Shenyang alias

During the Western Han Dynasty, Shenyang had a city outline, which was called "the back city".

It was renamed "Shenzhou" in the Tang Dynasty.

In 92 1 year, Liao Taizu immigrated here and built a tucheng, and the production developed accordingly.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Jin Taizu captured China and took "China" as its title.

1296 yuan to rebuild Tucheng and change Shenzhou to "Shenyang Road", which belongs to Liaoyang. Because Shenyang is located in the north of Shenshui (Hunhe River), based on the traditional orientation theory of China people, that is, "the mountains are overcast in the north and the water is sunny in the north", it was changed to Shenyang. Since then, the name "Shenyang" has officially appeared in historical materials, with a history of 702 years.

1386, the Ming Dynasty renamed "Shenyang Road" as "Shenyang Zhongwei"

1625, Qing Taizu moved the capital from Liaoyang to Shenyang and began to build a palace in Shenyang (now the Forbidden City in Shenyang).

1643, the Qing emperor Taizong renamed Shenyang as "Shengjing".

1644 After the Qing Dynasty moved its capital to Beijing, Shenyang became its capital.

1657, the Qing dynasty set up Fengtianfu in Shenyang, also known as "Fengtian".

After the Revolution of 1911, Shenyang became the capital ruled by Feng Zhi's warlords.

1923, the Fengtian municipal government was formally established, and the municipal organizational system appeared for the first time in Shenyang.

1929, Zhang Xueliang changed "Fengtian City" to "Shenyang City" after "changing the flag in Northeast China".

193 1 year, Japanese imperialism launched the "Nine? 18 incident, after the occupation of Shenyang, "Shenyang City" was changed to "Fengtian City".

With the victory of 1945 in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the name of "Shenyang" was restored to "Fengtian".