Kaohsiung County
| Kaohsiung County 高雄縣 | |||||
| County of the Republic of China | |||||
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| Capital | Fengshan | ||||
| History | |||||
| • | Established | 1945 | |||
| • | Disestablished | 25 December 2010 | |||
| Area | |||||
| • | December 2010 | 2,792.6744 km2 (1,078 sq mi) | |||
| Population | |||||
| • | December 2010 | 1,243,410 | |||
| Density | 445.2 /km2 (1,153.2 /sq mi) | ||||
| Political subdivisions | 1 County-controlled city 3 Urban townships 20 Rural townships 3 Mountain indigenous townships | ||||
| Today part of | Part of Kaohsiung (Special municipality) | ||||
| Kaohsiung County | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Traditional Chinese | 高雄縣 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Simplified Chinese | 高雄县 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Literal meaning | High Bravery | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kaohsiung County was a county in southern Taiwan. The county capital was Fongshan City.
History
Kaohsiung County was established on 6 December 1945 after the handover of Taiwan from Japan to the Republic of China on 25 October 1945. Initial area of Kaohsiung County included the present-day Kaohsiung City and Pingtung County. On 16 August 1950, Pingtung County was separated from Kaohsiung County to be its own county. On 25 December 2010, the county merged with Kaohsiung City to form a larger single special municipality.[1]
Administration
| Name (Hanyu Pinyin) | Tongyong Pinyin | Hanzi | Wade-Giles | Taiwanese (POJ) | Hakka Pha̍k-fa-sṳ |
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| City | |||||
| Fèngshān | Fòngshan | 鳳山市 | Feng-shan | Hōng-soaⁿ | Fung-sân |
| Urban townships | |||||
| Gāngshān | Gangshan | 岡山鎮 | Kang-shan | Kong-san | Kông-sân |
| Měinóng | Měinóng | 美濃鎮 | Mei-nung | Bí-long | Mî-nùng |
| Qíshān | Císhan | 旗山鎮 | Ch'i-shan | Kî-san | Khì-sân |
| Rural townships | |||||
| Ālián | Alián | 阿蓮鄉 | A-lien | A-lian | Â-lièn |
| Dàliáo | Dàliáo | 大寮鄉 | Ta-liao | Tōa-liâu | Thai-liàu |
| Dàshè | Dàshè | 大社鄉 | Ta-she | Tōa-siā | Thai-sa |
| Dàshù | Dàshù | 大樹鄉 | Ta-shu | Tōa-chhiū | Thai-su |
| Húnèi | Húnèi | 湖內鄉 | Hu-nei | Ô͘-lāi | Fù-nui |
| Qiédìng | Ciédìng | 茄萣鄉 | Chia-ting | Ka-tiāⁿ | |
| Jiăxiān | Jiăsian | 甲仙鄉 | Chia-hsien | Kah-sian | Kap-siên |
| Línyuán | Línyuán | 林園鄉 | Lin-yuan | Lîm-hn̂g | Lìm-yèn |
| Liùguī | Liòuguei | 六龜鄉 | Liu-kuei | La̍k-ku | Liuk-kuî |
| Luzhu | Lujhu | 路竹鄉 | Lu-chu | Lō͘-tek | Lu-tsuk |
| Mítuó | Mítuó | 彌陀鄉 | Mi-t'uo | Mî-tô | Mì-thò |
| Nèimén | Nèimén | 內門鄉 | Nei-men | Lāi-mn̂g | Nui-mùn |
| Niăosōng | Niăosōng | 鳥松鄉 | Niao-sung | Chiáu-chhêng | Tiâu-tshiùng |
| Qiăotóu | Ciăotóu | 橋頭鄉 | Ch'iao-t'ou | Kiô-thâu | |
| Rénwŭ | Rénwŭ | 仁武鄉 | Jen-wu | Jîn-bú | Yìn-vú |
| Shānlín | Shanlín | 杉林鄉 | Shan-lin | Sam-nâ | Tsham-lìm |
| Tiánliáo | Tiánliáo | 田寮鄉 | T'ien-liao | Chhân-liâu | Thièn-liàu |
| Yāncháo | Yāncháo | 燕巢鄉 | Yen-ch'ao | Iàn-châu | Yèn-tshâu |
| Yóng'àn | Yóng-àn | 永安鄉 | Yung-an | Éng-an | Yún-ôn |
| Zĭguān | Zĭhguan | 梓官鄉 | Tzu-kuan | Chú-koaⁿ | Tsṳ́-kôn |
| Mountain indigenous township | |||||
| Màolín | Màolín | 茂林鄉 | Mao-lin | Bō͘-lîm | Meu-lìm |
| Nàmăxiā | Nàmăsia | 那瑪夏鄉 | Na-ma-hsia | (This name comes from Tsou language) | |
| Táoyuán | Táuyuán | 桃源鄉 | T'ao-yuan | Thô-goân | Thò-ngièn |
See also
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References
External links
- (Chinese) Kaohsiung County Government Official Website
(English) in English
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