Weather forecast in Jiyuan, Henan Province
Jiyuan City, Henan Province is a county-level city directly under the central government of Henan Province, and does not belong to the jurisdiction of other cities.
Jiyuan city resident Qinyuan street. Named after the birthplace of water saving. Located in the north of the Yellow River, it is connected to Jincheng, Shanxi by Taihang Mountain in the north, Zhongtiaoshan and Yuncheng in Shanxi in the west, Luoyang in Henan in the south and Jiaozuo in the east.
Jiyuan City is located in the south foot of Taihang Mountain in the northwest of Henan Province, adjacent to Shanxi Province, and has a warm temperate monsoon climate. The overall climate is characterized by four distinct seasons, mild climate and abundant light, heat and water resources. The temperature rises quickly in spring, with frequent wind and drought, cold in winter and scarce rain and snow. The annual average temperature is 14.5℃, the annual average rainfall is 567.9mm and the annual average relative humidity is 68%.
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Division data of Jiyuan city
By September 20 17, Jiyuan * * had 1 1 town, 5 sub-district offices, 50 neighborhood committees and 484 village committees. Jishui Sub-district Office Neighborhood Committee, Qinyuan Sub-district Office Neighborhood Committee, Beihai Sub-district Office Neighborhood Committee, Tiantan Sub-district Office Neighborhood Committee, Yuquan Sub-district Office Village Committee, Jing Ke Town Village Committee, wulongkou Town Village Committee and Lilin Town Village Committee.
Luocheng Town Village Committee, Liu Cheng Town Village Committee, Potou Town Village Committee, Dayu Town Village Committee, Lombardi Town Village Committee, Li Si Town Village Committee, Wuwang Town Village Committee and Xiaye Town Village Committee.
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Jiyuan Municipal People's Government-Climate and Environment
Which province and city is Jiyuan in?
Jiyuan city belongs to Henan province, which is a municipality directly under the central government, and Zhili belongs to Henan province, which city does not belong to.
Jiyuan has a long history. In ancient times, it was the old capital of Xia Dynasty, and Shao Kang, the sixth king of Xia Dynasty, moved the capital to the original site, namely the railway station in the northwest of Jiyuan City. In Shang Dynasty, Jiyuan was called the country.
During the Western Zhou and Eastern Zhou Dynasties, Jiyuan was a vassal state of Yuan, Fan, Xiang, Su and Dan. Jiyuan area in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period belonged to Zheng, Jin, Han and Wei. Qin (22 BC/KLOC-0 BC/-206 BC) established Jixian County in Jiyuan.
Jiyuan County in Ming and Qing Dynasties belongs to Huaiqing Prefecture. 19 13 belongs to Yubei Road, 19 14 belongs to Hebei Road, 1927 belongs to Henan Province, 1932 belongs to fourth area, the administrative inspector of Henan Province, and arrives at 1949.
1In July, 942, an anti-Japanese democratic government was established in Jiyuan County, northern Henan Province. 1943 Spring, the anti-Japanese democratic government of Wuwang County was established; 1946, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the anti-Japanese democratic government was renamed Jiyuan County Democratic Government; 1July, 947, Wuwang County was abolished and the first and third districts of Wuwang County were transferred to Jiyuan.
/kloc-0 belonged to Pingyuan province in August 1949, and/kloc-0 was revoked in August 1952. It belongs to Xinxiang area, and 1970 belongs to Xinxiang area. 1975 in may, the Henan provincial party Committee approved the establishment of Jiyuan work area office, which has jurisdiction over Hu Ling district (county level and Jiyuan county). 1977 In May, the Henan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to cancel the office of Jiyuan Work Area, and Jiyuan County was led by Xinxiang.
1March, 986, Xinxiang District was abolished and Jiyuan was placed under the leadership of Jiaozuo City. 1June, 988, Jiyuan withdrew from the county to build the city, and implemented separate planning. The former administrative region of Jiyuan County was the administrative region of Jiyuan City at the county level, and it was still managed by Jiaozuo.
1997 approved by the State Council, it is no longer managed by Jiaozuo city, but directly managed by Henan provincial government (sub-prefecture-level city). In 2005, it was upgraded to a provincial city (according to all administrative agencies of prefecture-level cities).
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Jiyuan is named after the birthplace of Jishui. In ancient times, Jishui, Yangtze River, Yellow River and Huaihe River were also called "four blasphemies" ("Erya _ Release Water" records: "Rivers, rivers, Huaihe River and Jishui are four blasphemies, and they are also those who originated from the sea." Is the birthplace of Gong Yuyishan's story.
With an area of 193 1 km2 and a population of 730,000, it is located in the middle of Luoyang, Jiaozuo, Jincheng, Shanxi and Yuncheng, and is known as the "gateway to the northwest of Henan".
This is a city with a long cultural history. Jiyuan, located in the cradle of Central Plains culture in the Yellow River Basin, is one of the important birthplaces of Chinese civilization. As early as more than 6,000 years ago, human beings thrived here, and the creation myths and legends such as the goddess of mending heaven, Houyi shooting the sun, Pangu Tiankai and so on all originated here.
According to legend, Xuanyuan Huangdi once set up an altar in Wuwangshan to worship heaven and fought against Chiyou, creating a 5,000-year history of civilization in China. Shao Kang, the sixth monarch of Xia Dynasty, once built his capital here. During the Warring States Period, Gugu, as the capital of South Korea, was ranked as the "world famous name". Jiyuan County was established in the 16th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 596), with a history of 1400 years.
Jiyuan has many famous people in ancient history. Princess Yu Zhen, the younger sister of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, cultivated immortals here, and Princess Yuyang built a Qinyuan by the Qinshui River, from which came the famous inscription "Qinyuanchun".
Sun Simiao, the king of medicine, spent many years in Wuwangshan to save the world and died here. Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, lived in seclusion here for many years, leaving a well-known poem. Jiyuan is the hometown of Pei Xiu, tea fairy Lu Tong and Hao Jing, the founder of Northern Landscape Painting School.
This is a charming city of mountains and rivers. Jiyuan is located at the southern end of Taihang Mountain and the north bank of the Yellow River. The mountains and rivers in the territory complement each other, with beautiful scenery and rich tourism resources. It has cultivated the King of Wu, Xiaolangdi of the Yellow River, wulongkou, Jidu Temple and other famous scenic spots.
The King of Wu is one of the nine famous mountains in ancient China and the first of the ten caves in Taoism. It is a national AAAA-level scenic spot and a world geological park. Xiaolangdi of the Yellow River is a combination of Xiaolangdi Reservoir and the Three Gorges of the Yellow River. It is magnificent and beautiful, and is rated as "the most attractive place in China".
Wulongkou has a macaque community with the northernmost latitude, which is a national AAAA scenic spot and a national macaque nature reserve. Jidu Temple is the essence of architecture in Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is known as "China Ancient Architecture Museum".
In recent years, Jiyuan's tourism development has integrated Gong Yu culture, Jishui culture, Taoism culture, Yellow River culture, Lutong tea culture, Hao Jing painting culture and other characteristic cultures, forming a unique landscape culture tourism feature, and won the title of "the most popular tourist city in China tourism brand list".
Jiyuan Municipal People's Government-Historical Evolution
Which city does Jiyuan in Henan belong to?
Jiyuan, Henan Province is a county-level city directly under the jurisdiction of Henan Province, which directly belongs to Henan Province and does not belong to any city.
Jiyuan is located in the northwest of Henan Province, and the demonstration zone of Jiyuan production-city integration is the first demonstration zone of production-city integration supported by the National Development and Reform Commission. Jiyuan has five streets, 1 1 town, with a total area of 193 1 square kilometer.
Jiyuan, named after the birthplace of Jishui, is located at the head of the "Eight Roads of Taihang Mountain", the traffic throat fortress of Yujin, the core area of traditional Central Plains culture, with a long history and splendid culture. It is one of the first historical and cultural cities announced in Henan Province.
Historical evolution of Jiyuan
Jiyuan has a long history, and there were human activities in ancient times. So far, many cultural sites and remains of Paleolithic, Neolithic, Yangshao and Longshan eras have been preserved.
The Xia Dynasty used Yuan as its capital. Zhongxing and Shao Kang moved their capital to the original (now Jiyuan Railway Station) in the 18th year, and their sons lived in the original, Ceng Zhi Xia Dynasty.
The Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty belonged to the vassal states of Yuan, Fan, Xiang, Su and Dan. Hou Rui (now Maogongrui Village, now Lombardi Maotian, Shaogong (now Lombardi once lived here).
During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it belonged to the State of Zheng, then to the State of Jin, and then to Korea and Wei. This ancient kingdom was once the capital of South Korea.
In the Qin Dynasty, a magistrate was established.
The Three Kingdoms belong to Jixian County and Qinshui County, and to Hanoi County of Wei State.
The Western Jin Dynasty belongs to Jixian County and Qinshui County, and belongs to Hanoi County.
In the 16th year of Emperor Yangdi Huang Kai (AD 596), Jiyuan County was located in the north of Lixian County, which was the first time in history to set up a county under the name of Jiyuan.
In the Yuan Dynasty, the county was merged into Jiyuan County, which belonged to Mengzhou and Huaiqing Road. In the sixth year of Yuan Taizong (1235), Jiyuan County was promoted to Yuanzhou, and in the seventh year, it was abolished and re-established as a county.
During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, several counties in China merged into Jiyuan County and became Huaiqing Prefecture.
19 13, changed to Yubei Road.
19 14 changed to Hebei road.
1927, directly under Henan province.