What is the population of Weinan?

distribution in 24, there were 7,25,1 people in Xi 'an, 3,692, in Baoji, 4,897,5 in Xianyang, 843,3 in Tongchuan, 5,367,5 in Weinan, 2,88, in Yan 'an, 3,367,9 in Yulin, 3,739,9 in Hanzhong and 2,949,7 in Ankang.

age composition in 25, the age composition of the total population in the province was 19.76% aged -14, 71.66% aged 15-64, and 8.58% aged 65 and above.

Gender composition of the total population in 25, including 19.136 million males, accounting for 51.44%; The female population is 18.64 million, accounting for 48.56%, with a sex ratio of 15.93 (1 females, the ratio of males to females).

urban and rural population in 25, of the total population of the province, the urban population was 13.85 million, accounting for 37.23%, and the rural population was 23.35 million, accounting for 62.77%.

population change: in 2, the total population was 36.44 million; In 21, the total population was 36.59 million; The total population in 22 was 36.74 million; In 23, the total population was 36.895 million; In 24, the total population was 37.52 million; In 25, the total population was 37.2 million.

the Guanzhong area of Hui people in Xi' an has been the traffic artery from northeast to southwest and northwest to southeast in China since ancient times. Xi 'an, the ancient Chang 'an, is not only located at the hub of this important passage, but also the starting point of the "Silk Road" that connects east and west traffic. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, businessmen, diplomats and religious scholars from Arabic history books, Persia and Central Asia have been coming and going on this road, and a considerable number of people have settled down for various reasons. This area became one of the important areas during the formation of the Hui nationality.

Islam was introduced into Chang 'an in the 3s and 4s of the 7th century. Arab messengers, businessmen and religious scholars came to Chang 'an through the "Silk Road", especially businessmen. At that time, the eastern and western cities of Chang 'an were the places where they gathered. The notes of the Tang Dynasty and Taiping Guangji mentioned "Hudian" and "Bosi" many times, which was one of the sources of Muslims in Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty.

During the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty, the army of the Arab Empire was borrowed to help quell the rebellion. China history books have recorded this, and Arab history books have also recorded that the Arab Empire sent troops to quell the chaos at the invitation of the Tang Dynasty. "The King of Tang promised the aid officers and soldiers of the Arab Empire to keep Chang 'an, allow them to marry women from China, and build a mosque in 762 (the first year of Baoying in Tang Suzong)." This is the second source of Chang 'an Muslims.

Zi Zhi Tong Jian (779) in the 14th year of the Zongdali calendar in the 225th generation: "Geng Chen (July) returned the imperial edict, and all the Hu people in the capital took their own clothes, which was of no benefit to the Chinese". "Zhuhu" includes the nine surnames of Hu in Central Asia. The nine surnames Hu are the floorboards of nine small kingdoms: Kang, An, Cao, Shi, Mi and How. They have been doing business in Chang 'an for a long time, some of them have lived for a long time, and each of them takes the country name as their surname. Among the Hui people in Chang 'an and nearby areas, there are quite a few surnames such as An, Cao, Kang, He and Mi, and most of them live in one village, taking the clan surname as the village name. After being conquered by the Arab Empire, countries with nine surnames Hu converted to Islam. Among the nine conference semifinals who came to Chang 'an after the 8th century, there were many Muslims. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, many Hui inscriptions in Chang 'an and its vicinity identified the names of the tablet setters: An, Shi, Mi and what kind of surname; These surnames are still the most common surnames of Hui people in Xi 'an. According to the above situation, the Muslims named Hu Zhong in the Tang Dynasty settled in Chang 'an, which was the third source of Muslims in Chang 'an at that time.

The population and nationality combined above shows that many Muslims from all over the world lived in Chang 'an and its vicinity in the Tang Dynasty. After the Tang and Five Dynasties, they lived and multiplied for a long time, which made the number of Muslims here increase day by day. This laid the foundation for the formation of Hui people here.

from the establishment of the northern song dynasty in 96 to the demise of the southern song dynasty in 1279, Liao, Jin, Xia and Mongolia confronted the northern song dynasty and the southern song dynasty successively. Frequent wars in the Central Plains have brought long-term and profound disasters to people of all ethnic groups. On the other hand, it has increased the opportunities for people of all ethnic groups in the Central Plains to live in mixed places, exchange economic and cultural activities and even fight against the rulers of all ethnic groups. Therefore, this period has become another period of great ethnic integration in the history of our country. The formation of the Hui nationality is also in this period.