Can any of you talk about the history of Fule Town?

According to the local inscription of He Zhi in Luoping County, Fule was not originally a settlement village. In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, only sporadic tourists came to live here irregularly. According to the records of living and living, foreign tourists came here to look for silver mine (now lead-zinc mine) and gathered here (its representative is Liu Zhiyuan) to form a small town. Among them, Li Dingguo, a Zhenyuan general in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, claimed that 65,438+10,000 people (at least 50,000 people) came here to mine, which was the heyday. After the founding of New China, it was designated as the fifth jurisdiction of Luoping North District; 1952 is the seventh jurisdiction of Luoping; 1953 is the sixth jurisdiction of the county; 1958 was renamed as Fule Commune, and 1963 was renamed as Fule District; 1970 is Fule commune; 1984 later renamed as Fule District; 1988 has been named Fule Town since then. Fule Town is inhabited by Hui, Yi, Bai, Dai, Zhuang, Buyi and other ethnic minorities with different beliefs, and the four major religions of Taoism, Buddhism, Islam and Catholicism are integrated into one. Fuller people are mostly immigrants, and there are few aborigines. Although Fule Town is located in the border of Luoping, it can be called a dry dock. Its original commercial culture, handicraft culture, food culture and national culture have become a relatively prosperous and developed cultural ancient town in Luoping 12 town.