锦田村
| 锦田村 Jintian Village | |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | 锦田村 |
| Full name | 锦田村委会 |
| English name | Jintian Village |
| Type | Administrative village |
| Located in | 紫泥镇 Zini Town 龙海区 Longhai District 漳州市 Zhangzhou City 福建省 Fujian Province |
| Statistical code | 350604109204 |
| Other names | 田里社 |
| Area code | 0596 |
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建制变迁[edit]
清乾隆年间，这里属龙溪县二十八都的乌礁保。民国28年分为锦田前、锦田后两保，1952年并入龙溪县第四区的锦田乡。[2]
1959年3月，这里设为紫泥公社的锦田大队。1961年大队曾经分拆，此后数度合并分设，1984年建乡后称紫泥乡锦田村，1992年撤乡建镇。如今村下辖五方社、头尾厝社和北洲社。[2]
姓氏与宗祠[edit]
村中姚姓人口占大部分。据博雅地名网，姚氏先祖姚天明唐末从河南迁入福建，其后裔姚邦宪南宋时定居漳州，此后一支后人迁至田里社定居。[2]
姚氏家庙追远堂在田里庵西侧，始建于清康熙年间，1965年拆除改作小学，2000年后重建。大门上方挂着“姚氏家庙”横匾，后厅上方是“追远堂”横匾。[2]
此外，头厝有姚氏小宗树德堂，五方社则有始建于清乾隆时期的树德堂大厝。[2]
文物古迹[edit]
田里庵又称锦田庵，始建于元末明初，清乾隆年间扩建为前后二殿，1947年和1990年两度重修。庵内后厅的一对石龙柱保存完好。[2]
村中原有一座半圆形的锦田石城，城墙以块石垒成，周长约2公里。现在城墙大多拆除，改建成民房，只剩少量城基和尾厝、五方的土地庙。[2]
经济[edit]
部分水田改成了鱼池，村民在池中养鱼、养虾，也种植蘑菇。肉制品加工是村里的主要产业，村中有多家肉制品加工厂。[2]
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