In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was the land of Bai Di, and later it was returned to the State of Jin.
During the Warring States period, it belonged to the State of Wei. After the Battle of Engraving Yin in Qin and Wei Dynasties (328 BC), Wei Xiannan went to the county of Qin State, which belonged to Qin.
After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, the territory belonged to Yangzhou County, Shang Jun. After Qin's death, Xiang Yu was divided into three parts in Guanzhong (206 BC), and this territory was under the jurisdiction of Zhai Wang Dongming.
In the Western Han Dynasty, it was the secretariat of Yangzhou County, Shang Jun County and Shuofang County. In 9 AD, Wang Mang proclaimed himself emperor and changed his title to "Xin". Shang Jun was changed to Ceng Shan and Yangzhou to Shang Ling Temple. It took a short time.
In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yangzhou County was abolished, and its territory was under the jurisdiction of Fushi County and Gaonu County, the upper county of Binzhou Secretariat. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was occupied by Xiongnu and other ethnic minorities.
The territory of the Three Kingdoms and the Western Jin Dynasty was occupied by Xianbei, Hu Qiang and other ethnic minorities. During the Jin Dynasty, it crossed the south, while the north was in the Sixteen Countries Period of Wuhu. The territory has been under the jurisdiction of pre-Qin, post-Qin, Daxia and other minority regimes.
During the Northern Dynasties, the Northern Wei Dynasty destroyed the Great Summer and established Eastern Xia County (5 13), which belonged to Shuofang County, Eastern Xia. Shuofang County is located in Weiping, leading to Weiping, Dabin, Chengzhong, Shuofang, Zhenghe, Dabin (located in the first year of turtle [5 18], so the address is now Shuangmiaowan) and Weiping five counties. In the Western Wei Dynasty, Weiping County belonged to Anning County, Dabin County belonged to Anzheng County, and Anzheng County was also in Dabin, leading only one county. These two counties were under the jurisdiction of Suizhou until the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and their construction remained unchanged.
At the beginning of Sui Dynasty, Dabin County and Weiping County were still established, Dabin County belonged to Tiaoyin County, and Weiping County belonged to Yan 'an County. In the 13th year of the Great Cause of Sui Dynasty (6 17), Shuofang County was made emperor with the title of "Liang", and this territory was under the jurisdiction of Liang.
In the third year of Tang Wude (620), Tang established Weizhou in Weiping, which was divided into two counties: Angu and Anquan. In the seventh year of Tang Wude (624), Suizhou moved to Weiping. At the same time, set up Dabin County in Weiping. In the second year of Zhenguan (628), Liang disappeared, Weizhou and its subordinate Weiping County were revoked, and this territory was under the jurisdiction of Dabin and Chengping counties in Daosui Prefecture. The northern part of the county is under the jurisdiction of Yinzhou. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, ethnic minorities such as Dangxiang and Tuguhun moved to their homeland.
In the Five Dynasties, Xiang Yan did not change and was under the jurisdiction of the difficult army.
From the Northern Song Dynasty to Daoguang-year (995 ~ 997), the territory was occupied by Xixia, which was gradually recovered in the fourth year of Pingping (1067) and was under the jurisdiction of Yanzhou, Yongxing Army Road. There were Huaining Village (now Huaining Bay), Suiping Village (now Hejia), Kerong Village (now Zhangjiazhai in Shuanghuyu Town) and Linxia City (now). Huaining, Suiping and Kerongzhai belong to Yanchuan County. In the second year of Fu Yuan (1099), it was changed to Suide Army of Yongxing Road, and Wei Rongbao belonged to Yan 'an Prefecture.
In the third year of Jin Zhengda (1226), Suiping and Huaining villages were upgraded to Suiping and Huaining counties, and Kerong village was changed to Dingrong county, which was under the jurisdiction of Suide Government of Juyan Road.
In the early Yuan Dynasty, suiping county was merged into Huaining County, and in the fourth year of Yuan Dynasty (1267), Huaining County was merged into Qingjian County, Dingrong County was merged into Mizhi County, and the counties were placed under Mizhi and Qingjian counties in Suide, Yan 'an Road, Shaanxi Province.
In the Ming Dynasty, this territory was under the jurisdiction of Suide Prefecture, Qingjian County and Mizhi County of Yan 'an Road, and was placed under the jurisdiction of Yan 'an Prefecture. In the Ming Dynasty, there were states and guards in Suide, and Dali River and Xiaoli River in this county were under the jurisdiction of Suide Wei, who was a soldier and a wasteland. There are 400 households in Dali River, namely, Yang, Yang, Zhang Bing and Xiao Li River, namely, 100 households in Zhao. There are three squares and ten miles in Suide Prefecture, which can't be found in this territory. Today, the mountainous areas in the Dali River Basin are all rice fat, which was twelve miles in total in the early Ming Dynasty, and was adjusted to five miles in the Jiajing period. Home to Shengping and Shuangquan. Today, the Huaining River Basin in the county belongs to Qingjian County in the Ming Dynasty, with one mile of Su Tieli in the east and Peijiawan in the second mile of Su Tieli in the west.
In Qing Dynasty, the counties belonged to Suidefu, Qingjian, Mizhi and Huaiyuan counties in Shaanxi Province. Today, from the Dali River area east of Xujiawan, the territory of most counties belongs to Suide area. In the Qing dynasty, Suide government ruled Qili, and its Zizhou Lijia Village could not be investigated, but 400 households remained unchanged in the Ming dynasty. Li Jia in Qingjian County and Mizhi County is similar to that in Ming Dynasty, and Cycas No.1 in Qingjian County governs Seven Jia and Cycas No.2 governs Ten Jia. Zhao's 100 households belong to Huaiyuan County (now Hengshan Mountain) in Xiaoli River, divided into 200 households.
During the Republic of China, this territory belonged to Suide, Qingjian, Mizhi and Hengshan (that is, Huaiyuan). Hengshan was placed under the First Office of Shaanxi Province, while Suide, Qingjian and Mizhili were placed under the Second Office of Shaanxi Province.
1935 ~ 1936 In the summer, a part of this territory was liberated and came under the jurisdiction of Soviet regimes such as Mixi County and Xiuyan County.
1943 65438+On February 25th, the government of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region issued an order, starting from 1944 New Year's Day: "To commemorate the revolutionary martyr Comrade Li Zizhou, the county government was formally established and named Zizhou County." In June1944 65438+1October 10, Shuanghuyu Town held a celebration meeting and announced the formal establishment of Zizhou County.
/kloc-0 was reorganized in may, 1950, and was reorganized under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi suide district Commissioner's office (hereinafter referred to as suide office). 1956 10, Suide Society was revoked and came under the jurisdiction of Yulin Society. In 1958, Zizhou, Qingjian and Wubao counties were all merged into Suide County, and in August 196 1 year, four counties were established separately to restore Zizhou County.