During the Xia and Shang dynasties, there was no examination of the establishment of the internal political districts. Zhou Dynasty divided the world into Jiuzhou according to mountains and rivers, and Chizhou belongs to the territory of Yangzhou . After Qin unified China, the two-level political system was implemented, with most of the districts belonging to Yangzhou County, and the southwest belonging to Jiujiang County, Poyang County. At the time of the Western Han Dynasty, most of the district was originally under the jurisdiction of Zhengjun. Hong Kong to the Three Kingdoms, Chizhou belonged to the territory of Wu Kingdom Danyang County. Danyang County belongs to Yangzhou. Western Jin , Eastern Jin , Chizhou belongs to Xuancheng County and Yushan County in Yangzhou. In the first year of Yuankang in Emperor Hui of the Western Jin Dynasty (291), Yuzhen County was changed to Jiangzhou , and Chizhou belonged to the territory of Yuzhang County, Jiangzhou. Southern Dynasty (Song Dynasty), first belonged to the territory of Xuancheng Prefecture in Yangzhou, and later to Xuancheng County and Huainan County. Nanqi , belongs to Xuancheng County, Nanyuzhou. Liang belongs to Xuancheng County and Nanling County of Yangzhou. In the Sui Dynasty, the county was abolished in the third year of Kaihuang in the Sui Dynasty (583), and the county was abolished; in the third year of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty (607), the county was renamed to a county, and the county was abolished. In the fourth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (621), Chizhou was established, and the prefecture was governed by Shicheng. It was withdrawn in the first year of Zhenguan (627). The territory was still under Xuanzhou, and Chizhou belonged to Xuanzhou. In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the land of Chizhou first belonged to Yangwu , and later to Southern Tang . In the second year of the 19th year of the Southern Tang Dynasty (938), Chizhou was changed to Kanghua Army. In the Song Dynasty, Chiyang County was established in Chizhou. In the 14th year of Zhiyuan (1277), Chizhou was promoted to Chizhou Road, and was successively under the Jiangsu and Zhejiang Xingshu Province. In the Ming Dynasty, Chizhou was successively Jiuhua Prefecture, Huayang Prefecture, Chizhou Prefecture , and Zhili Nanjing. Qing, like the Ming system. Chizhou Prefecture has successively been affiliated with the Jiangnan Provincial Administration and the Jiangnan Left Administration and the Anhui Provincial Administration and the Anhui Provincial Administration and the In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), Chizhou Prefecture abolished, and the former county under Chizhou Prefecture was transferred to Wuhu Road.
In 1949, Chizhou Special Zone was established, which belongs to the Southern Anhui Administration. Chizhou Special Office is stationed in Guichi County, and is under the jurisdiction of Datong City and 7 counties including Guichi, to De, Dongliu, Qingyang , Shida , Taiping, Tongling and other seven counties. In 1950, Datong City was abolished; the original Wudang District belonged to the Fanchang County was transferred to the Chizhou District. It has 8 counties under its jurisdiction. Chizhou District was abolished in 1952. The five counties of Guichi, Tongling, Qingyang, Zhide and Dongliu are assigned to the Anqing special zone; the two counties of Taiping and Shida are assigned to the Huizhou special zone; and Fanchang County is assigned to the Wuhu special zone. In 1959, Dongliu and Zhide counties were merged to form Dongzhi County ; in July 1965, some counties of the original Shitai County (merged with Taiping County in 1959) were merged into the second and eight townships designated in the southwest of Guichi County. In 1974, Tongling County was assigned to the leadership of Tongling City ; Taiping County, which was originally part of Huizhou District, was transferred to the Chizhou area. It has 5 counties under its jurisdiction. On August 17, 1988, the State Council approved the establishment of Chizhou area, which is under the jurisdiction of in Wuhu City, Qingyang County, and Dongzhi County, Shitai County and Guichi City in the former Anqing area. There are 14 html district offices, , 13 towns, and 94 townships. On June 25, 2000, the State Council approved the abolition of Chizhou area and county-level Guichi City, and established prefecture-level Chizhou City .
