Southern Dynasty Liangchase In the first year (527), Suizhou was set up and governed in Dunqiu Zhuyi City (now Anhui ProvinceSuzhou CityLaofu Liji, 20 miles north).It has jurisdiction over the northern part of Suzhou City, Suixi County, Xiaoxian County, Anhui Province and Peixian County, Jiangsu Province.Eastern Wei DynastyWudingIn the fifth year (547), it was changed to Nanjiyin County.BeiqiIt was restored to Suizhou and moved to another stateQuyou County(East of Lingbi County, Anhui Province today).In the sixth year of Wuding in the Eastern Wei Dynasty (548), Tongzhou was changed into Suizhou, and the seat of governance was Xicheng (Tongjun Village, Gaolou Township, 70 miles northeast of Lingbi County, Anhui Province today)（Zizhi Tongjian: In the first year of Liang Taiqing (547) of the Southern Dynasty, Murong Shaozong of the Eastern Wei Dynasty "led thousands of people to attack Guo Fengying, the governor of Tongzhou (Liang)", that is）[2]。It has jurisdiction over Suzhou, Sixian County, Guzhen County, Lingbi County and other cities and counties in Anhui Province today.[1]
Sui Kaihuang three years (583 years), Suizhou abolished.[1]
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In the third year of Jin Tiande (1151)GongzhouIt was established in Suizhou and governed in Xiangyi County (now Henan ProvinceSui County）, Li Nanjing Road.It has jurisdiction over Sui County, Minquan County, Zhecheng County and other counties in Henan Province.[1]
In Yuan Dynasty, Suizhou belonged to Bianliang Road.
brightHong WuAt the beginning, Xiangyi County was abandoned and entered the prefectureKaifeng Mansion；In 1377, it was reduced to Sui County;In the 13th year (1380), it was renamed Suizhou, which belonged to Kaifeng Prefecture.JiajingIn June of the 24th year (1545), it belonged to Guide MansionKaocheng County, Zhecheng County.Sui Prefecture in the Qing Dynasty still belonged toGuide Mansion。
