In history, the administrative divisions of southern Guizhou, Duyun Fuquan once stood side by side, and the northwest has long been under Guiyang.

The black dotted line below is the administrative division scope of contemporary Qiannan Prefecture.

Qiannan Prefecture was under the jurisdiction of Xiang County in Qin Dynasty, but there was no county-level administrative organization in the territory, which lasted until the Western Han Dynasty.

The picture above shows the Western Han Dynasty in AD 7. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty opened the southwest and established Songsi County to strengthen the management of this area. So there are two counties in southern Guizhou at this time.

There are several opinions about xian county's governance, so xian county is located in Lan County. This paper takes this as the map of Fuquan City today. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was changed to Galand County, and Nanliang was abandoned and not continued.

Not a county. In the Western Han Dynasty, the county seat was in today's dushan county. Nanliang is out of date and didn't last.

The picture above shows the Western Jin Dynasty in 28 1 year. At this time, Qiannan area is still under the jurisdiction of Zhang Si County, but it has been moved to Wanshou County.

Wanshou County in the Western Jin Dynasty is located in Weng 'an County today. Nanliang is out of date and didn't last.

The picture above shows the Sui Dynasty in 6 12 AD. At this time, Qiannan area is still under the jurisdiction of Xixian County, which has jurisdiction over Xixian County and Hua Bin County.

Xi 'an, located in the Sui Dynasty, is in the territory of Weng 'an County today. Later, it was changed to Zhangzhou and abolished in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Hua Bin County, located in Sui Dynasty, is located in Pingfa Town, Guiding County. The Tang Dynasty was abolished and did not last.

The above picture shows the Tang Dynasty in 74 1 year. At this time, there are nine Jimi States in Qiannan Prefecture, all of which are under the jurisdiction of Qianzhou Governor's Office.

The secretariat of Jimo Prefecture was replaced by local tribal leaders and evolved into a later toast.

The picture above shows the Northern Song Dynasty111year. At this time, there are ten Jimi States in Qiannan Prefecture, all of which are under the jurisdiction of Qianzhou.

Guizhou Province is located in Chongqing today, not far but definitely not near. This jurisdiction is a nominal jurisdiction. In fact, these captured countries listen to the tune but not to propaganda, and rebellion happens from time to time.

The picture above shows the Yuan Dynasty in 1330. At this time, most of southern Guizhou was under the jurisdiction of the Xuanwei Department of Bafan Shunyuan (now Guiyang), and a small part was under the jurisdiction of the appeasement department of Nandan, Qingyuan, Guangxi.

At this time, there are more than 20 county-level (including Tusi) and above administrative agencies in Qiannan Prefecture. If it is really impossible to complete the marking, it will not be marked.

The picture above shows the Ming Dynasty in A.D. 1582. At this time, Qiannan Prefecture has jurisdiction over Duyun Prefecture, Qingyuan Prefecture, Guizhou Prefecture, Bozhou Division, Pingyuewei, Longliwei and Xintianwei. Talk about the local government and three bathrooms.

Duyun House was located in the seventh year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1494), and now it is located in duyun city. Its jurisdiction is equivalent to Duyun, Kaili, Majiang, Sandu County, Pingtang, Dushan and other cities and counties in Guizhou Province abolished during the Republic of China.

Longliwei was founded in the 23rd year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1390), which is the origin of administrative system in Longli County. In the 11th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1672), Longli County was relocated, which has continued to this day.

Ping Yue Wei was established in the 14th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (138 1 year), which is the origin of the administrative system in Fuquan today. Later, it was first changed to Pingyue County, and later renamed Fuquan, which continues to this day.

Wei Jian was newly added in the 23rd year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1390), and the Acropolis is located in the urban area of Guiding today. In the 26th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (1687), it was merged into Guiding County, and the county seat was moved to the Acropolis.

In the Ming Dynasty, a large number of health clinics were set up in Guizhou, which played an important role in quelling the chaos of luxury and security and the war of broadcasting States.

The picture above shows the Qing Dynasty in 1820. At this time, Qiannan Prefecture belongs to two counties and one state in the above picture.

Today, Qiannan Prefecture is under the jurisdiction of Duyun Prefecture in the east, Guiyang Prefecture in the west and Pingyue Prefecture (now Fuquan City) in the north. At this time, the Qing dynasty had completed the land reform and returned to the flow, and both the government and the state were flow officials.

The above picture shows the period of Beiyang government in 19 14. At this time, Qiannan Prefecture was under the jurisdiction of Guizhou Middle Road, which was located in Guiyang County, and 1920 was abandoned.

The picture above shows 1955 in the early days of the People's Republic of China. After liberation, Dushan area and Guiyang area were established first, and then changed to Duyun area and Guiding area respectively, which is the administrative division in the above picture.

1956 Duyun District and Guiding District have been revoked, and their jurisdictions are divided into Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture and Anshun District respectively.

With the re-establishment of duyun city in 1966 and the establishment of Fuquan City in 1996, it has gradually become today's administrative division.

Throughout the history of administrative divisions in southern Guizhou. Ancient Galand and Wulian have a long history, but it didn't last long.

Although there were many administrative agencies in Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties, most of them were Tusi Tufu Tuzhou Tuxian County, and few of them have continued to this day.

From the Ming Dynasty, Duyun became the administrative center of the East, and Fuquan became the administrative center of the North, just corresponding to today's two county-level cities.

Finally, talk about several counties near Guiyang in the northwest. This area has a close relationship with Guiyang for a long time in history, and the rear area of the founding of the People's Republic of China belongs to Qiannan Prefecture.

I'm skeptical about how much sense of identity and belonging Qiannan Prefecture has, and I don't know if it's right.

The author sorts out the administrative division history of Sichuan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Jiangxi and Hunan, and can find more concerns.