It was called Nanzhao in the Tang Dynasty.
The Song Dynasty was Dali.
All belong to a part of the southwest Yi nationality.
After the Song Dynasty, it was incorporated into Chinese territory, and after Gong, it was called Yunnan.
Question 2: What was Jianshui in Yunnan called in ancient times, Butou, also called Badian? During Nanzhao period in Tang Dynasty, Licheng was built in Huili, which was translated as "Jianshui" in Chinese and was under the jurisdiction of Tonghai Dufu. Dali in Song Dynasty belonged to Abai Department of Xiushan County. Water County was established in Yuan Dynasty, and Lin 'an County in Ming Dynasty. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, Shuizhou was rebuilt as Jianshui County.
Question 3: What are the names of ancient provinces in China? That's the name.
Shandong is named because it is located at the eastern foot of Taihang Mountain. Most of the Tang Dynasty belonged to Henan Road; JD.COM Road was built in the Song Dynasty and later divided into JD.COM Road and West Road. Jin Geng Shandong East Road and West Road are the beginning of Shandong's name. Yuan set up Shandong East-West Road; Ming established Shandong Province, later changed to Shandong Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Shandong Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
Shanxi is famous to the west of Taihang Mountain. Most of the Tang Dynasty belonged to Hedong Road; Hedong Road in Song Dynasty; Northeast and south roads of Jinfen River; Yuan set up Hedong Road in Shanxi, which was the beginning of Shanxi's name. Shanxi Province was established in Ming Dynasty and later changed to Shanxi Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Shanxi Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
Henan is named because it is located in the south of the Yellow River. There was Henan County in the Western Han Dynasty, which was the beginning of Henan's name. Most of the Tang Dynasty belonged to Duji Road and Henan Road; Song set up Gyeonggi Road and Jingxi Road; Jin changed Nanjing Road; Yuan is located in Jiangbei Province, Henan Province and Jiangbei Road, Henan Province; Ming set up Henan province, later changed to Henan Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Henan Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
Hebei is named because it is located in the north of the Yellow River. Most of the Tang Dynasty belonged to the North Road, which was the beginning of Hebei's name. Hebei Road was set up in Song Dynasty, which was later divided into Donghe North Road and Xihe North Road. Jinmen Hebei East Road has Damingfu Road; Yuan Sheyan South Road; Beiping Province was established in the Ming Dynasty, and was later abolished. All the states and Zhili States were directly under the central government, which was called Beizhili. The Qing Dynasty reformed Zhili Province; Hebei province was changed to 0929 in 65438, and the name of the province has not changed.
Hunan is named because it is located in the south of Dongting Lake. Tang belongs to Jiangnan West Road and Guizhou Middle Road, with Hunan observers behind it, which is the beginning of Hunan's name; Song called Hunan Road; Yuansheling North Hunan Road; Ming belongs to Huguang Province, later changed to Huguang Bureau; Hunan province is classified as Huguang province, and the name of the province has not changed so far.
Hubei is named because it is located in the north of Dongting Lake. Tang belongs to Jiangnan East Road, Huainan Road and Shannan East Road; Songjing Hubei Road, Hubei Road for short, is the beginning of Hubei's name; Yuan set up Jiangnan Hubei Road; Ming belongs to Huguang Province, later changed to Huguang Bureau; Hubei province is located in Huguang province, and the name of the province has not changed.
Guangxi is named after Guangnan West Road for short. Tang belongs to Lingnan Road; Guangnan West Road in Song Dynasty, referred to as Guangxi Road for short, was the beginning of Guangxi's name. Yuan set up Liangjiang Road in Guangxi; Ming established Guangxi Province, later changed to Guangxi Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Reform of Guangxi Province in Qing Dynasty; Or during the Republic of China; After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), it was changed to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and the name of the region has not changed.
Guangdong is named Guangnan East Road for short. Tang belongs to Lingnan Road; Guangnan East Road in Song Dynasty, referred to as Guangdong Road for short, was under the jurisdiction of old Guangzhou, which was the beginning of its popularity. Yuan established Haibei Guangdao; Ming established Guangdong Province, later changed to Guangdong Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Guangdong Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
Heilongjiang is named after Heilongjiang. Jilin General was appointed general of Heilongjiang in Qing Dynasty, and changed to Heilongjiang Province in late Qing Dynasty. The name of the province has not changed so far.
Liaoning is named after the permanent tranquility of the Liaohe River Basin. Tangshu Hebei Road; Tokyo Road, Liao Zhi; Gold is still there; Yuan established Liaoyang Province; Ming is the commander of Liaodong; General Liaodong was established in Qing Dynasty, later changed to General Fengtian, later changed to General Shengjing, and later changed to General Fengtian in late Qing Dynasty; The Republic of China changed Liaoning Province from 65438 to 0929, which was the beginning of Liaoning's name. The Puppet Manchukuo was restored to Fengtian and changed to Liaoning Province1945 after the recovery; At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was divided into Liaodong Province and Liaoxi Province, and then merged to restore Liaoning Province. The name of the province has not changed so far.
Zhejiang is named after Zhejiang (also known as Qiantang River). Tang belongs to the eastern part of Jiangnan, with one observer in eastern Zhejiang and one observer in western Zhejiang. Two Zhejiang roads were located in the Song Dynasty, and the Southern Song Dynasty was divided into two East Zhejiang roads and two West Zhejiang roads, which were called East Zhejiang Road and West Zhejiang Road for short. Yuan set up the right road of East Zhejiang Sea Road and West Zhejiang Road; Ming set up Zhejiang province, which was the beginning of Zhejiang's name, and later changed to Zhejiang Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Zhejiang Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
Anhui is named after Anqing and Huizhou. Jiangnan West Road and Huainan Road under the Tang Dynasty; Songjia Jiangnan East Road and Huainan West Road; Yuan belongs to Jiangdong Jiankang Road and Huaixihe North Road; In the Ming dynasty, governments at all levels and Zhili Prefecture were directly under the central government, which was called Zhili, and later changed to Nanzhili; In the Qing Dynasty, the reform of Jiangnan province and the establishment of Anhui province alone were the beginning of Anhui's name. Or during the Republic of China; At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, North Anhui Administrative Office and South Anhui Administrative Office were established respectively, and then merged to restore Anhui Province. The name of the province has not changed so far.
Jiangsu is named after Jiangning and Suzhou. Jiangnan East Road and Huainan Road under the Tang Dynasty; Songjia Jiangnan East Road, Zhejiang West Road and Huainan East Road; Yuan belongs to Jiangdong Jiankang Road, Jiangnan Zhexi Road and Huaidongjiang North Road; In the Ming dynasty, governments at all levels and Zhili Prefecture were directly under the central government, which was called Zhili, and later changed to Nanzhili; In the Qing Dynasty, jiangnan province was restructured, and then Jiangsu Province was established separately, which was the beginning of the name of Jiangsu. Or during the Republic of China; At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Subei Administrative Office and Sunan Administrative Office were established respectively, and then merged to restore Jiangsu Province. The name of the province has not changed so far.
Fujian is named after Fuzhou and Jianzhou. Tang belongs to Jiangnan East Road, followed by Fujian Observer, which is the beginning of Fujian's name; Songzhi Fujian Road; Yuan set up Fujian Haiyuan Road; Fujian Province was established in Ming Dynasty and later changed to Fujian Ministry of Foreign Affairs; The name of Fujian Province has not changed since the Qing Dynasty.
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Question 4: Who knows the ancient name of Kunming? As a place name, the word "Kunming" was difficult to research before the Tang Dynasty. There are different opinions about the origin of the word "Kunming". Most scholars believe that "Kunming" was originally the ethnic name of an ancient nation in southwest China. "Kunming" was written as "Kun", "Kun Mi" or "Lin Kun" in China ancient literature. In the early days, it was not the name of a city, but the name of an ancient nation living in the southwest of China, that is, today's western Yunnan and southwestern Sichuan. According to records, the appearance of the word "Kunming" can be traced back to the period of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty. Sima Qian, a famous historian at that time, wrote in Historical Records? "Biography of Southwest China" wrote: "From the east of the same division (now Baoshan) in the west to the north, they are named Q and Kun, all of which are compiled and distributed, and migrate with livestock, but they are often not located, and they are long and can travel thousands of miles." Thus, the word "Kunming" is the ethnic name of a minority in ancient Yunnan. "Kunming" appeared as a place name in the Tang Dynasty. "In the second year of Wude, Kunming County set up a town, and the land of Kunming was connected to the south, hence the name." Accordingly, Kunming County is not Kunming today, but Dingze Town (now Yanyuan County) in Sichuan. The reason why Dingze Town was named "Kunming" in the Tang Dynasty has been clearly written in the records, which is why it is close to Kunming. Kunming here still refers to the Kunming people. Before the Gai Han and Tang Dynasties, most ethnic groups in Kunming settled in western Yunnan. It was not until Nanzhao and Dali that Wuman and Baiman rose, and the place where Kunming people lived was occupied by Wuman and Baiman. Kunming talents moved eastward to central Yunnan and lived around Dianchi Lake. In the second year of Song Bao V (1254), Dali was destroyed in the Yuan Dynasty and a "Thousand Houses in Kunming" was established in Shanshan. "Kunming" began to appear as a place name and has continued to this day. As for the meaning of the word "Kunming", Jin Changju explained: "Most of the migrants grow Kunming in Japan, and a few species grow in Japan." This sentence can be interpreted as the Kunming nationality with a large population.
Question 5: What was the name of ancient Baoshan? Baoshan was called Yongchang in ancient times.
Historically, it is the habitat of the earliest primitive resident "Pupiao people" in western Yunnan. In the middle of the warring States period, it was the ruling center of the ancient Ailao country; BC 109, the Han Dynasty set up a county and an official here, "from mourning to decline"; In 69 AD, Wang Liumao of Ailao became an "internal reference", and Yongchang County, the predecessor of Baoshan City, was proclaimed. According to documents, Yongchang County was very vast at that time, which was roughly equivalent to the vast areas of western Yunnan, southern Yunnan and northern Myanmar. There are 2,365,438+0,897 households and 65,438+0,897,344 people, making it the second largest county in Li Zhuo in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Since then, after the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the emperor changed his surname several times, the Yongchang county system was abolished, and the jurisdiction was also modified. To the Tang and Song Dynasties, Baoshan belonged to Nanzhao first, which was Yongchang Festival. After returning to Dali, it was still in the early stage, and later it was changed to Yongchang House. Both local ethnic regimes take Dali as their capital and Baoshan as their base for development to the west. In the early Yuan Dynasty, there were 3,000 households in Yongchang and 10,000 households in Dali. Later, Yongchang House and Dali Jinya were successively changed to Marshal House (Shuaifu is not in Dali, but in Baoshan). The current name of "Baoshan" in the Ming Dynasty was first used in the third year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1524), and Baoshan County was established as "Fu Fu Fu Guo". In the Qing Dynasty, there were Yongchang Mansion, a local mansion, two halls, two counties, two states, two long lawsuits, three appeasement departments and five propaganda departments. It is the most complicated municipal government in the province.
After the Revolution of 1911, the county seat was abandoned in 19 13. Because there is a county named Yongchang under Jinchang, Gansu Province, renamed Baoshan, Tengyue Road is located in Tengchong, and its jurisdiction is equivalent to Baoshan, Lincang, Lijiang, Dali, Dehong, Nujiang and Diqing. 1930, the first frontier inspection office was set up in the cutting road, which governed 12 county and 10 administrative region; 1940, change the administrative inspector of Longteng Border Region; 1942, the sixth district administrative inspector office was established and the administrative office was moved to Baoshan; 1948, the twelfth administrative inspector's office was established, and the administrative office was moved to Tengchong, under the jurisdiction of 4 counties and 7 administrations.
June 5438+February 2000 Baoshan City was established with the approval of the State Council. Its predecessor, Baoshan District, was established on February 28th, 1949, with a wide jurisdiction, including 7 counties and 7 administrations, including all Baoshan and Dehong today and a part of Lincang and Nujiang. After several adjustments, it has formed the current pattern. That is, one district and four counties: Longyang District, Shidian County, Tengchong County, Longling County and Changning County.
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Question 6: What was the name of Yuxi in ancient times? It was called "emerging country" in ancient times.
A brief history of Yuxi:
Yuxi City governs 1 District 5 counties and 3 ethnic autonomous counties. Under the jurisdiction of the whole city, the Han Dynasty belongs to Yizhou two counties. Shu and Han belong to Yizhou, Xinghe and Gu counties. The Eastern Jin and Southern Dynasties belong to Jinning, Jianning, Liangshui and Xinggu counties. Sui belongs to Zhou Kun. The early Tang Dynasty belonged to Li and Gou Jian. Nanzhao period in the Tang Dynasty belonged to Tuodong Festival, Tonghai Governor and Sound Festival. Dali in Song Dynasty was divided into 37 departments, which were good at explaining the government and saving money. When Yunnan was founded in Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Chengjiang Road, Lin 'an Road, Yuanjiang Road and Zhongqing Road. In Ming Dynasty, Chengjiang Road was changed to Chengjiang Mansion, Tonghai, Huaning and Eshan belonged to Lin 'an Mansion, Xinping County was newly set to Li 'an Mansion, Yimen belonged to Yunnan Mansion, and Yuanjiang was set to Yuanjiang Military and Civilian Mansion. In the Qing Dynasty, Xinping belonged to Zhili Prefecture of Yuanjiang, and the rest was ruled by Ming Dynasty. In the Republic of China, Fuzhou was abandoned and roads were set up, which belonged to Zhongdian Road, Mengzi Road, Pu 'er Road and Retreat Road, and the county was directly under the province. In the late Republic of China, the Sixth Administrative Supervision Department was established in Xinping.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Central Yunnan Commissioner's Office was established in June 1 950+1October/0/,and was renamed Yuxi Commissioner's Office in March, covering Yuxi, Kunyang, Jinning, Chenggong, Chengjiang, Jiangchuan, Huaning, Tonghai, Hexi, Eshan, Yimen and Xinping. 195 1 year, Eshan County was changed to Eshan Yi Autonomous Region. 1954, Yuanjiang County, which originally belonged to Mengzi District, belongs to Yuxi District. 1956, Eshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture was changed into an autonomous county. 1960, Jinning County (including Kunyang and Chenggong) was transferred to Kunming City. 1970 65438+February, Xinping County was changed to Xinping Yi and Dai Autonomous County, Yuanjiang County was changed to Yuanjiang Hani Yi and Dai Autonomous County. 1August, 983, Yuxi County was changed to Yuxi City (county level).
1998, with the approval of the State Council, Yuxi area was abolished and a prefecture-level Yuxi city was established. On June 28th, a conference was held to celebrate Yuxi's land withdrawal and city establishment, and the newly established municipal leading organs were listed. Yuxi City has jurisdiction over Hongta District (formerly county-level Yuxi City), Jiangchuan County, Chengjiang County, Tonghai County, Huaning County, Yimen County, Eshan Yi Autonomous County, Xinping Yi and Dai Autonomous County and Yuanjiang Hani Yi and Dai Autonomous County.
Question 7: What is the ancient name of Zhaotong in history? Zhaotong is a municipal administrative region under the jurisdiction of Yunnan Province, located in the northeast of Yunnan Province, at the junction of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan provinces. Lower reaches of Jinsha River; Located in the transition zone from Sichuan Basin to Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau.
Zhaotong is high in the south and low in the north, with the lowest elevation of 267m (Shuifu County) and the highest elevation of 4040m (Qiaojia County), with a total area of 2302 1 km2.
Zhaotong has one district (Zhaoyang District), 10 county and 143 townships (offices). At the end of 20 10, the total population was 5213,000, including 542,000 people from 23 ethnic minorities such as Miao, Yi and Hui.
Zhaotong is an important gateway for Yunnan Province to Sichuan and Guizhou provinces, an important channel for Central Plains culture to enter Yunnan, and one of the three birthplaces of Yunnan culture (Kunming, Zhaotong and Dali). Known as the hub of China's famous "Southern Silk Road", "the key is in the south of Yunnan and the throat is in the west of Sichuan".