Lezhi County belongs to ziyang, Sichuan Province, located in the middle of Sichuan Basin, in the golden section of Tuojiang River and Fujiang River watershed and Chengdu-Chongqing straight line, belonging to ziyang, bordering Yanjiang District, Anyue County, Anju District of Suining City, Daying County, Zhongjiang County of Deyang City, Jintang County of Chengdu City and jianyang city. Lezhi County is the hometown of Marshal Chen Yi, a proletarian revolutionary, strategist, diplomat and poet.
Lezhi County has a history of 1400 years since it was founded in Jiande, Northern Zhou Dynasty (AD 575). In the long history of more than 1000 years, Chen Tuan, the originator of Neo-Confucianism, and Kou Zhun, a famous figure in the Song Dynasty, were left behind, and Mr. Xie Wuliang, the secretary general of Sun Yat-sen's base camp, a great scholar, a great poet and a great calligrapher was born.
Ye Yong, the commander of the Fourth Red Division, Guo Longkai, the fighting hero of Shangganling Campaign, and Luo Guangxie, the hero of self-defense counterattack between China and India, emerged in Lezhi County. Mr. Wu Zhongliang, a famous patriotic overseas Chinese, was also born in this hot land, and the people of China and Marshal Chen Yi, the founding father, attracted worldwide attention.
As of June 20 19, Lezhi County covers an area of 1425 square kilometers, governing 25 townships and 632 administrative villages (communities). It is the second batch of pilot counties in Sichuan Province.
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The Historical Evolution of Lezhi
Before Lezhi was established as a county, it was ruled by ancient Shu, Qin, Han, Jin, Southern Dynasties (Song, Qi, Liang and Chen), Northern Wei and Western Wei. In the fourth year of Jiande in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (575), there were many wild counties in the county, which were classified as Puci County. In the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (583), Puci County was abolished and Duoye County was returned to Zhou Pu. In 13th year, Duoye County was changed to Puci County, which still belongs to Zhou Pu. In the first year of Daye (605), Zhou Pu, a provincial province, entered Jingzhou, and Puci County was placed under Ziyang County.
In the second year of Tang Wu (6 19), Puci County was assigned to Zhou Pu; In Tang 53, Puci County was established as Lezhi County, named after Lezhi Pool in the east of the county, which is the same as Lipu Prefecture. In the first year of Zhenguan (627), the county moved south road with Zhou Pu. In the second year of Shangyuan (675), he was transferred to Dongchuan, Jiannan Road, Zhou Pu. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Zhou Pu was changed to Anyue County. In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), the county was changed to Fuzhou, and the county, county and state remained unchanged.
In the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, counties and counties were occupied by Qian Shu (907-925), Hou Tang (925-934) and Hou Shu (934-965), all of which followed the Tang system. In the third year of Gande in the Northern Song Dynasty (965), Tangjian South Road merged into Xichuan Road, and the county belonged to Zhou Pu. In five years, he entered Lechi Puci and still transferred to Zhou Pu.
In the fourth year of Xianping (100 1), Zizhou Road was fenced. In the first year of Zhonghe (1 1 18), Zizhou Road was changed to Tongchuan Road, and the county magistrate remained unchanged. Zhou Pu and Lezhi were abandoned in the middle of the Southern Song Dynasty (around 1256). In the 23rd year of Yuan Dynasty (1286), the county belonged to Suining Prefecture. In the fourth year of Zheng Zheng (1344), Anyue County was restored, with the county as its jurisdiction. In twenty-two years, Anyue County's land was under the jurisdiction of the Ming Dynasty in the Great Summer of Earthquake.
In the first year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1465), six townships in Anyue were evacuated to Lezhi County, with seven households belonging to Tongchuan Prefecture. In the ninth year of Zheng De (15 14), the county transformed the state into the capital city. Jiajing six years (1522), the county belongs to Tongchuan prefecture. In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen (1644), Zhang established the Daxi regime in Shu, and the counties were abolished.
In the third year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1646), Pingshu was ruled by the Ming Dynasty, and the county belonged to Tongchuan Prefecture. However, due to years of war, the land is vast and sparsely populated, and there is no one to treat it. In the second year of Kangxi (1663), the county was merged into Suining, and in the fourth year it was merged into Pengxi. In the tenth year, it was happily restored and Anyue changed it. In nineteen years, the county granted the official seal, and he also took photos of Anyue County. Fifty-eight years, also known as Hezhou.
In the sixth year of Yongzheng (1728), Anyue County was restored and divided with Lezhi County. In 12 years, Tongchuan prefecture was promoted to the prefecture, and the county remained unchanged. Jiaqing seven years (1802), the county belongs to Tongchuan prefecture in northern Sichuan.
In the first year of the Republic of China, the Sichuan military government cut off Sichuan Road in the north; In 2 years, the Taoist system was restored and the government system was abolished. County belongs to Chuanbei Road; In 3 years, Chuanbei Road was changed to Jialing Road, and the county seat was the jurisdiction; /kloc-the road was abandoned in 0/7, and the county was transferred to the province; In 24 years, Sichuan implemented the administrative supervision area, and the county was subordinate to 12 administrative supervision areas.
1949 12 14 Lezhi County was liberated, and the county belongs to Suining District of North Sichuan Administrative Office. In September, 1952, Sichuan Province, Suining District and its subordinate counties resumed. 1958 10, the county was changed to Neijiang area.
1968 Lixian county, Neijiang region. 1February, 985, Neijiang area was restructured and built into a city, and the county belongs to Neijiang city. 1February, 1998, the county was assigned to Ziyang area. In February, 2000, Ziyang area was restructured and established as a city, and the county belonged to Ziyang.
1997, governs 16 Town and 9 townships: Tianchi Town, Shifo Town, Huilan Town, Shijie Town, Tongjia Town, Giant Buddha Town, Lin Bao Town, Liang 'an Town, Jin Shun Town, Zhonghechang Town, Labor Town, Guilin Town, Fuxing Town, panlong town Town, Copper and Aluminum Town, etc.
The county government is located in Tianchi Town, 97 kilometers away from Neijiang City. There are Yi, Tibetan, Qiang, Miao, Hui, Mongolian, Tujia, Yi, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Naxi, Buyi, Bai, Zhuang and Dai.
In 2000, it administered 8 towns 17, including Tianchi Town, Shifo Town, Huilan Town, Shijie Town, Tongjia Town, Lin Bao Town, Dafo Town, Liang 'an Town, Jin Shun Town, Zhonghechang Town, Labor Town, Zhongtian Town, Fuxing Town, panlong town Town, dongshan town Town, Copper and Aluminum Town and Gaosi Town.
On March 16, 2009, the Sichuan Provincial People's Government agreed to move the residence of the People's Government of Foxing Town, Lezhi County from Linjiangchang to Pailouchang.
Baidu encyclopedia-Lezhi county
Lezhi county people's government-overview of Lezhi
Lezhi County People's Government-Overview of Lezhi (Historical Evolution)