Among them, 18 towns are Chenlinzi Town, Liji Town, Liuwang Town, Guolutan Town, Huzupu Town, Jifang Town, Sanhejian Town, Duanji Town, Wangpeng Town, and Zhangguangmiao Town. Town, Jichen Town, Wumiao Town, Fenshuiting Town, Shifodian Town, Quanhepu Town, Zushimiao Town, Lidian Town and Shahepu Town.
The 11 townships are: Hongbu Township, Yangji Township, Maji Township, Caomiaoji Township, Nandaqiao Township, Zhaogang Township, Zhanglaobu Township, Xuji Township, Fenggang Township, Liushu Dian Township, Guantang Township.
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Organizational system evolution
Gushi in the Qing Dynasty was mainly affiliated to Guangzhou Zhili Prefecture on Ruguang South Road, Henan.
During the Republic of China, it was mainly subordinate to the Ninth Administrative Inspectorate District of Henan Province (inspectors were stationed in Huangchuan County).
In the 21st year of the Republic of China (1933), the National Government included the area south of the Yangtze River in Gushi County into the newly established Henan Lihuang County (today's Jinzhai County). The following year, Lihuang County was included in Anhui Province, the land originally belonging to Gushi subsequently entered Anhui.
In September of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), the Japanese army invaded Gushi in two groups. The Chinese army rose up to resist and annihilated about 10,000 Japanese troops in the Battle of Fujin Mountain. On September 7, Gushi fell.
In the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1947), Liu and Deng’s armies leaped thousands of miles into the Dabie Mountains. One of them crossed the Huaihe River from Sanhejian. Gushi County was liberated for the first time on August 25 of that year.
On October 9, 165438, the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), Gushi County was liberated.
* * *It belonged to Huangchuan District in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It was merged into Xinyang District in 1952 and later into Xinyang District. From the end of 1959 to the beginning of 1960, Gushi became the hardest-hit area, with a sharp decline in population and devastating damage to productivity. In 1998, Xinyang was established as a city and Gushi became its county.
With the approval of the Central Editorial Committee, the Henan Provincial Party Committee, and the Provincial Government, Gushi officially became a county directly under the jurisdiction of Henan Province from January 2014. ?
Reference: National Bureau of Statistics-2018 Statistical Department Code-Gushi County
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Gushi County