<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > one county per day: Jingyuan County, Guyuan City, Ningxia</h1>
Tai Shi Ci Zi Yi
Jingyuan County (640424) has an area of 1,443 square kilometers and a population of 85,000. It is named after its location at the source of jingshui.
History: Huating County(964)-Huaping County (1167, Jin)-Abolishing Huaping County (Yuanchu)-Dissecting Pingchuan Zhili Hall (1871)-Huaping County (1913)-Jingyuan County (1950)-Jingyuan Hui Autonomous Region (1953)-Jingyuan Hui Autonomous County (1955)-Jingyuan Hui Autonomous County (1955)-Jingyuan County (1958)
Affiliation changes: Weizhou (Northern Song Dynasty) - Pingliang Province (Jin) - Pingliang Province (Yuan) - Jingyuan Province (1913) - Longdong Prefecture (1940) - Gansu Province Pingliang Prefecture (1949) - Ningxia Guyuan District (1958) - Guyuan District (1970) - Guyuan City (2001)
It has jurisdiction over 3 towns and 4 townships: Perfume Town, Jingheyuan Town, Liupanshan Town, Xinmin Township, Xingsheng Township, Huanghua Township, and Dawan Township.
Attractions include song dynasty grottoes, old dragon pond, swing frame, Liangtian Gorge, perfume gorge, lotus garden, Erlong River and so on.
(1) Perfume Town
It is named after the perfume river in the territory
Station: 32 Perfume East Street
It has jurisdiction over 3 communities and 15 villages: Perfume Community, Baiquan Community, Jinghe Community, Chengguan Village, Shangqiao Village, Xiaqiao Village, Shayuan Village, Yangjia Village, Che Village, Yuanzi Village, Shanan Village, Xinyue Village, Kazi Village, Xiasi Village, Migang Village, Huitai Village, Warm Water Village, sun village.
Naming history: Jingbei Township (1983) - Divided into Perfume Town, Yuanzi Township (1990) - Yuanzi Township, Huitai Township merged into Perfume Town (2003)
(2) Jingheyuan Town
Named after the source of the Jing River
Station: West side of the Dongling Line
It administers 18 villages: Landazhuang Village, Hebei Village, Baimian Village, Majia Village, Jingguang Village, Xiaqin Village, Shangqin Village, Beiying Village, Longtan Village, Yujia Village, Nanzhuang Village, Yejia Village, Waterlogged Pond Village, Wangjia Village, Baiji Village, Gaofeng Village, Pangdong Village, and Digou Village.
Naming history: Jingheyuan Township (1983) - divided into Baimian Town, Dongxia Township (1990) - merged into Jingheyuan Town (2003)
(3) Liupanshan Town
It is named after Liupan Mountain
Station: North side of the Huhuo Line
It administers 17 villages: Shizi Village, Zhangbao Village, Shangshangpu Village, Wuli Village, Yangzhuang Village, Sunwa Village, Banjieshan Village, Dazhuang Village, Lizhuang Village, Maxipo Village, Dongshanpo Village, Liugou Village, Zhougou Village, Artemisia Village, Nonglin Village, Xinghe Village, Jimei Village.
Naming experience: Shizilu Town and Artemisia Township merged into Liupanshan Town (2003)
Change of affiliation: Wonju District - Jingyuan County (2003)
(4) Xinmin Township
It administers 11 villages: Pioneer Village, Illumination Village, Gaojiagou Village, Shitui Village, Zhangjiataizi Village, Mahetan Village, Nanzhuang Village, Xixian Village, Yangbao Village, Wangjiagou Village, and Advanced Village.
Naming History: Xinmin Township (1949)
(5) Xingsheng Township
Station: The intersection of Yuanxing Road and Jingbai Road is about 60 meters northwest
It administers 9 villages: Xiajin Village, Xingming Village, Xingsheng Village, Hongqi Village, Xinqi Village, Shanghuang Village, Xiahuang Village, Shangjin Village, and Hongxing Village.
Naming Experience: Xingsheng Township (1949)
(6) Huanghua Township
Station: Pingliangzhuang Village Jingping Road
It administers 11 villages: Miaowan Village, Huaxing Village, Dianbao Village, Shangguo Village, Xiaguo Village, Shengli Village, Yangchu Village, Pingliangzhuang Village, Laterite Village, Xiangyang Village, and Shatang Village.
Naming History: Huanghua Township (1949)
(7) Dawan Township
Station: North side of the Dongling Line
It administers 13 villages: Liupan Village, Hebao Village, Watting Village, Zhongzhuang Village, Shangping Village, Subao Village, Luyuan Village, Yangling Village, Dongzhuang Village, Niuying Village, Wuping Village, Sigou Village, and Dawan Village.
Naming History: Tai Wan Township (1949)