In the Song Dynasty, "there were five townships and one town, Songyang."
In the 10th year of Zhizheng of the Yuan Dynasty (1350), 26 capitals were established, each with 10 guarantees.
In the 22nd year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty (1486), 6 townships were established. Yifeng Township is in charge of 7 miles and 5 cities, Jingyi Township is in charge of 5 miles and 4 cities, Buhe Shangxiang is in charge of 4 miles and 4 cities, Buhe Xiaxiang is in charge of 4 miles and 4 cities, Jiuzhi Township is in charge of 5 miles and 3 cities, and Huiqia Township Manage 4 miles and 6 capitals.
In the 11th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1654), 6 townships were still established. Picture 31 of 7 Du5 under the jurisdiction of Yifeng Township, 5 Du4 of Jingyi Township on Picture 13, 4 Du4 of Buhe Shangxiang Juli on Picture 14, 4 Du4 of Buhe Xiaxiang Juli on Picture 22, 22 of Jiuzhi Township Figure 14 is shown in Figure 14 for Du3 in Li5, Figure 26 is shown on Figure 26 of Du64 in Huiqia Township. In the thirty-third year of Qianlong's reign (1768), the original capital map was compiled into 142 villages. In the second year of Xuantong (1910), local autonomy was implemented and divided into eight autonomous regions: Chengdu, Xiatian, Wudu, Dazhuxi, Gushi, Yuyan, Jingju and Shicang, with jurisdiction over Du, Tu and Zhuang.
In the early days of the Republic of China, following the Qing system, 8 autonomous regions were established, with jurisdiction over the capital, Tu, and Zhuang. In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China (1928), the village system was implemented, with counties under the jurisdiction of districts, villages (districts), villages, and neighbors. In the city, it is called a li, and in the countryside, it is called a village (or joint village). At that time, Songyang County established 8 districts: Cheng District, Xiatian, Wudu, Dazhuxi, Gushi, Yuyan, Jingju and Shicang. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), District 5 was reorganized. Divide the three districts of Chengdu, Xiatian and Wudu into the first district, with jurisdiction over 4 miles and 35 villages; change the ancient urban area into the second district, with jurisdiction over 3 miles and 37 villages; use the original Yuyan District as the third district, jurisdiction over 1 miles and 19 villages ; Change Dazhuxi District to the Fourth District, with jurisdiction over 31 villages; the original Jingju District and Shicang District were merged into the Fifth District, with jurisdiction over 40 villages. At that time, Songyang County governed 5 districts, 8 miles, 162 villages, 619 villages, and 3046 neighbors. In February of the 19th year of the Republic of China (1930), the township system was implemented. Lis were organized into towns and villages were organized into townships. The county seat is divided into 4 towns, the ancient city is reduced to 1 town, and Yuyanli is compiled into a township. After the reorganization, the first district governed 4 towns and 35 townships, the second district governed 1 town and 37 townships, the third district governed 20 townships, the fourth district governed 35 townships, and the fifth district governed 40 townships. At that time, Songyang County governed 5 districts, 5 towns and 167 townships. In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1932), the original townships were adjusted, and more than 180 townships were established in Songyang County. The names of the townships are unknown. In the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934), the Baojia system was implemented, with counties, districts, towns, and Baojia being implemented. At that time, Songyang County governed 5 districts, 5 towns, 54 townships, 313 Bao, and 3269 A. The county seat is called a town.
In May 1949, Songyang was liberated, the Baojia system was abolished, and offices were set up in the original Chengzhu, Gushi, Jingju, and Yuyan districts. On May 26, all district offices were cancelled. The first, second, third and fourth district people's democratic governments were established respectively. At that time, Songyang County governed 4 districts and 21 townships, and the jurisdiction of each township remained unchanged.
In 1950, the four districts were renamed Chengguan, Gushi, Jingju, and Yuyan Districts, and the original 21 towns were expanded to 43 towns. In May 1952, Shicang District was added, with jurisdiction over Shicang, Baibu, Hengzhang, Wubu, and Anmin Townships. At that time, Songyang County established 5 districts, Chengguan, Gushi, Jingju, Yuyan and Shicang, and still governed 43 towns.
In August 1952, Chengguan District was abolished, and Jiangnan, Jiangbei District and Xiping Town were established directly under the county. Set in Wangcun Township, it belongs to Jiangbei District. In October, Shicang District was abolished. Baibu Township was merged into Shicang Township, Wubu Township was merged into Hengzhang Township and placed under Jingju District; Anmin Township was placed under Yuyan District. At that time, Songyang County governed 1 town directly under the jurisdiction of the county and 41 townships in 5 districts including Jiangbei, Jiangnan, Gushi, Jingju and Yuyan.
In March 1956, the district was withdrawn and merged into the township. The three districts of Jiangbei, Jiangnan and Gushi were abolished, and the 24 towns under their jurisdiction were merged into 14 towns, which together with Xiping Town are towns directly under the county. Among them, Xiangxi Township was merged into Yangxi Township, Sidu Township, Wangcun Township and part of Sikou Township were merged into Wangsong Township, most of Sikou Township was merged into Gangsi Township, Zhuxi Township was merged into Shuinan Township, and Hengzhang Township was merged into Dalingtou and Houshe of the Township were merged into Zhuyuan Township; Wanshou and Chishou Townships were merged into Chishou Township; Nanyuan and Xinchu Townships were merged into Zhuanghou Township; Zhouyuan Township was merged into Xiecun Township; The divisions of Zhuangmen Township remain unchanged; one part of Yuye Township is merged into Yuyan Township, the other part is merged into Jiaotang Township, Genxia and Gaoji Townships are merged into Fengping Township, and the division of Anmin Township remains unchanged. The divisions of Hengzhang, Shicang, Jingju and Banqiao Townships remain the same, Xiangxi Township is merged into Yaxi Township, and Yuxi and Aixi are merged into Lianxi Township. Xiping and Gushi towns established residents' committees with resident groups under their jurisdiction, which were renamed residential areas. At that time, Songyang County governed 15 directly affiliated townships, 2 districts and 10 townships.
On November 21, 1958, the organizational structure of Songyang County was revoked, and the jurisdiction of the original Songyang County was merged into Suichang County, and the administrative divisions remained unchanged. In April 1959, the original Hongqi, Hongguang, Pioneer, Red Star, and Satellite Communes were renamed Xiping, Gushi, Jingju, Shicang, and Yuyan Communes respectively, and the production brigade was renamed the management area.
In July 1961, the Zhuangmen management area was abolished and its jurisdiction was merged into Chishou and Gangsi management areas. The mouth management area is assigned to Yuyan Commune. In September, the district-level organizational system was restored; the original "management area" was renamed the People's Commune; the original production team was renamed the production brigade. In the same month, the Shicang People's Commune was abolished, and the Shicang, Wendong, and Hengzhang management areas under its jurisdiction were restructured into communes and merged into the Jingju District. In December, Yecun commune was divided into two communes: Yecun and Zhaitan.
In January 1962, the Shicang, Wendong and Hengzhang People’s Communes merged into Shicang People’s Commune directly under the county. In June 1964, the 9th production brigade of Tanghou, Zhuanghe, Langshu, Xikeng, Chenjiapu, Xiabao, Wuling, Tangcheng and Pingtian of Wangsong Commune and the 2nd production brigade of Zhangtian and Zhekeng of Sandu Commune were analyzed Set up Tanghou commune.
At that time, the original county contained 4 districts, 2 towns, 25 people's communes and 1 people's commune directly under the county.
After October 1983, the administrative and commune divisions were implemented. The original people's communes were successively changed into townships, and the production brigades were changed into administrative villages. In the same month, the Shicang People's Commune directly under the county was abolished and Dadongba District was established, with jurisdiction over Dadongba, Shicang and Anmin Township in the original Yuyan District, and Lahu Township was placed under Dadongba District. At that time, Songyang County governed 2 directly affiliated towns, 5 districts, 25 townships, and 399 administrative villages.
In August 1984, Tanghou, Zhuanghou, and Lianxi Townships were renamed Sidu, Xinchu, and Yuxi Townships respectively, and Banqiao Township was renamed Banqiao She Township.
In May 1985, Zhaitan Township was renamed Zhaitan Township, and Yuyan Township was removed and built into Yuyan Town. At that time, Songyang County governed 2 directly affiliated towns, 5 districts, 25 townships (towns), and 400 administrative villages.
In March 1992, districts were removed, towns were expanded and towns were merged: (1) Five district offices including Songyang, Gushi, Yuyan, Dadongba and Jingju were abolished. (2) Retain 14 townships including Sidu, Sandu, Wangsong, Zhaitan, Yecun, Zhuyuan, Chishou, Xinxing, Zhangxi, Xinchu, Xiecun, Fengping, Anmin, Yuxi and Banqiao She Nationality Township. The jurisdiction of each township remains unchanged. (3) Yangxi and Shuinan Townships were abolished and merged into Xiping Town, and the town people’s government was stationed at No. 31 Taipingfang Road, Xiping Town; Gangsi Township was abolished and merged into Gushi Town, and the town people’s government was stationed at No. 9 Xibian Road; Jiaotang Township was abolished and merged into Yuyan Town. The town people's government was located at No. 14, Zhanzhan Road, Yuyan Town; Dadongba, Shicang, and Lahu Townships were abolished, and Dadongba Town was established in Dadongba Village, with jurisdiction over the original 3 townships. Jurisdiction: Jingju and Yaxi Townships were abolished, and Xiangxi Town was established in Xiangxi Village to take charge of the original 2 township jurisdictions. Songyang originally had 27 townships under its jurisdiction, including 3 towns and 24 townships. After the towns were expanded and merged with townships, it was adjusted to 20 townships, including 5 towns, 14 townships and 1 ethnic township.
In 1998, the original Langyang Natural Village in Langshu Village, Sidu Township, was upgraded to an administrative village and placed under the jurisdiction of Wangsong Township. At that time, there were 401 administrative villages in Songyang County.
In 2000, Songyang County governed 5 towns and 15 townships: Xiping Town, Gushi Town, Yuyan Town, Xiangxi Town, Dadongba Town; Chishou Township, Xinxing Township, Wang Songxiang, Sidu Township, Xiecun Township, Zhangxi Township, Sandu Township, Xinchu Township, Zhaitan Township, Yecun Township, Zhuyuan Township, Fengping Township, Yuxi Township, Anmin Township, Banqiao She Township . In 2013, the total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery in Songyang County was 1.813 billion yuan, an increase of 6.5% over 2012. The crop sowing area in Songyang County was 181,900 hectares, an increase of 1.0% over 2012, of which the grain sowing area was 108,000 hectares, an increase of 1.2%; the total grain output for the year was 54,900 tons, an increase of 3.4% over 2012. The oil planting area was 1.57 thousand hectares, a decrease of 3.5%; the vegetable planting area was 4.20 thousand hectares, an increase of 3.0%; the tea garden picking area was 7.71 thousand hectares, an increase of 2.5%. The annual tea output and output value were 11,000 tons and 605 million yuan respectively, an increase of 2.3% and 4.5% respectively over 2012.
In 2013, Songyang County's total annual meat output was 15,300 tons, an increase of 8.7% over 2012, of which the output of pork, beef and mutton was 13,800 tons, an increase of 8.7% over 2012. The egg production was 1,100 tons, an increase of 15.5% compared with 2012. The number of live pigs sold was 146,300, an increase of 8.8% over 2012, and the number of pigs on hand at the end of 2013 was 81,900, an increase of 1.2% over 2012. 1.1827 million poultry were slaughtered, an increase of 3.5% compared with 2012. In 2013, Songyang County achieved a total industrial output value of 19.772 billion yuan, an increase of 21.0% over 2012, of which the industrial output value above designated size was 16.706 billion yuan, an increase of 21.3% over 2012. The total industrial added value was 2.952 billion yuan, an increase of 18.1% over 2012. The sales output value of industrial enterprises above designated size was 16.691 billion yuan, an increase of 21.2% over 2012, of which the export delivery value was 1.400 billion yuan, an increase of 4.0% over 2012, and the export delivery value accounted for 8.7% of the sales output value. The product sales rate of industrial enterprises above designated size was 96.0%, down 0.1% from 2012. The total profit was 979 million yuan, an increase of 27.8% over 2012.
In 2013, the output value of new products among industrial enterprises above designated size in Songyang County was 4.484 billion yuan, an increase of 23.2% over 2012, accounting for 26.8% of the industrial output value above designated size. The annual power generation was 55.81 million kilowatt hours, a decrease of 19.7% compared with 2012, and the output of finished steel products was 188,600 tons, an increase of 17.0% compared with 2012.
In 2013, the added value of the construction industry in Songyang County was 495 million yuan, an increase of 2.6% over 2012. The total output value of construction enterprises with qualifications and above was 1.247 billion yuan, an increase of 19.3% over 2012, and the total profit was 44 million yuan, an increase of 7.3% over 2012. The area of ??housing construction construction was 1.1132 million square meters, an increase of 31.4% over 2012; the completed area of ??housing construction was 258,700 square meters, an increase of 90.9% over 2012. In 2013, the wholesale and retail sales of Songyang County were 2.445 billion yuan, accounting for 89.5% of the total retail sales of consumer goods, an increase of 16.4% over 2012. The retail sales of the accommodation and catering industry were 286 million yuan, an increase of 15.0% over 2012. The total import and export volume was US$205 million, an increase of 20.1% over 2012.
Among them, exports were US$205 million, an increase of 21.4% over 2012, and imports were US$40 million.
In 2013, Songyang County’s annual postal and telecommunications business revenue was 141 million yuan, an increase of 6.7% over 2012. Among them, postal business income was 13 million yuan, an increase of 14.4% over 2012, and telecommunications business income was 128 million yuan, an increase of 6.0% over 2012.
In 2013, Songyang County received 1.4172 million domestic and foreign tourists throughout the year, an increase of 33.0% over 2012. Total tourism revenue was 615 million yuan, an increase of 39.3% over 2012. Among them, there were 1.4166 million domestic tourists, an increase of 43.0% over 2012; domestic tourism revenue was 609 million yuan, an increase of 50.0% over 2012. The number of inbound tourists was 0.6 million, the same as in 2012; the foreign exchange income from tourism was US$1.013 million, an increase of 4.6% over 2012.