Evolution of Jingdian Town

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, a family named Yijing opened a business hotel here, named "Jingjing Old Shop". Sui belongs to the county, Tang belongs to the plain of Neihuang County, and Song belongs to (now Puyang), which was located in the adjacent corner of the three counties of Pu Neihua during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Outside the East Gate, outside the South Gate belongs to Huaxian County, outside the North Gate belongs to Inner Yellow, and outside the West Gate, the town belongs to Puyang County of Kaizhou, so it is called "two provinces, three counties and one continent". In the 11th year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (186 1), a stockade was built with a circumference of 9 li. 1940, the Anti-Japanese People's Government of Gaoling County was established with Jingdian as the center. Gaoling County revoked 1949, and the classic was the resident of the sixth district (classic district) office of Neihuang County. 1957 Withdraw the district to build the township, 1958 change the Jingdian commune. 1984 changed the township, 1987 The town government is located in the former site of Dongyuan District Office on Nanjie Road. 1July, 994, the town government moved to the northwest of the intersection of Tangpu Railway and Neijun Highway in the southwest of the town. 1997, with an area of 5 1.4 square kilometers and a population of 39,000, governs Dongjiang Village, Xijiang Village, Chengjiang Village, Dingjiang Village, Wanggang Village, Xiaoji Village, Xiwu Village, Xinzhuang Village, Zhangwangwei, Suwangwei, Hanwangwei, Gaowangwei, Shengwangwei and Dongpanjing Village.