Hutubi ( Chinese р 县 , pinyin : Hūtúbì xiàn , Uygh . قۇتۇبى ناھىيىسى , Kutubi Nahiyisi) is a county of the Changji-Hui Autonomous Region of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China. The county is named after the river flowing here.
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| Autonomous region | Xinjiang Uyghur |
| Autonomous Okrug | Changji Hui |
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History
During the Han Empire, the principality of western Tsami (ми 且 彌) was located here, the prince lived in the Great Valley (大谷) on the eastern side of the mountains. Population: 332 families, 1,926 people, 738 combat soldiers. Chinese Administration: Viceroy with the title Shitsemi-hou (西 且 彌 侯) and four officers.
In 1755, a military post was established here. Changji County was created in 1773, and these lands became part of it.
In 1918, Hutubi County was separated from Changji County into a separate administrative unit subordinate to Urumqi. In 1947, it was renamed Jinghua County (景 化 县) and transferred to the Urumqi Special Region, but in 1954 it was returned to its former name. In 1958, it became part of the Changji-Hui Autonomous Region.
Administrative Division
Hutubi County is divided into 6 villages and 1 national volost .
Links
- Hutubi County - information on the territory, population and history of changes in the administrative-territorial division on the website 行政 区划 网(Chinese)