In the second year of King Kao of Zhou (439 BC), Marquis Wen of Wei (Wei Si) obtained Wei land. That is, the boundaries of present-day Daming, Wei County, Linzhang and other counties in eastern Handan. Marquis Wuhou of Wei built the capital in the village of Weicheng in the southwest of present-day Daming County, and built Wulu City in the land of the prince "Yuan" in the eastern part of present-day Daming County. The wise and the able, the rule of Wei is good. With Li Wu, Zhai Huang, and Wei Chengzi as the counterparts, the state was prosperous; With Wu Qi as the defender of Xihe Commandery (north of Huayin, Shaanxi), he refused Qin and Han and did not dare to move east; with Le Yang as a general, he destroyed Zhongshan, and Wei claimed to be stronger than the Three Jins. In the twenty-fifth year of Wei Wenhou (421 BC), Ximen Leopard was the Commander of the Yi Dynasty, and diverted water from Zhangzhang to irrigate the farmland, turning the flood into water conservancy and yi zhizhi. Eliminate the bad habit of marrying a woman for Hebo, educate the soldiers in the peasants, store grain in the people, and vigorously promote the wind of reform, so that "Wei is greater than the Three Jins". Around the next hundred years, King Xiang of Wei (318-296 BC) revived his law and revived his law, so that the land of salt and brine flourished in rice sorghum and enriched Hanoi in Wei. The "Lü Shi Chunqiu Lecheng" says: "The water has been moved, the people have greatly benefited, and the song is known: There is a holy decree in Yi, and the time is Shi Gong." The water is irrigated next to the water, and the brine is repulsed in ancient times, and the rice sorghum of life is born."
In the twenty-sixth year of Qin Shi Huang (221 BC), Qin unified the whole country, and King Yingzheng of Qin changed his title to The First Emperor, abolished the system of dividing the feudal system of counties and counties, and placed thirty-six counties in the country. The districts under the jurisdiction of present-day Handan City were divided into Handan County, Dong Commandery (治濮阳南), Shangdang Commandery (治長治市), and Julu Commandery (治平乡 southwest). At that time, the county was a first-level political district, directly subordinate to the central government, equivalent to the current province, and the county was a second-level political district, subordinate to the county.
In the sixth year of Han Gaozu (201 BC), the Western Han Dynasty implemented the administrative division of the county system and the sub-feudal system. In the same year, the areas on both sides of the Zhangshui River were separated from Handan County, and Wei County was added, and the seat of government was divided into Wei Commandery in the twelfth year (195 BC) of Emperor Han Gao in the twelfth year of Yicheng (present-day Yizhen, Linzhang County), and the eastern and western capitals were placed, so it was known as the Three Weis. Jianyuancheng County, the seat of government was in Beishamiao Village, Daming County, and Wei County ruled Hancheng, in the area of Matou Village in the northwest of present-day Daming County. In the fifth year of emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (106 BC), most of the districts under the jurisdiction of present-day Handan City belonged to the Jizhou Thorn History Department, and the Jizhou Thorn History Department led the county state. Among them, Wei County's Zhiyi County (southwest of present-day Linzhang County), Lingyi County, Wei County, Yuancheng, Guantao, Ping'en (present-day MengCun, southeast of Quzhou County), and Huiqiu (present-day Dongzhanghe Village, Cheng'an County) and other eighteen counties. In the fifth year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (29 BC), the Jizhou Assassin History Department led the nine counties, of which Wei County still ruled Ye County and led fifteen counties.
In the second year of Emperor Chuping of Han (191), Cao Cao broke through the poison and other Black Mountain troops in Puyang, took charge of Taishou (太守) of Dong Commandery (東郡太守), and ruled Wuyang (present-day eastern Daming County). In the fourth year of Chuping (193), Wei County's soldiers rebelled, and tens of thousands of Black Mountain troops were killed in Wei County. Yuan Shao's army rebuked Qiu and led an army to retake Yicheng, and then Emperor Xian of Han made him a general, enfeoffed him as the Marquis of Yi, and oversaw the political affairs of The Four Prefectures of Ji, You, Qing, and Yicheng, with Yicheng as the political and military center. In the ninth year of Jian'an (204), Cao Cao attacked Yi and marched into Huanshui (洹水, in present-day Wei County, southwest of present-day Wei County), and curbed the Qishui River from entering Baigou to open the grain road. He also diverted water to irrigate the city, and more than half of the soldiers and civilians in the city starved to death. Cao Cao took the territory of Yi to lead ji prefecture mu. Issued the "Law of Mergers and Acquisitions" and exempted people from rent for one year. During the Jian'an period, The father and son of Cao Cao of Yicheng gathered a large number of literati and scholars, and Jian'an literature arose, with the "Three Caos" (Cao Cao, Cao Pi, Cao Zhi) as the leader, with the "Seven Sons of Jian'an" (Kong Rong: Lu Guoren, Beihai Xiang, Confucius 20th Grandson; Wang Yue: Shanyang Gaopingren, Ren Cheng Xiang and Shi Zhong; Liu Xun: Southern Dynasty Liangren, "Crown of the Seven Sons"; Xu Gan: Beihai people, Ren Wuguan Zhonglang general literature; Chen Lin: Guangling people, Senate secretary, and Ruan Yu; Ying Yue: Runannan Nanton, Ying Shao's nephew, wuguan Zhonglang general literature Liu Zhen: Dongping Ningyangren, Ren Chengxiang) as the representative of the Yixia group active in the literary world, his works are "generous in words, magnificent in momentum, strong in language, and inspiring". In the eighteenth year of Jian'an (213), Emperor Xian of Han was held hostage by Cao Cao and cut off the counties of Yiwei In Hanoi, Dong Commandery, Julu, and Zhao Guo, with the ten counties of Jizhou, Wei County, and Zhao As the State of Wei, and Cao Cao the Duke of Wei. In the twenty-first year of Jian'an, he was also knighted as king, plus jiuxi, and duyi. At this point, the Zong Temple was built in Yidi to worship the heavens and ancestors, and the status of Wei County became more and more important. In the same year, Wei Gong Cao Cao dug a canal to divert water into Qing and Huan, in order to pass through the river, known as the Li Cao Canal. In the first year of Han Yankang (220), Cao Cao fell ill and died in Luoyang, and was buried in Gaoling in Western Yi (in present-day Ci County).
In the second year of the reign of Emperor Wen of Wei (221), He divided Wei Commandery into three counties, Wei Commandery (魏郡治邺), yangping commandery Zhiyuancheng (present-day Jintan Town, Daming County) to the east, and Guangping Commandery (廣平郡治曲梁) (present-day southwestern Quzhou County) to the west, and divided the three counties of Wei County, Yangping, and Quliang into the land of Gyeonggi, known as the "Three Weis". At that time, Wei County was the first county. The number of households in the administrative area is tens of thousands, and the population reaches more than 100,000. In the third year of the reign of Emperor Jing of Wei (239), Wei Commandery was too defensive of Zheng Hun, a clean official, honest and honest, and had no surplus wealth in his family, and Emperor Ming issued an edict to the world to show his recognition.
During the Western Jin Dynasty, the territory of present-day Handan was divided into eight counties, including Zhiyi County, Lingyi County, Huiqiu County, Wei County, and Anyang County. Guangping County (Wuguanying Village, Zhijize County), Yangping County (Jintan Town, Zhi daming County). Sima Lun, the King of Jin, oversaw the garrison of Yecheng. In the second year (305) of Emperor Yongxing of The Jin Dynasty, Lu Zhi was made taishou of Wei Commandery ,accompanied by the general Sima Ying shouyi (司馬莹守邺) of Zhenbei, sima Ying (司馬英) was killed the following year, Sima Teng the King of Eastern Yan was made a general of the Che Cavalry, and the military governor of Yicheng was the capital of Yicheng, and in the following year, the displaced people Ji Sang and Shi Le gathered to kill Yang Ping (the town of Jintan, who ruled the throne< 319 AD> qianyang Ping Commandery ruled Yu Guantao) Taishou Li Zhi and others, turned to attack Yi, and fell in May. Ji Sang and others burned the Palace of Ye, and the fire did not extinguish every day, killing more than 10,000 soldiers and people, plundering away, and the city of Ye suffered unprecedented damage from the beginning. In the first year of The Jin Dynasty (313), the Jin Dynasty changed the name of Linzhang County to Linzhang, which was ruled by Yi County in the east and Yi County in the west. Shi Le wanted to build the city of Yicheng, with Shi Hu as the Taishou of Wei County, and the town of Yizhi Santai was a famine in Hebei and social turmoil. Emperor Xiaozong of Jin, Yonghe, struck Linzhang in the first year of the 5-6 earthquake, the hurricane in Yizhong was a big work, lightning and thunder, many buildings were destroyed, more than half burned, the fire was extinguished for the rest of the month, and 200,000 displaced people crossed the Yellow River south to survive.
The capital of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Jiankangzhi Nanjing, was ruled by Emperor Xiaowu in the twelfth year (387) of the reign of Emperor Xiaowu. During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, Wei County was still located, and the capitals included Later Zhao, Ran Wei, and Former Yan. Tuoba Gui, the Daiwang, who called himself the King of Wei and was originally called Northern Wei, attacked Yi with heavy troops, and occupied the city of Yi in the first year (397) of the Jin Dynasty Emperor Long'an, and the area around present-day Handan was returned to Wei. The Northern Wei king Tuoba Gui toured the palace and set up a platform in Yi, so that The Left Chancellor Jia Yi led five thousand soldiers to the town of Yi, still in Wei County. In the last year of the Northern Wei Dynasty (534), Wei divided into east and west, with the grand chancellor Gao Huan li establishing The Prince of Qinghe As Emperor Yuan Shanjian, The Eastern Wei Emperor Xiaojing changing yuan tianping, moving the capital from Luoyang to Yuyi, sending 400,000 households from Luoyang to Hebei, and mobilizing 76,000 people to build a new palace in Southern Yi. At the height of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, it had jurisdiction over seventy prefectures and 264 counties. Western Wei ruled Chang'an, and Emperor Wen of Wei reigned as emperor. Gao Huan wanted to attack Western Wei, led an army to Jinyang (south of Taiyuan City, Shanxi), attacked The Jade Wall of Western Wei (in present-day Wanrong County, Shanxi) for more than fifty days, the battle situation was bad, the soldiers died tens of thousands of people, in order to fight tenaciously and boost morale, so that the general Huo Lujin composed the lyrics of the "Song of Shule": "Shule Chuan, under the Yin Mountain, the sky is like a vault, and the cage covers the four fields (Yinya). The sky is clear, the wild is vast, and the wind blows the grass to see the cattle and sheep. Emperor Xiaojing of Eastern Wei could not bear to be controlled by Gao Cheng (Gao Huan's son) to write a poem of Xie Ling: "Fang Fen, Emperor Zhonglian of Han, Emperor Zhonglian of Qin, Ben Zi jianghai, loyal and righteous gentleman." In the eighth year of Eastern Wei Wuding (550), Gao Yang forced Emperor Xiaojing to take the throne and made Emperor Xiaojing the King of Zhongren. The founding name of the country, Qi, changed to Yuan Tianbao, is called Northern Qi. Qi took Yi as the upper capital and Jinyang as the lower capital, and built a palace in Handan. Ding Qi Law, Dun Ru Feng, Persuasion Nong Sang. In the eighth year (557) of Emperor Wenxuan of Northern Qi, Uncle Cui of Wei Commandery ordered 300,000 craftsmen to expand the three palaces in Yecheng. Northern Qi remained capital and changed Wei County to QingDu Yin.
Northern Zhou Fu called Yi Wei Commandery (邺郡), which belonged to Xiang Prefecture (相州), and the Tongjian Chen Ji (通鉴· Chen Ji) has the text "Xiao Kuan Brother Yi for Wei County Shou". In the second year of the Zhou Jing Emperor's elephant year (580), the fifty stele of the Stone Classics of the City of Yicheng returned to Luoyang. Yang Jian, the Duke of Sui, was the Grand Chancellor, the Prime Minister, and the "Criminal Book System" was written to remove the harsh government, and the world was very happy. Jian's general usurped Northern Zhou, which had become a climate, and Xiangzhou and Qingzhou's governors, Yicheng, wanted to attack Yang Jian, but they were defeated. Yang Jian angrily moved Wei Xiaokuan and his army to cross the Qinshui River, attacked Yi, and burned the palace and residence, turning the ancient capital of the Redai Dynasty into ruins. Since then, Yecheng has been in a slump, and its territory is still set up in Yi County, but it was moved to Tongzhi County, Anyang City (present-day northwest of Anyang City) in Xiangzhou. Yi County administers: Yi County, Ci County, Cheng'an, Linzhang, Fuyang, Linshui and other eleven counties. In the sixth year of the Sui Kai Emperor (586 AD), Wei County was separated from Changle County and restored to Weidian (weidian village in the south of the present-day Daming City), and during the first year of the Tang Dynasty, Wei County moved west to Huanshui Town, and later migrated to Huanshui.
In the fourth year of the Sui Dynasty Emperor's great cause (608), the Sui Emperor issued a decree to Henan, and more than one million people in the counties of Hebei used the Baigou, Tunshi River, and Qing River to excavate the Grand Canal. From the west of Luoyang in the south, the Luoshui river enters the Yellow River; from Banzhu, the Yellow River flows east into the Huai River to Shanyang (present-day Huai'an, Jiangsu), and the Kaihangou leads the Huaishui south to Yangtze into the Yangtze River. A royal road is built along the river, and the willows are lined up. The Grand Canal, excavated from Wuzhi, Henan, to Zhuo County, southwest of Beijing, is shipped in all directions and is more than 5,400 miles long. The transportation of the Grand Canal in the Handan section was more convenient and more developed, and Weizhou, which is located in the border of present-day Daming County, rose to become the largest metropolitan city north of the Yellow River, known as the Pearl of the Canal.
In the second year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Wei Prefecture (治大名县大街镇) was established, and in the first year of Tang Wude (618), Wei County was abolished. The Hebei Provincial Political Office was fixed in Wei Prefecture, leading the prefectures of Wei, Xiang, Huan, Xing, and Wei, and Hebei Province initially administered eighteen prefectures, reaching as many as 219 prefectures at its peak. In Tang Xianheng, Li Linggui was the assassin of Wei Prefecture and dug the Yongji Canal to benefit the people of Xinshi (present-day Xun County, Henan Province). In the twenty-eighth year (740) of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang's reign, Lu Hui of Wei prefecture moved to the Yongji Canal again, diverted the flow to the west of Weizhou City, injected the Wei Bridge, and built more than 100 buildings in the canal to pass through the goods of Jianghuai and the welfare of the people. In the first year of the Wuzhou Holy Calendar (698), Wu Zetian made Di Renjie the ambassador of Hebei Province, comforting the people, scattering grain to alleviate poverty, and peace in Hebei Province. Previously, Di Renjie had served as an envoy to Wei Prefecture, and the people supported him. In the eastern five miles of the present-day Daming County, there are still stone monuments restored by Tang Yuanhe in the seventh year, that is, the Monument of Di Renjie Ancestral Hall. During the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Yuwen Rong was appointed as a household attendant and the assassin of Wei Prefecture, and when Hebei Province interviewed and disposed of the envoy Wei Prefecture.
In February of the first year of the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang (742 CE), Emperor Xuanzong of Tang changed Wei Prefecture to Wei Commandery (魏郡), with jurisdiction over ten counties, including Yuancheng, Guixiang, Dunqiu, Xinxian, Linhuang, Guanshi, Guantao, Changle, WeiXian and Wusheng (in present-day Hanzhang, Nanle County). By the time of Emperor Suzong of Tang to De San zai (758 AD), Wei Commandery was changed to Wei Prefecture (魏州), and this name was used for seventeen years before and after. However, the folk late Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Jin Yi to Xi name followed the Wei County, which is mostly found in poetry and song. Wei County, after the Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, and Jin Dynasties, specifically referred to the Daimyo Province.
In the third year (758) of Emperor Suzong of Tang's reign , the Dao System was abolished , and the Late Tang Dynasty and early Song Dynasty restored Hebei Province several times , and from Wei Prefecture to Wei Bo Jiedu , it was the governor's mansion with jurisdiction over wei , Bo , Bei , Wei , And Xiang .
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, Guangqi II (886), Weizhou earthquake. In the second year, Wei Bojie made Le Yan zhenfa the people of the six prefectures build the city of Luocheng in Wei Prefecture, which was eighty miles away. In the first year of the Later Tang Dynasty (923), Li Cunxun, the King of Jin, unified Hebei and took the throne as emperor at Wei Prefecture, with the state name Of tang (later Tang). The twenty years of Tianyou were set as the first year of Tongguang, which was for Emperor Zhuangzong. With Guo Chongtao and Zhang Juhan as privy councillors, Feng Dao as Hanlin scholars. Wei Prefecture was changed to Xingtang Prefecture to build Tokyo, Taiyuan Prefecture was used to build Xijing, and Zhenzhou was used as Zhending Province to build Northern Capital. Later, Tokyo was demoted to the capital of Ye. Later, the Tang Dynasty had thirteen knots and fifty states. After Emperor Zhuang of Tang dynasty tongguang for four years, Wei Bo's army was in turmoil, and after Zhao Zaili stayed in Beizhou, Huang Fuhui and others led an army to capture Linqing, Yongji, Guantao and other places along the way. Later Tang dynasty and Han dynasty were the general of the horse infantry army, Li Siyuan, the general of the capital of Yi. Emperor Zhuangzong Li Cunxun took care of the scattered soldiers You Yong to wait for the division of Shu, and commanded Guo Congqian from Ma to rebel, and Emperor Zhuangzong died in Luoyang. Li Siyuan rushed to the eastern capital, swirled before the coffin, that is, the emperor's throne, and changed the yuan tiancheng to Emperor Mingzong. In the second year of Tiancheng, Crown Prince Li Congrong was in the capital of Yidu, and Wei Bo was in turmoil, killing the deputy to make Wu Zhen. The rebel army was annihilated, but the family members in the capital were all slaughtered at the gate, and 3,500 families killed more than 10,000 people, and the water of the Yongji Canal became a river of blood. After four years of Changxing (933), Emperor Mingzong of Tang was critically ill, and he recruited the Tianxiong army to make Li Conghou, the king of Song, enter the palace to serve, but before Emperor Mingzong died, he asked Li Conghou to succeed to the throne as Emperor Min.
In the third year (936) of the last emperor Qing Tai, the Hedong Festival made Shi Jingyao rebel against the Tang, and with the help of the Khitan to destroy the Later Tang, cut off the sixteen states of Yunyan in the Khitan and made him the emperor of Gan with his father's courtesy. He was enthroned as the Emperor of the Great Jin Dynasty by Yelü Deguang. "If we win the world, we will exhaust China's wealth to serve the great powers." The capital Xingtang Province (present-day Shuangtai area of Daming County) was renamed the capital Guangjin Province.
In the third year (938) of the Later Jin Dynasty, Emperor Gaozong Tianfu divided the Tianxiong army with Xiang, Liao, and Wei as the Zhangde army, and Bei, Bo, and Ji as the Yongqing army. Liu Zhiyuan stayed behind for The Capital. In the seventh year of Gaozu Tianfu (942), Shi Jingyao gave names to the gates of the capital of Yi. The twenty-two gates of the Imperial City, Luocheng, and Ayutthaya are newly named, and the scale of the construction of the capital city can be seen. In the same year, Jin Gaozu died in the Capital of Yi, Da Nei Baochang Hall, and the crown prince Shi Chonggui, the Prince of Qi, succeeded to the emperor's throne in order to become emperor. In the first year of the Jin Dynasty (944), the Khitan Yelü De Guangtun bing Wei Prefecture Yuancheng, formerly Feng Zhao Yanshou as Wei BoJiedu envoy, the king of Wei. The Khitan soldiers attacked Bei Prefecture and Bo Prefecture, killing more than 10,000 people, and then attacked Jin, Xing, Huan, Ci, and Lu Prefectures, and the two armies died innumerable battles, burning thousands of miles in the area they passed, and destroying the people and materials. In the following three years, the Khitan army fell to Daliang, and after the abolition of the Jin Dynasty, the emperor was made a negative righteous waiting. In the same year, Liu Zhiyuan was proclaimed emperor at Jinyang (in present-day southwest of Taiyuan). He re-entered Tokyo and changed his name to Han (曰汉), which was the ancestor of the Later Han Dynasty.
The Tianxiong army made Du Chongwei return to Han and stay in the capital of Yidu, but also married the Khitans. Later, Han Gaozu's generals were consulted, and more than 10,000 soldiers died. A few months later, Du Chongwei surrendered, and was reprimanded the following year. At this time, the people in the capital city died 78 out of 10, and the survivors were weak and uninhabited. Later Han Gaozu fell ill and died in the first year of Qianyou (948). Crown Prince Chengyou succeeded to the throne as Emperor Yin, and changed the capital of Guangjin to the capital of Yidu Daimyo, and now the daimyō and the county have the same name. After emperor Qianyou of The Hidden Emperor for three years (950), Han left Guo Wei as the capital of Yi. Because Emperor Yin killed the ministers of the court and secretly sent personnel to assassinate Guo Wei without success, Guo Wei led troops to Tokyo, and Emperor Yin was killed by the rebel army. In the following year, Guo Wei established himself as emperor, and the state name Zhou (historically known as Later Zhou) jianyuan Guangshun. In the three years of Zhou Taizu Guangshun, Wei, Xing, Huan and other prefectures had more than ten earthquakes in a row, especially in the Yidu Palace, and the house tiles were all degraded. The following year, Later Zhou Taizu fell ill and died, and his adopted son Guo Rong (Chai Rong) succeeded to the throne as Emperor Yuan, changing his name to Emperor Sejong. He then deposed the capital and restored it to the Tianxiong Army.
In 960, Chen Qiao mutinied and the Northern Song Dynasty was established. In front of the Zhou Temple, Zhao Kuangyin, the Grand Lieutenant of the Inspection School, added his yellow robe and entered the Chongyuan Hall to perform Zen ceremonies. That is, the emperor's throne, changed the name of the country to Song, and the history was called Song Taizu. The rise of the Daimyo mansion in Beijing has never been said since.
In the fourth year of Song Jianlong (963), Damingfu County was quite unregulated, and Song Taizu sent a permanent counselor and strong cadre to Renzhi County: Dali Zheng xiyu Zhiguan Tao County, overseeing Yushi Wang Youzhiwei County. Because DamingFu was located in the central plains, it was an important town of soldiers, and it was actually the northern gate of the Song Dynasty and the front line against Liaojin. In order to appease the border court, the overseers returned to agricultural production, and resisted the southern invasion of Liaojin, the three emperors of Song Taizong, Zhenzong, and Renzong successively visited the Daming Mansion and stationed themselves in the Daming Mansion Palace. In the second year of the Reign of Emperor Renzong (1042), the daimyō was built as "Beijing", and the capital was 206 steps on Thursday 18 miles, with 17 doors. Miyagi took one hundred and ninety-eight steps on Wednesday and opened five doors.
In the second year of Emperor Gaozong of Song (1128), Du Chongwen, who remained in Tokyo, heard that the Jin soldiers were coming, and decided to stop the Jin soldiers from invading the south, causing the river to flow south from Si into Huai. Since then, the Yellow River has moved south to Daming without the Yellow River. Jin soldiers then attacked the land of Heshuo and occupied the Daimyo Mansion in Beijing. During this period, many historical figures have visited or lived here. Such as the famous Xiang Kou Zhun, Han Qi, Wang Anshi, Li Gang, The Soldier Shangshu Song Bai, all transported Wang Yan, Long Tuzhi scholar Liu Jun, Hebei capital transport envoys Ouyang Xiu, Bao Zheng, Beijing remaining wen Yanbo, Guozijian professor Huang Tingjian, anti-Jin famous generals Zong Ze, Yue Fei and the great literary hero Su Rui and others.
In the eighth year of Emperor Taizong's Tianhui (1130), Liu Yu of Jin li was made the emperor of the "Great Qi" state, the capital of Beijing, and for generations he called Jin Zili, using the Tianhui year name (changed to the next year to fuchang first year) to rule the area north of huai and yellow rivers. Seven years later, the Jin Dynasty deposed Liu Yu as the King of Shu and restored him to the King of Cao, after which he died in Jindi.
Daming River Shuo heavy land, bordering the Yellow River and Qi Liang, west of Taihang, north of Qu Zhongshan, Youyan.
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Wulu City was built and the capital of Wei was built. The two Han Dynasties were the great counties of the Central Plains, the Sui and Tang Dynasties led the town of Wei Boxiong, the Song Dynasty relied on the capital of Ji'nan, the capital of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the Ming and Qing dynasties as the capital of the road. In history, the capital has been built nine times and seven times as a companion capital, and it has been recorded in the book of Chinese civilization.
Wei County, Yidu, and Beijing Damingfu have been the seats of first-level administrative organs for 2,000 years, and their martial arts and merits will always be remembered in the long river of history.
Wei County continued the Zhao culture of Handan, and the capital of Yidu was closely linked to the two central plains capitals of Handan and Anyang. Wei County, Yidu, and Beijing Damingfu promoted and consolidated and developed the local culture of Handan.
Resources:
1. Zhang Xikong, Tian Jue, Chronicle of Major Events in Chinese History
2. Zhang Jianhua, Zuo Jintao, "Chronicle of Major Events in the History of Handan"
3. Research Office of Hebei Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China
4. Hebei Provincial Local History Compilation Committee "Overview of Hebei City and County"
5. Cheng Tingyuan's "Chronicle of Daming County"
6. Wang Xuegui's "Chronicle of Wei County"
7. Xu Zuomin's "Anyang Ancient and Modern Geographical Names Examination"
8. Jiang Honglin, Wang Shilu, "Examination of the Grand Canal (Handan Section)"
Jiang Honglin wrote in the editorial department of Handan "Flower Trade Winds" in the summer of 2008