Minshan Township, Chaisang District, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province

Minshan Township

Minshan township is a township under the jurisdiction of Chaisang District, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. Located in the southwest of Chaisang District, it is a big Township merged by the former huanglaomen and Minshan townships in early 2002. It is 15 kilometers away from Chaisang City, with Lushan Mountain in the East, Shizi town and Shahe economic and Technological Development Zone in the north, mahuiling town and Linquan township of De'an County in the southwest, covering an area of 112.7 square kilometers.

Under the jurisdiction of Wenqiao, democracy, Xiaoyang, Jinpan, Minshan, sunjialong, Huapan, Hongfeng, Tuanshan, dongzhuling, Datang, Chunhua, Hongguang, Qinggang, Fenshui and other 15 administrative villages, 171 villager groups, a total of 7069 households, 29900 people.

Historical evolution

It is named after Minshan. In 1950, it belonged to Yuhe, Xiaoyang, Huapan and other townships in the Sixth District. Minshan reclamation farm was built in 1958, Minshan commune was changed in 1968, and township was changed in May 1984. In 1997, it covers an area of 47 square kilometers and has a population of 9000. It governs eight administrative villages, namely Wenqiao, Minzhu, Xiaoyang, Jinpan, Minshan, sunjialong, Huapan and xizhuling. The township government is located in tanganpu, 18 kilometers away from the county seat. In early 2002, the original Minshan township was merged into huanglaomen township. Considering that Minshan is an old revolutionary base area, the name of the township was retained, and the name of "huanglaomen township" was abandoned. The township government was stationed in huanglaomen.

Attachment: huanglaomen township is located in the south of Chaisang. Beijing Kowloon Railway and Changjiu Expressway pass through the territory, and Jiujiang Lushan airport is located in the territory. In 1950, it belonged to Tuanshan, huanglaomen, Tongkou and other townships. In 1958, it was changed to mahuiling commune. In 1960, it was established as huanglaomen commune. In 1984, it was restored to huanglaomen township. In 1997, it covers an area of 65.9 square kilometers and has a population of 18000. It governs 10 administrative villages including Hongfeng, Tongtian, Tuanshan, dongzhuling, Datang, Chunhua, Hongguang, Qinggang, Zhongling and Fenshui. The township government is located in huanglaomen, 14 kilometers away from the county. On January 11, 2002, Minshan township was incorporated into the city. The name of "huanglaomen township" was abandoned and Minshan Township continued to be used in the new name.

geographical position

Minshan township is a township under the jurisdiction of Chaisang, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. Located in the southwest of Chaisang District, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, it is a big Township merged by the former huanglaomen and Minshan townships at the beginning of 2002. It is 15 kilometers away from Chaisang City, with Lushan Mountain, a world-famous cultural mountain with beautiful scenery in the East, Shizi town and Shahe economic and technological Development Zone in the north, mahuiling town and Linquan township of De'an County in the southwest, covering an area of 112.7 square kilometers.

administrative division

It governs 15 administrative villages, including Wenqiao, Minzhu, Xiaoyang, Jinpan, Minshan, sunjialong, Huapan, Hongfeng, Tuanshan, dongzhuling, Datang, Chunhua, Hongguang, Qinggang and Fenshui. The township government is located in huanglaomen. Minshan County Forest Farm in the territory.

Related introduction

Minshan township is a big mountainous Township with beautiful scenery and excellent traffic conditions. It runs through Beijing Kowloon Highway, Changjiu highway, national highway 105 and Jiujiang Lushan airport. The land here is fertile, with sufficient sunshine and rainfall, which is suitable for the production of rice, cotton, rape and other crops. The annual output of grain is 25 million Jin and seed cotton is 7.5 million jin. The township has 60% of the mountain forest area, with more than 70000 mu of forest land. There are huge reserves of pine, fir and Phyllostachys pubescens, with an annual output of 800 cubic meters of pine and fir and 100000 Phyllostachys pubescens. The township has more than 25000 mu of arable land, grain and cotton is the leading industry of Minshan Township, among which dried ginger has also entered the international market.

The territory is rich in resources. There are abundant limestone in the East and West, with a preliminary detection of more than 300 million tons. There are a large number of high alumina loess in the middle, which are the indispensable main auxiliary materials for the building materials industry, and there are abundant mineral water resources in the South foot of Lushan Mountain in the East.

Revolutionary history

Minshan township has a long history and outstanding people. It is the hometown of Tao Yuanming, the great pastoral poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and also the birthplace of the second domestic revolutionary war and the northern Jiangxi guerrillas during the Anti Japanese war. The old generation of proletarian revolutionaries Peng Dehuai, marshal Nie Rongzhen and General Xiao Ke left their footprints on this land. In the hard environment of more than ten years, the workers' and peasants' red army fought bravely with the masses of the people, and wrote a lamentable chapter. More than 300 recorded martyrs died for the revolution and made great contributions to the cause of China's revolution. They were listed as old revolutionary areas by the provincial government.

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