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Jiushe Hamlet

Geographical Position:

Jiushe Hamlet, with an area of 6.15 square kilometers, is the largest hamlet in the village. It locates on the northwest of the village, about 1.4 kilometers away from the administration office. The boundaries on the east are the branch of Mao Luo Stream and Xiwei Hamlet of Tai Zhong County ; on the south are Dapu Hamlet, Fenkeng Hamlet; on the west is Huatan Village of Zhang Hua County; and on the north is Zhang Hua City . The hamlet is on the hillsides east to Ba Gua Tai, with an altitude of only 60 meters. There are paddy fields only in Fan which is on the west bank of Mao Luo Stream to the east of Zhang Nan Road and is adjacent with XinJiushe of Zi Tian Zhen. And orchards can be seen to the west of Zhang Nan Road . In the hamlet, from north to south, there are trenches of Da Shen Keng, A Mi Tuo Keng, De Xing Keng in which from the west to the east water flows into the branch of Mao Luo Stream on the east of the hamlet.

 

The History of the Hamlet Name:

The name of Jiushe came from Fanshe given by the ancient residents of the area. It was at first inhabited by kakarbaroche of Honanya. And Han Chinese were used to calling it Fanshe which means the residence of Tufan. During the period of Yongzheng and Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, people with a surname of Yang and Lin began to immigrate into and open up the land, which drove the Hoanya people to Nan Tou Pu Li and made the place a Han Chinese residence. The name of Jiushe was first recorded in the documents of the period of Daoguang of Qing Dynasty (1821-1850), where it was called Jiushe Manor as one of the 40 manors affiliated to Mao Luo of Zhang Hua County, and was the ninth security area affiliated to Shekou Security Office (including nine security areas in all) before it was occupied by Japan. During that period, the Japanese Supreme Office in Taiwan regulated the administration distribution for several times: in the first year of Xuantong Period (Minzhi 42, 1909), the hamlet is one of the six manors in Fenyuan District of the Branch Office of Tai Zhong Office in Zhanghua (the other five are Fenyuan, Shekou, Xianzhuang, Xiaqielao, and Tong'an Liao); in the ninth year of Minguo (the 9 th year of Dazheng, 1920), the hamlet was distributed as one of the six Dazi districts affiliated to Fenyuan Manor of Zhanghua District of Tai Zhong Zhou; and since the end of the 22nd year of Minguo (the 8 th year of Zhaohe, 1933), the district has been slightly regulated. After regaining its ruling power over the district from Japan , the name of Jiushe that was used in the period of Japanese ruling remained, till today.

 

Traffic Arteries:

The main road that extends outwards the hamlet are: Zhang Nan Road (Tai 14 th Road ) on the east, with Jing Bridge , Xincuo Bridge , Mituo Bridge , Jiushe Bridge , and Da Zhang Road ( Zhang 193 rd Road ) on the west. And other roads in the hamlet include De Xin Road , Zhu Kan Road, He Xin Raod, Zhong Xin Road , Xin Xin road, and there are industry roads such as Jin Gua Liao, Lin Zhi and Xin Cuo.

 

The head of the village: Cai Fu Fu

Gender: male

Home address: No. 25, Lane 20, Sect 5, Rd. Zhang Nan, Jiushe Hamlet, Fenyuan Village

Telephone: 049-2522963

 

Office address: No. 25, Lane 20, Sect 5, Rd. Zhang Nan, Jiushe Hamlet, Fenyuan Village

Telephone: 049-2522963

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