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Where is Tongzhou in Ming Dynasty?

There are two Tongzhou in China, the origin of which is related to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. One is Tongzhou district in Beijing, which is the starting point of the northern part of the canal and is called "North Tongzhou" in history; One is Tongzhou, Jiangsu Province, which is the southern end of the Canal and was called "Nantong House" in history.

Tongzhou District is located in the southeast of Beijing, at the northern end of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

The geographical coordinates of this area are 39 36'-40 02' north latitude and116 32'-16 56' east longitude, with a width of 36.5km from east to west, a length of 48km from north to south and an area of 907 square kilometers.

At the end of 2005, the registered population was 629,000.

District people * * * in Xinhua Street.

It borders Chaoyang District and Daxing County in the west, Shunyi District, sanhe city, Dachang Autonomous County and Xianghe County in the north across the Chaobai River, and Wuqing County in Tianjin and Langfang City in Hebei Province in the south.

It is adjacent to Beijing Central Business District (CBD), international trade center 13km to the west, Capital Airport 16km to the north and tanggu port 100km to the east. Known as "one Beijing, two health and three Tongzhou".

Tongzhou District is located in the alluvial plain of Yongding River and Chaobai River, with a flat terrain, which inclines from northwest to southeast, with the highest elevation of 27.6 meters and the lowest elevation of only 8.2 meters.

Its soil is mostly wet loess, mixed soil and sandy loam, with fertile soil and moderate texture.

There are 0/3 rivers/kloc-in the territory, and the canals are winding, like Youlong; The Chaobai River is blue and blue, and fishermen sing late.

The 100-meter green passage on both sides of Sanhe Road is quite spectacular, forming a natural ecological barrier.

Tongzhou District belongs to the continental monsoon climate zone, which is influenced by the winter and summer monsoon, forming the climate characteristics of drought and windy in spring, hot and rainy in summer, crisp in autumn and cold and dry in winter.

The annual average temperature is 1 1.3℃, and the precipitation is about 620mm.

Tongzhou is considered as an important suburb of JD.COM, and its folk customs are deeply influenced by Beijing.

The population of the whole region consists of 2 1 ethnic group. The main ethnic minorities are * * * and Manchu, and * * * mainly lives in Nanjie, Zhangjiawan and Majuqiao Town of Tongzhou Town.

The living environment of residents in this area is mainly buildings, and the surrounding towns and villages mainly form the courtyard of the main room.

Seasonal festivals in rural areas remain unchanged. There are still some customs in Spring Festival, Shangyuan Festival, Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, and other festivals are also commemorated and celebrated.

There is no obvious change in the dietary customs in this area, and the dietary customs in rural areas are no different from those in towns. Xiao Lou's burnt catfish, Dashunzhai's sugar fire, and China's time-honored Tongzhou fermented bean curd are called "Tongzhou Three Treasures" and still exist today.

Jiangsu Tongzhou

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Tongzhou, a city under separate state planning in Jiangsu Province, is administratively under the jurisdiction of Nantong City. It is located on the north bank of the Yangtze River estuary in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, bordering the Yellow Sea in the east and the Yangtze River in the south, and facing Suzhou across the river. It is invited by the lights of Shanghai and has a unique geographical advantage.

The whole city covers an area of 1 166 square kilometers, and governs 19 towns and 1 provincial development zones.

In 2006, the resident population was 6.5438+0.2564 million, and the GDP was 27.058 billion yuan (see Jiangsu Statistical Yearbook -2007).

The city is located in Jingsha, and Tongzhou Economic Development Zone, a key development zone in Jiangsu Province, is in the south of the city. The southern part of Tongzhou Port Area is built along the Yangtze River.

Each town has established an industrial concentration area or an agricultural development park, which has good investment conditions and living service facilities.

Tongzhou City is located in the north wing of the Yangtze River Delta in the southeast of Jiangsu Province, starting from the village of Shengpinhong in Chuangang Town at 3152' north latitude and ending at the village of Misanqiao in Liuqiao Town at 3215' north latitude, with a maximum straight line distance of 50 kilometers from north to south. Five dynasties from the west, east longitude 120 4 1', ending at the north side of Nantong saltworks, east longitude 12 1 25'. The maximum straight-line distance between east and west is 85 kilometers.

East of the Yellow Sea, the coastline is16.27km long; The tidal flat area in the west is adjacent to the Yangtze River in the south, with a river bank length of15km; Nantong is adjacent to the southwest, Haimen to the southeast, Rudong to the north and Rugao to the northwest. Total area 135 1 km2.

The whole territory is wide and narrow, the land is flat, the cultivated layer is deep, and it is suitable for farming.

The terrain is high in the northwest, low in the southeast, and low in the reclamation area along the river and offshore.

The altitude is generally 3.8 ~ 4.5 meters, and the lowest point offshore is 2.2 meters.

Xinchang Railway (branch line) passes through Tong Ning, Tongyan and Tongqi Expressway. Large backbone rivers such as Toarey Yang, Tonglu, Tongqi Canal, Jiuwei Port, Wangyao Port and Xinhai River crisscross, and the southern end is connected with the Sutong Yangtze River Highway Bridge under construction. Nantong airport is located in the western suburbs of the city.

Unique geographical location, land, sea and air transportation is very convenient.

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Tongzhou territory was originally a sandbar in the river and sea area, which appeared in the mid-Southern and Northern Dynasties. After the Northern and Southern Dynasties, some people settled down to cook salt.

In the Tang dynasty, there was a salt pavilion with a defense hall.

After the semi-sandbars in the Tang Dynasty rose to the inland, rivers were dug to transport salt, waterways to Yangzhou were opened, and dams were built to plant wheat and millet, which changed the situation of single salt production.

In the fifth year of Xiande in the later Zhou Dynasty (958), Jinghai County was built, belonging to Tongzhou.

In the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1368), Jinghai County was merged into Tongzhou. In the Ming Dynasty, large-scale reclamation was carried out outside the coastal weir, and agriculture gradually developed. Family cotton textile industry and grain, oil and food processing industry are prosperous, and business and cultural undertakings are prosperous.

In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the economy declined and the population decreased.

After Kangxi ascended the throne in the Qing Dynasty, the system of rewarding cultivation was implemented, and the domestic economy gradually recovered. By the middle of the Qing dynasty, it had become a famous "hometown of homespun".

In the second year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1724), Tongzhou was opened as Zhili Prefecture.

In May of the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), it was renamed Nantong County.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Tongzhou's modern industry, transportation and post and telecommunications rose, and banks, schools, hospitals, museums, libraries, theaters and film production companies were established one after another. Nantong county has become the economic and cultural center of the coastal areas along the Yangtze River in northern Jiangsu, and is in a leading position in the country.

In the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), after the Japanese army invaded Nantong in March, there were frequent wars, economic recession, trade depression and cultural and educational undertakings were destroyed.

1February, 949, after the liberation of Nantong County, the original county and Gangzha were set aside, and Nantong City was set up, and Nantong County was moved to Jingsha.

1February, 1993, the county was removed to set up a city, and Tongzhou City (county level) was established.

Since the founding of the city, the economic and social undertakings have developed continuously and healthily, and the city's gross domestic product, industrial and agricultural output value and fiscal revenue rank among the top counties (cities) in central Jiangsu.

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Tongzhou is a inhabited area of Han nationality and ethnic minorities.

According to the fifth national census in 2000, there are Han, She, Hui, Manchu, Mongolian, Zhuang, Miao, North Korea, Dong, Tujia, Buyi, Gaoshan, Dai, Yao, Yi, Shui, * * Er, Bai, Daur, Tibetan, Li, Naxi, Xibe and Bulang in the city.

Tongzhou has four major religions: Taoism, Buddhism, Catholicism and Christianity. Except Taoism, all other religions are international religions.

Tongzhou Municipal Bureau of Ethnic and Religious Affairs was established in June, 5438+0997+00. It carried out the policy of freedom of religious belief formulated by the state and launched an anti-imperialist patriotic movement in religious circles. Carry out socialist education; Maintain normal religious activities and cooperate with the public security to crack down on illegal and criminal activities; Help patriotic religious groups run religious undertakings well and implement specific policies on religion; Actively guide religions that are unwilling to adapt to society.

In recent years, patriots of religious circles in Tongzhou have made great achievements in various social welfare undertakings, such as disaster relief, supporting education in poverty-stricken areas of ethnic minorities, and donating money to help the disabled, and have contributed to the construction of three civilizations in Tongzhou.

* * * * There are 22 sites for religious activities in Tongzhou approved for registration:

Buddhist sites 14: Xiangguang Temple, Nanshan Temple, Guanghui Temple, Sanyu Yuji Temple, Jiang Zao Baiyi Temple, Jinsha Jie Zhen Temple, Xishe Temple, Dongshe Buddhist Activity Point, Tang Hong Buddhist Activity Point, Pingchao Kannonji, Xinlian Buddhist Activity Point, Qiao Liu Buddhist Temple, Wu Jie Buddhist Activity Point and Henggang Buddhist Activity Point.

Taoism 1: Pingchao Tong Ming Palace

There are 7 Christian sites: Jinsha Christian Church, zhangzhishan Christian Shengguang Church, Gil, Yuanzao, Jiangzao and Xianfeng, and more than 3 places for Christian activities.