Guzhongmen and today's Zhongmen; Dazhong Gate, Zhong Gate; You are loyal, and I am loyal. The definitions of Zhongmen place names and "loyal people" are complicated. As a new Mazu and studying Mazu's birthplace, I need to describe the development of Zhongmen place names simply and clearly. After many years of development, the loyal door has changed beyond recognition. The most authentic loyal people can't tell the place names of their hometown. If you know your virtue, you will be more loyal to heaven. In 568 AD, Putian became a county. Zhongmen, called Fuxi (Puxi) Island in ancient times, has always been under the jurisdiction of Putian County.
I'm glad to meet the faithful teachers, and I'm willing to take care of them. In the 16th year of Tang Zhenyuan (8 years), Lin Yun, a native of Pu, was awarded "loyalty". Mazu, Tianhou, Lin Mo has something to do with it. Wang CuO Village, Zhongmen Town, Mazu's ancestral home, has a couplet in Chongxing Palace, the upper courtyard of Houshe: "Gaozu moved south to open a scenic spot, and his great-great-grandson was outstanding and brilliant." You can see the origin of the loyal door. During the Five Dynasties of the King of Fujian, Sun Lin, the secretariat of Lin Yunzhi in Tang County, lived in the state of animal husbandry. Due to the chaos of the times, Lin Cong moved from Beiluo Village to Fuxizhou.
the ancestor of Mazu, Beiluo; Mazu's birthplace, Huangluo. New Mazu style, tower snail. Beiluo Village is located in Fenglin Natural Village on the north side of Xitianwei Town in Putian and at the south foot of Zixiao Mountain. Zixiao is also the root of "Guipu Tour" in Putian. In ancient times, Putian Plain was undeveloped, and there was no bridge to cross Yanshou Creek. After entering from the estuary, the ancient post road from Fuzhou to Quanzhou and Zhangzhou walked around the mountain along the foothills. Beiluo Village was the only place where the post road passed, and the post road was set up with a "Yougong Bridge".
Family Ride of You Family in Guipu is a genealogy of You Family Tour, with a note in You Family Litchi Forest: Fenglin Street at the foot of Zixiao Mountain, with a post station called Fenglinpu. Lin Lai, the ancestor of "Zhongmen", the ancestor of Mazu, from Beiluo Village and the ancient "Fenglin Street". Bao Ji, the son of Lin Biao, paid official homage to the military and horses envoys of the later Zhou Dynasty. Xian Tong chased Lin Yun, his grandfather, for ten years. Putian county magistrate ordered to build a memorial archway in Fuzhoupu and carve "loyalty" to promote Lin Yun. Spring and autumn thinking newspaper, the original temple of loyalty and filial piety. The people called the memorial archway "Loyal Gate", and the Loyal Gate was changed to "Loyal Gate Pavilion" in Song Dynasty.
In the first year of Song Jiayou, Emperor Renzong wrote a poem for Lin's Genealogy. Loyalty and filial piety are legendary, and there are countless descendants in ancient and modern times. The word "loyalty and filial piety" was given to Yue Lin, the imperial adviser, and Lin Yun, the seventh ancestor of Mazu, was commended for his "loyalty and heroism". Huangluo, the birthplace of Mazu, has some historical sites related to it. People call the "gate of loyalty and loyalty" the "gate of loyalty" and it has evolved into a place name. Zhongyi township is in the middle of the dawn, and it is full of enthusiasm. In the Song Dynasty, the "Zhongmen Pavilion" was located in Xin 'anli (now Zhongmen) to the east and Chongfuli (now Zhongmen) to the west. Xiaoyu in Chongfuli has evolved into Xiuyu, with the elements of "Guipu Tour" in Putian.
Song and Putian counties are divided into six townships. One of them, Gande Township, is Zhongmen Peninsula. Song, the administrative district of Putian County, has 34 miles under the "township". Zhongmen Peninsula is bounded by Zhongmen Pavilion in Zhongmen Village; Tingdong is called Xin 'anli (including Meizhou Town today), and Tingxi is called Chongfuli (including Dongzhuang Town today). In the Yuan Dynasty, the construction of villages and towns followed the Song system. In the Ming Dynasty, Putian County changed six townships into seven districts, and Gande Township was the seventh district. After the Qing dynasty cut off the border, the zoning was abolished. After twenty years' re-boundary, Kangxi still belongs to the seventh district, and the territory is still divided into Chongfu and Xin 'an.
twenty years after Kangxi, the "organizational system" of Loyalty Gate was basically stable in the Republic of China and New China. Meizhou is sometimes in the "organizational system" of Zhongmen. In the summer of 1996, a part of Putian County, including four towns in Zhongmen Town, belonged to the north bank of Meizhou Bay. Meizhou Bay North Shore Economic Development Zone was established with the approval of Fujian Provincial People's Government in 1996, which is an economic development zone. Administrative divisions, or Putian County. In 1997, operated by the northern shore of Meizhou Bay, the Fujian Provincial Civil Affairs Department agreed to adjust the administrative division of Zhongmen in Putian County, dividing Zhongmen into four and adding three townships: Shanting, Dongpu and Yuetang.
in February 22, when the administrative divisions of Putian city were adjusted, the administrative divisions of Putian county were gone. In February 22, the North Shore Economic Development Zone of Meizhou Bay was changed to Xiuyu District. Xiuyu District was established with the approval of the State Council. The economic development zone on the north shore of Meizhou Bay actually stopped operating. In March 27, with the approval of the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Land and Resources, the Ministry of Construction and other departments, the "Meizhou Bay North Shore Economic Development Zone" was revived and retained as a provincial development zone. On April 29th, 27, Putian Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government adjusted the jurisdiction area of Beian Development Zone, re-listed, and governed Shanting, Dongpu and Zhongmen.