Chapter 125: An Old Family That Has Been Passed Down for Hundreds of Years
Not bad!
This is Qin Xiu's memory of his previous life, although he doesn't think how beautiful Qiu Xiang was on the screen before, it's just a nostalgia for his previous life.
Qin Xiudao:
"Know who it is?"
Qiu Xiang said:
"It was said that it was from the son's hometown, and it happened that their master was holding a happy event in Beijing, so he sent the wedding post. ”
Qin Xiudao:
"Okay, I'll see you!"
Qin Xiu came to the front yard and saw a clever little guy.
I saw this little guy smile and say:
"Presumably this is Young Master Qin?"
Qin Xiudao:
"You are?"
The little guy said with a smile:
"Our master is a new savage from Nanyang, and like you, Young Master Qin, he specializes in cracking down on piracy .................................................................."
Nanyang County is an administrative region of ancient China, located in the 35th year of King Zhao of Qin (272 BC), set up for the Qin State to seize the land of Chu, and the seat of governance is Wan County (now Nanyang City, Henan). On the occasion of the Two Han Dynasty, the Yin Han Qianju clan of Henan in Yingchuan moved to Nanyang and became the Nanyang wang clan, making Nanyang the second county of the Han surname. During the Western Han Dynasty, Wan was one of the five major cities in the country, Wang Mang was named Nanyang Xindu (now southeast of Xinye), the first emperor of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne in Nanyang, and in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Nanyang was named Nandu, and was respected as the emperor's hometown, which was the economic capital of the world. And eleven of the 28 generals of Yuntai are from Nanyang County.
In the Han Dynasty, the territory of Nanyang County corresponds to most of the area between Yexian and Neixiang in the south of the Xiong'er Mountain in present-day Henan and between Yingshan and Yunxian in the north of Dahong Mountain in Hubei. The third year of Emperor Kaihuang of Sui (583) was abolished, and the third year of Daye (607) was replaced. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, it was abolished, and during the period from Tianbao to Germany, Dengzhou was changed to Nanyang County.
Political status
The largest county in the Eastern Han Dynasty and the southern capital of the imperial township
directory
1. Administrative divisions
2. Qiaozhi County during the Liang period of the Southern Dynasties
3. Zhuge Liang ploughed the land
Administrative divisions of this paragraph
Qin Dynasty
The Qin general Bai Qi attacked Chu Zhanwan, and set up Nanyang County (now Nanyang, Henan, north of the Han River in Xiangyang, Hubei) in the 35th year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (272 BC). In 221 BC, the Qin Dynasty unified China and remained Nanyang County. At that time, in addition to the area of present-day Nanyang City, there were also parts of Lushan, Yexian, Wuyang, and Luanchuan in Henan Province and Xiangyang City (north of the Han River) and Suizhou in Hubei.
Western Hanzhi
During the Western Han Dynasty, Nanyang belonged to the Jingzhou Department and governed 36 counties, such as Wancheng (now Wolong District, Wancheng District, Nanyang City), Duyan (now the west of Nanyang City), Huayang (now Yingzhuang Town, Wolong District, Nanyang City), Xi'e (now the west of Shiqiao Town), Pheasant Yang (Nanzhao County), Anzhong (now Yangguan Temple, Qinghua Town, Wolong District), Xinye (now Xinye County), Jianyang (now Gaomiao, Xinye County), Chaoyang (now Wangzhuang Township, Xinye County), Sui (now the southeast of Dengzhou City), Nieyang (now Dengzhou City, north and Zhenpingnan), Champion (now Zhangcun Township, Dengzhou City), Lecheng (now Wangliang Township, Dengzhou), Bowang (now Bowang Town, Fangcheng County), Duyang (now Fangcheng County), Pingshi (now Tongbai), Fuyang (now Tongbai Wucheng), Shandu (now Dengzhou Gulin), Li (now Neixiang Zhaodian), Boshan (now Xichuan County, Danjiangkou Reservoir District), Xi (now Xixia County, East of Xixia County), Danshui (now Xichuan Jingziguan), Huyang (now Tanghe Huyang), etc.
Eastern Han Dynasty
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Nanyang County still belonged to the Jingzhou Department, and Nanjun was bounded by the Han River. Nanyang County is the largest county in the world, with 37 counties and a population of 2.4 million. The counties under the jurisdiction of Nanyang County are basically the same as those of the Western Han Dynasty, but the counties of Duyan, Lecheng, and Shandu are removed and merged into neighboring counties. The three counties of Nanxiang, Chengdu and Xiangxiang were newly placed, and Boshan was changed to Shunyang, and Chungling was changed to Zhangling, and Shanyang County, which is now Shaanxi, was assigned to Nanyang County.
There are 37 counties in Nanyang County, Eastern Han Dynasty, including Blind Wan, Guanguan, Ye, Xinye, Zhangling, Xi'e, Pheasant, Luyang, Li, Duyang, Bowang, Wuyin, Biyang, Fuyang, Pingshi, Jianyang, Huyang, Sui, Shuyang, Niyang, Yin, Yu, Deng, Li, Shandu, Sui, Chaoyang, Caiyang, Anzhong, Zhuyang, Wudang, Shunyang, Xiangxiang, Nanxiang, Danshui, and Xi.
In the thirteenth year of Jian'an (208), Cao Cao established Xiangyang County and Nanxiang County, Fancheng, Shandu County, and Deng County (now Dengzhou) of Nanyang County were assigned to Xiangyang County, and 8 counties including Nanxiang County and Xi County in the west of Nanyang County were assigned to Nanxiang County.
Three Kingdoms, Two Jin Dynasties, Southern and Northern Dynasties
During the Three Kingdoms, Nanyang was owned by Wei and belonged to Jingzhou.
In the Jin Dynasty, Nanyang County was the country of Nanyang, with Blind Wan, Xi'e, Pheasant, Luyang, Li, Shuyang, Bowang, Duyang, Ye, Wuyin, Biyang, Niyang, Champion, and Li.
In the Northern Wei Dynasty, Nanyang County belonged to Guangzhou, blind Nanyang, Xiacheng, 7,489 households, 26,728.
Sui and Tang
In the third year of Emperor Kaihuang of Sui (583), Nanyang County was abolished as Dengzhou. In the third year of Daye (607), Nanyang County was replaced, and the county was eighth. The range is greatly reduced. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, it was Dengzhou, and in the first year of Xuanzong Tianbao (742), Dengzhou was changed to Nanyang County. In the first year of Su Zongqian's first year (758), the county was renamed the state, and it was no longer set up after that.
At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, it was Dengzhou, and in the first year of Xuanzong Tianbao (742), Dengzhou was changed to Nanyang County. In the first year of Su Zongqian's first year (758), the county was changed to a prefecture, and it was no longer set up after that.
This section of the Southern Dynasty Liang period Qiaozhi County
In the tenth year of Tianjian in the Southern Liang Dynasty (511), Wuling County was placed in Nanyang County to settle the displaced people from Henan and other places who went south. Zhijianchang County (now northwest of Chenxi County, Hunan) belongs to Luzhou. In the ninth year of Emperor Kaihuang of Sui (589), Nanyang County was abolished and Shouzhou was established.
In the eighteenth year of the king of Chu Zhao (Xiong Ren) (498 BC), Shen Yinxu died bravely when he led the army to fight against the army of Wu, and the king of Chu Zhao then named Shen Zhuliang, the son of Shen Yinxu, in Yeyi (now the old city of Ye County, Henan), known as Ye Gong in history. Ye Gong once vigorously quelled the Baiyunsheng rebellion to help King Chu Hui restore the throne, and made great contributions to the Chu State, and was divided into Nanyang (now Nanyang, Henan, Xiangfan, Hubei), and was given the title of Duke, and the world respected him as Ye Gong. After Ye Gong, he took Fengyi as his clan. According to the "Customs and Customs" and "Tongzhi, Clan Strategy, Yi as the Clan" and other information, it is quite effective in controlling water and opening fields in Yedi. Because of the pacification of the rebellion of Bai Gong, it is called Ye Gong. His descendants took Yi as the clan, Ye Yi became the ancestral land of the Ye family, and Ye Gong became the ancestor of the Ye family.
In this paragraph, Zhuge Liang ploughed the land
"Chenben cloth, ploughing in Nanyang". This refers to Longzhong (now Xiangyang Longzhong) in Deng County, Nanyang County, Eastern Han Dynasty before 1800. The historical book "Spring and Autumn of the Han and Jin Dynasties" compiled by the historian Xi Chiaoya of the Eastern Jin Dynasty recorded: "The first lord saw Zhuge Liang in Longzhong. Liang's home is in Deng County, Nanyang, twenty miles west of Xiangyang, and is called 'Longzhong'"[1]. Pei Songzhi, a historian of the Liu and Song dynasties of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, also recorded in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms": "Xuanshu, Liang bowed and cultivated the acres of Longmu, so as to sing for Liang's father." [The Spring and Autumn Period of the Han and Jin Dynasties said: Liang's family is in Deng County, Nanyang, twenty miles west of Xiangyang City, called Longzhong. [2] The Northern and Southern Dynasties of Wei Li Daoyuan's "Notes on the Book of Water" recorded: "The water is in the middle of the east and the east is in the middle, and the old house of Kong Ming is in the north. Liang Yu Liu Chanyun: The first emperor looked at the ministers in the grass house, and the ministers took the affairs of the world as the house.
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