Dayin Town, Yilong County, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province

Dayin town

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Dayin Town, formerly known as erlongchang, is located in the southeast of Jincheng Town, Yilong County, Nanchong City, Sichuan Province, 28 kilometers away from the county seat. It covers an area of 33.92 square kilometers. < / I > Yongle Jiulong highway crosses the border. It is one of the base towns with rabbit industry, fruit industry and Dashan township.

Historical evolution

Dayin Town, Yilong county. In the first year of Liang Datong (535 AD), Fuyu County and Angu county were set up. In the middle of Datong, Xuanhan county was set up. The county was named after Fuyu mountain (now longchengzhai). The county and Xuanhan county were governed in Daluo Township, and Angu county was governed in Angu Township, Yingshan County.

The Western Wei Dynasty (538-551 AD) still followed the Liang system, and Longcheng County led Yilong and Dayin counties, while Fuyu County led Xuanhan and Angu counties.

In the fourth year of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (569 A.D.), Yi'an County in the Western Wei Dynasty and Fuyu County in the Liang Dynasty were assigned to Pengzhou, while Longcheng county was still established. Fuyu County was moved from daluochi in today's Yilong county to anguchang in today's Yingshan County. Longcheng County governs Yilong and Dayin counties.

In 583 ad, Fuyu, Yi'an and Longcheng counties in Pengzhou and Jingyang County in Quxian were destroyed. In 598 ad, Xuanhan county was changed into Fuyu County. In the third year of Daye (607 AD), Yilong county and Dayin county were changed into Baxi county (now Langzhong County, Fuyu County is Qinghua County, now Bazhong county).

In the first year of Wude (618 A.D.), Emperor Gaozu of Tang Dynasty restored Pengzhou and governed six counties, including Yilong, Dayin and Fuyu. In the third year of Wude (620 A.D.), Fangzhou was set up, and its governance and Yilong County governance were on the Jincheng Mountain. In the fourth year of Wude (621 AD), Xincheng County was set up in the southern part and Xiangru county. It was built by yintaizi and was renamed Xinzheng County, which is subordinate to Langzhong. The county government is now Xinzheng town of Yilong county. Wude eight years (AD 625) abandoned Fangzhou, Yilong Fu belongs to Pengzhou. In the 26th year of Kaiyuan (738 AD), Yilong county was moved to the hillside of Jincheng. The name of Yilong county is in the early years of Dali?? In the 28th year of Kaiyuan (740 AD), Fuyu County was moved to Lijiaba, Yilu Township, Yilong county. In the first year of Guangde (763 AD), Dayin county was changed into Lianchi county (the county government was moved to lianchiba, chating Township, Pengan county), and then it was abandoned. It was restored in the first year of Kaicheng (836 AD).

During the Five Dynasties (907-960), the system of Tang Dynasty was followed. Pengchi, Yilong and Fuyu are still Pengzhou.

In the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 A.D.), Pengzhou was called Xian'an County, which governed Yilong, pengchi, Fuyu and Yingshan counties.

In the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), Liangshan county was restored, and Xian'an County of Pengzhou was expanded from four counties to six counties.

Yuan Dynasty (1206-1368 AD) established the provincial system, under which there were roads, prefectures, prefectures and counties. Yilong county was under the jurisdiction of Shunqing, Pengzhou, Sichuan Province. In the 20th year of the Zhiyuan Dynasty (1283 AD), pengchi and Fuyu counties were abandoned and entered Yilong county. At the same time, Xinzheng County was withdrawn into Nanbu county. Since then, the territory of Yilong county has been basically unified.

In the Ming Dynasty (1368-1661), roads were abandoned and divided into four levels: Province, government, prefecture and county. Yilong county was merged into Pengzhou in 1375, and restored in 1380.

In the Qing Dynasty (1616-1911), Yilong county was under the jurisdiction of Shunqing Prefecture, Chuanbei Road, Sichuan Province. In the first year of Xuantong (1909 AD), Yilong county was changed to "Yilong" because of avoiding emperor Puyi's taboo.

The first year of the Republic of China (1912 AD) renamed Yilong, abandoned Road, is Shunqing house. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913 AD), the government abolished the government and restored the road. Yilong belonged to Jialing Road (the rule of road was in today's Nanchong City). In 1928, the county was directly under the province.

In the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), Yilong was the county under the jurisdiction of the 11th administrative supervision district of Sichuan Province (now Nanchong City was set up as the office of the Commissioner).

In 1932, the Chinese workers' and peasants' Red Army transferred from the base area of Hubei Henan Anhui border region to Northeast Sichuan. Yilong was liberated on August 23, 1933, and then the Soviet regime of counties, cities, districts, townships and villages was established. At that time, the Red Army divided Yilong county and parts of neighboring counties into three Soviet counties, namely Yilong County, Changsheng county and langnan county. The Soviet government of Yilong county established Jincheng Town, with jurisdiction over 1 city, 11 districts and 52 townships; the Soviet government of Changsheng county established lishanchang of Yilong County in that year, and moved to dingshanchang of Bazhong the next year, with jurisdiction over 8 districts and 32 townships; the Soviet government of langnan county established shuiguanyin of Langzhong City, with jurisdiction over 15 districts. The red army fought more than 30 battles in Yilong.

From February to April in 1935, Yilong was evacuated successively in order to cooperate with the Red Army going north. After the withdrawal of the Red Army, Yilong County resumed the old system of the Republic of China until the liberation of Yilong on December 23, 1949.

In 1950, Yilong county was under the jurisdiction of Nanchong district.

In 1952, the administrative region was adjusted, and Nanfeng, Heishui and Xiangtan in Xiangtan district were assigned to Pingchang County; Wenzhu Township in Erlong (now Dayin) district was assigned to Yingshan County; Zhang La in Pengan County, such as Erdao, Fuxing, Shuanghe (now Shuangsheng), Qishan, SAIJIN and Longcheng (now Xincheng), was assigned to Yilong county;

In August 1978, Xinzheng, masang (today's Guoshan), Sanyuan (today's Yinshan), Pingtou (today's Huanshan) and Xinzheng town of Nanbu county were incorporated into Yilong.

In September 1952, after the revocation of the northern Sichuan administrative office, Yilong county was under the jurisdiction of Nanchong District of Sichuan Province (renamed area in August 1968 and Nanchong City in 1994), and the county office was located in Jincheng town on the hillside of Jincheng.

In September 2005, the county moved to the new deal.

Evolution of organizational system

Name and origin

Due to the territory of dayingliangshan and formerly known as Dayun township. It was called erlongchang in ancient times.

In 1933, the Soviet government of the first township of Erlong district was established.

It was founded in 1940.

In January 1950, Erlong township was established.

In September 1958, Erlong commune was established.

It was renamed Jinguang commune in 1966.

In 1971, it was renamed Erlong commune.

In 1980, because of the same name, it changed its name to Dayun commune.

It was changed to Dayun Township in 1983.

It was changed to Dayin town in September 1992.

On August 30, 2019, the people's Government of Sichuan Province approved Nanchong City to adjust the administrative divisions of some towns in Yilong County: Jiulong Township and Dengta Township were cancelled, and their administrative areas were put under the jurisdiction of Dayin Town, No. 70, Zhufu street, Dayin Town People's government.

Administrative area

It has jurisdiction over 48 village committees including Baiyang, Gaoshan, Jinjia, Longgang, Haiqiao, Liping, Liyuan, Huilong, Hulu, Limin, loufang, Liulin, Yintai, Xihua, Pingqiao, Shiluo, Hongtu, Fengxiang, Siyuan, Huoyan, Tianping, Huaqiao, and one neighborhood committee in Dayin street.

geographical position

It is located at 106 ° 35'05 "～ 106 ° 41'28" E and 31 ° 20'10 "～ 31 ° 24'10" n. It is located in the southeast of Yilong County, bordering Bajiao Township in the East, Yingshan County in the south, Yongle Town in the West and Yangqiao Township in the north. It is 58 kilometers away from the county.

The maximum distance from north to south is < I > 9.2km < / I >, the maximum distance from east to west is < I > 4.1km < / I >, and the total area is < I > 33.92km2. The land area is 32.56 square kilometers and the water area is 1.36 square kilometers.

natural environment

topographic features

Most of the territory is low mountain canyon, the terrain is slightly higher in the East and lower in the west, and the ground elevation is generally 400-500 meters above sea level. The highest point is 730 meters above sea level at the top of dayingliang mountain, and the lowest point is 480 meters above sea level at the outlet of Huilong river at Huilong village.

hydrology

It belongs to the Jialing River system of the Yangtze River Basin. Xiaoshui River enters from Pingqiao village and flows out from Huilong village from east to west. The river is 5.3 km long.

Mineral and other natural resources

The main mineral resources are brick shale.

natural disaster

The main natural disasters are hail, drought, flood, wind, rainstorm, landslide and so on. The most serious landslide occurred on June 16, 2010. The rainfall time was about 240 minutes, involving 5 villages, 127 affected households, 87 houses destroyed, and the direct economic loss was 700000 yuan.

Population data

At the end of 2011, the total population of the jurisdiction was 18434, including 5673 urban permanent residents, with an urbanization rate of 30.78%. In addition, there are 2730 floating population. In the total population, there are 9773 males, accounting for 53.02%; 8661 females, accounting for 46.98%; 2820 under 14 years old, accounting for 15.3%; 13918 between 15 and 64 years old, accounting for 75.5%; 1696 over 65 years old, accounting for 10.2%; all of the total population are Han nationality. In 2011, the birth rate was 7.8 ‰, the death rate was 6.5 ‰, and the natural growth rate was 7.8 ‰.

In 2000, the fifth census data:

The total population is 11175 (2017). The population density is 543.46 per square kilometer.

Economic overview

Agriculture

Cultivated land area of 10800 mu, 0.75 mu per capita, mainly rice, wheat, corn, vegetables. In 2011, the total output value of agriculture was 78 million yuan, accounting for 41.6% of GDP. Grain crops are mainly rice, wheat and corn, economic crops are mainly rape and vegetables, and animal husbandry is mainly pig, sheep and poultry.

Industry

Mainly brewing and building materials. In 2011, the industrial output value was 28.91 million yuan, accounting for 29.3% of the GDP. It has two industrial enterprises with 78 Employees, and has achieved an industrial added value of 210000 yuan, an increase of 0.7% over the previous year.

Commercial trade

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