Qianjiang belongs to Hubei Province directly under the administration.
Qianjiang is located in the Jianghan Plain in the central part of Hubei Province, with the Han River in the north and the Yangtze River in the south, and is situated in the lower reaches of the Han River, spanning the banks of the Dongjing River and the upper and lower Xijing Rivers.Qianjiang County was abolished in May 1988 to establish Qianjiang City, which was listed as a city under the direct administration of Hubei Province in October 1994.
Qianjiang is located in the central part of Hubei Province.
Qianjiang is an important member of the Wuhan City Circle and the city cluster in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River.As of May 2016, Qianjiang governs 6 streets, 10 towns, and 6 management areas. The municipal government resides in Yuanlin Street.
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The first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368), had previously been changed to Zhongxing Road for the Jingzhou Prefecture, so Qianjiang belonged to the Hubei-Guangdong Buzhengji Jingzhou Prefecture at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty.
Qing Jiajing ten years (1531) to promote Anlu Prefecture for Chengtianfu, Qianjiang changed to belong to it. Shunzhi three years (1646), changed Chengtianfu for Anlufu. Kangxi three years (1664), the division of Lake for Hubei, Hunan. Qianjiang belonged to Anlu Prefecture of Hubei Province.
Republic of China in the second year (1913), changed the government for the road, to the road for the provinces and counties between the administrative institutions, Qianjiang belongs to the Ebei Road (later renamed Xiangyang Road). In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), the dao system was abolished, so it was directly under the jurisdiction of the province.
The twenty-first year of the Republic of China (1932), between the province and the county set up administrative inspector district, Qianjiang belongs to the seventh district (in 1934 was the sixth district, and later also belongs to). In 1936, the seventh district was renamed as the fourth district, and still had Qianjiang (until 1947).
During the War of Resistance against Japan, Qianjiang County Government was forced to move in the towing port, Yang Lijia Tai, Xiongkou, etc.; Republic of China thirty-two years (1943) spring evacuation of Qianjiang, set up an office in the territory of public security County, the surrender of the Japanese army after the return of the rule.
Republic of China thirty-one years (1942) spring to Republic of China thirty-four years (1945) in the fall, for the anti-Japanese base, is the Hubei and Henan Border Region Xiangnan, Xianghe two administrative public place Jing Qian, Tian Qian Xin, Tianjing Qian County anti-Japanese democratic government jurisdiction.
Jing Qian County anti-Japanese democratic government stationed in Mojialing, Tian Qian Shin County anti-Japanese democratic government once stationed in the total mouth of Taohe Ling, Tianjing Qian County anti-Japanese democratic government stationed in Xiajiachang.
December of 1947 to June of 1949, the county was a liberated area under the jurisdiction of the People's Democratic Government of Jiang Jing Qian, Tian Qian Shin and Tian Jing Qian Counties of the Xiangnan and Ezhong Administrative Commissioners' Offices of Jianghan District. Jiang Jing Qian County People's Democratic Government was stationed in Xiongkou, and Tianjing Qian County People's Democratic Government was stationed in Xiajiachang.
Republic of China in July of the 38th year (1949) abolished the border counties, restored the original county name, county area, Jiang Jing submarine, Tian Qian Shin, Tianjing submarine county abolished. The people's government of Qianjiang County was set up in Xiongkou, under the Hubei Province Jingzhou administrative district inspector commissioner's office. in August, the people's government of Qianjiang County was moved to Chengguan (today's gardening office).
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