San'an Qulin Township, Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region

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Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region of the people's Republic of China governs the township and seven village committees including Sanlin village, gexi village, xikaxia village, duixi village, bianjiulin village, Laimu village and Naijia village. Also referred to as Sanlin Township.

Located in the northeast of Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet, 111 kilometers away from the county. Located in sequ River Basin.

In 2010, there were 2840 permanent residents

evolution

Sananqulin district was established in 1959, and sananqulin township was established in 1987. In 1996, with a population of 2300, it governed eight administrative villages, namely, xikaxia, sanlinmai, sanlindui, Naru, xiguv, Laimu, duixi and gexi.

[2014 code and urban rural classification] 542231203: ~ 201220 xikaxia village ~ 202210 Sanlin village ~ 203220 Naijia village ~ 204220 bianjiulin village ~ 205220 Laimu village ~ 206220 duixi village ~ 207220 gexi Village

administrative division

Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet Autonomous Region governs the township and seven village committees, namely Sanlin village, gexi village, xikaxia village, duixi village, bianjiulin village, Laimu village and Naijia village. Township government in Sanan Qulin, also referred to as Sanlin Township.

geographical environment

Located in the northeast of Longzi County, Shannan City, Tibet, 111 kilometers away from the county. Located in sequ River Basin.

natural resources

The township covers an area of 242 square kilometers. It is rich in Cordyceps sinensis.

Population nationality

In 1996, the population was 2300.

In 2010, the permanent resident population was 2840 (the sixth census in 2010).

Economics

It is the largest and richest Township in Longzi county. Qulin Township in San'an is mainly engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry, with crops cropping twice a year. Wheat, highland barley, rape and buckwheat are planted and yak, cattle and sheep are raised.

Infrastructure construction

There is a 100 kW hydropower station.

traffic

From Longzi county to Qulin Township in San'an, you have to go through the deep mountains. The water in the depth of the mountain is a tributary of sequ river.

temple

Qulin temple in San'an is built on the ridge to the north of QuLin township government in San'an, with an altitude of 3250 meters.

Sananqulin temple was founded in 1515, 130 years earlier than Potala Palace (Potala Palace was built in 1645 ad in the 7th century). The founder was named baimagab (a native of Huolong in Gongbu area), belonging to the main Ba sect of pazhugaju in Tibetan Buddhism (spread from the development of linreba and zangbajar). Sanan Qulin temple was the most prosperous in baimagab period, covering an area of 3000 square meters. There are more than 1000 monks, including fields, pastures and four manors. The original main buildings were concentrated in the East, and distributed along the ridge from east to west, including Dukang hall, Buddha Hall, lamalacan hall, etc.; the easternmost end was zhaxia (monastery). After baimagab, the temple still has seven generations of reincarnation. With the change of the times, the center has been transferred and gradually lost its former prosperity, but it is still enduring.

Sanan Qulin temple is a white temple. It is not only a pilgrimage place for Buddhists in Tibet, but also has great influence among Buddhists in India, Bhutan and other countries. There are 16 temples and 12 Buddhist temples in the territory. These temples and temples have a long history and are part of the splendid ancient Tibetan culture.

During the "Cultural Revolution" period, the temple suffered serious damage. In 1985, the government allocated funds for maintenance, and normal religious activities were carried out. When we came here to interview, we were in the stage of renovation and expansion.

There are rare treasures, thousands of years of Buddhist murals in the temple. Some of the murals are being salvaged. There are also a number of Mani stone carvings with high artistic value in the temple.