Which province does Gongzhuling belong to?

Gongzhuling is a county-level city directly under Jilin Province.

Gongzhuling City is a county-level city directly under the jurisdiction of Jilin Province, located in the central and western parts of Jilin Province, on the right bank of the middle reaches of Dongliao River. Located at east longitude 124 02? To 125 18? , latitude 4311? To 44 09? The easternmost point begins in Liuxiaowobao Village of Xiangshui Town, the westernmost point ends in Weizilitun Village of Sangshutai Town, the southernmost point begins in Erlongtun Village of Jianshe Village of Longshan Township, and the northernmost point ends in Paoziyantun Village of Manao Village of Shuangchengbao Town.

The width of the city is 106 km from east to west and11km from north to south, with a total area of 4058 square kilometers. The city borders Yitong Manchu Autonomous County in the south and southeast, Chaoyang District and Nong 'an County in Changchun in the east and northeast, Changling County in the north and shuangliao city and Lishu County across the East Liaohe River in the west. The city is vast, wide in the north and narrow in the south, just like a crescent moon, next to the East Liaohe River.

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The origin of the name Gongzhuling:

Gulun and Princess Jing were the third daughters of Emperor Qianlong, and their mother was Fu Cha (Empress Xiao Xianchun), Li Hong's imperial concubine, who was born on May 24th in the 9th year of Yongzheng (173 1). In the early years of Qianlong, he was named Princess Gulun and Princess Jing. In March of the 12th year (1747), she married Buteng Balejur, the auxiliary country of Horqin Borzijit Banner. Princess Hejing died in the 57th year of Qianlong (1792), and her body was buried near Dongba Town in the eastern suburb of Beijing.

At that time, according to the needs of the political and economic status of the Sebuteng Baljul family, Princess Hejing's clothes were buried in her own territory, which is now the site of the Princess Mausoleum. Princess Mausoleum is located on a ridge 5 kilometers north of Gongzhuling City. There is Jiu Feng in Tuling, known as the "Nine Phoenix Rising Sun", the highest peak, and the Princess Mausoleum is at the foot of the peak.

In the third year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1877), Huaide County was established in a short place outside the wicker in Qing Dynasty, and its resident was Bajiazi (now Huaide Town). After liberation, it moved to the location of Gongzhuling City.

From 1898 to 1903, when Russia built the Middle East Railway, it called Gongzhuling "three stops". During the Japanese occupation of northeast China, the "Three Stations" were changed to "Princess Mausoleum" because of the north of the Qing Dynasty. Because the word "ling" is unlucky, the homonym is "ling".

Another way of saying that "Ling" is changed to "Ling" is because Gongzhuling is located on the watershed of Songhua River and Liaohe River Basin, so "Ling" is changed to "Ling". Since then, the name Gongzhuling has been used to this day. ?

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