Langshan Village

Langshan Village

Langshan village committee is subordinate to duanshen Township, Wuyuan County, Jiangxi Province. Wang's residence. It is named after Langshan village in its jurisdiction. It is on the high mountain in the east of Zhongcun, where the township government is located. It has jurisdiction over 6 natural villages, 8 villager groups, 203 households and 1068 people. There are 1521 mu of cultivated land and 650 mu of tea land, producing rice, tea, etc.

evolution

On the eve of the founding of the people's Republic of China, the area under the jurisdiction of duanshen township is the fifth insurance. In 1949, it belonged to duanshen township of Tuodong District, in 1950, it belonged to Langshan township of three districts, in 1956 it belonged to duanshen Township, and in 1958 it belonged to Langshan brigade. In 1984, it was renamed Langshan village committee.

Natural village

Wang Jia village committee. It's 15 kilometers south by east of Zhongcun. 48 households, 278 people. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722), there was a village near Lijiashan where the Wang surname was Jiancun, and later the Cao surname moved in.

Buyuan (U yuan) is a mountain bay shaped like a cloth bag, which is called the cloth bag Bay. It is 16.5 km from Zhongcun in the west by North. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722), there was a village named Wang Jian in Wangxi. 9 households, 51 people.

There are 34 generations, 85 households and 412 people in Wenyi village of Tangli. It is located in the mountain valley 15 kilometers south by east of Zhongcun, so it is named.

The gravel dock (UI Shi Wu) is located in the mountain dock 18.5km south by east of Zhongcun. The land around the village is barren and full of gravel, so it is named. In 1911, the Wang family in the neighboring village was named Cao Jiancun. Six households, 36 people.

AI Shan is located on the hill outside langshanpian village, 15km away from Zhongcun in the west by North. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722), Wang Tiannan built a village in yangtanyuan. 29 households, 158 people.

The new temple (in SI) is on the hillside 17.5km southeast of Zhongcun. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1662-1722), the village of Wang Tianqiao was built next to the new temple.

Address: Langshan village, duanshen Township, Wuyuan County, Shangrao City

Longitude: 118.047977

Latitude: 29.488972

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