The origin of Chahar

According to Mongolian literature, "Chahar" is an ancient Turkic language, which means "the bodyguard of Khan Palace" and is called "Good Chen Chahan Er", which originated from the people of Genghis Khan's youngest son Tuo Lei and his wife Soluhetini. Chahar is a very special part of Mongolian tribe. His democratic system began with Genghis Khan's fear of Xue Jun and the establishment of a standing army, but in the Northern Yuan Dynasty, Great Khan revived and established the Great Khan Guard. Due to the failure of Ligudan Khan's resistance to gold, the ministries scattered and declined.

Genghis Khan's snow-fearing army is a collection of Mongolian national essence. According to the will of Genghis Khan, people with good conduct, high martial arts and dignified appearance are selected from thousands of families, thousands of families and hundreds of families to guard the pro-army. In the war, the snow-fearing army has strong fighting capacity and is the mainstay of Genghis Khan's army. The heroic spirit of Xue Qijun has become an important part of the core spirit of Mongolian culture. Xue Panjun's heroic spirit was inherited and carried forward by the Khan Guard of Dayan Han. During the Northern Yuan Dynasty of Great Khan, Mandulu and Dayan Khan directly ruled all the families of Chahan.

Dayan Khan unified the ministries of Mongolia and divided the left and right wings into 60 thousand households. Dayan Khan has been stationed in Chahar, ranking first among 30 thousand left-wing families and commanding the whole of Mongolia. The Chahar family directly commands the Chahar family. Therefore, the Chahar Department became the patriarch of orthodox status and the center of Mongolian ministries. Its Khan is the "* * * Lord" of Mongolian ministries, and Chahar has inherited the status of Mongolian Khan. Since then, * * * has experienced six times of sweating. During the Ming Dynasty, the headquarters of Chahar was composed of eight Etuoke departments, collectively called the eight Chahar departments. The Eight Left Wing Departments, also known as Yang Shan Chahaner, are composed of four Etuoke, namely, Alachu, Aohan, Naiman and Lu Wu. The right wing, also known as Aruchakhan, is composed of four Otok ethnic groups, namely, Haozite, Wuzhumuqin, Su Nite and Keshidan. When the military forces of Mongolian right wing headed by Altan Khan developed westward, the military forces of Chahar and Kaerhu of Mongolian left wing, under the command of Daxun Kuden Khan, moved to the pastoral area around Wuliangha in the east. Etuoke's names have been passed down to this day, such as Haozite, Su Nite, Wuzhumuqin, Aohan, Naiman, Keshiketeng, etc., while other Etuoke and many names belonging to Chahaner disappeared in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.