What county was Wuxue City originally called?

"Dictionary of Ancient and Modern Place Names": Guangji County was named Meichuan in ancient times. In the Tang Dynasty, it was Yongning County, also known as Jiazhou.

"Jiaqing Reconstruction of Unification·Hubei Volume·Wuxue Town": Seventy miles south of Guangji County, with the outer river and inner lake, is the most dangerous place. Wu and Huang Tongzhi were stationed here. In the past, there were patrols, but now they have been eliminated.

"Records of Famous Places": Wujia Point is adjacent to the river, and goes down to Yangjia Point in Huangmei. It is one hundred and ninety miles long, with embankments and roads across the wall, where merchants often gather.

"Shui Jing Zhu": The river flows eastward, and on the right you get the mouth of Lanxi River, which is also Jiangpu. And east to Qinglinkou. The water comes out of Dongling Township in Lujiang County, and Shangshu Yun said that the water crosses Jiujiang and reaches Dongling. The southwest flowing water accumulates into a lake, and there is Qinglin Mountain in the west of the lake, so it is called Qinglin Lake. The lake water flows to the west and is called Qinglin water. It is divided into two rivers in Xunyang from the southwest. One water flows to the east and the other flows to the southwest and flows into the river. After passing through the so-called Li water, it also faces Ma Tou bank on the right.

From the Han Dynasty to the Western Jin Dynasty, Guangji territory belonged to Qichun and Xunyang counties. In the third year of Taiyuan of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the name of Qichun County was changed to Qiyang. In the eighth year of Yixi's reign, the county seat of Xunyang was moved to Chaisang in the south of the Yangtze River, and the original territory in the north of the Yangtze River was transferred to Qiyang. At this point, the name of Qiyang County was changed to Qichang. In the fifth year of Chen Taijian's reign, the land of Qichang belonged to Chen.

In 579 AD, the Northern Zhou Dynasty occupied Qichang territory and separated Guangji territory from Qichang County and established it as Yongning County, which was subordinate to Qichang County in Qizhou. In the early Sui Dynasty, Yongning County belonged to the General Administration of Qizhou (later renamed Qizhou and Qichun County). At the end of the Sui Dynasty, the county system of Yongning was abolished and merged into Qichun County. In the fourth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty, it was divided into Qichun and restored to Yongning County, which belonged to Qizhou on Huainan Road. In the first year of Tianbao, because it had the same name as Yongning County in Henan Province and Yongning County in Jiangnan East Road, it was renamed Guangji County based on the Buddhist word "spreading Buddhism and benefiting all living beings" and it belonged to Qizhou County; in the first year of Qianyuan Year, Qizhou County was changed to Prefecture, Guangji is still subordinate to it. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, it belonged to Qizhou in Huainan Road.

In the Song Dynasty, in the fifth year of Xining, it belonged to Qizhou on Huainan West Road. After Emperor Gaozong crossed to the south, Shaoxing abolished counties and turned them into towns for five years, and soon restored them to counties. In the Yuan Dynasty, Guangji belonged to Qizhou Road, Jiangbei Province, Henan. In the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Qizhou Road was renamed as a prefecture, and Guangji belonged to this prefecture. In the ninth year of Hongwu, Qizhou Prefecture was turned into a state. Guangji belonged to Qizhou Prefecture, Huangzhou Prefecture, Huguang Chief Envoy Department, and soon it was changed to Henan Chief Envoy Department. In the 24th year of Hongwu, it still belonged to Huguang. In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Qizhou at the beginning, and in the third year of Kangxi's reign, it belonged to Huangzhou Prefecture. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the government was abolished and a road was established, and Guangji belonged to Jianghan Road in Hubei Province. At the beginning of the Republic of China, Guangji still belonged to Jianghan Road. In 1926, Guangji was abolished and directly under the jurisdiction of Hubei Province. In October 1932, a three-level system of province, prefecture, and county was implemented. Guangji belonged to the third line, administration, supervision, inspection, and district. In 1936, it was changed to the second line, administration, supervision, inspection and district. In 1940, it belonged to the Hubei Administrative Office. In November 1945, it belonged to the second administrative, supervisory and inspection district of Hubei Province.

On October 23, 1987, Guangji County was withdrawn and Wuxue City was established, which was named after Wuxue Town, where the county seat is located. It is now managed by the prefecture-level Huanggang City. It has jurisdiction over Meichuan Town, Yuchuan Town, Huaqiao Town, Dajin Town, Siwang Town, Shifosi Town, Dafa Temple Town, Longping Town, Wuxue Street, Dao Office, Affairs Department, Kanjiang Street, Dao Office, Affairs , Chu, Tianjia Town Street, Road, Office, Things, Office, Wanzhanghu Street, Road, Office, Things, Office. The original county seat was Meichuan Town. In 1953, the county seat was moved to Wuxue Town.

Attractions:

Meichuan River. Meichuan River is a river in Meichuan Town, the ancient county seat. In the old days, the county magistrate of Guangji used the Meichuan River to pass through the city, but it was not winding and beautiful enough, which was not conducive to Feng Shui. Therefore, it was cut straight and bent, and plum blossoms were planted all along the river, giving it the name Meichuan River.

Huang, Hushan. Huang, Hushan was in the old Guangji County, Yamenei.

Wu, mountains and lakes. Wushan Lake was formerly called Qinglin Lake and connected to the Yangtze River. Therefore, Wuxue Town was formerly called Qinglinkou.

Tai, Baihu. Taibai Lake is located at the junction of Wuxue City and Huang and Meixian counties.

One, rush to the mountain. Known as Yijianshan in ancient times, it is the highest mountain in Wuxue City. There is Bao, looking at the reading table.

Horizontal, Gangshan. A scenic spot in Wuxue City.

Double, good hole. A cave located in Tianzhen.

Xian, Gushan. Located in the northwest of Wuxue City, there is a temple.

Half, Bishan. Located in Yangxin County, Hotan Town is across the river from Chujiang River.

Sights of interest:

Zhenggong Pagoda, Shuangshan Cave, Henggang Mountain, Linyin Temple, Longyin Temple, Huangya Temple, Baozhao Reading Table, Tianjia Town Ancient Fort, Longqiu Temple, Taiping Mountain.