Erzhangli

Erzhangli, also written as Erzhangli, is a traditional regional name of Houlong Town, Miaoli County, Taiwan, located in the east of the town. Compared with today's administrative district, its scope is roughly similar to that of Fuli. history From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the beginning of the Japanese rule, the Erzhangli area was called Yijiezhuang, which was called "Er Zhanglizhuang" and belonged to Miaoli Yibao. The north of the village is adjacent to Xingangzhuang, the northeast and east are adjacent to outer Shitanzhuang, the south is bounded by Longxi and Jiashengzhuang and Tianzhuang, and the west is Houxhuang. In November 1901 (Thirty-four years of Japanese rule and Meiji rule), the Taiwan Abandoned County Office was reorganized into 20 rooms. The village was part of the Miaoli Office. In October 1909 (forty-two years of Meiji), the Twenty Hall was merged into the Twelve Hall, and the village was reorganized under the Hsinchu Hall. In 1920 (9th year of Taisho), the Abolition of the Twelve Halls was reorganized into the Five Halls and the Second Hall. After the war, Longzhuang was reorganized into Houlong Township, under Hsinchu County. In 1950, peach, bamboo, and Miao were divided, and Houlong Township was changed to Miaoli County. In 1951, Houlong Township was upgraded to Houlong Town, and the village was reorganized to Li. Settlement The earlier developed settlement in this area is Erzhangli, which has been recorded on the official map at the beginning of the Japanese rule. In addition, there are still settlements in the area such as Xia Zhuang Tsai, Bei Shi, and Tai Po Garden. -- Wikipedia