Laishan District () is a district of the city of Yantai, Shandong province. It has an area of and around 181,200 inhabitants (2003).
Administrative divisions
As 2012, this district is divided to 7 subdistricts.
History
During the Xia and Shang dynasties, the territory was the land of Laiyi.
It was the land of Qi during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period.
In the Qin Dynasty, it was the land of Chaoche County in Jiaodong County.
In the Western Han Dynasty, it was the land of Dongmou County in Donglai County.
In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was the land of Dongmou County, Donglai County, Qingzhou.
During the Three Kingdoms Cao Wei, it was the land of Dongmou County, Donglai County, Qingzhou.
During the Western Jin Dynasty, the area was Huang County, Donglai County, Qingzhou.
In the Sui Dynasty, it was the land of Wendeng County of Donglai County.
In the Tang Dynasty, it was the land of Muping County, Dengzhou, Henan Province.
During the Northern Song Dynasty, it was the land of Muping County, Dengzhou, East Jingdong Road.
Jin for Shandong East Road Ninghai Prefecture Muping County.
During the Yuan Dynasty, it was the land of Muping County in Ninghai Prefecture.
In the Ming Dynasty, it was the land of Ninghai Prefecture in Dengzhou Province.
During the Qing Dynasty, it was the land of Ninghai Prefecture in Dengzhou Province, and belonged to Jingshan Township and Puji Township in Ninghai Prefecture.
Muping (Ninghai) County, Shandong Province during the Republic of China. In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), it belonged to the second and third districts of Muping County. In the thirty-first year of the Republic of China (1942), there were 12 districts in Muping County, belonging to the eleventh and twelfth districts. In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China (1945), it belonged to Qishan District, Guishan District and Cheese Hill District of Muping County. In the thirty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1948), it belonged to the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth districts of Muping County.
After the founding of New China, the territory was successively assigned to Muping County, Zhifu District and Yantai City. 1958, Muping County was abolished and belonged to Yantai City. Choujia, Leshan and Xiejiazhuang People's Commune were established successively. In November of the following year, Muping County was restored and Xiejiazhuang Commune was transferred back to Muping County. 1962, Laishan Commune was transferred back to Muping County and in 1965, Choujia Commune was transferred back to Muping County. 1977, Choujia Commune was transferred to Yantai City (renamed Zhifu District in August 1983). 1984, after the abolition of people's communes and the establishment of towns, Choujia Town was under Zhifu District and Laishan Town and Xiejiazhuang Town were under Muping County. 1994, July In December 1994, Laishan District was formally established and listed, with three towns of Choujia, Laishan and Xiejiazhuang under its jurisdiction, and the district authorities were stationed in Choujia Town.
Administrative Divisions
Zoning History
In 1994, Laishan District had the jurisdiction of Chujia Town, Laishan Town and Xiejiazhuang Town, with 120 administrative villages.
In September 1999, approved by the provincial government, the town of Chujia was abolished and three streets were established: Chujia, Huanghai Road and Binhai Road.
In June 2000, Yantai High-tech Zone Shengquan Industrial Park was established.
In February 2001, the three villages of Nancai, Tianjiazhuang and Puzizhuang in Chujia Street were put under the jurisdiction of Shengquan Industrial Park.
In October 2002, Liangjia and Fulin, two communities on Huanghai Road Street, were placed under the jurisdiction of Zhifu District.
In December 2002, Yantai Leshan District Masan Industrial Park was established, and the seven administrative villages of Liujiabu, Ritupo, Yuejiazhuang, Wangjia Shazi, Huishibu, Masan and Xi Tanjiapo in Xiejiazhuang Town were assigned to the jurisdiction of Masan Industrial Park, and the four villages (communities) of Caojiazhuang, Qujiazhuang, East Majiadu and West Majiadu in Chujia Street were assigned to the jurisdiction of Shengquan Industrial Park.
In 2003, Yantai Laishan Economic Development Zone was established, with five communities of Nandian, Toyota, Puchang, Caojiazhuang and Qujiazhuang and two administrative villages of East Majiadu and West Majiadu under its jurisdiction.