In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Nanyang County was sealedNandu, was honored as Emperor Township,Twenty eight generals of YuntaiEleven of them are from Nanyang County.
In the Western Han Dynasty, Nanyang was under the jurisdiction of Jingzhou Ministry, governing 36 counties, such as Wancheng (now Nanyang CityWolong District、Wancheng DistrictDuyan (now in the west of Nanyang City), Yuyang (now in Wolong District and Wancheng District of Nanyang City), Xi'e (nowStonebridge West), Zhiyang（Nanzhao CountyOne belt), Anzhong (today's Wolong DistrictQinghua TownYangguan TempleBelt), Xinye (todayXinye County）, Jiyang (today's Gaomiao in Xinye County), Chaoyang (today's Xiaoshiying Natural Village, Heilong Village, Shiqiao Town, Xiangzhou District[5]）, Rang (todayDengzhou Southeast area), Niyang (today's north of Dengzhou and south of Zhenping), Champion (today's Zhangcun Township of Dengzhou), Lecheng (today's Wangliang Township of Dengzhou), Bowang (today'sFangcheng CountyBowang TownOne area), Duyang (today's Fangcheng County), Pingshi (today'sTung cypressDomestic), Fuyang (today's Tongbai Wucheng area), Shandu (today's Qiaogang Village, Taipingdian, Fancheng District, Xiangyang City[4]）Li (today's Neixiang Zhaodian area), Boshan (today'sXichuan CountyDanjiangkou ReservoirDistrict), Analysis (Today)Xixia CountyEast of the city), Danshui (todayXichuanJingzi PassOne area), Huyang (today's Tanghe Huyang area), Deng (today's Dengcheng Village, Fancheng District, Xiangyang City[5]）, 酂 (now around Anjiazui Natural Village, Chaidiangang Village, Xianrendu Town, Laohekou City[5]）Chongling (around Chongling Village, Wudian Town, Zaoyang City today[5]）, Zhuyang (in Gucheng County today[5]）, Yin (now northwest of Laohekou City or north of Gucheng County[5]）, Caiyang (now around Gucheng Village, Juwan Town, Zaoyang City[5]）Xiangxiang Township (today's Dongyuan Village of Zaoyang Beicheng Sub district Office[5]）Etc[1]。
Eastern Han Dynasty
Tan Qixiang, Atlas of Chinese History, Nanyang County[7]
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Nanyang Prefecture was still part of Jingzhou Prefecture.Nanyang County governs Wan and leads 37 counties with a population of 2.4 million, making it the largest county in the world.The counties under Nanyang County are basically the same as those in the Western Han Dynasty, but the counties such as Duyan and Lecheng were removed and merged into neighboring counties.New Nanxiang, ChengduXiang TownshipThree counties, changing Boshan intoShunyang, changeChongling(Today's Wudian Town, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province), as the ZhanglingShanyang CountyIt is under the jurisdiction of Nanyang County.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Nanyang County governed Wan, Champion, Ye, Xinye, Zhangling, West Hubei, PheasantLuyang, 犨, Duyang, Bowang, Wuyin, Biyang, Fuyang, Pingshi, Jiyang, Huyang, Sui, Yuyang, Niyang, Yin, 酂, Deng, Li, Shandu, Rang, ChaoyangCai Yang37 counties, including Anzhong, Zhuyang, Wudang, Shunyang, Xiangxiang, Nanxiang, Danshui and Xai[2]。
Three Kingdoms, Eastern Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
The 13th year of construction and installation (208 years)Cao CaoestablishmentNanxiang County, in the west of Nanyang CountyNanxiang County8 counties, including Yuxian County, are assigned toNanxiangcounty[3]。
In the Jin Dynasty, Nanyang Prefecture wasNanyang StateIt governs Wan, West Hubei, Pheasant, Luyang, Yuyang, Bowang, Duyang, Ye, Wuyin, Biyang, Niyang, Champion and Li.[3]
Northern Wei DynastyNanyang Prefecture belongs to Guangzhou, governing Nanyang and Xiacheng, with 7489 households and 26728 households.
Sui and Tang Dynasties
In the third year of Emperor Kaihuang of Sui Dynasty (583), Nanyang County was abolished as Dengzhou.In the third year of Daye (607), Nanyang County was re established, leading the eighth county.The scope is greatly reduced.
In the early Tang Dynasty, Dengzhou was renamed as Nanyang County in the first year of Emperor Xuanzong's Tianbao (742).In the first year of Emperor Suzong's reign of Qianyuan (758), the county was renamed as a state, and it was no longer set up since then.
During the 175 years from the third year of Emperor Kaihuang in the Sui Dynasty to the first year of Emperor Qianyuan (758) of Emperor Suzong in the Tang Dynasty, Rangcheng was the governing place, and "Nanyang County with Dengzhou as the center" was set up three times.[6]
