The Historical Evolution of Yong 'an

Before the establishment of Yong 'an County, it was Shaxian Floating Division. In the 13th year of Jian 'an in Ming Dynasty (1448), Deng launched a peasant uprising in the 24th capital (Yong 'an Shang Ping, Jiulong, Sanyuan Zhongcun) and the 26th capital (now Gongchuan) of Shaxian County, besieged the city and besieged the government, shaking the court. In the second year, after the rebellion was suppressed, Fan Xiong, commander-in-chief of Fujian, Xue Xilian, right assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice, and Governor Chen successively played in the court. On the grounds that it is too dangerous to explore the system, please establish another county government according to their land. Approved in the second year of Jingtai in Ming Dynasty (145 1 year). In the third year of Jingtai (1452), a total of 13 capital counties were demarcated from Erdu to Sidu, south of Xinling, Shaxian, and named as "Yong 'an", which means Yong 'an.

In the third year of Jingtai in Ming Dynasty (1452), the county government was established, and it was under the jurisdiction of Nanping government until the whole Qing Dynasty. In the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the abandoned government built roads, and Yong 'an belonged to North Road (19 14 was renamed Jian 'an Road); /kloc-abandoned roads in 0/3 years, implementing provincial and county administrative system. Yongan is under the leadership of the provincial government. In 2 1 year of the Republic of China, the 19th Route Army launched the "Fujian Revolution", which divided Fujian into four provinces: Minhai, Xingquan, Jianyan and Long Ting, with Yong 'an as the province of Jianyan. Since 23 years of the Republic of China, the Kuomintang government has implemented the system of administrative supervision, and Yong 'an belongs to the eighth administrative supervision area (where Changting is located); In 24 years, it belonged to the second administrative supervision area (Nanping), and in 3 1 year it belonged to the sixth administrative supervision area (Longyan); 1935 to 1938, Yong' an was the seat of the ninth and sixth administrative supervision districts.

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Fujian moved its capital to Yong 'an for seven and a half years, and many celebrities from the ideological and cultural circles gathered here. Yong 'an became one of the famous cultural cities in southeastern China at that time. 1950+1After the liberation of Yong 'an on October 28th, Yong 'an belonged to Yong 'an area and was the seat of the administrative office. 1956 Yong' an area belonged to Longyan area after it was revoked, and 1962 was included in Sanming area (now Sanming city). 1984 September 12, with the approval of the State Council, Yong 'an withdrew from the county and set up a city.