Tongren is a nomadic area in history. During the Han Dynasty, northern Tongren became a wasteland of the Han Dynasty. Here, Tang gave Princess Jincheng to Tubo. Song Dynasty was the sphere of influence of Gioro Fan's regime. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the county security guard was the antenna, and the Central Army extended into it, forming the largest Tibetan Buddhist ruling system centered on Rongwo Temple, which lasted until the Qing Dynasty. In ancient times, this was the land of the ancient Qiang people; In the late Western Jin Dynasty, it was a muddy land of Antu jade; Sui Dynasty was a Dahua county and a Michuan county. The early Tang Dynasty was the land of Tubo; The early Song Dynasty was the land of Tubo; In the Yuan Dynasty, it was a guide land; In the Ming dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of thousands of households in Guide; In Qing Dynasty, it was Xunhua County of Anli; In the early years of the Republic of China, 1929 established Tongren County. 1949, Tongren county was still established along the old system; 1952 changed to Tongren Tibetan Autonomous Region; 1953, Tongren Tibetan Autonomous Region separated from zeku county; In the same year, Tongren Tibetan Autonomous Region was changed to Tongren County, and all of them were transferred to Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Region (state). In 2000, Tongren county administered 1 town and 12 township. According to the data of the fifth census, the total population of the county is 77040. Population of each township (person): Long Zhen Wu 23294 Cai Lan Township 3558 Maba Township 5285 Shuangpeng Xixiang Township 3737 Zhamao Township 3668 bao an xiang 4780 Huang Nai Haixiang 2944 Qukuhu Township 6440 Yalang Township 1946 Duhu Township 8060 Duowa Township 4986 Guashize Township 3886 Wu Jia Township 456 20065438+March. Longwu Town: Located in Longwu, it has jurisdiction over 3 neighborhood committees (I, II and III) and 8 village committees (Wutun Shangzhuang, Wutun Xiazhuang, Jiamao, Xiangyang, Siheji, Longwu, Ma Jiacang and Cuoyu). Baoan Town: Located in Baoan, it governs 14 village committees (inner city, outer city, new city, Du Quan, Walker, Xiangqu, Xiajialong, Gazeton, Langjia, Yinzamu, Wu Qun, Dongganmu, Saijia and Kajia). In the countryside every year: in the village every year, it governs six village committee years (Duhu, Quma, Xiabrown, Liuhe Township, Maguori and Gasha Day). Wu Jia Township: Located in Xiezhi, it governs 6 village committees (Jiawugang, Xiezhi, Omo, Dongwei, Jicang and Jiangri). Shuangpeng Xixiang: Located in Shuangpeng West, it governs four village committees (Shuangpeng West, Xiezhi, Ningta and Zhu Huan). Zhamao Township: Located in Mashidang, it has jurisdiction over 4 village committees (Hall, Zhamao, Kasuhu and Licang). Qukuhu Township: Located in Duowa, it governs 8 village (animal husbandry) committees (Long Jiang, Jiang Shijia, Gude, Duowa, Suonaihai, Muhesha, Guashize and Long Jiang Mu). Yalang Township: Located in Yalang, it has jurisdiction over 4 village committees (Yili, Yalang, Nianglou and A Ning). Duowa Township: Located in B and Longzha, it governs 6 village committees (Jiande, Dongwei, Jiaolongwu, Zhiyue, Kashga and Qinina). Cai Lan Township: Located in Tanglaka, it has jurisdiction over four village (animal husbandry) committees (Maicang, Huanhu, Gariwa and Cailan Rongwa). Guashize Township: Located in Guashize Temple, it governs 6 village committees (Saiqing, Li Ji, Guo Jin, Adan, Tawa and Awa). Xianghai and Huang Nai: Matthew is stationed in Japan and has jurisdiction over four village committees (Rixiuma, Awuhu, Wu Qun and Nurang). In 2005, Tongren County governed two towns, 10 townships: Longwu Town, Baoan Town, Cai Lan Township, Shuangpeng Township, Zhamao Township, Huang Nai Haixiang Township, Qukuhu Township, Yalang Township, Nianduhu Township, Duowa Township, Guashize Township and Wu Jia Township. In August 2006, Yalang Township was abolished and merged into Long Zhen Wu.