Chudun town
Chudun Town, belonging to Luozhuang District, Linyi City, Shandong Province, is located in the south of Luozhuang District, with a population of 57523 (2017), a cultivated area of 53000 Mu and a total area of 72 square kilometers (2017). It has jurisdiction over 7 working areas and 30 administrative villages. In January 2011, Tancheng county was put under the jurisdiction of Luozhuang district. It is a national key town, a provincial demonstration town, the first batch of provincial characteristic towns, a provincial science, care and harmony demonstration town, a provincial advanced township in basic work of safety production, an advanced township in Linyi construction, and an advanced unit in petition work.
Chudun town is located in the geometric center of Luozhuang District, Lanling county and Tancheng county. Beijing Shanghai Expressway and 232 provincial highway run through the north and south, county and township highways extend in all directions, 2 kilometers away from the exit of Beijing Shanghai Expressway, less than 30 kilometers away from Linyi airport and railway station in the north, and only 100 kilometers away from Rizhao, Lanshan and Lianyungang ports.
It is estimated that by 2020, the total population of the town will reach about 85000, the town population will reach about 55000, the GDP will reach about 5 billion yuan, the per capita GDP will reach about 60000 yuan, the per capita net income of farmers will reach about 20000 yuan, and the urbanization rate of permanent residents will reach about 64.7%.
History of construction
Chudun commune was established in 1958 and changed to town in 1984. In 1996, it covers an area of 72 square kilometers and has a population of 57523 (2017). It has jurisdiction over the first, second and third villages of chudun, the first, second, third and fourth villages of Beizhu, Qiaotou, liaotun, liaowu, Jincheng, dongbuzhuang, xibuzhuang, qingshitang, huangjindian, fengdukou, dongyong'an, xiyong'an, Liangzhuang, Xiaoshanzi, Lanshan, Zhuzhuang, Qiantun, Zhongtun, Houtun, Shanqian, Lingdong, Lingxi, Linghou and Guan There are 33 natural villages in Wuliqiao, Wangzhuang, Sunzhuang. In 2011, the renovation system of chudun town in Tancheng county was put under the jurisdiction of Luozhuang district. It has jurisdiction over chudun 1, chudun 2, chudun 3, Qiaotou, Jincheng, liaotun, liaowu, Wuliqiao, dongyong'an, xiyong'an, Liangzhuang, Xiaoshanzi, xiangyangxin, Beizhu 2, Beizhu 3, Beizhu 4, Lanshan, Qiantun of Lanshan, Zhongtun of Lanshan, Houtun of Lanshan, Zhuzhuang, Sanling, beiguanzhuang, beiwangzhuang, sunshengzhuang, dongbuzhuang, xibuzhuang, qingshitang, fengdukou and huangjindian It's an administrative village.
administrative division
Chudun town has 7 working areas and 30 administrative villages, which are: chudun 1 village, chudun 2 village, chudun 3 village, Qiaotou village, Jincheng village, liaotun village, liaowu village, Wuliqiao village, dongyong'an village, xiyong'an village, Liangzhuang village, Xiaoshanzi village, Xiangyang new village, Beizhu 2 village, Beizhu 3 Village, Beizhu 4 village, Lanshan village, Lanshan Qiantun village, Lanshan Zhongtun village, Lanshan Houtun village Zhuzhuang village, Sanling village, beiguanzhuang village, beiwangzhuang village, sunshengzhuang village, dongbuzhuang village, xibuzhuang village, qingshitang village, fengdukou village, huangjindian village, chudun working area: chudun 1 village, chudun 2 village, chudun 3 village, liaowu village, liaotun village, a total of 5 villages.
geographical environment
Chudun town is high in the West and low in the East, with Hushan mountain in the West and Lanshan mountain in the southwest. The highest altitude is 138.1 meters. The central and eastern parts of chudun town are plain depressions, mostly composed of mountain sand and old loess. It has a warm climate. Wuli River, Laosu River and Picang flood channel run through the north and south. Chudun town is rich in mineral resources, with more than 20 million tons of coal reserves. Hengchang Coal Industry Co., Ltd. is one of the largest coal mines in Linyi. Shagang Hengchang Coking Co., Ltd., relying on it, has invested 2 billion yuan in the early stage, with an annual output of 1.3 million tons of coke, 150000 tons of methyl alcohol and 160000 tons of coal tar, crude benzene, thiamine and other by-products. The investment of the second phase project is 3 billion yuan. The projects of coke dry quenching power generation, 1.7 million tons coke oven per year and railway special line will be constructed and planned in 2011. Ceramic clay reserves, is the north of Luozhuang District ceramic production base of raw materials supply, limestone, coke gem and other mineral resources are very rich. Chudun town is located in the south of Luozhuang District, Linyi City, Shandong Province, with a population of 60000, a cultivated area of 53000 Mu and a total area of 72 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 7 working areas and 30 administrative villages. In January 2011, Tancheng county was put under the jurisdiction of Luozhuang district. It is a national key town, a provincial demonstration town, the first batch of provincial characteristic towns, a provincial science, care and harmony demonstration town, a provincial advanced township in basic work of safety production, an advanced township in Linyi construction, and an advanced unit in petition work.
History and culture
It is said that Chu Dun built a village in the middle of Tang Dynasty. Therefore, there are many mounds, originally called zhudun, but later changed into chudun, which is the residence of the people's Government of chudun town. At present, there are 580 households and 2245 people in chudun No.1 village, 660 households and 2203 people in chudun No.2 village and 515 households and 1858 people in chudun No.3 village.
The tablet of Qiaotou village says: "in the 10th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty, Qiaotou established the village.". Because the village is located at the north end of Xinglong bridge, it has to be bridged. There are 900 households and 3149 people.
According to the pedigree of the Yang family in the west of Hushan mountain, "the fifth ancestor of the Qing Dynasty moved here from Zhuangwu in the eighth year of Kangxi." Because the village is located in the west of Xiaoling behind Hushan mountain, it is named Hushan Mountain West. There are 310 households and 1114 people.
According to the identification of Tang bronze swords and pottery altars unearthed in the village, the village was built in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 A.D.). Because the village is located behind Hushan mountain, it is named after Hushan mountain. There are 285 households and 949 people.
According to legend, the village was built at the end of Tang Dynasty, formerly known as Xin'an village. Later, because the village is located at the foot of Xiaoling mountain in Shandong Province, it was renamed as Lingdong of Hushan mountain. There are 141 households with 595 people.
According to the genealogy of Jiang family in front of Hushan mountain, "the second ancestor taboo losing discipline and lived in Shapu." Therefore, the village was built in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). Because the village is located in front of the tiger mountain. There are 135 households and 610 people.
According to the genealogy of the Liang family living in the stele, "the Liang family lived in the stele and came to tan from Dongping in the early Ming Dynasty.". According to the tombstone of Liang's first ancestor, "Liang's first ancestor also came to tan to settle down in Yongle five years ago.". Because the village is close to Hanzhu mountain, there is a raised rectangular arc stone on the hillside, which is like a stone tablet. The body leans forward and seems to stop here from the top of the mountain, so it is named Beizhu. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Xinzhuang and Chenguanzhuang were merged into this village, and they are called steles. At present, there are 433 households and 1909 people living in the first village, 420 households and 1745 people living in the second village, 460 households and 1757 people living in the third village, 221 people living in the fourth village and 1058 people.
It is said that in the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty (1468-1487), the surname Zhao built a village here, which was called Zhaoyi Guanzhuang. According to Liang's genealogy, "in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the sixth ancestor moved from Beizhu to Zhaoyi Guanzhuang.". Later, the surname of Liang Xingwang was changed to Liang Jiazhuang, which is called Liang Zhuang for short. At present, there are 987 households and 3592 people.
It is said that the village was built in the early Ming Dynasty, so it was named Lanshan tun. Because the village is located in the north of Lanshan, it is called Houtun of Lanshan. There are 389 households and 1586 people.
It is said that the village was built in the early Ming Dynasty. Because the village is located in Lanshan, it is called Lanshan Zhongtun. At present, there are 192 households and 758 people.
It is said that the village was built in the early Ming Dynasty. Because the village is located in the south of Zhongtun in Lanshan, it is named Qiantun in Lanshan. There are 324 households and 1265 people.
In the fourth year of Wude in the Tang Dynasty (612), Lanshan was once the residence of Lanshan county. In 1734, the Yizhou government restored Lanshan county. The name of the county was also derived from the mountain. There are 1428 households with 4637 people.
It is said that the village was built at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. There used to be a Yong'an temple, but there are still steles of Yongan Temple rebuilt in 1575. The village is named after the temple. Later, due to the expansion of the village, it was divided into two villages, East and West, with the ditch as the boundary. At present, there are 837 households and 4071 people.
The origin, evolution and meaning of the name of East Yong'an can be seen in West Yong'an mu. Therefore, the village is located in the East, so it is named dongyong'an. There are 633 households and 2624 people.
Zhuzhuang is said to have built a village in the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). Because of its proximity to Lanshan village, it was named xiaolanshanzi. According to the tombstone of Zhu's ancestors: "Qianlong of Qing Dynasty has been ugly (1769) to pay tribute Granted to Pingfu.... ". Therefore, the surname Zhu was renamed Zhuzhuang. There are 489 households and 2312 people.
During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty (1735-1795), the surname Fu moved from Yongquan to Jiancun. Because it is close to the hill in the west, it is called Xiaoshanzi. There are 259 households and 1056 people.
In the early Qing Dynasty, sun Shengzhuang built a village and got its name from its surname. Because of the same name as Sunzhuang in Quanyuan township of the county, it was announced by tanzhengfa (1982) No. 88 document of Tancheng County People's government, and changed its name to sunshengzhuang by surname. There are 264 households and 1133 people.
It is said that the surname of Wang was moved by Xue Zhuang to build the village in the late Ming Dynasty. Shuanghuaishu was first named Shuanghuaishu in the village, and later renamed Wangzhuang by surname. The existing village stele says: "Wangzhuang It was established in the 10th year of Qianlong reign of Qing Dynasty. Therefore, the name of Wangzhuang in gaofengtou Town, Tancheng Town, Honghua Township and other towns in the county was changed to beiwangzhuang according to its location after the announcement of No. 88 document (1982) issued by Tancheng County People's government. There are 208 households with 710 people.
During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1662-1772) in beiguanzhuang, the surname of Sheng was Jiancun, which was called shengjiazhuang. Later, because of the prosperity of Guan's surname, he changed it into Guan Zhuang. Because of the same name as the Guanzhuang in Gangshang Town, Guiyi Township, Huayuan Township, etc., it was renamed as beiguanzhuang according to the location announced by tanzhengfa (1982) No. 88 document of Tancheng County People's government. existing
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