How many counties are there in Wuwei, Gansu?

As of 2017, Wuwei City governs 1 municipal district, 2 counties and 1 autonomous county.

1 municipal district: Liangzhou District

2 counties: Minqin County, Gulang County

2 counties: Tibetan Autonomous County Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County

Extended information:

Wuwei is referred to as "Yongliang", "Liang" and "Yong". In ancient times, it was called Liangzhou, Yongzhou, Guzang, Xiutu and Tuge. It was the capital of the ancient northwest and the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties. It is also known as the capital of Yongliang, the strategic center of the world, the national guard, and the dreamy Liangzhou. Yongzhou was first established, and then Liangzhou was changed. Qianliang, Houliang, Nanliang, Beiliang and Daliang established their capitals here, making it the birthplace of Yongliang culture. It was named after Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to highlight the military might of the Han Empire. It was once the third largest city in China, the military and political center, and the economic and cultural center of the northwest.

The terrain of Liangzhou is flat and vast, the largest accumulation plain in Hexi. The Liangzhou Proverb says that every time you are in the season of the king, you often lose your mood. God is restless and orders men to be cool. During the Northern Wei Dynasty, Guzang was one of the two major economic centers of the Northern Wei Dynasty. During the Xixia period, Liangzhou was the western capital of Xixia and one of the two major economic centers. Since ancient times, it has been the central city that controls the three major plateaus and the Western Regions. One of the nodes of the Belt and Road Initiative.

Liangzhou is located on the border of Han and Qiang. The people are fierce and unafraid of death. Since ancient times, Liangzhou's elite horses have been popular all over the world. In history, they are known as "Liangzhou's big horses, popular in the world". Wuwei was once the "Liangzhou Governor", "Yongzhou Mu", "Yongzhou Governor", "Yongliang Dudufu", "Liangzhou Mu", "Liangzhou Governor", "Hexi Jiedu", "Liangzhou General Manager" ", "Liangzhou Dudu's Mansion", "Xiliang Mansion", "Gansu Admiral", "Liangzhou General Soldier", "Liangzhou Governor's Envoy", "Liangzhou Mansion", "Gansu Governor", "Ganliang Road" , the government residence of the "Gansu General Soldier".

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wuwei