May, 987, set up Battlefield Township and Majialiang Township; At this point, the county * * * governs 3 towns 14 townships.
1998, under the territorial jurisdiction of Wuzhong.
In 2000, Zhongning County governed 3 towns and 14 townships.
On June 5438+February 3, 20031day, the State Council approved Zhongning County and Haiyuan County as newly established prefecture-level central defenders. The autonomous region decided to put Shoushui Town of Tongxin County under the jurisdiction of Zhongning County.
In 2005, Zhongning County governed 5 towns and 5 townships, with administration of *** 134.
On June 27, 2006, the People's Government of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region agreed to divide the Qingtongxia Reservoir Wetland Protection Zone into part of Zhongning County and 80.2 square kilometers of land in Xintian and Yuejin Village of Baima Township of Zhongning County into Qingtongxia City, and revoked the former Qingtongxia Reservoir Wetland Nature Reserve Management Bureau of the Autonomous Region Environmental Protection Bureau.
On April 20 12 18, the battlefield was changed from township to town. The county has jurisdiction over 6 towns, 4 townships, 2 administrative committees and 1 12 administrative villages. The government is located in Ning 'an Town.