Fight for the county seat.
Located in the north-central west of the county seat, Jin Shi Canal, Shide Railway and Cangshi Highway pass through the town.
Town * * * is located on the north side of the west section of Chaoyang Street in the urban area.
Dongguan: East of the former city wall, east of Dongsheng Road and north of Chaoyang Street.
The village committee is located in the north of Dongguan Street.
Nanguan: Residents are mainly distributed in Nanguan, the former county seat.
The village committee is located to the east of Xiangyang Road and to the north of Hebei Bearing Stone.
Xiguan: Residents are mainly distributed on the west side of People's Shopping Mall.
The village committee is located in Xiguan South Street.
East Street: Residents are mainly distributed in the east of Xinhua Bookstore and west of Dongsheng Road.
In 37 years of the Republic of China (1948), the city was divided into three villages, named East Street.
Middle Street: Residents are located between Xin Street and Xinhua Bookstore Street.
In 37 years, it was named Zhongjie.
West Street: Residents are mainly distributed in the west of New Street and east of Station Street.
In 37 years, it was named West Street.
Zhaocun: According to legend, in the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1370), people from Hongdong County in Shanxi moved here to build a village. Zhao is a big family, hence its name.
West: In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404), Li moved to Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and was named West because he was located in the west of the city.
34 years (1945), changed to Li Jiazhuang.
198 1 year to avoid duplicate names, reuse old names.
Songzhuang: In the Ming Dynasty, Duanjiazhuang was well known by Duan people.
At the end of the Republic of China, the surname Song appeared in large numbers, so it was renamed Songjiazhuang.
Later, it merged with Mijiazhuang and was called Mi Songzhuang.
1966 is divided into two villages.
198 1 avoid the same name and change it to Songzhuang.
Mijiazhuang: Located near the west of the county seat, it was named Xizhuang in the Ming Dynasty.
At the end of the Republic of China, there were many secret surnames.
It was renamed Mijiazhuang and later merged with Songjiazhuang, known as Misongzhuang.
1966 resettlement in different villages.
Liujiazhuang: According to legend, in the Ming Dynasty, a man surnamed Liu in Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, erected many wooden stakes with the word "Liu" written on them in the field to rent the landlord's land. Later, Liu's population gradually increased, hence the name.
Chen Zhuang: The village was built before the Qing Dynasty, and the Chen family of Zhoucun in this county moved here to settle down, taking the village name Chenjiazhuang after its surname.
198 1 changed its name to Chen Zhuang.
Zhangzhuang: In the 13th year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1500), a villager named Zhang in Yaojiazhuang moved his family to a new village called zhang jia zhuang on Gaotugang in the north of the village.
198 1 changed its name to Zhangzhuang to avoid duplicate names.
Yaojiazhuang: The village was built in the Ming Dynasty.
People from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province moved here, surnamed Yao, hence the name.
2. Zongshizhuang Town: located in the south of the county seat, located in Zongshizhuang Village, 2 1 km away from the county seat.
It is adjacent to Zhao County in the west, with an area of 37.43 square kilometers, and governs 13 administrative villages.
Zongshizhuang: In the Ming Dynasty, there were two natural villages, Zongguanzhuang and Shizilu, which were merged into one village in the 30th year of the Republic of China (194 1), hence the name.
Salt Factory: The village was built in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, residents mostly made a living by rolling salt, hence the name.
Yan Changzhai: No.
Shooting the Buddha's head: It is said that in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty (24), Liu Xiu lost his way in the night when he was avoiding soldiers. When he saw a rabbit, he shot it with a bow. The rabbit ran away with an arrow, but after chasing it, it was out of sight, so it stayed in the camp and saw an arrow on the stone Buddha.
The name of the camp is Liuyuan Gu Ying (now Yingli Township), and the name of the rabbit shooter is Shefo Rabbit, also known as Stone Buddha Rabbit.
Then pat the Buddha's head.
Kongmuzhuang: No.
Wuqiu: According to the records of the Tang Dynasty stone tablet, it was originally named Wuye Village. When Judy, the king of Yan Mingguo, swept across the north, the village was destroyed.
Later, people moved from Lu 'an area of Shanxi Province to build this village. Because there are five sand dunes, it is named Wuqiu.
Later it was changed to Wuqiu.
East Diaoyutai: a village built in the Ming Dynasty.
Because it was built on the high ground in the flooded area of Hutuo River, it is called Diaoyutai.
During the Yongle period, Zhang moved to Laowowo, Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and the population gradually increased, so he was divided into South and North Diaoyutai.
After the river changed to the north-south positive flow, the village was flooded and the residents moved to the east and west banks. The west coast is named Diaoyutai (now Zhoutou Township), and the east coast is named Diaoyutai.
Pangjiazhuang: During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Pang moved from Laowowo, Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to build this village and named it Pangjiazhuang.
Later, due to the growing size of the village, his surname also increased, because Biao Village was built in ancient times and changed its name to Pangjiazhuang.
Guanzhuang: No.
Zaoyuan: It was built before the Ming Dynasty.
Jujube Garden is named for its jujube production.
Later, it was changed to jujube garden.
Maojiazhai: It is said that during Ming Taizu's Yan Northern Expedition, soldiers from Nanyang Village, Kerong County, Jiangning County, Jiangsu Province built a village here.
Because the village is small and all soldiers, it is named.
Yongfeng: formerly known as Tisgou.
It is named because it is located near the river ditch on the south side of the ancient Hutuo River.
According to legend, there were many floods in the past. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), a county magistrate surnamed Xia came here and said, "There are three drops of water in the word' Tisigou', which is a flood.
Later, it was renamed Yongfeng, meaning to avoid disasters and protect people's happiness forever.
Balizhuang: It is said that there was a Buddhist temple in the west of the village in the Tang Dynasty, which was named Bawangzhuang because the monks in the temple bullied the city.
In the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404), the residents of Hongdong County, Shanxi Province moved here and changed their names to Balizhuang to avoid indecency.
3. Cocoon Town: It is located at the east of the county 10 km, located in Cocoon Village, south of Shide Railway, with Cocoon Railway Station; It is adjacent to Cangshi Highway in the north, with convenient transportation.
Administer 14 administrative villages.
Ma Yu: The village was built in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1404).
There are five surnames Cui, Ma, Fan, Yu and Weng, hence the name "Ma Yu".
Dongzhaojiazhuang: In the early Qing Dynasty, Zhao moved to this village and was named Zhaojiazhuang.
It is divided into East Zhaojiazhuang and West Zhaojiazhuang.
West Zhaojiazhuang: Same as East Zhaojiazhuang.
East Pinpan: The east, west and north Pinpan used to be a big village, which was called Anji Store in ancient times, also known as Nirvana Collection. A five-mile-long diagonal street is a leather-based business center in central Hebei.
On June 23rd, the second year of tomorrow (1622), the Hutuo River flooded and Nirvana was washed into two parts, which were divided into two villages: Nirvana in the south and Nirvana in the north (now Zhoujiazhuang Township).
After "Nirvana" was changed to "Pinch", and the South Pinch Board was divided into Southwest Pinch Board and Southeast Pinch Board.
1980 southeast gusset plate was renamed east gusset plate.
Southwest gusset plate: none
South Freezing Light: According to legend, South Freezing Light and North Freezing Light were originally a village.
During Zheng De's reign in Ming Dynasty, almost all the residents froze to death and starved to death because of the sudden heavy snow. The remaining two families set up a village in the north and south, one in the south and the other in the north.
Northern Lights: No.
Mengjiazhuang: During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Meng and Zhao moved to this village, so there were many people surnamed Meng.
Shulizhuang: In the early Qing Dynasty, some residents of Xijiazhuang County moved to this village, also known as Li Jiazhuang. In the late Qing Dynasty, it was named East Li Jiazhuang.
Shufu County is adjacent to the east, and it was later renamed Shufuzhuang.
Qianpengtou: Before the Song Dynasty, Pengtou was a village called Pengtou.
During the Jin and Song Dynasties, there were only two surnames left in the village, Xu and Yu, and their own villages were established. Xu was in the south, formerly called Pengtou, but in the north, later called Pengtou.
Hou Pengtou: No.
Lujiazhuang: The Yuan Dynasty was built because of its surname Lu, hence its name.
Nanxinzhuang: No.
Beixinzhuang: None
Xiaoqiao Town: Xiaoqiao Village, located 9.5 kilometers northeast of the county, at the intersection of Jinshen Highway and Qiaoying Highway.
Administer 12 administrative villages.
Xiao Qiao: It is said that there was a flood in Wang Yang at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty. From time to time, two mounds, one large and one small, appear above the water, which are called "rocks". People settled on the mound and named their villages "Dajiao" and "Jiao Xiao" respectively.
After "reef" was rewritten as "firewood".
Da Qiao: No.
Chang Si: According to legend, at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, due to the low terrain and rainy and snowy weather, four streets often accumulated water and houses often collapsed.
Living in the village is called "four invariants"
Du Quan: According to legend, it was named after Han crossing the Hutuo River here.
Donglonghua: According to legend, Donglonghua and Xilonghua were originally a village.
When it was completed, the street was curved and shaped like a dragon, hence the name Longhua.
Later generations increased the expansion of the village and analyzed it as the East-West Dragon.
In the middle of the Republic of China, one village overlapped, and it was divided in the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934).
Xi Longhua: No.
Qigei: In the Qing Dynasty, the village had seven entrances connecting seven avenues leading to other places. The village was shaped like a chicken, so it was named Qigei, which was later rewritten as "Qigei".
Guangcan: No.
Long call: None
Wanzhuang: the Tang dynasty was formed by the merger of several small villages, and it was named Wanzhuang because of its many tables.
Peng Zhao: No.
5. Mile Township: Resident Mile Village, located 23.5 kilometers southeast of the county seat, the southernmost part of the county seat.
Xinji city in the east, Ningjin County in Xingtai area in the south and Zhaoxian County in the west.
Yingli: formerly known as Gu Ying, Ada (for its origin, see Shetou, Zongshizhuang Town), 1968 is called Yingli for short.
Dongping Township: According to legend, Wang Lang drove Liu through this place in the Han Dynasty, and Wang Lang shot Liu with a bow. The locals said they heard the sound of arrows, so they named the village "Tingling".
Ming Hongzhi changed to Pingxiang.
196 1 year, this natural village was divided into three administrative villages: Dongping Township, Xiping Township and Beiping Township.
Xiping Township: None
Beiping Township: None
Songjiazhuang: It was built because of the surname Song, hence the name.
Hushizhuang Village: The original Xinzhuang Village, because it is close to Hushizhuang (now Hetou Township), became more famous in the Ming Dynasty.
Zhang Shishimura: When the village was built, there were only 14 households named Zhang Shi Si Village, which was renamed in Qing Dynasty.
Lujiazhuang: No.
Dashang Village: According to legend, when Hanwanglang chased him, the horse died in Sima Village, Ningjin County, and the Weijiakou people ate horse meat. People in two nearby villages were angry and sad when they saw the meat, so they called the bigger village "big sad" and the bigger village "little sad".
Later, it was changed to Dashang Village and Shangxiao Village.
Xiaoshangcun: No.
South Wei Jiakou: According to legend, South Wei Jiakou and Wei Bei Jiakou were originally a village called "Wei Zui".
Due to the war in the Ming Dynasty, many residents were killed or injured, leaving only a part of the population surnamed Wei, so the village was changed to Weijiakou.
At the same time, people moved here from Hongdong county, Shanxi province, and the village gradually expanded, and was later divided into two villages: Jiakou in the southern Wei Dynasty and Jiakou in the northern Wei Dynasty.
After "Wei" was saved, it was written as "bit".
Northern families: none
Six, Hetou village:
Resident Hetou Village.
Located in the southeast of the county seat, 19 km.
It covers an area of 24.69 square kilometers and governs 8 administrative villages.
Hetou Village: Hutuo River once flowed by the village. In the early Qing Dynasty, there was a flood in Xiaonanhai, and it entered the river, hence the name.
Hu Shizhuang: Ming Dynasty name Hu Jiancun.
Wang Beicun: According to legend, there lived a man named Wang here. After death, people erected a stone tablet as a memorial, hence the name.
Mafangtou: It is said that at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, when Wang Lang chased Liu Xiu, Liu Xiu escaped from a village and met a strong wind among reeds. It was dark and he couldn't recognize the way out. He stopped the horse and ate the reed. When the horse bit the last leaf, it jumped up and down and hissed. Liu Xiu thinks this horse is crazy. Looking back, he found that Wang Lang was chasing him again, so he rode to the southeast.
From then on, the village was named "Mad Horse Head" and later changed to stable head.
In Qing Dynasty, it was renamed An Lan Town and later Mafangtou.
Zhuanghezhai: Zhuangtou and Zhuangtouzhai were two natural villages in the Qing Dynasty, which were merged into one village in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), hence the name.
Hegou Village: In the Ming Dynasty, the village was built on the south bank of Hutuo River, hence the name.
Chai Gu zhang jia zhuang: It is named after Zhang's living by moving firewood drums and playing loud.
In the Qing Dynasty, it was once named zhang jia zhuang, but it was changed to Nanzhangjiazhuang in the late Qing Dynasty, and later it was renamed as it is now.
Xi Zhangkou: According to legend, in the Han Dynasty, Wang Lang drove Liu Xiutu through the west of the village, and Liu's horseshoe split open, so he took Xi Zhangkou, hereinafter referred to as Xi Zhangkou.
Zhoutou Township: Resident Zhoutou Village, located at the south of the county 14 km.
It is adjacent to Zhaoxian County and Haocheng County in the west, and governs 10 administrative villages, covering an area of 37.56 square kilometers.