Where was Anqing in Song Dynasty?

Anqing, a central city in the southwest of Anhui Province, is one of the key cities of "Wanjiang Development" in Anhui Province, a famous port city along the Yangtze River, the birthplace of China's national industry and the hometown of China's traditional drama Huangmei Opera. It has the reputation of "the first state of Wu and Chu in the Yangtze River". Petrochemical, textile and food, building materials, machinery and electronics are the four pillar industries. It has a long history. It was the country of Anhui more than 2000 years ago, and the abbreviation of Anhui Province was derived from it. Anqing has a history of 794 years since 12 17 was founded. Anqing has been the capital of Anhui for more than 200 years from the establishment of Anhui Province in the sixth year of Kangxi (1667) to the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

With a long history and a rich collection of humanities, it is a national historical and cultural city. The Neolithic cultural sites, such as Xuejiagang and Zhangsidun, have witnessed the ancestors of Anqing thriving in this beautiful and rich land since ancient times. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Qianshan County in Anqing was the seat of ancient Anhui, and Anhui Province was called "Anhui" for short. In the seventeenth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 147), Zhou Shude's Qing army was changed to Zhou Shuan's Qing army (located in Qianshan County, Anhui Province), hence the name "Anqing". In A.D. 12 17, Anqing moved to Yicheng City, with a history of nearly 800 years. Guo Pu, a poet in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, once called this place Yicheng, so Anqing was nicknamed Yicheng.