Erdu Township
Erdu Township (Chinese: 二都乡; pinyin: èrdū Xiāng) is a township of Shimen County in Hunan, China. The township is located in the southwestern Shimen County, it is bordered by Xinguan (Chinese: 新关镇), Chujiang and Yijiadu (Chinese: 易家渡镇) towns to the north, Linli County to the east, Jiashan Town (Chinese: 夹山镇) to the south, Miaoshi Town of Cili County to the west. The township has an area of 70.5 km2 (27.2 sq mi) with a population of 27,770 (as of 2010 census).[1]
History
Tujia people inhabited the land in pre-Ming times, it was a separate regime roled by Tusi in Yuan dynasty. In 1369, the Tusi surrendered to the Ming dynasty. Han immigrant increased after Tusi's surrender, a conflict broke out between Ming government and Tusi in 1390, with his tribe, the Tusi was forced to transfer to the Western Hunan. Erdu Township was formed in 1956, reorganized as a commune, reformed as a township in 1984.[2]
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- Chujiang(楚江街道)
- Yongxin(永兴街道)
- Erdu (二都街道)
- Baofeng(宝峰街道)
- Baiyun (白云镇)
- Hupingshan (壶瓶山镇)
- Jiashan (夹山镇)
- Mengquan (蒙泉镇)
- Moshi (磨市镇)
- Nanbei (南北镇)
- Taiping (太平镇)
- Weixin (维新镇)
- Xinguan (新关镇)
- Yijiadu (易家渡镇)
- Zaoshi (皂市镇)
- Baiyun (白云乡)
- Luoping (罗坪乡)
- Sansheng (三圣乡)
- Suojie (所街乡)
- Xinpu (新铺乡)
- Yanchi (雁池乡)
- Ziliang (子良乡)
- Datongshan (大同山林场)
- Dongshanfeng (东山峰农场)
- Longfengyuan (龙凤园艺场)
- Luopusi (洛浦寺林场)
- Xiupingyuan (秀坪园艺场)