Biru
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Tibetan script :
འབྲི་ རུ་ རྫོང
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Wylie transliteration : 'bri ru rdzong
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Official transcription of the PRCh : Biru
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THDL transcription : Biru
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Other spellings: -
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Traditional :
比如 縣
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Simplified :
比如 县
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Pinyin : Bǐrú Xiàn
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Biru ( Tibetan : འབྲི་ རུ་ རྫོང , transcription after Wylie : 'bri ru rdzong , also: Driru ) is a district of the Nagqu administrative district in the Tibet Autonomous Region of the People's Republic of China . It has an area of 11,680 km². In 1990 Biru had 36,478 inhabitants, of whom 36,347 were Tibetans; In 2003 the population had grown to around 50,000.
Administrative structure
At the community level, the district consists of two large communities and eight communities . These are (official spelling / Chinese):
- Greater community Biru比如镇
- Greater community Xagqu夏曲镇
- Community Lainqu良曲乡
- Caqu茶 曲 乡municipality
- Community Xamqu香曲乡
- Community Yamqu羊曲乡
- Qagzê恰 则 乡municipality
- Community Dagtang达塘乡
- Zala municipality 扎拉 乡
- Community Paingar白嘎乡
Ethnic breakdown of the population of Birus (2000)
The 2000 census counted 45,222 residents in Biru.
| Name of the people | Residents | proportion of |
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| Tibetans | 44,867 | 99.21% |
| Han | 313 | 0.69% |
| Bai | 11 | 0.02% |
| Uighurs | 9 | 0.02% |
| Others | 22nd | 0.05% |
literature
- Xú Píng 徐 平, Nàqǔ 那曲 (Nagqu) , Beijing, Wǔzhōu chuánbō chūbǎnshè 五洲 传播 出版社 2000, ISBN 7-80113-400-1 .
- Guojia cèhuìjú diming yánjiūsuǒ 国家测绘局地名研究所 , Xizang diming 西藏地名 / bod ljongs sa ming བོད་ ལྗོངས་ ས་ མིང (Tibetan place names) , Beijing, Zhōngguó Zàngxué chūbǎnshè 中国藏学出版社 1995, ISBN 7-80057-284 -6 .
Web links
- 比如 县 (行政 区划 网 )
Coordinates: 31 ° 47 ' N , 93 ° 33' E