Which province does Duyun belong to?

Duyun is the political, economic and cultural center in the south of Guizhou Province, an important transportation hub in the southwest, one of the five major urban centers in the Central Guizhou Economic Zone, and the capital of the prefecture-level administrative region of Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture.

Duyun city has a total area of 2,274 square kilometers and a total population of 490,000 (20 15). There are 33 ethnic minorities such as Buyi, Miao, Shui and Yao, and Buyi accounts for 67.08% of the total population. The whole city has jurisdiction over 1 provincial economic development zone, 5 offices, 4 towns, 1 township (including 1 Shui Autonomous County).

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Duyun has a long history, and it was southeast of Ghost Square in Shang Dynasty.

Spring and autumn period. It is located in the northeast of the ancient country.

During the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, the northern territory belonged to Lan, while the southern territory belonged to non-convergence.

In the Three Kingdoms period, it belonged to Bingqu County in Shuhan County, and in the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Huabin County.

In the third year of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty (AD 629), Yingzhou (Jixia State) was established, and Duyun belonged to it. In the fifth year of Tianfu at the end of Jin Dynasty (940), Duyun County was established (named after Duyun Cave in the east of the city);

Duyun, formerly known as Douyun, was named after the "Douyun Cave" located in the east of the city 1 km. Douyun Cave, also known as Jiulong Cave and Xianren Cave, is a natural limestone cave. According to the "History of Chu Family in the Five Dynasties", "In 940, Duyun County Chief Yin led 12 Kun ... with Ma Xifan", this is the first time that Dou Yun's name appeared in the historical records.

The administrative system of Duyun began in the Five Dynasties. Duyun County was established in the fifth year of Tianfu (940) at the end of the Jin Dynasty, and military and civilian lawsuits were set up in Duyun from the 21st year of Yuan Shizu to the Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1284).

In the 23rd year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1390), General He Fu of Pingqiang played in the imperial court after suppressing the uprising of Douyun Miao people, thinking that "the cloud is unpredictable" should be changed to "uniform", which means "uniform". The emperor approved the imperial edict, and Douyun was changed to Duyun.

From the 19th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1386) to the 28th year (A.D. 1395), Dou Yun set up a long lawsuit department, a appeasement department and a Duyunwei department respectively.

In the seventh year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1494), Duyun Prefecture changed places.

In the 11th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1672), Duyunwei was changed to Duyun County and belonged to Duyun Prefecture.

In the third year of the Republic of China (AD 19 14), Duyun Prefecture was changed to Duyun County.

In the ninth year of the Republic of China (AD 1920), Duyun was directly under the Guizhou Governor's Department.

Since the founding of New China, especially since the reform and opening up, great changes have taken place in duyun city, and urban and rural construction is changing with each passing day. The word "Duyun" means "the city of colorful clouds" in Buyi language. At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, due to the construction of the third line, many state-owned enterprises were established in the city, and state-owned industrial land including military industry was built around it, and a large number of migrants flowed in.

In June, 1949, 1 1, Duyun County People's Government was established.

From 65438 to 0956, Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture was established, and Duyun became the capital of Qiannan Prefecture.

In June 1958, duyun city was established. Duyun city is a multi-ethnic community, with 3/kloc-0 ethnic groups including Han, Buyi, Miao, Shui and Dong, among which ethnic minorities account for 68.5% of the total population.

1956, becoming the capital of Qiannan prefecture.

1958 Some administrative divisions of Duyun County were divided into cities, which were later revoked.

1965, resume entering the city.

From 65438 to 0966, Chengguan was divided into county-level cities.

1August, 983 Duyun County was merged into the market.

1983, and the rest are also incorporated into the urban area.

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