During the Warring States period, it belonged to Zhao State. After Qin Shihuang unified the whole country, it was divided into 36 counties, which belonged to Handan County.
In the first year of Yuan Dynasty (BC 149), Emperor Jingdi of the Western Han Dynasty designated Handan County as Guangping County, and the county ruled Guangping (now southeast of Jize).
During the Xin Mang period, Guangping Prefecture was changed to "Huanting", also known as Fuchang, which governed sixteen counties and belonged to Jizhou. Later, the curved beam was changed to a straight beam, and the light year was changed to Fuchang. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the territory of Yongnian was still Quliang, Guangnian and Yiyang counties. It belongs to Julu County. In the seventeenth year of Jian 'an (AD 2 12), Quliang, Guangnian and Yiyang counties were all in the west of Wei County. Moved to the west of Wei County (now daming county).
During the Three Kingdoms period, in the second year of Wei Emperor (AD 22 1 year), a surname in the west of Wei County was renamed Guangping County, also known as Quliang, which was a county rule and governed fifteen counties, belonging to Jizhou. During the Sixteen States of Jin Dynasty, it was called Guangping County. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Northern Qi Dynasty, Wen Xuandi cut the curved beam and merged it into Guangnian County, which was called Guangnian (the seat was moved to Guangfu Town, Yongnian County). Mianzhou was established in the first year of Zheng Xuan in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (578), which governed Wu 'an County and eight counties.
During the reign of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (AD 58 1-600), Wu 'an County was abandoned and belonged to Guangping County. Emperor Yang Guang of Yang Di acceded to the throne, and in order to avoid taboo, he changed Guangnian to Yongnian, governing Wu 'an County. Daye three years (607), renamed Wu 'an County.
In the first year of Tang Wude (6 18), Wu 'an County was changed to Mingzhou (now Guangfu City), belonging to Hebei Road. In the second year of Wude (6 19), Dou Jiande, the king of Xia, a peasant uprising army in the late Sui Dynasty, captured Mingzhou, made its capital here, and built Wanchun Palace. In the fourth year of Wude (62 1), the Tang court put down the rebellion in Dou Jiande and established Shandong Daoxingtai in Mianzhou. In the fifth year of Wude (622), Wude went on strike and set up Mianzhou Navy Department. In the same year, Liu Heita claimed to be the king, changed its name to Tiandi, and made Mianzhou its capital. In the first year of Tianbao in Tang Dynasty (AD 742) and in the sixth year of Wude (AD 622), Guangping County was changed to Hebei Daoshu. In the first year of Gan Yuan (758), it was renamed Mianzhou. In the Five Dynasties, Xingzhou, Mingzhou and Cizhou were the Baojian Army of Hou Liang, and they were changed to Anguo.
During the Song and Jin Dynasties, it was called Mingzhou, which belonged to Hebei West Road. In the Song Dynasty, it was in charge of five counties, and in the Jin Dynasty, it was in charge of nine counties.
In the Yuan Dynasty, the state was changed to land (land, name of administrative division), and in the eighth year (1236), it was changed to Xingming Road, and then to Ming magnetic circuit. In the 15th year of Yuan Dynasty (1278), it was promoted to Guangping Road, which ruled for many years (now Guangfu City) and belonged to Zhongshu Province. Jurisdiction over one division, five counties and two states. The first department is the records department (yuan system, records department, in charge of civil affairs). The five counties are Yongnian, Quzhou, Feixiang, Jize and Guangping (now Guangping County). The two prefectures are Cizhou (Fuyang, Wu 'an, Handan and Cheng 'an are still Cizhou) and Weizhou (Mingshui and Jingxing are still Weizhou).
In the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1368), Guangping Road was changed to Guangping House, and it still ruled Yongnian (now Guangfu City), which was the beginning of the renaming of Guangping House in Yongnian. In the ninth year of Hongwu (1376), he was attached to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beiping. In the first year of Yongle (1403), he was transferred to the capital.
The Qing dynasty inherited the past system, which was the Guangping government in Zhili, and the government remained unchanged. It originally belonged to Guangshun Road, later changed to Daming Road, and later changed to Guangshun Road. During the reign of Yongzheng (A.D. 1723- 1735), Fuyang River was built to compete for water, so it was cut off from Cizhou, Zhangdefu, Henan Province, and even governed one state and nine counties.
In September of the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), the abandoned county stayed in the government, and in the second year of the Republic of China (19 13), it was a famous road in Zhili. In the seventeenth year (1928), the abandoned road was returned to Hebei Province. 1937 belongs to Jinan Road.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC). 1950, under the office of inspector general of Handan. From 65438 to 0958, the county seat was moved from guangfu town to Guan Zhen, Linming, and it was under the jurisdiction of Handan regional organization. 1June 1993 19, Handan merged with the city, and Yongnian county was owned by Handan city from then on.