What does Ordos mean in ancient Mongolian?

my country has a vast territory and a long history, with 56 ethnic groups and 34 provincial-level administrative regions. Today, the editor will talk to my friends about Ordos, located in Inner Mongolia. When the editor first learned about the city of "Ordos", he thought the name was very nice. After checking the information, he learned that the name of the city of "Ordos" has its origin, and "Ordos" means multiple official accounts in Mongolian. . Let’s learn about it with the editor. "Ordos" is the Mongolian name for "Guanzhang"

In Mongolian, "Guanzhang" is called Hanerduo, and the plural of Hanerduo is "Ordos", which is Multiple official accounts. In ancient times and even now, the Mongolian people have continued their nomadic life. Therefore, the Mongolian people do not have a fixed residence. They always use tents as their residence. With the migration of nomadic life, tents are set up in nomadic lands. The tents where the ancient Mongolian royal family lived were the so-called official tents, which means the same as the palaces of the Han people. "Ordos" is the transliteration of Mongolia, which means "many palaces". The Origin of Ordos City The name of Ordos City can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty. As early as the period of Genghis Khan, there were four major palaces, known as Ordos. After Genghis Khan's death, the guards who guarded these official tents dedicated their time to guarding Genghis Khan's mausoleum. Later, in order to commemorate their duties, the guards guarding Genghis Khan's mausoleum changed the name of their tribe to the Ordos tribe. In the following hundreds of years, the Mongolians of the Ordos tribe never left this place and paid homage to Genghis Khan every year. Over time, this area became known as Ordos.

The Ordos region has many aliases in history, such as "Hetao", "Henan Di", "Hexi" and so on. These nicknames were all chosen in different historical periods by people based on the current situation and have different historical connotations. Today's Ordos region is even more beautiful and rich.