Jinglou and blockhouse of Wari chieftain's official village in Xiaojin County

"Wori" is Tibetan, meaning "territory", that is, the basin of wori River, a tributary of xiaojinchuan, is its living pool. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong, Yang Chunpu, the last chieftain of the Qing Dynasty, was awarded the title of "pacification division" for his meritorious service in the campaign against Jinchuan. There are only nanjinglou and Diao in Wari chieftain's official village. They stand high in the center of market town of Wari Township and complement each other, becoming a major landscape on the South Bank of Wari river. Wari chieftain official village has a long history and unique architectural art style. It is also on the way of the little golden red tour. It is one of the important scenic spots that can not be ignored in the "Red Tour".

Wari chieftain is located in Xiaojin County of Aba Prefecture. According to the survey, it is believed that since ancient times, the area belongs to the noble and prestigious family of Benbo witches among the local believers. After historical development, it has formed a local style, similar to the tribe or stronghold leader. There are many believers, and gradually become the leader of one party's power group. When the family came to babitai, it was the Qing Dynasty. In 1658, Yu Shunzhi returned to the Qing Dynasty. Because he was the first law teacher of Benbo and was good at witchcraft, he was canonized as 12 Jingci Miaozhi national teacher of Warri guanding. He once gained great fame. The name "Warri" was given in Tibetan, which means "territory". Because it is located in the east of today's Xiaojin 11 area, the terrain is square, and there is a tributary of xiaojinchuan in the territory. In addition, Wari chieftain originally occupied this area for generations, and claimed that this area is his family's "territory". Over time, "Wari" was crowned as the entity of the mountain in this area and became the exclusive name of the place name. The imperial court granted the title of chieftain in the name of its "territory" (wori). The local folk appellation and "Lipan hall annals" in China and Japan: "it now governs a place called wori. The ancestor of the chieftain, Lama babita, surrendered in 1658 and awarded the seal of signal paper to the Warri guanding Jingci Miaozhi. "The Wari river flows from east to West in the territory and is transferred to Xiaojin No.11 middle school in Laoying area. Along both sides of the river, there are continuous mountains and valleys with open terrain and mild climate. Especially near mulanba and GuanZhai, the cultivated land is flat and concentrated. It is a valley plain with hundreds of square kilometers. The land is fertile and the water and grass are luxuriant. It is suitable for farming and animal husbandry. It is rich in corn, wheat, potato, Hu Dou and other food crops. Therefore, in history, it can be regarded as a place with rich products and eight people's well-being It is not surprising that the Warri chieftain family was a religious clergyman who naturally became the leader of the tribe and the village people.

Address: wori Township, Xiaojin County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Longitude: 102.501619

Latitude: 31.023458