Zhou was called Cheng Bo Kingdom, and later changed its name to Biying and then to Qizhou. is called Weiyang during the spring and autumn . Qin is Xianyang . In the first year of Emperor Gaozu of Han (206 BC), it was renamed Xincheng. Emperor Wu of Han In the third year of Yuanding (114 BC), it was changed to Weicheng. Lingwu County was established during the Jin Dynasty. Later Zhao was renamed Shi'an County.
At the time of the Qin Dynasty, Changling County, the magistrate of Han Liu Bang , was changed to Xianyang County, and Lingwu County was under the jurisdiction of Lingwu County. In the first year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (618 AD), Wu Zetian was changed to Chixian because of the tomb of his mother Yang's family - Shunling . In the first year of Shenlong in the Tang Dynasty (705 AD), it was promoted to the Shiji. Five Dynasties , Song and Jin dynasties are all called Xianyang. yuan at the beginning of , and Xianyang was once incorporated into Xingping , and soon the Xianyang county system was restored. In the fourth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1371 AD), Xianyang was moved to Weishui Post, which is now the location of Qindu District . Both the Ming and Qing dynasties were called Xianyang and were under the jurisdiction of Xi'an Prefecture .
In the third year of the Republic of China (1914 AD), the road was abolished, and Xianyang was under the jurisdiction of Guanzhong Road. Soon the road was directly under the jurisdiction of Shaanxi Provincial Government . After 1937 AD, it belonged to the Office of the Tenth Administrative Inspector of Xianyang.
Xianyang County was liberated on May 18, 1949 and was transferred to the Xianyang Administrative Commissioner's Office. In December 1952, the urban area of Xianyang County was built into Xianyang City . The suburbs were still under the jurisdiction of Xianyang County, and the cities and counties were ranked side by side. In 1953, the leaders of the Shaanxi Provincial Government directly under the jurisdiction of Xianyang City and Xianyang County. In December 1958, Xianyang County was incorporated into Xianyang City. In January 1961, Xingping, week to and Bin County were assigned to the jurisdiction of Xianyang City. In October 1961, the Xianyang Special Office was re-established, and the four counties were decentralized, and Xianyang City was still under the Xianyang Special Office. In July 1966, it was renamed to Xi'an City. In October 1971, Xianyang City was again under the Xianyang area. After Xianyang was changed to a provincial city in May 1984, the former Xianyang City was renamed Qindu District.
