1 3 Street: Yuqiuhu Street, Huixin Street and Renhe Street.
2.9 towns: Liangcun Town, Yinji Town, Qingping Town, Guhe Town, Sanlipu Town, Liulisi Town, Zhaozhaizi Town, Jiangdian Town and Yangtun Town.
Gaotang County, which belongs to Liaocheng City, Shandong Province, is located in the northwest of Shandong Province. It is adjacent to Yucheng City and Qihe County in Dezhou in the east, Linqing City and Xiajin County in the west, Chiping County in the south and Pingyuan County in the north, with an area of 960 square kilometers and a population of 500,000.
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In Zhenyuan of Tang Dynasty, Gaotang belonged to Boping County, Daobo Prefecture, Hebei Province.
In 690 AD, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor and changed his title to Zhou. Because I was afraid of the word "Tang", I changed Gaotang County to Chongwu County in the second year of Changshou (AD 693).
In the first year of Shenlong (AD 705), Tang Zhongzong acceded to the throne, restored the name of Tang Dynasty and renamed Gaotang County. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, Gao Tang was Weber's envoy and heavenly army.
In the second year of Kaiping in Hou Liang (AD 908), Gaotang County was changed to Yuqiu County.
In the second year of Tongguang in the later Tang Dynasty (AD 924), it was renamed Gaotang County.
In 936 AD, after the founding of Shi Jingtang, Gaotang County was changed to Qicheng County in 2006 because of the homonym of Tang and Tang.
In the first year of Ganhu in the later Han Dynasty (AD 948), it was renamed Gaotang County and belonged to Bozhou. The Song Dynasty abandoned Taoism, and the world was divided into fifteen roads. Gaotang belongs to Bozhou, Hebei East Road.
In A.D. 1023, Gaotang belonged to Boping County, Hebei East Road.
Gaotang County in Jin Dynasty belongs to Boping County, Bozhou, Shandong West Road.
In the early Tang Dynasty of Yuan Dynasty, it belonged to Daming Road, and later to Dongping Road. In the third year of Zhiyuan, Bozhou was changed to Dongchang, which governed six counties including Gaotang. In the seventh year of Zhiyuan (AD 1270), Gaotang belonged to Gaotang County and was directly under Zhongshu Province.
In the seventh year of Zheng Zheng (AD 1347), Gaotang County moved here.
In the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1368), Gao Tang was called Zhou, which governed Xiajin and Wucheng counties. Gaotang House belongs to Dongchang House in Shandong Province.
In the early Qing Dynasty, Gaotang Prefecture belonged to Dongchangfu, and in the eighth year of Yongzheng, Tang and Zhou Dynasties were upgraded to prefectures, which directly governed Yucheng, Linyi, Pingyuan and Lingxian. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng, he returned to Dongchangfu.
In the first year of the Republic of China, Gaotang County was established in Zhangzhou, which belongs to Shandong East Road.
17 years, Zhili is the capital of Shandong province, and 25 years belongs to the sixth administrative office.
In 27 years of the Republic of China, Gaotang fell, belonging to the pseudo-Shandong East Road, the fourth administrative office of the Kuomintang.
1945 After the liberation of Gaotang, the people's political power was subordinate to the Second Department of Jinan.
194 1 At the beginning of the year, Gaotang County was divided into Bei Tang County and Tangnan County. In the autumn of the same year, they merged into one and were renamed Gaotang County.
1949, gaotang county belongs to Liaocheng Commissioner's office in plain province.
1952, Pingyuan province was revoked and became the agency of Liaocheng, Shandong province.
1950, Houqiao 1 1 village in Chiping County was classified as Gaotang County.
1956 After the cancellation of Qingping County in March, its old city was placed under Gaotang County; At the same time, Liulisi Township in Chiping County was placed under Gaotang County.
1958 12. the State Council approved the cancellation of the merger of Yucheng County into Gaotang.
Yucheng County resumed in 196 1 year1October.
Gaotang county still governs its original territory. ?
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