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The Meaning of "Hohhot" in Mongolian
Cyan city

Hu he: cyan

Haute: The city.

Hohhot. Mongolia is a blue city. This name first appeared in the Mongolian biography of Anda Khan. The book contains: "In the Year of the Monkey (Tibetan calendar, that is, the sixth year of Chongqing in the Ming Dynasty, 1572), the famous Saint Ann called unparalleled craftsmen to imitate the lost metropolis and built eight buildings and a magnificent and beautiful Hohhot with glass and gold and silver halls on both sides of the Hatsun River and the Hatun River." "Ha Ci Wu Na", Mongolian for Montenegro, was also called "Harongwu", "Karangwu" and "Mokala" in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is now Daqingshan. "Hatun River" is the Wuli Shahe River flowing down from Wutushu Valley in the northwest of Hohhot, that is, the Zhada Haihe River in Suiyuan Tongzhi Draft. The name of Hohhot in the Biography of Anda Khan is the earliest record ever seen. This book was written between 1608 and 16 12. 16 1 1 year, according to "Wanli Wugonglu Anda Biography" edited by Qu, the city built by Anda was named "naturalization" in the Ming Dynasty. Its meaning is: "naturalized far" or "naturalized far", which obviously has the intention of discriminating and belittling ethnic minorities. Later, in many works of Ming and Qing Dynasties, Hohhot was called "naturalization". With regard to the exact location of the city, it is pointed out in "Reading History and Geography" compiled by Gu Zuyu in Qing Dynasty that Shuiquan Yingbao is 300 miles north, that is, osmanthus city. Shuiquanyingbao is Shuiquanying Village, Pianguan County, Shanxi Province. This record is consistent with that recorded in the biography of An Dan Khan. 1687, Zhang Peng 'ao went to Russia. He wrote in the diary of his visit to Russia: "When he arrived in Cheng Guihua, Mongolia was called Kukuhetun." This is the first book that equates Hohhot with naturalization. 17 19 Fan Zhaokui, with Fan Xixing, the minister of the Ministry of War, wrote in the book A Brief Introduction to the West: "From the 22nd to the 29th, I lived in Hetun, that is, Guihua City." From the records in the above works, it is completely confirmed that Guihua City is the old city of Hohhot today.