Standard abbreviation of flag name in Inner Mongolia

2. Baotou City: Tumd Right Banner (Tuyou Banner) and Darhamed Demian United Banner (Damao Banner)

3. Chifeng City: Harqin Banner, Zuo Qi of Bahrain and Aohan Banner (same as above).

4. Tongliao City: Horqin Left-wing Middle Banner (Kezuozhong Banner), Horqin Left-wing Rear Banner (Kezuohou Banner) and Kulun Banner (ditto).

5. Ordos City: Zhungeer Banner (Zhungeer Banner), Uxin Banner (ditto) and Yijinhuoluo Banner (Yiqi Banner)

6. Hulunbeier City: Chenbaerhu Banner (Chen Qi), Arong Banner (Aqi) and Xinbahu Zuo Qi (Xinzuoqi)

7. Bayannaoer City: Hangjinhou Banner, Urad Middle Banner and Urad Front Banner.

8. Wulanchabu City: Siziwangqi (ditto), Chahar Right Wing Front Banner (Chayouqianqi) and chahar right middle banner (Chayouzhongqi).

9. Xilin Gol League: Abaga Banner (ditto), Xiwuzhumuqin Banner (Xiwu Banner) and Dongwuzhumuqin Banner (Wudong Banner)

10, Xing 'an League: Zalaite Banner (ditto), Horqin Right Front Banner (Youke Front Banner), Horqin Right Middle Banner (You Ke Middle Banner).

1 1, Alashan League: Alashan Zuo Qi (Ayou Banner), Alashan Right Banner (Ayou Banner), Ejina Banner (Ejina Banner)

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In the Qing Dynasty, the part of Monan Mongolia that was attached earlier was called Inner Zasak Mongolia, and the parts of Kaerka and Elut that were attached later were called Outer Zasak Mongolia, while the parts of Chahar and Tangnuwu Liang Hai that were not Zasak were 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 spelling: в? рмонгол)。 Among them (translated by Bao Pei:? b？ r； Cyrillic 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".

Baidu Encyclopedia-Inner Mongolia