In the 33rd year of Qin Shihuang (214 BC), Nanhai County, Xiang County and Guilin County were established in Lingnan, and the present county belongs to Guilin County. At the beginning of Han Dynasty, the present Xiangzhou area belonged to South Vietnam. Yuan Ding six years (111 BC), today's Xiangzhou territory set Guilin County, belonging to Yulin County, for the beginning of the administrative establishment. Three Kingdoms, the county territory belongs to Wu, Phoenix three years (274 years), the territory of Wuan County, Guilin County, belongs to Guilin County. Wuan for Guilin County. Western Jin Dynasty Taikang first year (280 years) Wuan renamed Wuxi, changed to belong to the Yu Lin County, now the county has Wuxi, Guilin 2 counties. Eastern Jin Dynasty Taixing first year (318 years) Yu Lin County set up Jinxing County, Wuxi County, Guilin County belongs to Jinxing County. In the Southern Song Dynasty and Qi Dynasty, Wuxi County was transferred to Guilin County, which was the county seat at the beginning, but later moved to Zhongyi, and Qi moved the county seat back to Wuxi. Liang in today's county set shaoyang county, leading Yangshou, wuhua, Changfeng, Huaiyang 4 counties, Yangshou (today's county seat) for the county. Chen along the Liang system. Sui Kaihuang twelve years (592 years) set up Xiangzhou, in today's county with Huaiyang, Xining, Guilin 3 counties. In 598, Huaiyang was renamed Yangning. In the second year of Daye (606), Xiangzhou was withdrawn, and Yangshou and Guilin counties were set up in the territory of today's county; Yangning was merged into Yangshou County, and Xining was merged into Guilin County, which belonged to Shi'an County instead. Tang Wude four years (621 years) reset Xiangzhou, jurisdiction Yangshou, Xining, Guilin, Wude, Wuxian 5 counties, the state Yangshou (today's county); today's county in Yangshou, Xining, Guilin, Wude, Wuhua, Changfeng 6 counties, of which Wuhua, Changfeng 2 counties belong to Yanshou. Zhenguan twelve years (638 years) withdrew Xining and into the Wude, the same year the withdrawal of Yanshou, Changfeng, Wuhua 2 counties belong to the Elephant State, the next year the state moved to Wuhua. In the first year of Qianfeng (666), Guilin County was removed and incorporated into Wuxian County. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Xiangzhou was changed to Xiangxian County (also known as Xiangshan County), and Wude County was removed and incorporated into Yangshou County, which had 4 counties under its jurisdiction. In the first year of Qianyuan (758), Xiang County was renamed Xiangzhou. In the 11th year of Dali (776), Changfeng County was withdrawn and incorporated into Wuhua County, and the county seat was moved to Yangshou. From then to the end of the Tang Dynasty, Xiangzhou governed Yangshou, Wuhua, Wuxian 3 counties, and now there are Yangshou and Wuhua 2 counties in the county. In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, it belonged to Chu in the first year of Kaiping (907), and belonged to Southern Han in the ninth year of Qianhe (951). Xiangzhou governed Yangshou, Wuhua, Wuxian 3 counties, the state rule Yangshou. In 971, Xiangzhou was returned to Song, following the old system. In the seventh year of Kaibao, Laibin County was added to its jurisdiction. In the fourth year of Jingde (1007), Xiangzhou was upgraded to a defense state. In the fourth year of Xining (1071), Wuhua County was abolished and incorporated into Yangshou County. Wuhua County was restored in the first year of Yuanyou (1086), and then revoked in the Southern Song Dynasty. Since then, until the end of Song Dynasty, Xiangzhou governed Yangshou, Wuxian and Laibin counties. Today, the county is Yangshou County. In the third year of Jingding (1262), the rule of Xiangzhou was moved from Yangshou to Penglaizhou in Laibin County. Yuan Yuan thirteen years (1276) Xiangzhou returned to the Yuan, set up the Division of pacification. In the fifteenth year (1278), Xiangzhou was reorganized as a road, and its seat was moved from Penglaizhou back to Yangshou. During the Dade years (1297-1307), it was reorganized into a prefecture, with the jurisdiction of Yangshou, Laibin and Wuxian counties. In July of the first year of Ming Dynasty (1368), Liao Yongzhong captured Xiangzhou, which belonged to Ming Dynasty. In the following year, Yangshou County was abolished and merged with Xiangzhou; Xiangzhou was changed into a loose state, with no county under the jurisdiction of Wuxian at the beginning, and belonged to Liuzhou Prefecture. Qing Shunzhi eight years (1651) spring, Kong Youde slightly take Liuzhou near the counties, Xiangzhou to the Qing, built along the Ming system. In the sixth year of Xianfeng (1856), Li Wenmao of Da Cheng Guo led his troops to capture Xiangzhou and changed Xiangzhou to Xiangzhou. In the eleventh year of Xianfeng (1862), Qing soldiers recovered Xiangzhou and called it Xiangzhou again.

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