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Tianlin County
County in Guangxi, China From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tianlin County (Chinese: 田林县; pinyin: Tiánlín Xiàn; Zhuang: Denzlinz Yen) is a county in the west of Guangxi, China, bordering the provinces of Guizhou to the north and Yunnan to the south. It is under the administration of the prefecture-level city of Baise.
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Geography
Tianlin County borders Lingyun County and Leye County to the east, Funing County, Yunnan to the south, Xilin County and Longlin County to the west and Ceheng County, Guizhou to the north.
Administrative divisions
Tianlin County is divided into 5 towns, 5 townships and 4 ethnic townships:[1]
- towns
- Leli Town 乐里镇
- Jiuzhou Town 旧州镇
- Ding'an Town 定安镇
- Liulong Town 六隆镇
- Langping Town 浪平镇
- townships
- Pingtang Township 平塘乡
- Nabi Township 那比乡
- Gaolong Township 高龙乡
- Baile Township 百乐乡
- Zhemiao Township 者苗乡
- ethnic townships
- Lucheng Yao Ethnic Township 潞城瑶族乡
- Lizhou Yao Ethnic Township 利周瑶族乡
- Bagui Yao Ethnic Township 八桂瑶族乡
- Badu Yao Ethnic Township 八渡瑶族乡
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Demographics
Ethnic Yao are distributed mostly in the townships of Lizhou 利周, Lucheng 潞城, Bagui 八桂, Nongwa 弄瓦, Fuda 福达, and Badu 八渡, while ethnic Yi are found in Changjing Village 常井村 of Ding'an Township 定安镇.[2]
The Miao of Tianlin County call themselves "Mengxia 孟夏", while the Zhuang call themselves Puyue 甫越 (bu33 jui33), the Han call themselves Kebianren 客边人 ('guest people'), and the Yi call themselves Buna 布那.[3]
Yao
The Yao of Tianlin County consist of the following four subgroups.[3]
- Landian Yao 蓝靛瑶 (autonym: Qinmen 琴门, meaning 'mountain people' 山人)
- Pangu Yao 盘古瑶 (autonym: Yumian 育棉)
- Beilou Yao 背篓瑶 (autonym: Bunu 布努)
- Mubing Yao 木柄瑶 (autonym: Nuomo 诺莫)
Notable people
- Li Jinfang (ethnic Zhuang): linguist at the Minzu University of China
Climate
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References
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