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Laiyang Prefecture [ edit ]
Laiyang area , People's Republic of China , Shandong Province, revoked area , in this eastern province of Shandong.
In 1950, it was located in the 3 areas of the South China Sea , Beihai and Xihai of the original Jiaodong Branch . The Commissioner's Office was stationed in Laiyang County (now Laiyang City ). Under the jurisdiction of the former Nanhai District , the four counties of Laiyang , Laixi , Pingdong , and Pingnan belonged to; the original Beihai Prefecture belonged to the Huangxian , Zhaoyuan , Qixia , Qidong , Penglai , and Changshan Islands ; the former Xihai Prefecture belonged to Jixian , Weinan , and Ping Degree , Pingxi 4 counties. Laiyang Prefecture administers 13 counties and 1 special area.
In 1952, Pingnan County was renamed Gaolan County . In 1953, Pingxi County was withdrawn and merged with Gaolan County; Pingdong County was withdrawn and merged with Pingdu County; Qidong County was withdrawn and merged into Qixia County. The area administers 10 counties and 1 special area.
In 1955, the original Wendeng area belongs Weihai City and Hai Duong , kunyuensis , Rushan , Muping , Rongcheng , Fukuyama , Wendeng , Shidao 8 counties and former Jiaozhou area belongs Jimo County included Laiyang area; Pingdu County was placed under Changwei area . In the same year, adjustments were made to counties in jurisdictions:
- Withdrawal of the Changshan Island Special Zone and the relocation of Changdao County ;
- Repeal Shidao County and merge into Rongcheng County;
- Revocation of Yunan County, merged with Yi County;
- The Kunyu County was withdrawn and merged into Weihai City and Fuping County and Wendeng County.
After adjustment, Laiyang Prefecture administers 1 city and 15 counties.
In 1958, the Laiyang area was withdrawn; Jimo County was assigned to Qingdao City , and the remaining 1 city and 14 counties were assigned to the Yantai area .
References [ edit ]
- Dai Junliang et al. "Chinese ancient and modern place names dictionary". Shanghai: Shanghai Lexicographical Publishing House. 2005 (Chinese (Simplified)) .
- Shi Weile. “The Evolution of the Political Regions of the People's Republic of China (1949-2002)”. Beijing: People's Publishing House. 2006 (Chinese (Simplified)) .
| Shandong Province Historical District | ||
| 1800 | In 1800, Shandong Province had 10 Houses and 2 Zhili Provinces. | |
| Government | Jinan , Dongchang , Taian , Wuding , Luzhou , Luzhou , Caozhou , Dengzhou , Laizhou , Qingzhou | |
| Zhili State | Linqing Zhili Prefecture , Jining Zhili Prefecture , Jiaozhou Zhili Prefecture (Set in 1905) | |
| 1920 | In 1920, there were 4 routes in Shandong Province | |
| Road | Jinan Road , Jining Road , East Road , Jiaodong Road | |
| 1950 | In 1950, Shandong Province had 4 provinces and 15 districts | |
| Provincial City | Jinan City , Xuzhou City , Qingdao City , Dezhou City | |
| Area | Huimin , Zibo , Dezhou , Liaocheng , Wendeng , Laiyang , Changyi , Shushui , Tai'an , Jiaozhou , Linqu , Binhai , Taizao , Tengxian , Heze | |
| in 1980 | In 1980, there were 4 prefecture-level cities and 9 regions in Shandong Province | |
| Prefectural City /Regional Administrative Office | Jinan , Qingdao , Zibo , Zaozhuang , Dezhou , Huimin , Changyi , Yantai , Linyi , Tai'an , Jining , Heze , Liaocheng | |
| 2000 | In 2000, there were 17 prefecture-level cities in Shandong Province | |
| Prefecture-level city | Jinan , Qingdao , Binzhou , Dezhou , Dongying , Heze , Jining , Laiwu , Liaocheng , Linyi , Rizhao , Tai'an , Weifang , Weihai , Yantai , Zaozhuang , Zibo | |
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