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HISTORY

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  • 1998
    August County Ordinance No. 2418 restored Duhyeon-ri and Tonggu-ri in Baekhak-myeon, Yeoncheon-gun as administrative ri
  • 1989
    January Presidential Decree No. 12557 incorporated Bugok-ri, Gwanin-myeon, Pocheon-gun into Yeoncheon-eup
    April According to the County Ordinance No. 2026, the status of Wondang Office in Bankhak-myeon was elevated to Jangnam-myeon to organize it into the current 2 Eup and 8 Myeon
  • 1987
    January Presidential Decree No. 12007 incorporated Seokjang-ri, Misan-myeon into Baekhak-myeon
  • 1985
    May County Ordinance No. 1001 divided Chatan 2-ri, Yeoncheon-eup, Yeoncheon-gun into Chatan 2-ri and Chatan 4-ri; Samgeo-ri, Gunnam-myeon into Semgeo 1-ri and Samgeo 2-ri; Okgye 1-ri into Okgye 1-ri and Okgye 3-ri; and Namgye-ri into Namgye 1-ri and Namgye 2-ri.
    September County Ordinance No. 1019 restored Hoengsan-ri, Jung-myeon, Yeoncheon-gun as an administrative ri
    October Presidential Decree No. 11772 raised the status of Jeongok-myeon to eup
  • 1983
    February Presidential Decree No. 11027 incorporated all of Gwanin-myeon into Pocheon-gun and Choseong-ri, Daejeon-ri, Jangtan-ri, Gungpyeong-ri, and Baegui-ri in Cheongsan-myeon, Pocheon-gun into Yeoncheon-gun.
  • 1979
    May Presidential Decree No. 9409 raised the status of Yeoncheon-myeon to eup
  • 1965
    April County Ordinance No. 111 established Wondang Office in Baekhak-myeon
  • 1963
    January Act No. 1178 incorporated Neolmok-ri, Jeokseong-myeon, Paju-gun into Jeongok-myeon; Samhwa-ri into Misan-myeon; and Sinseo-myeon, Cheolwo-gun, Gangwon-do Province into Yeoncheon-gun.
  • 1954
    October Restored administrative power as of November 17 of the same year under the Act on Temporary Administration of the Re-Taken Areas as Act No. 350
  • 1945
    November Military Ordinance No. 22 incorporated part of Jeokseong-myeon, all of Nam-myeon, Baekhak-myeon, and Jeongok-myeon into Paju-gun
  • 1914
    March Two townships of Majeon and Jeokseong, most of Sakyeong-gun, Yeonggeun-myeon, and Yangju-gun were incorporated into Yeoncheon-gun
  • 1906
    11th year of Gojong the Incorporated Gwanin-myeon, Cheorwon-gun into Yeoncheon-gun
  • 1413
    13th year of King Taejong of Joseon Installed Yeoncheon-gun Office
  • 1309
    1st year of King Chungseon of Goryeo Renamed the county from Jangju to Yeoncheon
  • 1069
    23rd year of King Munjong Seungryeong, Sakryeong, Majeon, and Jeokseong were incorporated into Jangju to belong to Gaesongbu to be included in Gyeonggi.
  • 1018
    9th year of King Hyeonjong of Goryeo Jangdan-hyeon (currently Jangnam-myeon) became the hub of the first Gyeonggi system along with Gaesong-hyeon due to a large-scale reorganization of the regional administrative system. Jangju (currently Yeoncheon) became part of Dongju-gun (currently Cheorwon).
  • 940
    23rd year of King Taejo of Goryeo Renamed the county Jangju
  • 757
    16th year of King Gyeongdeok of Silla The county was named Gongseong-hyeon.
  • 675
    15th year of King Munmu of Silla After Silla defeated the troops of Tang Dynasty in Maechoseong Fortress (or Maesoseong Fortress; currently Daejeon-ri Mountain Fortress) along the Hantangang River, Yeoncheon was completely incorporated into the territory of Silla. With their victory at the Battle of Maechoseong Fortress, Silla occupied the southern part of the Taedonggang River and established the first unified dynasty on the Korean Peninsula.
  • 553
    14th year of King Jinheung of Silla As Silla, which occupied the area around the Hangang River, expanded its territory to the north, the southern part of the Imjingang River was incorporated into Silla. The Imjingang River became a border between Goguryeo in the north and Silla in the south until the fall of Goguryeo in 668.
  • 396
    King Gwanggaeto the Great of Goguryeo As Goguryeo fully began its southward advance under the reigns of King Gwanggaeto the Great and King Jangsu, the area was absorbed into Goguryeo. Goguryeo established Gongmok Dalhyeon, an administrative district, in the Yeoncheon area and effectively controlled it.
  • BC18
    King Onjo of Baekje When King Onjo of Baekje founded Baekje in the area near the Hangang River, he expanded his influence towards the north, absorbing the area into Baekje.
  • 300,000years ago
    Paleolithic Age Homo erectus, the first humans on the Korean Peninsula, began to reside along the Hantangang River in Yeoncheon. The axes they left behind were first discovered in 1978 in Jeongok-ri, Yeoncheon, for the first time in East Asia. They became crucial evidence for overturning the Mobius theory.