Alliance

Prefecture level administrative divisions of the People's Republic of China
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Meng, yes Administrative divisions in China One of the units, administrative status and Prefecture level city region autonomous prefecture Same, Genus Prefecture level , Yes Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Unique administrative divisions. The management organization of the Alliance is League Administrative Office Is owned by the People's Government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Dispatched office
China has 3 leagues in total. [1]
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Alliance
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The Alliance Organization of Mongolian Banner
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Alliance is China Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region The prefecture level administrative regions divided according to the needs of administrative management, including several county flag county-level city There are three leagues in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, namely Xilingol League , Alxa League and Xing'an League
The League is special in Inner Mongolia Administrative division system The League performs various duties entrusted by the autonomous region and enjoys the power to perform most of the government functions.
"Alliance" is actually equivalent to“ region ”、“ Special area ”However, the system of Inner Mongolia, which has continued since the Qing Dynasty, basically coincided with the two levels of the current system, so the special name was retained. The two levels mentioned here are league (region, special region) and flag (county).
When the "Alliance" first appeared, it was generally more restrictive than today, and only the flag princes held real power. The leader of the Alliance often only played a mediating role in the economic, social and military exchanges of each flag, and in history it was often the flag owners or great nobles who could be elected as the leader of the Alliance. Therefore, it was natural for a set of organizations of the Alliance to "speak for" the upper class of the feudal flag. This situation did not change significantly during the Republic of China.
Until the founding of New China, the old production relations and concepts began to be cleaned up. As a ready and effective means to govern the huge land area of Inner Mongolia, the "alliance" was given unprecedented attention. While the central government promoted the "special regions" in the mainland, it achieved the goal of consolidating political power by rectifying and standardizing the organizational system of each alliance.
Some league flags that changed more frequently in the early days were either cancelled or merged, and the territory shape of the eastern and western league flags is closer to today's shape. In the following three decades, the territory of Inner Mongolia has changed repeatedly. By 1979, it was basically determined as the current territory, governing three cities and nine leagues.
Then from 1983 to 2003, Zhaowuda League (now Chifeng City), Zhelimu League (now Tongliao City), Yikezhao League (now Ordos City), Hulunbeier League (now Hulunbeier City), Ulanqab League (now Ulanqab City), and Bayannur League (now Bayannur City) were successively withdrawn from the league and set up cities, and finally formed today's nine cities and three leagues.
The six prefecture level units that have withdrawn from the league and set up cities have a decisive influence in Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolia has a population of 25 million, and these six people account for 16 million; Inner Mongolia covers a total area of 1.18 million square kilometers, half of which are six.
Many important economic and industrial belts and points in Inner Mongolia are distributed in this region, and several emerging areas with rapid growth are also driving the development of the eastern and western parts of the region. Such six regions with relatively developed economy and society have been withdrawn from the League to build cities, fundamentally changing the traditional regionalization of Inner Mongolia.

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Xing'an League

Xing'an League ("Xing'an" Department Manchu language , which means "hill" in Chinese) is located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Greater Khingan Range towards Songnen Plain The transition zone is adjacent to Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces in the northeast and southeast respectively; The south, west and north are respectively Tongliao City Xilingol League and Hulunbeier City to be connected; Northwest and Mongolia The border is 126 kilometers long. With China Arxan - Songbei International Seasonal Open Port, Mongolia. With a total area of nearly 60000 square kilometers and a total population of 1.68 million, the minority population accounts for 47%, of which the Mongolian population accounts for 42.1%,
It is an area with a high proportion of Mongolian population. In 1980, Xing'an League resumed its organizational structure and now governs two cities( Ulanhot Arshan City ), three banners( Horqin Right Front Banner Horqin Right Wing Middle Banner Zhalaite Banner ), one county( Tuquan County ), where, Arshan City and Horqin Right Front Banner It is a border flag city, Ulanhot For the Alliance Committee and the Alliance administrative Location.

Xilingol League

Xilingol League Located in the middle of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Xilinhot It is not only an important livestock product base of the country, but also Western Development The frontier is the grassland pastoral area closest to Beijing, Tianjin and Tang Dynasty.
It is located at 115 º 13 '- 117 º 06' east longitude and 43 º 02 '- 44 º 52' north latitude. Belongs to the north temperate continental climate North and Mongolia The border is 1098 kilometers long.
Hebei Province to the south Zhangjiakou City Chengde City , Xilian Ulanqab City , east Chifeng City Xing'an League and Tongliao City It is the intersection of Northeast China, North China and Northwest China, and plays an important role in connecting Europe and Asia to the outside world, connecting east and west in the region, and connecting north and south. Xilinhot is south of the capital Beijing 620km west of the capital Hohhot 620km.

alxa league

alxa league (The word Alashan was first recorded in《 Secret History of Mongolia 》There are several explanations about the word meaning of Alashan, which is in Chinese Helan Mountain Is located in the west of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 97 ° 10 ′ - 106 ° 52 ′ E, 37 ° 21 ′ - 42 ° 47 ′ N, west of Gansu Province jiuquan Zhangye City Wuwei City Connected with Helan Mountain to the south Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Of Zhongwei City Wuzhong City Yinchuan City Shizuishan Across the city, east to Bayannur City Wuhai City Bordering to the north Mongolia Junction. The border line is 733.48 kilometers long, with a total area of 270000 square kilometers. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Central People's Government To implement the policy of regional ethnic autonomy, in 1954, Alxa established a regional level political authority, namely the Ningxia Mongolian Autonomous Region. Later, due to the change of division, it was successively renamed as Gansu Mongolian Autonomous Region, Gansu Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, and Gansu Bayinhot Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture. 1956 ALXA Qi Ejina Banner Dengkou County and Bayanhot City , under the jurisdiction of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Bayannur League have jurisdiction over.
From 1969 to 1979, the three banners in Alxa were under the jurisdiction of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and Gansu Province. Alxa Left Banner Alxa Right Banner and Ejina Banner Included in 1979 Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, established in April 1980 alxa league , Alliance Residence Bayanhot Town [2]

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Zhaowuda League (now Chifeng City)
In October 1983, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Zhaowuda League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level Chifeng City Chifeng City Hongshan District Songshan District Yuanbao Mountain Area Linxi County Ningcheng County Aohan Banner Left Banner of Bahrain Bahrain Right Banner Ongniud Banner Harqin Banner Keshiketen Banner Arhorqin Banner
Zhelimu League (now Tongliao City)
In January 1999, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Zhelimu League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level Tongliao City Tongliao City horqin district Kailu County Naiman Banner Kulun Banner Horqin Left Wing Middle Banner Horqin Left Wing Back Banner Zarut Banner Huolingol Shi
Yikezhao League (now Ordos City)
In February 2001, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Yikezhao League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level ordos city Ordos Municipality Dongsheng District Wushen Banner Hangjin Banner Dalat Banner Jungar Banner Etuoke Banner Etuoke Front Banner Ejin Horo Banner
Hulunbeier League (now Hulunbeier City)
In October 2001, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Hulunbeier League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level Hulunbeier City Hulunbeier Municipality hailar district Arong Banner Chen Balhu Banner New Balhu Left Banner New Balhu Right Banner Oroqen Autonomous Banner Evenki Autonomous Banner Molidawa Daur Autonomous Banner Genhe Manzhouli City Yakeshi City Zhalantun City Ergun City
Ulanqab League (now Ulanqab City)
In December 2003, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Ulanqab League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level Ulanqab City Under the jurisdiction of Ulanqab City Jining District Huade County Shangdu County Xinghe County Zhuozi County Liangcheng County Siziwang Banner Chahar Right Front Banner Chahar Right Wing Back Banner Chahar Right Wing Middle Banner Fengzhen
Bayannur League (now Bayannur City)
In December 2003, it was revoked with the approval of the State Council Bayannur League Administrative offices are established at prefecture level Bayannur City Bayannur City Linhe District Wuyuan County Dengkou County Hangjinhou Banner Urad Front Banner Urat Middle Banner Urad Back Banner [3]