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In the Spring and Autumn Period, it belonged to Wu, Yue, and Chu, and in the Qin Dynasty, it belonged to Jiujiang County. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty (201 BC), Jiancheng County was established and belonged to Yuzhang County. During the Zhongping period of the Eastern Han Dynasty (184-189), the people of Shangcai in Runan (now Henan) moved here and established Shangcai County. In the first year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty (280), it was changed to Wangcai County. The Liang Dynasty (502-557 AD) in the Southern and Northern Dynasties belonged to the Yuzhang Kingdom. In the ninth year of Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (589), Wangcai County was merged into Jiancheng County and belonged to Hongzhou. During the Zhonghe period of the Tang Dynasty (881-884), Shanggao Town was established, so it was named because it was located in the upper reaches of Gao'an. Song Bai said that it is famous for its high terrain. In the early Yuan Dynasty (937) of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Shanggaochang was established, and in the 10th year of Baoda (952), Shanggao County was established. Shanggao County was listed in Volume 106 of "Huanyu Ji": "Because the terrain is high, it is called Shanggao." It belongs to Junzhou. The Song Dynasty belonged to Ruizhou. Yuan belongs to Ruizhou Road. In the second year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1369), it belonged to Ruizhou Prefecture. In 1914, it belonged to Luling Road, and in 1926, it belonged to the Eighth Administrative District of Jiangxi Province. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (201 BC), Jiancheng County was established. It belongs to the purpose of building a city. In the Zhongping period of the Eastern Han Dynasty (184-189), Shangcai County was established as the city and county, and Sansanlipu was governed. During the period of Wu, Huang and Wu of the Three Kingdoms (222-228), Shangcai County was analyzed and two counties, Yifeng and Yangle, were established. In the first year of Jin Taikang (280), the county was renamed Wangcai County because Cai people cherished their hometown. In the second year of Zhonghe in the Tang Dynasty (882), Zhong Chuan (now a native of Mengtou Village, Xinxiang, Shanggaotian) drove to Jiangxi to observe history, occupied Hongzhou (Nanchang), served as Zhennan Jiedushi, and was granted the title of King of Nanping. Later Zhongchuan established Shanggao Town. Shanggao got its name from then on. During the Qianning period of the Tang Dynasty, Zhong Chuan donated his house as a temple, and Emperor Zhaozong granted him "Hongji". Tianfuzhong was renamed "Chongfu Temple". The temple is on the nine peaks of Moshan. Therefore, it is also called Jiufeng Temple. The temple still exists today. In the 10th year of Baoda in the Southern Tang Dynasty, Chang was promoted to a county, named Gaoxian County, and the county government was Aoyang, which has remained unchanged to this day. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng, Li Huaidao, the county magistrate, built a school palace at the west end of the county. Su Che wrote "Jian Confucianism". In the sixth year of Qingyuan, a silver bank was set up at Duobao Peak (also known as Taizibi) in Mengshan Mountain; in the 13th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1276), a promotion department was set up, and in the 10th year of the Zhizheng period (1351), Chen Yizhong declared for closure. In the fourth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1407), the furnace was re-established for smelting; in June of the 22nd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1594), a monument was erected to seal it. From the first year to the third year of Kaixi, the county magistrate Zhao Yuanfu rebuilt the Fuhong Bridge (formerly known as Tongji Bridge). In the 32nd year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1553), the county magistrate Chen Yanju began to move to Jinmen, and it was renamed Yuejin Bridge, commonly known as the floating bridge. The Aoyang Bridge was abandoned after its completion in 1981. In the twenty-seventh year of the Yuan Dynasty (1290), Mengshan Yinchang's Chief of Examiners promoted Jiang Yun to found Zhengde Academy. The site is located in Mengshan Mountain at night, and it creates a precedent for running schools in factories and mines. In the twentieth year of Zhizheng, there were 60 days of rain and snow in spring. Summer June earthquake. In the ninth year of Zhengde, tigers entered the market and hurt people. In August of the 33rd year of Jiajing reign, the county magistrate Chen Yanju took the lead in compiling the "Shanggao County Chronicle", a photocopy of which is now available. During the Wanli Period, a three-hole bluestone arch bridge was built in Meisha Village, named Jinsuo Bridge, also known as Meisha Bridge. There is a pavilion built on the bridge. This bridge is the only existing ancient bridge with a pavilion. In the 17th year of Chongzhen, on February 29, Lu Jinsan led a peasant uprising army of more than 10,000 people to attack the county town. The county magistrate Zhang Chaoquan came to serve for seven days, but the defense was unprepared and the city was breached. Three days after seizing the city, they attacked Xinchang. The governor of Jiujiang sent four armies to encircle and suppress the rebels. Lu Jinsan was appeased, but was beheaded by Yuan Jixian soon after in public display in Jiujiang. In the same year, the "Three Dynasties Shiyu" archway was built for Cao Rulan in front of the county office. Zhuangyuanzhou was moved to Zhuangyuanzhou in the 8th year of Shunzhi (1651). Mahu Village was moved to Mahu Village in the 27th year of Daoguang (1847). It is now restored. In the twenty-first year of Qianlong's reign, on November 16, there was an earthquake. In the 22nd year of Qianlong's reign, an inventory of households was conducted and a list of smokers was made. Shanggao planned 5 districts, 52 regiments, and 147 maps. In the 52nd year of Qianlong's reign, Fan Yuan, the county magistrate, built the Grand View Pagoda. The stone inscription "Daguan Pagoda" on the main entrance was written by Fan Yuan. The tower body is now intact. On June 20 of the same year, there was an earthquake. In February of the 16th year of Jiaqing, the county magistrate Liu Bing compiled seventeen volumes of "Shanggao County Chronicles", the first volume and the last volume. In the second year of Daoguang's reign, Zheng Bingtian was selected as the second person to enter the first gate. In February of the 29th year of Guangxu's reign, the first Shanggao County government primary school was founded. The school is located in the examination shed in the county seat of Hebei Province. In the second year of Xuantong, the official gauze linen won the second prize of Jiangxi Product Federation for its "fine texture, smooth texture". In 1922, high school was founded. The school was located in the Hebei County Examination Shed, which was closed in 1931. In March 1926, the county office was changed to the county government, and the governor was changed to the county magistrate. In 1927, the first bank, Jinchang Bank, was opened in the county. The village is located in Guanyin Pavilion. In the same year, the county produced 850,000 pieces of linen, ranking among the best in the province.
In October 1929, the first party member congress of the Kuomintang in Shanggao County was held. Five people, including Li Jun, were elected as executive members and the Shanggao County Party Headquarters was officially established. On August 8, 1930, when the First Red Army Corps led by Mao Zedong and Zhu De marched toward Changsha, the Fourth Red Army Army captured Shanggao County. Xiong Wei, the head of Shanggao County of the Kuomintang, led his team to flee to Zhangshu. While the Red Army was camping in Shanggao, Mao Zedong followed the army to Shanggao. One night, a meeting of directly affiliated team cadres was held in a dilapidated church (Gospel Hall), and Mao Zedong made a political report. After the Fourth Red Army arrived in Shanggao County, they held a mass meeting in Wanshou Palace. Shanggao County Farmers' Association was established. Yan Qiuyuan served as chairman of the Farmers Association. On July 14, 1949, Shanggao was liberated and belonged to Yuanzhou Prefecture. In September 1952, it belonged to Nanchang Prefecture. In December 1958, it belonged to Yichun Prefecture. In February 1968, it belonged to Yichun Region. In 2001, it belonged to Yichun City. On April 18, 1985, Aoshan, Shangganshan, Damiao, and Moshan Townships were established (Ganfu Tingzi [1985] No. 230). On April 21, 1985, Xujiadu and Tianxin towns were established (Ganfu Tingzi [1985] No. 236). On August 18, 1997, Sixi Township and Jinjiang Township were abolished, and Sixi Town and Jinjiang Town were established; Moshan Township was abolished, a town system was established, and the name was changed to Siquanpu Town (Ganminzi [1997] No. 174 Approval) . So far, Shanggao County has jurisdiction over 6 towns and 11 townships: Aoyang Town, Tianxin Town, Xujiadu Town, Jinjiang Town, Siquanpu Town, Sixi Town, Zhendu Township, Luzhou Township, Hantang Township, Nangang Township, Damiao Township, Mengshan Township, New Territories Bu Township, Shangganshan Township, Taxia Township, Aoshan Township, and Yeshi Township. Now there are Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Uyghur, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, She, Kazakh, Russian, The Oroqen, Gaoshan, Shui, Naxi, Tu, Salar, Gelao, Xibe, Achang, Qiang, Tajik, Jing and other ethnic groups are distributed. (2000 Census) On December 7, 1998, Nangang Township was abolished and Nangang Town was established (Ganminzi [1998] Approval No. 221). On February 25, 2000, Hantang Township was abolished and Hantang Town was established (Ganminzi [2000] No. 38 Approval). So far, the county has jurisdiction over 8 towns and 9 townships. According to the fifth census data: the total population of the county is 334,535; including: Aoyang Town 64,380, Tianxin Town 37,736, Xujiadu Town 27,016, Jinjiang Town 28,185, Hantang Town 20,267, Nangang Town 13,946, Sixi Town 38,530, Si Quanpu Town 8433, Luzhou Township 15340, Taxia Township 7678, Mengshan Township 15033, Yeshi Township 8770, New Territory Bu Township 19866, Zhendu Township 9974, Damiao Township 4545, Shangganshan Township 5728, Aoshan Township 9108 ( people). Now there are Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Uyghur, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, She, Kazakh, Russian, The Oroqen, Gaoshan, Shui, Naxi, Tu, Salar, Gelao, Xibe, Achang, Qiang, Tajik, Jing and other ethnic groups are distributed. (2000 Census) On August 19, 2003, the organizational structure of Aoyang Town was cancelled, and Aoyang Subdistrict Office was established; Aoshan Township was abolished, and the organic system was placed under the jurisdiction of Yeshi Township; Damiao Township was abolished, and the organic system was placed under the jurisdiction of Nangang Town Jurisdiction; Siquanpu Town was abolished and placed under the jurisdiction of Tianxin Town (Ganminzi [2003] No. 193). On September 4, 2003, Shangganshan Township was abolished and placed under the jurisdiction of Taxia Township (Ganminzi [2003] No. 214). At the end of 2003, the county's total population was 337,000. List of administrative divisions in 2004: It has jurisdiction over 1 street, 6 towns, and 6 townships. Aoyang Subdistrict: In 2004, it governed: Heping Road Community, Jianshe North Road Community, Jingshan Road Community, Xueyuan Road Community, Shangcheng Road Community, Guilin Community, Dongmen Community, Wuma Community, and Hejianao Village. Tianxin Town governs: Tianxin Neighborhood Committee, Tianxin Village, Pingxi Village, Guanxi Village, Helong Village, Dianqian Village, Kengli Village, Doumen Village, Xinsheng Village, Wangfeng Village, Xintian Village, Hujing Village, Nanjiang Village, Jangtou Village, Zhu Village, Qiuhu Village, Xiexi Village, Wangjia Village, Jiangnan Village, Lianqiao Village, Qianpi Village, Kenglin Village, and Shishui Village.
Xujiadu Town governs: Xujiadu Market Town Neighborhood Committee, Huoxi Village, Xuetian Village, Tangxia Village, Shewei Village, Shiyuan Village, Wankeng Village, Shanbei Village, Wangpi Village, Dongbian Village, Matang Village, Zhoujiang Village, Xiumei Village, Lukou Village, Quangang Village, Zhaili Village, Kantou Village, Baitu Village, Cunquan Village, and Jiufeng Forest Farm. Jinjiang Town governs: Wanshou Palace Neighborhood Committee, Guanyin Pavilion Neighborhood Committee, Jinnan Village, Jinhe Village, Datang Village, Lingjiang Village, Zhongjiadu Village, Xinhua Village, Liukou Village, Zhuqiao Village, Wuli Village, Tuanjie Village, Shihu Village, Xiekou Village, Dongfeng Village. Sixi Town governs: Sixi Town Neighborhood Committee, Liangtian Village, Chengtou Village, Antang Village, Zhongzhai Village, Zengjia Village, Yangang Village, Dujia Village, Linxi Village, Hujia Village, Caogang Village, Zhangjia Village, and Youshi Village, Xiongjia Village, Guanqiao Village, Xiaogang Village, Bedli Village, Tombfield Village, Tangxia Village, Liujia Village, Lujiayuan Village, Magang Village, and Yeshan Village. Hantang Town governs: Hantang Neighborhood Committee, Hantang Village, Guangping Village, Zhaotian Village, Jiangbian Village, Zhonglou Village, Xiashan Village, Longtang Village, Youyuan Village, Feng Village, and Tangpi Village. Nangang Town governs: Nangang Neighborhood Committee Nangang Village, Meisha Village, Xiaoping Village, Chaling Village, Qianjin Village, Changkeng Village, Yuanshan Village, Dawoli Village, Miaoqian Village, and Mengshan Forest Farm. Luzhou Township governs: Jiangkou Village, Xinqiao Village, Zhongyao Village, Huangshan Village, Dayuan Village, Tianxi Village, Guoxi Village, Ruli Village, Zhangjiang Village, Chenjia Village, and Tianbei Village. Taxia Township governs: Taiping Community, Tianbei Village, Changshan Village, Tangfu Village, Shangxin Village, Xialin Village, Maojiang Village, Jianxin Village, Tianshan Village, Chashi Village, and Huaishuling Village. Mengshan Township governs: Kangtou Village, Yuexing Village, Lujiatian Village, Junshitang Village, Xiaofang Village, Louxia Village, Hujiang Village, Fugang Village, Huangli Village, Qinghu Village, Xiaoshang Village, and Xiaoxia Village. Zhendu Township governs: Zhennan Village, Zhenbei Village, Shetian Village, Jiangdong Village, Yangtian Village, Luoxi Village, Huangtian Village, Jingtou Village, Luojia Village, Buantou Village, Yuanxin Village, and Longjia Village. Yeshi Township governs: Yeshi Village, Shuikou Village, Lianshan Village, Shaoxi Village, Nancun, Youjia Village, Gaogang Village, Mingxing Village, Jujing Village, Liaojia Village, Dianshang Village, Yanjia Village, Guanbu Village, and Jieguan Village. New Territories Bu Township governs: Hengjiang Village, Chaushang Village, Duifeng Village, Chexi Village, Pioneer Village, Guangming Village, Wanxi Village, Zeshan Village, Tongshan Village, Fugang Village, Wuxing Village, Duanxi Village, Chengpi Village, and Sanxing Village. Moshan Reclamation Farm: Jurisdiction: Siquanpu Neighborhood Committee; Xiangshan Branch and Jie Gang Branch. Shangganshan Forestry Farm governs: Shangganshan Main Farm, Tongchaoling Branch, Jinkeng Branch, Gaoyiwo Branch, and Luoyuan Branch. Aoshan Overseas Chinese Farm has jurisdiction over: Shihongqiao Community; Aobei branch, gardening branch, Yanglin branch, and Tingshang branch. On December 13, 2005, the "Reply on the Adjustment of Some Administrative Areas in Shanggao County" (Ganminzi [2005] No. 150): It was agreed that the Wuma and Hejianao Village Committees under the jurisdiction of the Aoyang Subdistrict Office would be divided into It is under the jurisdiction of Jinjiang Town. At the end of the year, the total population of the county was 345,975. Currently, there are Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Uyghur, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean, Manchu, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, Dai, Li, She, Kazakh, Russian, etc. The distribution of ethnic groups include the Oroqen, Gaoshan, Shui, Naxi, Tu, Salar, Gelao, Xibe, Achang, Qiang, Tajik, and Jing ethnic groups. (2000 Census)