According to the Fan Zhi, "In the second year of Jin Xingding (1218), the general Huaiyuan cut off his son Ren and started to build the tucheng. "At that time, the walls were low and the city was small. During the Ming Dynasty (1436-1449), the county ordered Zhang Jie to repair the city and create a county court. In the seventeenth year of Chenghua (1481), the county ordered Wang Qituo to be a three-mile and three-point city around it, with a wall height of 1.7 zhang and a pond depth of 5 feet. In the thirteenth year of Jiajing (1534), the county ordered Yang Shiyuan to build a stone city. Hou County ordered Xu Xu to build 1 defensive city enemy platform in the north and east and west of the city. At the same time, two defensive platforms were built on the left and right of the city gate, each with a double flying tower, and the county Yaqian Drum Tower was added to look around from a commanding height, which was conducive to defense. In the twenty-first year of the Wanli Calendar (1593), the small stones of the outer wall of the county Order Hongqi Road were changed to large stones, made of lime, and the inner walls were changed to clay, which was stronger than before. At that time, there were 3 city gates, the east name was "Changchun Gate", the west was called "Yongjing Gate", the south day was "Chaoyang Gate", and the north was not built because of the mountain, and the "Hengqing Gate" was built on the west side of the South Gate, also known as "Yu Gate". In the forty-seventh year of the Wanli Calendar (1619), the city of Jiuyu collapsed, the walls and stone foundations were washed away by the flood, the county ordered Hegong to change the stone wall to a brick wall, and at the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was washed away by the flood, and by the sixteenth year of Qing Shunzhi (1659), the county ordered Chang Body Yuan to repair it, made of brick and lime, making it more solid. In the first year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1662), the South Gate and the Yu Gate were repaired again. Since then, successive county orders Hu Yongzuo and Wu Liangmo have been repaired. In the fifty-ninth year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1720), the city wall collapsed again, and the county ordered Fan Li to repair it again. In the eighth year of Qianlong (1743), due to continuous rain, the city wall was damaged by four-tenths of the time, and repairs were carried out. In the sixth year of Tongzhi (1867), the city collapsed in 189 out of 10, and Zhang Guojun of Zhixian County increased the height of the city wall by 3 feet, the width of the bottom to 2 zhang, 36 waterways, 5 additional forts, and 5 old defensive platforms. #Luonan County##Shangluo Toutiao##Luonan Toutiao##Shaanxi Toutiao##县城 #
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At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the county was divided into 12 miles, a wall was decadent, and migrant workers were mobilized to repair it, and the order was chaotic. During the Wanli Period (1573-1619), the county ordered HongqiDao to divide the county into 21 miles, and the average number of servitudes was divided according to the mile, and it was clearly ordered that if it was destroyed, it would be built in sections. And inscribe the inscription.
During the Republic of China period, soldiers were plagued by vicissitudes and vicissitudes. Most of the famous buildings in the city were destroyed by fire. The city fell into disrepair and became increasingly decadent. In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), the flood washed away more than 20 zhang in the southeast corner of the city, and the governor Jin Yuying immediately allocated the people to repair it. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), Dongcheng Point was destroyed by soldiers and rebuilt.
Luonan County is built along the river, and floods have been more frequent in the past, which is not only high and deep, which is not conducive to defense, but also the river water forces the city and endangers residents. Since the Ming Dynasty, the river embankment was built outside the South Gate, called the moat. In the south of the river to repair 20 acres of garden land, plant mulberry silkworms, specialize in a pavilion called "Lesson Mulberry Pavilion". In the third year of Chongzhen (1630), the pavilion was washed away by the flood, and the county ordered Chang Tiyuan to mobilize the people to repair it. In the 40th year of the Kangxi Dynasty (1701), the county ordered Lu Zhaochang to recruit people from all walks of life to build stones as embankments, which were 40 zhang long, 7 feet wide at the top, 1 zhang wide at the bottom, and 1 zhang high, and planted willow trees inside and outside the embankment to protect the safety of the city. In the eleventh year of Qianlong (1746), the skeleton of the entire county was basically fixed, and it was repeatedly built during the Republic of China period. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, in the 1950s, a north-south levee was built on both sides of the county river, planting trees outside the embankment, and combining the embankments, killing two birds with one stone.
During the Ming Hongwu period, Jianxian Ya was located on the north side of Middle Street, in the middle of the city. During the Zhengtong period, the county ordered Zhang Jie to increase the number of leaves, and during the Zhengde period, the county ordered Zhao Zhen to increase the number of new. After that, Yang Shiyuan, Gao Shou and other county orders were successively repaired, and at the end of the Ming Dynasty, they were destroyed by soldiers. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Xu Zhengfeng was rebuilt. In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), Governor Jin Yuying rebuilt the wooden square and wrote "Jianshengfang". In front of the square is the Yi Gate, and there are corner doors on the left and right. In the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928), the county magistrate Tian Zhifang built a newspaper reading room around the gate, demolished the original wall of the photo wall, and built a new gate.
The original city has 3 streets in the east, west and south, the east and west streets are more than 1 mile long, the south street is the shortest, and there are 14 large alleys such as Yumen Lane from west to east, and the street houses are lined up one after another, and several ancestral temples and theaters are sandwiched inside. Outside the city, there are 3 boxes of East Pass, West Pass and South Pass. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Dongguan to Wenchang Ancestral Hall, Xiguan crossed the bridge to the Three Officials Hall, and the residents lived together, almost the same as in the city. From Nanguan to the shore, Yumen gate to the river, there are more residents living in the city. After suffering from military disasters and bandits at the end of the Ming Dynasty, there were only a few families left in Xiguan, only a few broken houses remained in Nanguan, and the Eastern Pass was completely destroyed, and it was restored one after another in the Qing Dynasty until the Republic of China. In addition to the administrative organs, there are senior primary schools, junior high schools, and girls' schools in the city. In the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), there were a total of 128 shops, money industry, mountain goods industry, etc. On the third, sixth and ninth days of the lunar calendar, business is booming.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, with the development of urban construction, under the principle of "making full use of the original facilities and rationally transforming the old city to save funds and shorten the time", in 1952, the southern city wall was first demolished, the city wall soil was used to fill the moat, and the present Huayang East Road (which was used as a farmers' market at that time, called the "new market"). In 1953, the west and east walls of the city began to be demolished and expanded into west and east new streets. In 1970, the northern city wall was demolished and the North Ring Road was built. The urban area continues to expand to Xisi Village, Liu Que Village and the south, and many new villages have appeared in the ditches and forks in the north of the city, and there are 249 buildings with more than 4 floors in the entire urban area, 2 bridges have been built on the county river, and 1 pedestrian bridge has been built. Since February 1993, the county seat has been completely renovated, demolishing old houses, widening streets, and building new streets. By 1995, 5 straight roads had been widened, 16 cement roads had been paved, and 156 street lights had been installed. At the same time, the county water plant and the county town center square were built. A number of high-rise buildings such as Luonan Hotel, Luonan Branch of Bank of China, Luonan Branch of China Construction Bank, and Luonan Branch of Agricultural Bank of China surround the square and have been completed one after another. The county has a construction area of 814,000 square meters, of which the residential area is 310,000 square meters and the per capita living area is 8.2 square meters, and the entire county has a new look.