What level does the administrative league belong to, and what is the administrative level of the fla

The league is actually a region, the same as the administrative level of a prefecture-level city.

The league is a unique administrative level in Inner Mongolia, in fact, it is an institutional system inherited from the Qing Dynasty, which basically coincides with our current administrative level, so it has been retained. The league is equivalent to a region, and its subordinate flags are equivalent to the administrative level of the county.

For example, the Blue Banner of the Xilin Gol League in Inner Mongolia is actually a county under the municipal administrative division of Xilin Gol.

There are three existing leagues in Inner Mongolia, namely the Xilin Gol League, the Alxa League, and the Xing'an League.

As we all know, the autonomous region and the administrative level are the same as those of the provinces and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and the administrative organs at the next level are naturally the administrative level at the city level, and the administrative level at the next level is the county level.

I don't know much about the other two leagues, but I am more familiar with the Xilin Gol League, which is relatively close to Zhangjiakou City, and there are more people coming and going between the two places. Just like the blue flag mentioned earlier, there are other white flags, Chifeng, Duolun, Shangdu and other places, basically there are many people here who are very familiar with our locals, and due to historical reasons, we used to belong to an administrative division, so everyone naturally has a sense of intimacy. And because Xilin Gol has a relatively vast area, many local people come to us for medical treatment or something.

The nine leagues in Inner Mongolia are the Zhaowuda League, the Zhelimu League, the Yikezhao League, the Hulunbuir League, the Ulanqab League, the Bayannur League, the Xilin Gol League, the Alxa League, and the Xing'an League.

In October 1983, the Zhaowuda League was abolished and Chifeng City, a prefecture-level city, was established;

In January 1999, the Jelimu League was abolished and Tongliao City, a prefecture-level city, was established;

In February 2001, the Yikezhao League was abolished and the prefecture-level city of Ordos was established;

In October 2001, the Hulunbuir League was abolished and the prefecture-level city of Hulunbuir was established;

In December 2003, the Ulanqab League was abolished and the prefecture-level city of Ulanqab was established;

In December 2003, the Bayannur League was abolished and the prefecture-level city of Bayannur City was established.

At present, there are only three leagues left in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and the others have been changed to prefecture-level cities. However, these are just changes in title, and in essence the administrative level is still the same.

The administrative level of the League is unique to Inner Mongolia and many people don't know much about it. I remember that when I first heard this word, I was also confused for a long time, and I couldn't figure out what this place was, especially the administrative division under it was called the flag, so I was even more confused.

It wasn't until a long time later that I figured out that this was no different from the city-level divisions we hear about every day, and it was basically just a difference in name.

There is no doubt that the main hall level is the same prefecture-level city.

The same exercises local administration. The "League" is a special administrative system in Inner Mongolia, which performs the duties entrusted by the autonomous region, and although it does not have the qualifications, it enjoys most of the functions.

of power. With China's economic and social development, the six leagues in Inner Mongolia have abolished the "league" system and changed them into cities. Inner Mongolia has a population of 23 million, of which these six prefecture-level cities account for nearly 16 million people; Inner Mongolia has a total area of 1.18 million square kilometers.

These six municipalities account for half of the total area. Many of the important economic and industrial belts and points in Inner Mongolia are located in this region, and several emerging and fast-growing areas are also driving the development of the east and west of the region. In this way, the withdrawal of the six regions with relatively economic and social development from the alliance and the establishment of cities has fundamentally changed the traditional regional appearance of Inner Mongolia.

After these changes, excluding the long-existing Hohhot, Baotou, and Wuhai cities, there are only three leagues left in the whole region - the Alxa League and the Xilin Gol League.

and the Hung Yen League.

Hall level. It is at the same level as prefecture-level cities and regions. In fact, the league is a region, which belongs to the dispatched organs of the people of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and is dedicated to the Inner Mongolia region.

Inner Mongolia's league is a unique prefecture-level administrative division of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and the department-level system is the same as that of prefecture-level cities and autonomous prefectures.

Prefecture-city-state leagues should be at the same level. That is, at the department and bureau level, at the prefectural and municipal levels.

Legal analysis: 1. "League" and "Qi" are both one of China's administrative divisions, both of which are unique administrative regions of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region;

2. The administrative status of the "League" is the same as that of prefecture-level cities. The area under the jurisdiction of the league includes a number of counties, banners and county-level cities. The administrative body is the Administrative Office of the League. At present, there are three leagues in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, namely the Xilin Gol League, the Alxa League and the Xing'an League;

3. "Flag" is equivalent to county-level administrative districts such as municipal districts, county-level cities, and counties at the administrative level.

Legal basis: "Regulations on the Administration of Administrative Divisions" Article 3 When establishing, revoking and changing the affiliation or administrative boundaries of administrative divisions, economic development, resources and environment, human history, topography and landform, governance capacity and other circumstances shall be considered; When changing the people's residence, the allocation of resources shall be optimized to facilitate the provision of public services; When changing the name of an administrative division, it shall reflect the local historical, cultural and geographical characteristics.

Legal Analysis: The League is one of China's administrative divisions; It is a unique administrative division of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and belongs to the prefecture-level administrative region; The main hall of the administrative level (standard ethnic Sisen) is at the same level as prefecture-level cities, autonomous prefectures, and regions.

Legal basis: Article 30 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China The administrative regions of the People's Republic of China are divided as follows:

1) The country is divided into provinces, autonomous districts, and municipalities directly under the Central Government;

2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, and cities;

3) Counties and autonomous counties shall be divided into townships, ethnic townships, and towns.

Municipalities and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties, and cities.

Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures, and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.

Legal Analysis: The League is one of China's administrative divisions; It is a unique administrative division of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and belongs to the prefecture-level administrative region; The main hall of the administrative level (standard) is at the same level as that of prefecture-level cities, autonomous prefectures, and regions.

Legal basis: "Constitution of the People's Republic of China" 30th article The administrative regions of the People's Republic of China are divided as follows:

1) The country is divided into provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government (2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, cities (three ethnic groups) counties, and Lu Gai autonomous counties are divided into townships, ethnic townships, and towns.

Municipalities and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties, and cities.

Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures, and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.

League, one of China's administrative divisions, has the same administrative status as prefecture-level cities, regions and autonomous prefectures, and is a prefecture-level administrative region, which is a unique administrative division of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The administrative body of the League, Jian Wei Sun, is the administrative office of the League, which is the dispatched organ of the remnants of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Legal Analysis: The League is one of the caves next to China's administrative divisions; It is a unique administrative division of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and belongs to the prefecture-level administrative region; The main hall of the administrative level (standard) is at the same level as that of prefecture-level cities, autonomous prefectures, and regions.

Legal basis: Article 30 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China The administrative regions of the People's Republic of China are divided as follows:

1) The national distribution of goods is provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government (2) Provinces and autonomous regions are divided into autonomous prefectures, counties, autonomous counties, cities (3) counties, and autonomous counties are divided into townships, trembling ethnic townships, and towns.

Municipalities and larger cities are divided into districts and counties. Autonomous prefectures are divided into counties, autonomous counties, and cities.

Autonomous regions, autonomous prefectures, and autonomous counties are all ethnic autonomous areas.