Tuanjie Township, Wudalianchi City, Heilongjiang Province

Tuanjie Township

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Tuanjie Township was once under the jurisdiction of dedu county. It is located in the west of the county, on the North Bank of nemur River, bordering Nehe city in the West. After the merger of dedu county and Wudalianchi City, it became a township of Wudalianchi city. The township government is 24.5 kilometers away from the original county seat of dedu. Tuanjie Township is high in the north and low in the south. The total area of the township is 220 square kilometers, with 107000 mu of arable land. It mainly grows grain crops, and the safflower based tobacco is well-known. The township has jurisdiction over eight villages, including Yong'an, Yongfa, Qianjin, Dongsheng, Xinsheng, Yongsheng, Tuanjie and Yongyong. At the end of 1992, the total population of the township was 17600, of which Manchu, Mongolian and other ethnic minorities accounted for about 1%. The township government is located in Yong'an village.

Basic introduction

Tuanjie Township has a long history of development. According to the new edition of dedu county annals, in the early Qing Dynasty, people living in Daur and solun (now known as Ewenki) to the north of the upper reaches of Heilongjiang moved to the river basin of nemur to settle down, and established such settlements as soleger, honghuoerji (also known as "honghuaji", now Tuanjie Village), liangjianfang (now Tuanjie village five teams), tuomiqian (now Xinsheng Village). In 1690 (the 29th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty), Heilongjiang general sabusu once sent troops to "garrison the border" in honghuoerji. It is under the jurisdiction of butha. At the end of Qing Dynasty, in 1910 (the second year of Xuantong of Qing Dynasty), it was under the jurisdiction of Nehe Zhili hall. After the founding of the Republic of China, Nehe county was put under the jurisdiction of Keshan County in 1915 and dedu Administrative Bureau in March 1929. First it was the Fourth District, then it was changed to the Fifth District. After the fall of Northeast China, it was under the jurisdiction of Beihe village in March 1938. After the victory of the "93" Anti Japanese war in 1945, it was subordinate to Beihe District in March 1946 and transferred to the Second District in June 1949. In March 1956, villages were divided into townships and Tuanjie Township was set up. In September 1958, after the merger of dedu county with Bei'an County, it was merged with Qingshan people's commune, and at the beginning of the next year it was changed into the united management area of "Qingshan commune". In April 1961, the Tuanjie management area was designated and transformed into Tuanjie commune, which was under the jurisdiction of Bei'an city. In September 1963, after the formal restoration of dedu County, it was under the jurisdiction of dedu county. In the spring of 1984, it was changed into Tuanjie Township. After the merger of dedu county and Wudalianchi City, it became a township of Wudalianchi city.

geographical position

Tuanjie Township is high in the north and low in the south. The total area of the township is 220 square kilometers, with 107000 mu of arable land. It mainly grows grain crops, and the safflower based tobacco is well-known. The township has jurisdiction over eight villages, including Yong'an, Yongfa, Qianjin, Dongsheng, Xinsheng, Yongsheng, Tuanjie and Yongyong. At the end of 1992, the total population of the township was 17600, of which Manchu, Mongolian and other ethnic minorities accounted for about 1%. The township government is located in Yong'an village.

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