E Qu Gu Xiang, Meigu County, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province

Ancient town of e Qu

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It is adjacent to Vasi and Longmen in the East, NIHA in the west, bingtu and tagu in the north and Hagu in the south. Meigu River runs through the middle of the country. The mountains on the East and west sides are undulating, and the terrain inclines to the valley in the middle. The highest altitude is 3119 meters, and the lowest altitude is 2000 meters. The township government is located in mashinaitou on the West Bank of Meigu River in leijuemo village, with an altitude of 2050 meters and 31 kilometers away from the county seat. The total area is 33.47 square kilometers. It governs 5 villages, 30 groups and 746 households, including 3504 Yi and 71 Han.

On January 12, 2021, Sichuan Provincial People's Government approved Liangshan Prefecture to adjust the administrative divisions of Puge county and other seven counties (cfzm [2021] No. 1): NIHA Township and bingtu Township were abolished, and the administrative areas of former NIHA Township and bingtu Township were put under the jurisdiction of equ ancient township, and the people's Government of equ ancient township was stationed at No. 2, group 3, leijuemo village.

In August 1956, he established the township and took charge of Ma shinaituo. In October 1958, the three villages of leijuemo, sijijue and Egan under the jurisdiction of houpi Township and Erhong village of yijinglada Township were included, and the Township People's Committee was established at the same time. When the district commune was established in 1960, the township was transformed into a brigade. In 1961, the township system was restored, and in July 1968, the Township Reform Committee was established. On March 11, 1972, it was converted into a commune. On July 12, 1981, the commune reform committee was changed into a management committee. In July 1984, the township system was restored and the township government was established. ，

In 1990, the total agricultural output value of the township was 842100 yuan (410000 yuan for agriculture, 132000 yuan for forestry, 229500 yuan for animal husbandry, and 189400 yuan for sideline and fishery); the area of permanent cultivated land was 5305 mu, and the total grain output was 1328000 kg. The main products are corn, potato, buckwheat, pepper, walnut and soybean. There are 849 cattle, 10 Buffalo, 3432 pigs, 1795 goats and 3141 sheep. The township has a bank credit union, 5 rural primary schools with 273 students, 1 health center and 1 medical staff.