What are the legends in the history of Shenzhen?

As early as 6700 years ago, in the middle of the Neolithic Age, there were people.

During the Xia and Shang Dynasties, Shenzhen was a foothold of Baiyue tribe's voyage to the West.

The people living in the dune valley along the coast of Shenzhen are the Nanyue tribe, a branch of Baiyue tribe.

2 14 years ago, Qin Shihuang unified China, and set up Nanhai, Guilin and Xiang Jun counties in Lingnan, and Shenzhou belonged to Nanhai County.

33 1 year, that is, the sixth year of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the court set up Dongguan County, which governed six counties including Baoan, Haifeng and Xingning, including the Pearl River Delta, Huizhou and Chaozhou.

At that time, Baoan County covered Dongguan, Shenzhen and Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. In 590 AD (the tenth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty), Dongguan County was abolished, Baoan County was changed to Nanhai County, and the county was ruled in the southern part of Shenzhen today.

In 757 AD (the second year of Tang Zhide), Bao 'an County was renamed Dongguan County, and the county magistrate moved to Dongguan to set up Tunjun Town in Nantou.

In the Song Dynasty, Shenzhen was an important hub of southern maritime trade, rich in salt and spices.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was also famous for producing pearls.

A.D. 1394 (twenty-seven years of Ming Hongwu), Dongguan Garrison Thousand Houses and Dapeng Garrison Thousand Houses were established in today's Shenzhen.

1842 On July 24th, China and Britain signed the unequal treaty treaty of nanking, and Hong Kong Island was occupied by Britain.

1860 65438+1October1,Kowloon Peninsula was forced to be ceded to Britain due to the Beijing Treaty.

1898On April 2 1 day, Qing * * * signed the "Special Provisions on Expanding the Border of Hong Kong" with Britain, and leased the New Territories to Britain for 99 years.

So far, of the 3076 square kilometers of land originally belonging to Xin 'an County, 10538+0 square kilometers are not within its jurisdiction.

After that, its name and affiliation were changed several times until it was renamed Baoan County in the Republic of China, and it has been used since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

Baoan is known as the "outpost of Guangdong Province" and has a glorious revolutionary tradition.