Shangditang Township, Rangtang County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Shangditang Township

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Zangtang County governs the township. In 1963, it set up shangditang Township, in 1966, it changed to county state-owned pasture, and in 1985, it resumed shangditang township. It is located in the north of the county, 34.2 kilometers away from the county government, with a population of 2000. South Road transit. It has jurisdiction over five village committees: KANGLONG, Chaka, Changhe, xuemuda and Renming. Cattle, horses and sheep are the main animal husbandry.

Brief introduction of villages and towns

Shangrantang township is under the jurisdiction of Rangtang County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province. In 1963, it set up shangditang Township, in 1966, it changed to county state-owned pasture, and in 1985, it resumed shangditang township. Shangditang township is located in the north of the county, 34.2km away from the county government. It covers an area of 351.7 square kilometers and has a population of 2000. South Road transit. It has jurisdiction over five village committees: KANGLONG, Chaka, Changhe, xuemuda and Renming. Cattle, horses and sheep are the main animal husbandry in shangditang township.

administrative division

Zangtang County governs 1 town and 11 townships: Ranke Town, Puxi Township, zongke Township, Shili Township, Wuyi Township, gangmuda Township, shangduke Township, rongmuda Township, nanmuda Township, gaduo Township, zhongditang Township and shangditang township.

Historical evolution

The county was established in 1958. Zangtang, a Tibetan language, means "God of wealth dam". It is said that a venerable red Lama once came here to spread Buddhism. He went to a fragrant green grass dam with blooming flowers and settled down. He chanted sutras and preached and donated money to build a temple. The county got its name from this. In 2000, zangtang County governed one town and 11 townships: Ranke Town, Puxi Township, zongke Township, Shili Township, Wuyi Township, gangmuda Township, shangduke Township, rongmuda Township, nanmuda Township, gaduo Township, zhongditang Township and shangditang township. According to the data of the fifth census, the total population of the county is 33550, among which the population of each township is 4580, Puxi Township 2794, zongke Township 2654, Shili Township 1714, Wuyi Township 2432, gangmuda Township 3006, shangduke Township 3119, rongmuda Township 1658, nanmuda Township 3396, GUADUO Township 3369, zhongditang Township 2747, shangditang Township 2081 Wuyi, Puxi, zongke, Shili, nanmuda, rongmuda, gaduo, zhongzangtang, shangzangtang.