Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420)
Emperor Xianhe ivy (329)
Later, Zhao Shihu slaughtered 5,000 people in Luoyang, and Wang Zhihong and the Qiang chiefTain Yao Yizhong surrendered to Shi Hu.
Xianhe Seven Years (332)
Shi Le sent Shi Sheng to occupy Longcheng and defeat The King Qiang of Qin Prefecture.
Three Years of Shengping (359)
In March, Former Qin Pingqiang defender Gao Li occupied Luoyang County and defected to Qin Prefecture. Qin Prefecture assassinated Shi Tie and quelled the rebellion
Haixi Gongtaihe First Year (366)
In October, Qiang Qiqi betrayed Former Qin and returned 400 homes to Li Yu in Luoyang County.
Taihe II (367)
In the first month of the first month, the Qin kings Qiang Jian Wang Meng and Yao Cang were equal to Liuyang County to beg Qiang Qi, and Qi Qi defeated Ben Baima (present-day Wudu)
The Seventh Year of the Taiyuan Dynasty (382)
Qifu Guoren declared himself the governor of Qin Prefecture, set up Luoyang Commandery (略阳郡, in modern Qin'an County), and built a warrior city.
Ninth year of the Taiyuan Dynasty (384)
Yao Cang attacked Tianshui and slaughtered Luoyang County.
Taiyuan Niju (396)
In November, Yao Shuode, the king of Later Qin's Longxi Dynasty, defeated Gan Cheng at Luoyang County. The Western Qin king Qiangui counted against the east and abandoned Chengji County, houliang
Wang Changguang raised an army to fight.
The Sixth Year of Emperor An's Reign (410)
In July, The King of Western Qin, Qiangui, conquered the counties of Luoyang, Nan'an, and Longxi. 25,000 households were relocated to Yuanchuan (present-day Yuzhong County) and Yuhan (present-day Linxia).
Nanbokucho (420-589)
Northern Wei Dynasty Taiping Zhenjun VIII (447)
Luoyang County was renamed Chengxian County, which was under the jurisdiction of Luoyang County.
Emperor Xiaowen's reign (477)
Yuanshou, the king of Luoyang, gathered 5,000 people to revolt and called himself the King of Wei. Only two days later, he led troops to suppress the captured Yuan Shou and his wife and son for the Qin Prefecture Assassin Luo Hou.
In the first year of the reign of Emperor Wen of Western Wei (535)
Liuyang County was transferred to Longcheng County, and Longcheng County was renamed Luoyang County.
In Anyang County (安阳郡, in present-day eastern Qin'an County), Northern Qin Prefecture was added.
Emperor Gong's first year (554)
Northern Qin Prefecture was changed to Jiaozhou, which led to Anyang County, and had jurisdiction over Anyang County and Bird Water County.
Tang (618-907)
Emperor Taizong's first year (627)
In the autumn, Tang Xuanzang took the scriptures and set out from Chang'an, passing through Longcheng.
Genjong-yō 20 (734)
Due to the Earthquake in Qinzhou, Qinzhou was moved to Jingqinchuan (i.e., Xianqinchuan) in Chengji County, and at the same time, Chengji County was moved to rule here. In the first year of Tang Tianbao (742), the prefecture was also ruled in Shangyi (present-day Shuishi). In the third year of Emperor Xuanzong's reign (849), Qin Prefecture moved to Chengji County.
Daizong Baoying II (763)
The Tubo invaded and took all the four prefectures of Longyou. Longcheng and Chengji counties were occupied, and the county seat was destroyed. Until Emperor Xuanzong surrendered to Tang in the middle age of Emperor Xuanzong (849), it lasted more than 80 years.
Yizong Xiantong 4th Year (863)
Longcheng County was abolished, and it was restored in the third year (932) of Emperor Mingzong of Later Tang.
Five generations (907-960)
Later Liang Emperor Qianhua Three Years (915)
Former Shu, who was built in Chengdu, attacked the State of Qi and took Qin, Feng, Jie, and Chengsi Prefectures. The county border was Wang Jianzhan, the King of Shu.
Later Tang Zhuangzong Tongguang THREE YEARS (925)
Later Tang attacked Shu, Shu fell, and the county border was restored to Later Tang.
Later Zhou Shizong Xiande II (955)
Later Zhou took the prefectures of Qin, Jie, and Cheng, and the county borders belonged to Hou Zhou.
Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127)
First year of Emperor Taizong's reign (990)
Heavy rains in Longcheng, houses collapsed, and 137 people died.
In the first year of Emperor Renzong's reign (1040)
Longcheng County was changed to Longcheng Village, juxtaposed with Qinzhai and Jichuan Village, which were under the jurisdiction of Qinfeng Road.
First year of the Renzong Qing calendar (1041)
Moved the administration of Qin Prefecture and Chengji County to Shangyi; The administration of Longcheng County was moved to present-day Dongke.
7th year of Emperor Zhezong 's reign (1092)
Di Shen served as the zhizhai of Longcheng In Qinzhou and built the Liangpi Pavilion (there is a monument to the Liangbiao Pavilion).
Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279)
Emperor Gaozong Shaoxing in the first year (1131)
In February, zhang Zhongjian, the general of present-day Qin Prefecture, built the city of Lajia (in Qianchuan, Kangpo Village, present-day Gucheng Township).
Shaoxing II (1132)
In September, Wu Xuan defeated the Jin soldiers and captured Lotus City.
Three Years of Shaoxing (1133)
In August, Wu Jiu commanded Yao Zhong to attack the longcheng walled city and occupy it.
Eleven years of Shaoxing (1141)
Wu Xuan defeated the Jin people at Jia wan (southwest of Xingfeng Township), and more than 10,000 people surrendered. The Jin general Han occupied the city of Baolajia, and the Song soldiers attacked it. By November, the Song Dynasty had agreed with the Emperor, and Wu Xuan had been ordained from Lajiacheng.
In the same year, the construction of Qin Tucheng began, and it was completed in the nineteenth year of Shaoxing (that is, during the reign of the Jin Emperor).
The Twelfth Year of Shaoxing (1142)
In August, bounded by the Wei River, the Song dynasty cut half of Qin Prefecture to Jin. The Qinzhai, Longchengzhai and Jichuanzhai in present-day Qin'an County belong to Jin.
Twenty-seventh year of Shaoxing, second year of Jin Zhenglong (1157)
It was founded in Qin'an County, and its seat of governance was Qinzhai (present-day Xingguo Town), which is the beginning of the name of Qin'an County, which has been inherited to this day.
Eight years of Emperor Ningzong Jiading (1215)
Qinzhou reset. The three counties of Jichuan, Longcheng, and Qin'an on the border of present-day Qin'an County came under the jurisdiction of Qin Prefecture.
Yuan (1206-1368)
To the seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (1270)
Jichuan and Longcheng were merged into Qin'an County, which came under the jurisdiction of Qinzhou. The territory of present-day Qin'an County was originally a county.
To the 16th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1279)
Local administrative organs throughout the country began to implement the "provincial system", which was the earliest setting of "provinces". Qin'an County belongs to Shaanxi Province. Zhongshu Province, Gongchang Capital ShuaiFu Qin Prefecture jurisdiction.
First year of Emperor Chengzong's reign (1297)
Founded Qin'an County School, the address is in the part of the original Qin'an No. 2 Middle School, nearly 700 years ago.
In the same year, Yin Yangzong of Qin'an County founded the Temple of Literature. Ming Hongwu was rebuilt at the beginning, and later successively rebuilt during the years of Chenghua, Hongzhi, Zhengde, Jiajing, and Wanli. In the fifty-seventh year of the Qing Kangxi Dynasty (1718), the earthquake was destroyed. In the sixty years of the Kangxi Dynasty (1722), Zhixian was restored by whales. Since then, during the years of Qianlong, Jiaqing, and Daoguang, it has been repeatedly repaired and added, and now except for the Dacheng Hall, which is basically intact, the rest are destroyed.
5th year of Emperor Renzong(1318)
In February, the earthquake in Qin'an County was like thunder, and the landslide cracked.
Shun Emperor Yuan's first year (1333)
The scale of Xingguo Temple began to take shape. In Ming Jiajing, Dutang Huzong inscribed his temple forehead, and also wrote the word "Ban Ruo" at the temple gate, which was rebuilt in the Wanli And restored at the beginning of the Qing Dynasty. The Mountain Gate, the Bell Tower, the Drum Tower, and the Prajnaparamita Hall exist today. It is the oldest preserved in Qin'an County
architecture
To the first year of the first year (1341)
Wang Sicong of Qin'anZhi County established a county office in the northwest of the county town of Zhongjie. It was later rebuilt during the Reign of Ming Hongwu and added during the reign of Hongzhi; In the fifth year of Qing Yongzheng (1727), it was changed to a hall, and in the sixteenth year of Daoguang (1836), it was destroyed by fire and later rebuilt; It was rebuilt during the Qianlong and Jiaqing years. 今为原秦安县人民政府所在地。
Ming (1368-1644)
First year of Emperor Xianzong's reign (1465)
After the first year of Ming Chenghua (1465) to the 20th year of Qing Daoguang (1840), the county's brown weaving industry developed rapidly, and Villages such as Guo Jia, Zheng Chuan, Zhangpo, and Tan became the base of the brown weaving industry. With relatively advanced technology, various food and handicraft workshops have sprung up in Qin'an.
Kouji Juju (1498)
In Qin'an County, some people planted two cypress trees, three feet high, which were later transplanted by Confucian Li and Hu Tuchun to the Temple of Literature. 491 years ago. It is the oldest surviving cypress tree in Qin'an County.
Eight Years of Jiajing (1529)
In July, the locusts in Qin'an County covered the sky, seriously injured seedlings, no harvest, the people were hungry, and everyone ate the bark of wild grass elm trees.
Jiajing Ten Years (1532)
Hu Zanzong, a native of Qin'an County, began to revise the Qin'an Zhi. In the fourteenth year of Jiajing (1535), it was written in eight books and nine volumes. In the sixteenth year of Jiajing (1537), the engraving was published. This is the earliest local chronicle of Qin'an that has been seen so far.
Twenty-five years of Jiajing (1546)
Qingwei Caotang published the 30-volume "Record of Gong County" compiled by the famous poet Hu Yizong, which is the earliest recorded fang carving in Gansu.
Thirty-three years of Jiajing (1554)
Qin An has the engraving of "Bird and Mouse Mountain House", which is the earliest recorded private engraver in Gansu Province.
Thirty-four years of Jiajing (1555)
In the eighteenth month of The month of Shaanxi, a major earthquake occurred in Shaanxi, affecting Qin'an and destroying people's houses.
Thirty-five years of Jiajing (1556)
In September, qinzhou, Qin'an and other counties were earthquakes.
Chongzhen VIII (1635)
The peasant army Gao Yingxiang and Zhang Xianzhong captured the county seat of Qin'an County, and Zhu Li of Zhixian county was killed.
Chongzhen 9th Year (1636)
From that year to the following year, the county suffered consecutive early disasters, and the people were hungry.
Qing (1644-1911)
The Second Year of The Kangxi Dynasty (1663)
In June, the whole county hailed and injured several of them. Famine in the same year.
Fifty Years of the Kangxi Dynasty (1712)
Yan Bizheng, a county official, is rebuilding the Taishan Temple. In the sixth year of Tongzhi (1867), refugees avoided the Taishan Temple and were burned without fire. In the eleventh year of Tongzhi (1872), it was rebuilt. After liberation, the county people's government has allocated funds for maintenance many times, and now it has become a favorite recreation place.
Fifty-seventh year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1718)
On May 10, the Qin'an earthquake roared like thunder, landslides cracked, and yellow sand and black water gushed out. The city walls were destroyed, the walls of the Temple of Literature collapsed, crushing people and animals, and Yilun and Weathering Fang were dumped.
Sixty Years of the Kangxi Dynasty (1721)
There was a drought in the whole county, a large area of crops was poorly harvested, and the people were hungry.
Qianlong 3rd to 9th Year (1738-1744)
Qin'anzhi County's cattle transport earthquake Chade County's south panjiazhuang, Pujiazhuang and county west Wangjiaxia, Yujiaxia and other places can grow cotton, he ordered residents to plant cotton, and achieved success. It is the earliest cotton in Qin'an.
Qianlong 4th Year (1739)
The northern Yuzhongxia landslide in the county, the Longshui (Hulu River) was blocked, and the river flooded the village. Zhixian Niuyun earthquake braved the rain overnight to lead the people of the four townships to disaster relief.
Qianlong Six Years (1741)
The Long North Canal of more than ten miles at the mouth of the Zhixian Niuyun Earthquake opened the Dredging Gorge, and the people irrigated the fields with water.
The Eighth Year of Qianlong (1743)
Zhixian Niu Yunzhen first founded longchuan academy (now the former grain bureau of the county). In the thirteenth year of Qianlong (1748), after the relocation and expansion of The Hu domain of Zhixian County, it was renamed Jichuan Academy (the location of the former Second Middle School of the present county); Twenty-six years (1761) Zhixian Leng Wenwei expanded and renamed Longshan Academy; In the forty-sixth year of Qianlong (1781), Zhixian Shenningji was added, and in the fifty years (1786) Zhixian Dongchun was renamed Chunyu Academy: In the twenty-third year of Jiaqing (1818), Zhixian Chen Yiyan rebuilt and renamed Jingquan Academy.
Qianlong Forty-ninth Year (1784)
In May, the remnants of Tian Wuhui's nationalist army attacked Qin'an from Fuqiang (present-day Gangu). The Shaanxi general Sande fought a fierce battle with the Hui army at the Qianhu Yunwu Mountain, and the Hui army was defeated and retreated to Tongwei County.
Fifty Years of Qianlong (1786)
Dong Bingchun of Qin'anzhi County changed the old inspection hall of Longcheng and the old pavilion of Jasper Guan as Yixue, and at the same time built Yixue in Guojia and Longshan.
Five Years of Emperor Injong's Reign (1800)
More than 10,000 members of the White Lotus Sect rebel army led by Yang Kaijia left the northwest of Qingshui County and entered the town of Longshan in Qin'an (present-day Zhangchuan County), where they sent the chancellor Na Yancheng and the general Kong Dengyuan and other overseers to suppress it, Yang Kaijia was killed, and the rebels were defeated.
Jiaqing Eight Years (1803)
The landscape is overflowing and the autumn rain is too much. The land of Qin'an County was washed away by water, and the earth and mountains overturned, crushing the population to death.
Jiaqing Decade (1805)
In June, Qinzhou and Qin'an County were washed away by water, and tushan overturned to crush people and destroy villages.
Three Years of Xuanzong Daoguang (1823)
In May, torrential rains fell throughout the county, flooding villages and fields.
Eighteen years of Daoguang (1838)
In winter, the "Chronicle of Qin'an County" compiled by Yan Changyan of Qin'an Zhi County and Liu Dexi, a changning person, came out, with a total of 14 volumes.
The second year of Emperor Wenzong Xianfeng (1852)
On March 16, the whole county was windy, thunderous, black fog, and at one o'clock, the wind passed through the ground and paved the ground with black sand, and the people walked on their feet.
Xianfeng period (1851-1861)
Some of the Hui people in the county town began to use nitrate and make leather clothes. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, dozens of leather goods workshops were formed. By the 15th year or so of the Republic of China, there were more than 70 businesses such as Fuxing City and Wanshun Ma operating the leather goods industry, with an annual output of 25,000 pieces of lambskin and two-fur coats, which were exported to Chengdu, Shanghai and other places, which was the boom period of the leather goods industry.
The first year of Muzong Tongzhi (1862)
In October, the Hui people of Lianhua City in Qin'an County responded to the Shaanxi Fengxiang Huimin Tie Zhengguo to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and pushed Mu Shenghua as the leader. In the same year, from the beginning of the summer, the Huimin of Shaanxi, Beilu (present-day Ningxia), Hezhou (present-day Linxia) and the Huimin of Lianhuacheng rose up one after another, attacking Longcheng and Longshan Castle, attacking the county seat of Qin'an, and attacking Guojia, Weidian, Yebao and other places. Until the tongzhi decade (1871) subsided.
Tongzhi 6th year (1867)
In July, the county received heavy rains and floods, and by August, it was severely affected.
Seven Years of Tongzhi (1868)
In the summer, Qin'an County has not dried up since the first month. The people are hungry, there are more than ten thousand dollars to fight millet, the village is withered, ten rooms and nine empty, the bark and grass roots are dug up, the food is exhausted, and the dead are countless.
Eight Years of Tongzhi (1869)
In autumn, plague was endemic throughout the county. Rain and hail, voles move south.
The first year of Emperor Dezong's reign (1875)
The Gansu Juyuan held the first township examination in Gansu Fenwei, with more than 3,000 candidates, and Qin'an examinee An Weijun took the first place in the examination (Xie Yuan).
Five Years of Guangxu (1879)
On May 12, the Qin'an earthquake occurred. The city wall was cracked, few houses existed, more than 300 people were crushed, about 00 houses were collapsed, 44 were poured at the battlements, 128 mountains were cracked, the mountains collapsed and the river collapsed, and the bridges collapsed.
Twenty-five Years of Guangxu (1899)
In July, the county received heavy rains, and the Lujia landslide in Beixiang was 60 to 70 miles wide, blocking the Jichuan River and overflowing for more than 10 miles.
Thirty Years of Guangxu (1905)
The college was reorganized into a prefectural higher elementary school with a three-year school system. There are courses in Chinese language, arithmetic, self-cultivation, personality, and zhi. There are more than 20 students, and the first principal is Jinshi Wenyuan. In the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926), it was changed to a higher primary school with a four-two system, and an English class was added.
In the same year, when Wang Zijin of Anfu Village went to Tianjin, he bought back 3 Sets of Japanese Looms and 1 Set of Spinning Machines, and spun and produced cotton cloth in present-day Anfu Township, which was the earliest woven fabric in Qin'an.
Thirty-two Years of Guangxu (1906)
Qin'an County has set up a post office and a police station, and the police station has 1 general bureau and 2 sub-bureaus, with 4 police officers and 16 police officers. The station began to be gradually withdrawn.
Thirty-three Years of Guangxu (1907)
Large cloth (tubu) in Zaoyang, Xiaogan and other places in Hubei Province flows into the Qin'an market. Textile producers throughout the county have imitated the machine and woven a coarse earthen cloth that is 9 inches wide to 1 city foot wide and 40 city feet long, which is deeply loved by people. Later, throughout the urban and rural areas, the production volume was very large, and there were weaving bases and native cloth brokerage houses.
Guangxu period (1875-1908)
Sun Hai, a Native of Qin'an, continued to revise the Chronicle of Qin'an County, which was written in four volumes, and the handwritten version has not yet been printed. Yikes.