As of 20 19, Meishan city has jurisdiction over four counties and two districts. Dongpo District is the seat of the central city and the political, economic and cultural center of the city.
Dongpo District has jurisdiction over 3 streets, 23 townships (15 towns and 8 townships), 63 communities, 238 villages and 1854 villagers' groups.
3 Streets: Susi Street, Tonghui Street and Dashiqiao Street;
15 Town: Xianger Town, Taihe Town, Yuexing Town, Shangyi Town, Duoyue Town, Qinjia Town, Wansheng Town, Chongren Town, Mengsi Town, Xiuwen Town, Songjiang Town, Yongshou Town, Chongli Town, Funiu Town and Baima Town;
8 townships: Susan Township, Guangji Township, Pan 'ao Township, Tudi Township, Fusheng Township, Fuxing Township, Jinhua Township and Liu Sheng Township.
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The Historical Evolution of Dongpo District
Dongpo District has a long history, and its construction has been recorded for more than 500 years/kloc-0. Historically, it was mainly under the jurisdiction of states and counties. After the founding of New China, there was a Meishan area, which was changed to meishan county after revocation, and successively belonged to Leshan and Meishan. On February 20, 2000, 65438+ was rebuilt as Dongpo District, and since then it has belonged to Meishan City.
The establishment of Meishan began in the third year of Jianwu in the Southern Qi Dynasty (496). At the beginning, Tongqi Zuo Jun was built, and Jianlong Anpu (now Longshi Village, Taihe Town) was built. During the reign of South Liangping (520-527), it was renamed Tong Qi County and was located in Tong Qi County.
In the second year of Taiqing (548), Qingzhou was established, which governed Tong Qi County and Tong Qi County, and all the places were in Longanpu. In 553, the Western Wei Dynasty abolished the emperor, and Qingzhou was changed to Meizhou (named after Emei Mountain), which governed Tong Qi County and Qingcheng County, and the jurisdiction remained unchanged. Gonger two years (555), the county was renamed the county.
In the second year of Ming Di in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (558), Tong Qi County was abandoned and Anle County was built. Located in old meishan county, it belongs to Meizhou. In the first year of Jiande (572), Meizhou was changed to Qingzhou, then Tong Qi County was restored, and Anle County was renamed Tong Qi County. In the first year of Dacheng (579), Qingzhou changed its history (named after Hanjia County in Han Dynasty) and governed Yi Tong County.
In the third year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (583), the county was abandoned to save the country. The following year, Tong Qi County was changed to Guangtong County. In the first year of Renshou (60 1), Yi Tong County was abolished and Guangtong County was changed to Yi Tong County, which belongs to history.
In the second year of Daye (606), it was renamed Meizhou, and the state moved to Yi Tong County (i.e. Longshi Village in Taihe Town to Jiumeishan County). Soon, meishan county established a state, and the county ruled Longyou (now the central district of Leshan), and governed Yi Tong and other counties.
In the first year of Wude in Tang Gaozu (6 18), Meishan County was abolished and its history was restored. The following year, Meizhou broke away from history and governed Yi Tong County (now old meishan county), Yi Tong, Dan Ling, Hongya, Nan 'an (now Jiajiang) and Qingshen.
Since then, Meizhou County has made many adjustments. In the first year of Tianbao (742), the abandoned Meizhou moved to Yi Tong County. In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), Yi Tong County was abandoned and Meizhou was restored, which belonged to Xichuan in the south of the sword.
In the first year of Xingguo in Song Taiping (976), Yixian was changed to meishan county, which belonged to Meizhou.
In the 20th year of Yuan Shizu Zhiyuan (1283), meishan county was abolished and returned to Meizhou Zhili.
In the ninth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1376), Meizhou was reduced to Meixian, which belonged to Jiading. In the 13th year of Hongwu (1380), Meixian was re-established as Meizhou, directly under the Sichuan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and under the jurisdiction of Dan Ling, Pengshan and Qingshen counties. Since then, the Ming and Qing dynasties have followed this building.
In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), Meizhou was abandoned and Meishan County was restored, which belonged to Shangchuan South Road and renamed Jianchang Road the following year. In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), the fourth administrative supervision area of Sichuan Province was established, which governs meishan county, Meishan, Pengshan, Dan Ling, Qingshen, Jiajiang, Hongya, Dayi, Qionglai, Mingshan and Pujiang 10 counties.
1950 65438+ 10, Meishan area was established, which governs meishan county, belongs to western Sichuan administrative office, and still governs 10 county. After that, Dayi was drawn out and Xinjin was included.
1On March 5th, 953, Meishan area was abolished, and meishan county was changed to Leshan area (later Leshan City).
1On August 26th, 997, Meishan area (separated from Leshan City) was established to administer meishan county, and meishan county was subordinate to Zhili in Meishan area. In July, 2000, Meishan District cancelled the establishment of Meishan City.
In the same year, on February 20th, 12, meishan county was revoked and changed to Dongpo District (county level).
Dongpo district people's government-administrative divisions
Dongpo District People's Government-Historical Evolution