吉州窑创烧于唐代后期,兴于五代,极盛于南宋,衰于明代中后期,距今有一千多年的历史,遗址主要分布在今江西吉安县永和镇附近的赣江两岸。由于唐宋时期习惯上以属地州名命名窑场,吉安自隋至元初曾称吉州,永和镇属吉州管辖,因地得名,故称吉州窑;又自东汉至宋,在永和曾置东昌县,所以吉州窑又称 In the late Tang Dynasty, Kiyokawa flourished in the Southern Dynasties and flourished in the Southern Song Dynasty. It fell in the middle and late Ming Dynasty and has a history of more than a thousand years. The sites are mainly located on both banks of the Ganjiang River near Yonghe Town, Ji’an County, Jiangxi Province. As the Tang and Song dynasties customarily named after the state farm kiln field, Ji from the Sui to early Yuan once called Jizhou, Yonghe town is Jizhou jurisdiction, named because of the ground, so called Kiyokawa; and from the Eastern Han to Song, Yonghe had set Dongchang County, so called Jizhou kiln