Inner Mongolia city name

City name of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region:

Prefecture-level cities: Hohhot (capital), Baotou, Tongliao, Chifeng, Wuhai, Ordos, Hulunbeier, Wulanchabu and Bayannaoer.

Manzhouli, Erenhot, Wulanhaote, Zhalantun, yakeshi, Xilinhaote, Holingol, Fengzhen, Genhe, Ergon and Aershan.

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The origin of the name

In the Qing Dynasty, the early attachment of Monan Mongolia was called "Inner Zasak Mongolia", and later the attachment of Kharka and Elut was called Outer Zasak Mongolia, while the attachment of Chahar and Tangnuwu Liang Hai without Zasak was called Inner Mongolia. The word "Inner Mongolia" later evolved from "Inner Mongolia".

In Mongolian, the name of Inner Mongolia was originally the same as that of Chinese (Bao Pei transliteration: dotu γ adumeng γ ol; Cyrillic characters: дотодмонгол). 1947 the government of inner Mongolia autonomous region changed the Mongolian name to (Bao Pei transliteration:? b？ rmongγol； Cyrillic alphabet spelling:? в? рмонгол), and it is still used today.

Among them (translated by Bao Pei:? b？ r； Cyrillic alphabet spelling:? в? р) Mongolian means "the sunny side of the mountain", that is, "the south side of the Yinshan Mountain". Chinese is still generally called "Inner Mongolia", and a few people call this area Monan Mongolia, which is literally translated as "South Mongolia".

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Inner Mongolia