Now, many of us know that "Baotou" is a homonym of Mongolian "Baoketu", which means "where there are deer". This is a very poetic name. Just as Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang * * * Er Autonomous Region, is a transliteration of Mongolian, which means "beautiful pasture", using them as city names in frontier minority areas can add infinite charm and cause many beautiful and moving reverie.
However, there have been different opinions about the origin of Baotou place names in history. According to statistics, there are about nine kinds. But to sum up, there are mainly two representative statements.
The first argument is that the name of "Baotou" comes from Chinese and is said to be a transliteration of "Botou". The word "Bo" here is "Bo", which means three parts of water plus a word "white", which is the word "Bo". Some even put a bamboo prefix before the word "Bo". Refers to the water transport terminal located in the Yellow River section of Baotou area in the early years, especially Haizi water transport terminal.
About this statement, the literature records that can be found now can be found as early as in the Western Ji Lue written by Fan Zhaokui 17 19. Who is this Fan Zhaokui? He was an adjutant of the Ministry of War of the Qing Dynasty. In the last years of Kangxi, in order to conquer Junggar in western Mongolia in Xinjiang, a military station route was set up from Youyu in Shaanxi to Hukou in Tai Su, Wu Yali. The "Wuya Ri Tai Su" here is today's Zabuharan in Mongolia. This Fan Zhaokui was ordered to survey the situation along the way of the military station and wrote a book about the local customs and the geography of mountains and rivers along the way, which is the above-mentioned "Cong Xiji". In this book, Fan Zhaokui recorded his four "trips to Foil Head" and three stops in detail. Judging from the correlation between place names and time in the context, we can accurately judge that "Foil Head" is today's Baotou. In addition, the National Banking History compiled by the People's Bank of Shanxi Province records that there were five bank branches except Zhangjiakou, Xinghe, Kulun, Fengzhen and Liangcheng during the Qing Dynasty. The names of these five banks are exactly the same as those of the five banks in Baotou at that time. This proves that after Baotou was built in 1809, the name of "Foil Head" in the Daoguang period (182 1- 1850) was still used by the financial circles in China. Furthermore, in the book Gui Sui Zhi Lue compiled by Zhang Zeng, a famous scholar in the seventh year of Xianfeng (186 1), it is also written that "Guihua City is 340 miles west of Botou Town (as a custom) and Sarazzi City is 100 miles west of Botou Town". It should be noted that Zhang Zeng marked the word "vulgar Baotou" in brackets after the word "foil head" in the book, and this comment was repeated several times. This fully illustrates the relationship between Baotou and Botou.
There is also the Mongolian title deed discovered today in the early years of Qianlong, which reads the words "Baotou Village"; In the 18th year of Qianlong, namely 1753, the words "Baotou Village" appeared in the inscription and inscription of Xinqiao in Baotou Village, Sarazzi.
From this point of view, the saying that Baotou originated from China's "Botou" is more substantial from the long history and literature records. As for why Botou evolved into Baotou, some scholars believe that it is because most of the early Han people in Baotou were Shanxi people who came from the west during the reign of Kang Yong in the Qing Dynasty, and the northern part of Shanxi read "Bo" as "Bao". Over time, Botou became Baotou. Of course, this is only a speculation, and it is difficult to explain a problem, that is, in the fourteenth year of Jiaqing, that is, 1809, when Baotou set up a city by village, why didn't the written language "Buddha's head" or "Botou" replace the idiom "Baotou"? Some people say it may be to distinguish Botou, Hebei. There is some truth in this statement, but it is still speculation after all; Maybe it's nothing. At that time, the decision-makers turned vulgarity into elegance, so they used it.
Another way of saying it is: Baotou comes from Mongolian, Sanskrit or Tibetan, which is the homonym of "Bao Ketu". Some scholars have verified that this theory originated from the famous Five Dangzhao of Baotou Tibetan Buddhism, the seventh Lama Yalengbule. "Ya Leng Bu Le" is based on the oral account of Zen master Ju Jidao, the first generation founder of Wudangzhao, who was narrated by Liu Shu. Who is this Liu Shu? He was a juren in the late Qing Dynasty. During the Republic of China, he served as a member of Shanxi Province and the first county magistrate of Baotou. 1937, Liu Shu sorted out an unpublished article "Study on the Place Names of Baotou" and discussed the origin of the place names of Baotou. He wrote in the article: "Zhuanlongcang Science Resort is a famous scenic spot in Baotou, surrounded by deer in streams and mountains." ......
Why is Baotou called Lucheng!
"Baotou" is a mispronounced Mongolian word "boketu". "boketu" is "the haunt of deer", so Baotou is also called "Lucheng".
Why is Wuhai in Inner Mongolia called Lion City? Why is Baotou called Lucheng?
Because Wuhai Mongolian translates into Lion City, and there are deer in Baotou!
What's the name of Baotou?
Baotou is a transliteration of Mongolian Baoketu, which means a place with deer, also known as Lucheng and Grassland Steel City.
Baotou Landmark-Sanlu Tengfei Mongolian "Baotou" With the establishment and development of Baotou Iron and Steel (Group) Co., Ltd. and Baotou Rare Earth Research Institute, it is also known as the hometown of rare earths.
Baotou is located in the middle of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, bordering Hohhot in the east, Bayannur League in the west, Mongolia in the north and Ordos across the Yellow River in the south. Recently, after the completion of the new Binhe New District, Baotou City has jurisdiction over 1 1 flags, counties and districts, including: 5 urban districts (Kundulun District, Qingshan District, Donghe District, Jiuyuan District and Binhe New District), 2 mining areas (Baiyun Obo Mining Area and Shijie District) and 4 farming and animal husbandry flags. With a population of 2,457,600, there are 3 ethnic groups, including Mongolian, Han, Hui, Manchu, Daur and Oroqen.
Baotou is one of the largest cities in the State Council 13, the largest industrial city in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and an important national basic industrial base.
Baotou was inhabited by humans as early as 5000 years ago. It was not until the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty that two small street villages were formed in Baotou. In the 14th year of Jiaqing (1809), Baotou village was changed to Baotou town. After Pingsui (now Bao Jing) Railway 1923 extended to Baotou, it became the commercial center of northwest China, known as the flood and drought terminal. 1926 establishes county, 1938 establishes city, 1945 cities and counties coexist. 1953 withdraw the county to stay in the city.
The geographical coordinates of Baotou are 109 degrees 50 minutes east longitude to110.25 minutes north latitude 4 1 0 degrees 20 minutes to 42 degrees 40 minutes, covering an area of 27,768 square kilometers.
What's the name of Baotou 15?
Baotou, which comes from Mongolian "Baoketu", means "a place with deer", so it is also called Lucheng.
Lucheng Baotou is a beautiful modern city.
Baotou, also known as Lucheng because of deer and civilization, is a beautiful modern city.
Lucheng Baotou is a beautiful modern city.
English composition "Baotou Lucheng"
Summer is the best season for all outdoor sports. This is the season of baseball, because it is very popular, so it is often called the national ball. I usually watch TV and read newspaper reports about baseball results. I like to go to the beach often in summer because it is close to my home in the village. After staying in the school in the city for several months, I usually go there to relax in the summer vacation. I feel very comfortable with the quiet that the villagers are familiar with.
Why are Inner Mongolia and Baotou called Lucheng and Grassland Steel City? What kind of distant culture do they have?
Baotou's name comes from Mongolian "Baoketu", which means "where there are deer", so it is called Lucheng. Grassland Steel City is named after Baotou Steel.
Is there Lucheng School or Shu Ren School in Baotou?
Yes, you can find 133 29 39 and sit at the school gate.
Did Baotou belong to Hebei before?
No, Baotou never belonged to Hebei in history.
Baotou is a transportation hub to communicate the nomadic culture of the northern grassland and the farming culture of the Central Plains. In 307 BC, King Wuling of Zhao established Jiuyuan County in Baotou. Baotou is a homonym of Mongolian "Baoketu", which means "a place with deer", so it is also called Lucheng.
Jiuyuan City was first built by Zhao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Built around 300 BC, it was ruled by Jiuyuan County in Qin Dynasty and Wuyuan County in Han Dynasty. It was the capital of Fang Lu when he proclaimed himself emperor, the Zhilu North Station built by Qin Shihuang, and the surrender city in Tang Dynasty. Its site is located near Sanding Zhang Fang Village, Urad Qianqi.
The jurisdiction of Suiyuan Province is equivalent to Haibowan District of Bayannaoer City, Erdos City and Wuhai City in Inner Mongolia, and most areas of Hainan District, Baotou City, Hohhot City and Wulanchabu City (except Huade and Shangdu). In the thirty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1947), the land area of the whole province was 329,997+09 square kilometers.
Hebei Province, which belongs to Jizhou and Zhili in ancient times, is called "Ji" for short, and governs 1 1 prefecture-level cities, with Shijiazhuang as its capital. Located in North China, north of Zhanghe River, east of Bohai Sea, inner ring of Beijing and Tianjin, west of Taihang Mountain, north of Yanshan Mountain and north of Zhangbei Plateau. During the Qin Shihuang period, Hebei Province belonged to Julu County, Handan County, Hengshan County, Qixian County, Hebei County, Shanggu County, Dai Jun County, Yuyang County and Youbeiping County.
Because Baotou belonged to Jiuyuan County in ancient times and Suiyuan Province in modern times. The scope of Hebei does not include Jiuyuan County and Suiyuan Province, so the two are irrelevant.