How many towns are there in Fengshan County, Guangxi?

There are 9 townships in Fengshan County, Guangxi, namely: 3 townships (Fengcheng Town, Sanmenhai Town and Changzhou Town), 3 townships (Zhaiya, Yinqiao and Zhong Ting) and 3 Yao townships (Jinya, Pingle and Jiangzhou). Administrative area 1737.93 square kilometers, a state-level poverty-stricken county.

The administrative divisions of Fengshan County include:

1, Fengcheng Town, which has jurisdiction over Fengyang, Dong Peng and Balie communities; Babang, Songren, Jiuwen, Cailao, Changdong, Laren, Fenghuang, Xinglong, Hengli, Li Jing, Li Liang, Lin Lan and Nongzhe 13 administrative villages.

2. Sanmenhai Town governs seven administrative villages, namely Li Yue, Poxin, Nongren, Moutun, Ren 'an, Yangyong and Tingshe.

3. Changzhou Town governs: Changzhou, Nala, Aina, Nale, Banren, Banlun, Nabing, Banjun, Nahong, Langli, Bai Le, Nalao 12 administrative villages.

4. Qiaoya Township governs 1 1 administrative villages, namely Qiaoya, Pingya, Ban Long, Siwu, Banye, Long Mei, Bandong, Dongfeng, Lalong, Nonghuai and Laying.

5. Yinqiao Township governs Wang Na, He Yun, Huaihua, Bajia, Li Kang, Shanglin, Erli, Li Ruo, Jiujia, Laoli, Datong, Le Tong, Liwen, Banji, Longxiang and Jiulong 16 administrative villages.

6. Zhongting Township governs seven administrative villages: Zhong Ting, Liu Ma, Xianfeng, Berlin, Fengjie, Longnong and Jishan.

7. Jinya Yao Township governs six administrative villages, namely Shangya, Xia Ya, Dongwang, Pocha, Menggan, Waili, Gengsha, Jinzhuang, Gancun, Wanglong, Neri and Daping, with a total of 12 administrative villages.

8. Pingle Yao Township governs 10 administrative villages: Lina, Li Hong, Wang Ping, Haiting, Mouai, Deng Ting, Dadong, Sangting, Yin Ting and Lanbao.

9. Jiangzhou Yao Township governs seven administrative villages, namely Jiangzhou, Babao, Feng Ping, Weixin, Xu Xiang, Nongpang and Longshan.

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Today's Fengshan county is almost primitive and uncivilized in ancient times, which is called "wild land" in history books. The history of China has developed from Xia, Shang and Zhou to Qin 1800 years. Today, Fengshan county has not been included in the territory of China.

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty pacified South Vietnam in BC 1 1, the Western Han Dynasty began to expand its territory in the hinterland of Guangxi and set up administrative systems such as counties. Today, Fengshan County has entered the territory of our country, and it belongs to Dingzhou County, Yulin County, jiaozhou city, but it has only territorial affiliation, but no administrative affiliation. This situation remained until the early Southern Song Dynasty.

During the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Guilin County of Wu State; Metal Guilin County, Guangzhou; During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, it belonged to Guilin County, Guangzhou; Sui belongs to Shi 'an County, Yangzhou; The Northern Song Dynasty belongs to Yongnian qingyuan prefecture, Guangnan West Road.

During the Southern Song Dynasty, Luobo Prefecture was located in Pingle Township, which was one of the 48 Jimi States under the jurisdiction of Yongzhou. The territory includes Jiangzhou, Pingle, Zhong Ting, Jinya, Gengsha Township, Jiayou Township and Luolou Town, lingyun county. This is the beginning of the county administrative establishment. The rest are still wild and belong to the East Lanzhou (Jimmy State) area under the jurisdiction of qingyuan prefecture.

The Yuan Dynasty belonged to the same place as the Southern Song Dynasty. Li Qingyuan nandanxi cave military and civilian appeasement department. In the 12th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1379), after Anxi, Zhong and Twain were merged into Donglan Tuzhou, Donglan divided the state into 12 administrative organizations at the sentry level, which were collectively referred to as "internal six posts" and "external six posts". Among the six foreign outposts, there are four outposts: Bennong, Fengshan, Shan Zhi and Changli.

In the early years of the Qing Dynasty, the ownership of the organizational system along the Ming Dynasty remained unchanged. In the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), the Qing Dynasty changed Donglan Tuzhou, divided the state into two parts, East Lanzhou, and set up six outposts. The remaining six outposts were divided into states, originally called Donglan Tuzhou, and later renamed Fengshan Tuzhou, which was the beginning of the county-level administrative system in Fengshan and still under the jurisdiction of Qingyuan Government.

In the early years of the Republic of China, the Qing system was still hit. In May of the eighth year of the Republic of China (19 19), wasteland was divided into states and counties, belonging to Tiannan Road. In the Republic of China 16, Tiannan Road was abandoned, and the original road belonged to Guangxi Province, directly governing counties. The province appointed an administrative inspector to supervise the county government. In September of the Republic of China 1 year, Guangxi established the militia system, and designated the whole province as 12 militia area, which was located in Libie, Fengshan County.

In March 2003, the militia area was changed into an administrative supervision area, and Fengshan Libai Baise administrative supervision area. In the 24th year of the Republic of China, Guangxi provincial government adjusted Jiutiannan Road to Tiane County, designated Laopeng Township as Tiane County, designated Pan Yang Township and Fenghuang Township as Wan Gang County (now Bama Yao Autonomous County), designated Jinya, Mouxuan and Pingle townships in lingyun county, and designated Xiangqiao Township as Baise Administrative Supervision Area.

In April 29, the provincial government changed the administrative supervision area into the administrative supervision area, and the original Baise administrative supervision area was renamed as "the tenth district administrative supervision and security commander's office", and the tenth district of Fengshan County (Baise). In March of 3 1 year, the provincial government merged the 12 administrative supervision area into seven areas, the original tenth area was changed to the fifth area, and Fengshan County was placed under the fifth area (Baise).

In June of 38, the province drew four counties of Donglan, Fengshan, Wan Gang and leye county from the fifth district and five counties of Tiane 1 * * from the tenth district as the twelfth administrative supervision district. Its "Twelfth District Administrative Inspector and Security Commander's Office" is located in Fengshan County Junior High School (now Fengshan Middle School), about 300-400 meters away from Fengshan County Government.

1949165438+1October 29, Fengshan was liberated,1950 65438+1October 0, Fengshan county people's government was formally established, and county-level administrative divisions were subordinate to Baise area of Guangxi. 1952 65438+February, belonging to Baise area of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. 1March, 956, belonging to Baise area of Guangxi Yi Autonomous Prefecture. 1957 65438+February, which belongs to Baise, Guangxi.

1March, 958, belonging to Baise area of Guangxi Yi Autonomous Region. 1965 was placed in Hechi area of Guangxi Yi Autonomous Region in August (renamed Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in June, 1965). 1971March, transferred to Hechi, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. In June 2002, it was subordinate to Hechi City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (prefecture level).

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