Toyboldi

Toyboldi, also Toy Boldi ; or from Mandarin Tuoyi Baoledi is a town in Xayar County, Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang, China.

Name

Toyboldi is Uyghur for 'festivity'. The village from which the town takes its name was formerly called Tuoyibao which is an abbreviation for Tuoyibo'erdi. The village has also been called Tuoyiboluoduo.

History

In 1845, Lin Zexu inspected agricultural cultivation efforts in Toyboldi village or a nearby village of the same name further east.
In 1958, Toyboldi Commune was established.
In 1984, Toyboldi Commune became Toyboldi Township.
Between May and June 2016, Zhang Shufeng, Xayar County education department vice party secretary and director, used public funds on six occasions to hold dinner parties for a rural tourism organization at the Toyboldi Town Central School. Zhang was later stripped of his position due to the incident combined with other problems.

Geography

Toyboldi is southeast of the county seat.

Administrative Divisions

Toyboldi includes twenty-five villages:
Villages :

Tuoyibaoledi
Kejimata
Terek
Kuonatiereke
Paizi'awati
Serimake, Aimai'er Sabi'er party secretary
Kona chimen
Yingqiman
Yaleguzitiereke
Talekebulong
Langan
Yingyiganqi
Yingkuokebuyun
Segezileke
Shengli
Kumu'airike
Kalakumu
Akelike
Yinongchang
Ernongchang
Sannongchang
Sinongchang
Yuanyichang
Salasiti
Aketamu

Former village:

Yingbage

Economy

The main agricultural products of the town are wheat, corn, and cotton. Money making products include fennel and pijiuhua. Animal husbandry and fish farming are common in the surrounding area. The area is one of the main producers of sanbeiyang lambskin. A farmer's market is held on Tuesdays.

Demographics

, 74.7% of the population of Toyboldi was Uyghur and 22.5% was Han Chinese.

Transportation

In the mid-1990s, a metalled road was built linking Toyboldi to the county seat.