Shīzǐ (獅子) is the largest township in Pingtung by area, a mountainous expanse on the Hengchun Peninsula populated mainly by Paiwan people. Much of the territory was traditionally the domain of the Tjakuvukuvulj (大龜文) chiefdom, the dominant power among the Langqiao Eighteen Communities (瑯嶠十八社) of the Hengchun Peninsula, whose former seat at Neiwen retains a slate Shinto shrine (內文神社) built during the war for Takasago Volunteer soldiers.
Other Regions
- Pingtung City (屏東市)
- Hengchun (恆春)
- Chaozhou (潮州)
- Fangliao (枋寮)
- Ligang (里港)
- Checheng (車城)
- Xinyuan (新園)
- Gaoshu (高樹)
- Neipu (內埔)
- Jiadong (佳冬)
- Donggang (東港)
- Manzhou (滿州)
- Fangshan (枋山)
- Linbian (林邊)
- Wandan (萬丹)
- Xinpi (新埤)
- Chunri (春日)
- Nanzhou (南州)
- Jiuru (九如)
- Linluo (麟洛)
- Mudan (牡丹)
- Wanluan (萬巒)
- Laiyi (來義)
- Wutai (霧臺)
- Zhutian (竹田)
- Changzhi (長治)
- Kanding (崁頂)
- Liuqiu (琉球)
- Majia (瑪家)
- Yanpu (鹽埔)
- Sandimen (三地門)
- Taiwu (泰武)
Map
Links
- Wikipedia in Chinese (中文維基百科)
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Neiwen Shinto Shrine (內文神社), Fenglin Elementary School Zhukeng Branch (楓林國小竹坑分班), Zhongyang Signal Station (中央號誌站), Fangye Railway Station (枋野車站), and Shoukatiemayi Police Station (壽卡鐵馬驛站).
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