What dialect does Waxiang dialect belong to?

Waxiang dialect, also known as "rural dialect", is a mixed language, which is distributed in areas where Han, Miao and Bai live together. Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Houbing, Houhu, Immigrants, West Zhejiang Wu Dialect, South Zhejiang Wu Dialect, Min Dialect, Cai Dialect, Miao Dialect and Bai Dialect are mixed together to form Waxiang Dialect.

In Yuan Shizu, a post road from Kyoto to Yunnan was opened, with stations such as Jieting, Madi and Chuanxi along the way. A group of immigrants from Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi moved in, and the garrison was allowed to farm for generations to attract immigrants.

In the Ming dynasty, soldiers continued to cultivate fields from generation to generation to attract immigrants. Yuanling County Records: ... Since the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, it is now claimed that the aborigines originated in Jiangxi, and there are also many naturalized people in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other provinces.