Meitan County
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- Meitan County belongs to Zunyi City, Guizhou Province, located at latitude 27°20′18″-28°12′30″N, longitude 107°15′36″-107°41′08″E, bordering Fenggang County and Yuqing County of Zunyi City in the east, Bozhou District and Suiyang County of Zunyi City in the west, Weng'an County of the Guizhou Southern Bouyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in the south. In the north, it borders with Zunyi Zheng'an County and Fenggang County. The county is narrow and long in the north and south, with the longest distance of 96.50 kilometres and the widest distance of 25.50 kilometres in the east and west. Topography of the north, southwest high, central, eastern and southern border low, the north of the West River Town to take the highest bamboo shoots Kan, elevation 1562 metres, the south of the town of Shilian along the river ferry lowest, elevation of 460.80 metres, an average elevation of 910 metres.
There are 12 towns and 3 street offices: Meijiang Street Office, Yongxing Town, Fuxing Town, Mashan Town, Yuquan Street Office, Huangjiba Street Office, Gaotai Town, Maoping Town, Xinglong Town, Xiehe Town, Washima Town, Xinnan Town, Shilian Town, Shilian Town, Tingle Town and Tiancheng Town.
Meitan has a long history, according to ‘Kangxi Meitan County Records’: ‘Ming Wanli 28, broadcasting flat county, to four cards outside the Guanwai place Meitan County, divination in the bitter bamboo dam and the city of’, ‘East of the river flow to the county of the main vein of the Yuping Mountain north, around the county, turn west to the south, there is the Mekong Bridge of the water upside down flow together, convergence of the abyss, curved ring as the main vein of the Yuping Mountain north, around the county, turn west to the south, there are Mekong Bridge of the water upside down flow together, convergence for the The water of Meshuiqiao flows upside down and merges into an abyss, which is as curved as an eyebrow, so it is called Maitan.’ Sui Daye eleven years (615), Zhaoban set Yiquan County, to bring the name of the mountain springs, under the Mingyang County. Daiye twelve years (616), the new prison state, the state is set up in Yiquan County, led by two counties. Tang Wude two years (619), the abolition of prison state, set up a state, the seat is still set up in Yiquan, Yiquan and other five counties. In the fourth year of Wude (621), Yizhou was renamed Zhizhou. To zhen guan five years (631), the wisdom of the state, led by yiquan and other nine counties, zhen guan eleven years (637), the wisdom of the state is called prison state. In the 17th year of the reign of Zhenguan (643), the abolition of Jinyuan Prefecture, Yiquan was pulled out of Yizhou. In the first year of Tianbao (742), Yizhou was renamed Yiquan County, and its rule was moved to Yiquan, which was called Yizhou Yiquan County. In the first year of Qianyuan (758), the county was called Yizhou again, and the state rule was moved to Suiyang (now Fenggang Suiyang field). After that, Yiquan was no longer the county seat, and Yiquan County was subordinate to Yizhou.
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the five counties under the Qianzhou Prefecture were the disputes between Chu and Shu, and Yizhou Prefecture and the five counties under the Yizumi Prefecture implemented the autonomy of the local officials. In the third year of Taiping Xingguo of Northern Song Dynasty (978), Yizhou was subordinated to the court because of the tie-up of the local officials, and the court made it ‘tie-up Yizhou’. In the second year of Daguan(1108), Yizhou was abolished, and in the next year, Chengzhou was set up with five counties, including Yiquan. In the Yuan Dynasty, it set up Xilueping and Rongshan barbarians and barbarians chief division, belonging to the military and civilian appeasement division of broadcasting state. In the early years of Hongwu of Ming Dynasty, Rongshan Prefectural Department was set up, which belonged to Broadcasting Prefecture Xuanwu Division. In the 29th year of the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1601), the rebellion in Baozhou was pacified, the land was converted into a stream, and Baozhou was divided into two, with Chashan Pass, Dushang Pass, the big and small Panjiao Pass, Bitter Bamboo Pass and Qinglong Pass as the boundary, and outside of the Pass belonged to Qian, and Pingyue Military and Civilian Prefecture was set up, with the territorial jurisdiction of Huangping and four counties, namely Yuqing, Weng'an, Meitan, and Anhua. Meitan County was formally established and Huang Jiagui was the first governor.
In the 1659th year of the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, Meitan County was returned to the Qing Court and remained under the Binh Duong Military and Civil Affairs Bureau. In the twentieth year of the Kangxi period (1681), Meitan was subordinate to the Pingyue Military and Civilian Prefecture of Guizhou Province, which was under the supervision of the Guidong Road. In the following year, the province was abolished. In the twenty-sixth year (1687), it was renamed Pingyue Prefecture. In the third year of Jiaqing (1798), it was changed to Pingyue Prefecture, and until the end of the Qing Dynasty, Meitan County was one of its subordinate counties. However, from the first to the seventh year of Tongzhi (1862-1868), Meitan was temporarily attached to Zunyi Prefecture for the purpose of suppressing the army. In the second year of the Republic of China (1913), after the abolition of the prefectural and state establishments, Meitan County belonged to Guizhou Qianzhong Road. In 1920, after the abolition of the province, Meitan County was directly under the province. In 1935, Meitan County belonged to the Sixth Administrative Inspectorate District of Guizhou Province, and in the following year, it belonged to the Fifth Administrative Inspectorate District.
In 1949, belongs to zunyi area, in December 1958, fenggang county, yuqing county and into, in August 1961, fenggang county, yuqing county will be separated out so far. Today, it belongs to Zunyi City.
contact details
Tel：00-86-0851-24221105
Address：2/F, Zone A, Administrative Centre, Tianwen Avenue, Meitan County, Guizhou Province, China
Working hours：Monday to Friday (8:30-12:00, 14:00-17:30), except legal holidays.