Jishou immigrants in Hunan province

The title and name are not clear, so it's better not to have problems in this respect.

Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, as its name implies, has a large population of Tujia and Miao. Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture has more than 20 ethnic groups, and it is a place where many ethnic groups live together. I live in Bajiao Dong Township, where the Dong population is relatively large. My ancestors are from Guizhou, but our family is registered as Tujia. Lichuan Miao people have many literary fights, and Yang has a large population. I don't know much about other places in Enshi. Answer over.

Most of them are Tujia people

Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, referred to as Enshi Prefecture. * * * There are 29 ethnic groups, among which Tujia is the main group, followed by Han, Miao, Dong, Bai, Hui and Mongolian.

Most of the Miao people in Enshi Prefecture migrated from Tongren Prefecture of Guizhou Province or Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture and Chongqing Miao area. Their direct line is "red seedlings" and a few are "seedlings". Miao people in Enshi Prefecture are mainly distributed in Laifeng, Lichuan, Xianfeng and Xuanen, and Miao villages are distributed in the above three counties and one city. Miao people who still use Miao language in Enshi Prefecture are mainly distributed in Xuanen County, and speak the eastern dialect (the first dialect in Kyrgyzstan). This ethnic group immigrated from Jishou.

Before Tujia was recognized, Tujia and Miao in Enshi were recognized as Miao together, and they were not separated from Miao until Tujia was recognized as a single nation.

Most of them are Tujia people, and most of the Miao people are from Guizhou. They moved there many years ago. The specific reason is not clear. Anyway, most people in our hometown are from Guizhou.

Coming to Phoenix means that Qin Tian turned to Ran as a Tujia native.