Xichang has several counties and towns.

As of June 2065438+2009, Xichang has 37 townships, including 8 townships and 29 townships.

Xichang, located in the southwest of Sichuan, is the capital of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, the largest Yi inhabited area in China, with an area of 2,655 square kilometers, a total population of 750,000, an urban population of 4 1 and a built-up area of 37 square kilometers.

Xichang Municipal People's Government is located atNo. 12, Dashuijing Ancient Buildings Ancient Building Complex, Xichang City, and has jurisdiction over six streets: Beicheng, Xicheng, Dongcheng, Chang 'an, Xincun and Changning. 8 towns of Madao, Lizhou, Anning, Chuanxing, Huanglianguan, Youjun, Taihe and Anha;

Xijiao, Gaojian, Xiaomiao, Yuehua, Sheng Xing, Langya, Xixiang, Zhangmuqing, Daxing, Hainan, Jiujiu, Xixi, Huangshui, Zhongba, Aqi, Sihe, Minsheng, Xiangshui, Kaiyuan, Daqing, Luojiabo, Jody and Mopan.

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Evolution of Xichang organizational system

Xichang was called Du Qiong in ancient times. In the Qin Dynasty, "Taste the county and stop at Han". But in the Qin Dynasty, why Xichang was a county was lost. According to Gong Yu, Xichang belongs to Liangzhou, which was occupied by Southwest Yi in the early Han Dynasty and is the territory of Du Qiong.

In the sixth year of Ding Yuan in the Western Han Dynasty (1 1 1), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Du Qiong as the Yue County, which governed fifteen counties, belonging to Yizhou, and the county ruled Du Qiong. Jin moved to the county, and there was no county to govern the society (now Huili County). The Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty also ruled Du Qiong. In the Southern Dynasties, it was the old county. The county name of Du Qiong has gone through the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms and the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which lasted for more than 300 years.

In the third year of North China (568), Xichang established Yanzhou.

In the sixth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (586), Yanzhou was changed to Xining. In the eighteenth year (598), it was changed to Zhangzhou. In the early years of Daye (605), it was changed to Lang Yue County.

In the first year of Wude in Tang Gaozu (6 18), Yinzhou was established to govern Yuexi County (now Yuexi County). In the third year of Wude (620), the general manager's office was set up, and soon it was changed to the central governor's office, in charge of Jimmy 16. In the early days of Tianbao (742), it was changed to Lang Yue County. In the early years of Zhide (756), Xichang was occupied by Nanzhao and soon by Tubo. In the early years of Gan Yuan (758), it was restored to Zhangzhou. In the fourth year of Zhenyuan (788), Xichang was recovered in the Tang Dynasty.

In the 12th year of Yuan Shizu to Yuan Dynasty (1275), Jianchang Road was promoted by Rolls-Royce. In short, it was transferred to Sichuan Province and soon transferred to Yunnan.

In the 15th year of Hongwu in Ming Taizu (1382), Jianchang Road was changed to Jianchang House, which belonged to Yunnan. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu (1392), the government was abandoned, and the military and civilian command and envoy department was set up, leading the fourth garrison. Xichang defensive Lizhou has Qianhu Station, Zhongqian Station, Zhongchonghe Zhongqian Station and Qian Qian Station. In the twenty-seventh year of Hongwu (1394), Jianchangwei was founded, and it was under the jurisdiction of Sichuan Hangdu Company.

In the sixth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1728), Jianchang Wei established Ningyuan Prefecture and Xichang County, hence the name "Xichang".

During the Republic of China, Xichang County was incorporated into Ningyuan House, and then it was restored to Xichang County. In the 28th year of the Republic of China (1939), the National Government set up the Chairman of the Military Commission Hangyuan in Xichang, and the Xikang Provincial Government set up the Shu Ning Reclamation Committee here to govern all counties in Shu Ning.

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