Kosrap

Kosrap Township (Uyghur: كوسراپ يېزىسى, Kosrap Yëzisi; Chinese: 库斯拉甫乡; pinyin: Kùsīlāfǔ Xiāng) is a historic township of Akto County in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China. It ceased to exist as a township and its territory was amalgamated to Qarlung Township on August 27, 2018.[1] All the residents of the former Kosrap Township migrated to Dayasdun (大亚斯墩) in Zepu County. Meanwhile, the Tong'an Township (桐安乡) was established in Dayasdun of Zepu County on August 27, 2018, its seat ia at Yengavati Village (英阿瓦提村).[2]

Kosrap
كوسراپ
库斯拉甫
Kusilafu
Kosrap is located in Southern Xinjiang
Kosrap
Kosrap
Location of the township
Coordinates: 38°00′N 76°12′E
CountryChina
Autonomous regionXinjiang
PrefectureKizilsu
CountyAkto
SeatYengavati Village
Population
  Total0
Time zoneUTC+8 (China Standard Time)

History

Since 1912, Kosrap had been the township of Puli County (present Taxkorgan). In 1950, Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County was established, and Kosrap was a township in the 2nd district of Taxkorgan. In September 1954, the Kizilsu Kyrgyz Autonomous Prefecture was established and Kosrap was transferred to Qarlung Township of Akto County from Taxkorgan. In 1961, the commune of Kosrap was re-established from Qarlung, and in 1965 it was merged into Qarlung. In 1981, Kosrap Commune was re-established. In October 1984, it was reorganized into a township.[3] Because the residential area of the township is located in the Altash Water Conservancy Project (阿尔塔什水利枢纽工程) reservoir area, its residents needed to be moved to the adjacent Dayasdun (大亚斯墩) in Zepu County. On August 27, 2018, Kosrap was merged into Qarlung,[1] while Tong'an Township (桐安乡) was formed in Dayasdun.[2]

Administrative divisions

Before its ceasing to exist as a separate division of township in 2018, Kosirap had 4 villages (as of 2017[4]) with 19 unincorporated villages[5] under its jurisdiction.

4 administration villages
  • Akqig Village (阿克其格村)
  • Kekluk Village (科克鲁克村)
  • Yengiawat Village (英阿瓦提村)
  • Zongtax Village (宗塔什村)
Unincorporated villages
  • Kizilegil (克孜勒艾格勒)

Resettlement

The township of Kosrap is located in the Altash Reservoir area. As one of the construction projects, its resettlement was started in 2017 and completed in 2018. The small town relocation and resettlement area of Kosrap Township for Altash Water Conservancy Project is located in Dayasdun (大亚斯墩) of Zepu County, 32 kilometers away from the county seat of Zepu County, and 8 kilometers away from Jinhuyang National Forest Park (金湖杨国家森林公园) at 5A level. It was planned to use 200 hectares of land for residential areas, 1,200 hectares of forage land, 1,067 hectares of reserved land, and 300 hectares of food grain land. 1,276 households with 4,543 people need to be resettled.[6][7]

See also

References

  1. 2018年8月27日,自治区人民政府同意阿克陶县撤销库斯拉甫乡建制,原库斯拉甫乡整体搬迁至喀什地区泽普县大亚斯墩区域,原库斯拉甫乡行政区域划归阿克陶县恰尔隆乡管辖。关于同意阿克陶县撤销库斯拉甫乡的批复(新政函[2018]149号). xjmca.gov.cn. 2018-09-04. Retrieved 2019-11-12.
  2. 2018年8月27日,自治区人民政府同意泽普县设立桐安乡,乡人民政府驻英阿瓦提村,隶属泽普县管辖。关于同意泽普县设立桐安乡的批复(新政函[2018]150号). xjmca.gov.cn. 2018-09-04. Retrieved 2019-11-12.
  3. 库斯拉甫乡历史,根据(2015年硕士学位论文)《塔合(山区)麦西莱甫文化研究——以阿克陶县库斯拉甫乡为个案》(作者:米扬;指导老师:陈怡副教授;学号:107622012210331,单位代码:10762;新疆师范大学 2015年5月28日出版) 塔合(山区)麦西莱甫文化研究. doc88.com. 2015-05-28. Retrieved 2019-11-12.; also see 塔合(山区)麦西莱甫文化研究. wanfangdata.com.cn. 2015-05-28. Retrieved 2019-11-12.
  4. 2017年阿克陶县库斯拉甫乡行政区划代码. National Bureau of Statistics of China. 2017-10-31. Retrieved 2019-11-13.
  5. 库斯拉甫乡位于阿克陶县境东南部。阿克陶镇南135千米。面积1039平方千米。有维吾尔、柯尔克孜等民族。辖4村委会、19自然村。乡政府驻地英阿瓦提。农牧业兼营,主产小麦、蚕豆、土豆。有水晶矿。有杜洪亮墓等革命纪念地。乡级公路通莎车。1/ 英阿瓦提 Yengiawat村名。维吾尔语,意为繁荣兴旺。库斯拉甫乡政府驻地。人口1010,维吾尔族。产大麦、小麦、玉米、蚕豆。2/ 宗塔什zongtax 村名。维吾尔语,意为立石。村中曾有块直立的石头,故名。位于乡政府西北l千米。人口924,维吾尔族。产大麦、小麦、玉米、蚕豆,兼牧业。3/ 克孜勒艾格勒 kizilegil 自然村。维吾尔语,意为红土羊圈。位于乡政府东南16千米。人口76,维吾尔族。以牧为主。 阿克陶县行政区划和居民地名称. xjkz.gov.cn. 2018-05-04. Archived from the original on April 28, 2021. Retrieved 2019-11-13.
  6. 新疆阿尔塔什水利枢纽工程泽普移民安置区项目建设开工. chinadaily.com.cn. 2017-05-08. Retrieved 2019-11-12.
  7. “责任 . 担当 ” 新疆阿尔塔什水利枢纽工程移民纪实. sohu.com. 2019-02-18. Retrieved 2019-11-12.
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