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Iqi Junwang Mansion

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Last updated 2026-10-27 — The Junwang Mansion, also known as the Iqi Junwang Mansion, is located on the west side of Wangfu Lane, Wangfu Road, Altanshir Town, Ejin Horo Banner. The Junwang Mansion is an ancient building in Altanshir Town, the seat of government of the Ejin Horo Banner...

Iqi Junwang Mansion

Iqi Junwang Mansion
  The Junwang Mansion, also known as the Iqi Junwang Mansion, is located on the west side of Wangfu Lane, Wangfu Road, Altanshir Town, Ejin Horo Banner. It is a historic structure in Altanshir Town — the seat of the Ejin Horo Banner government — and the only remaining intact royal mansion among the seven banners and one district of Ordos. It is one of the top ten tourist attractions in Ordos and also the most completely preserved royal mansion in western Inner Mongolia.

  The Junwang Mansion consists of a front courtyard and a rear courtyard, covering a total area of 2,105.79 square meters with a total construction area of 1,040.44 square meters. An earthen city wall was built around the mansion compound, standing over ten feet high and five feet wide (constructed between 1928 and 1930), enclosing a total area of over 15,000 square meters. The front courtyard was built in 1931, covering an area of 939.52 square meters with a construction area of 465.78 square meters, and included 13 living quarters. Opposite the entrance of the front courtyard stood a memorial archway, with couplets inscribed on both sides: the left read “The foremost of the league, inheriting blessings and prosperity; the banner’s noblest, with a hereditary princely foundation,” and the right, “A screen for the Tan Manor, blessed by the Star of Happiness, governing the whole banner with benevolent rule.” Unfortunately, this was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The rear courtyard was built in 1936, comprising 16 living quarters, covering an area of 1,166.27 square meters with a construction area of 574.66 square meters. The front and rear courtyards of the mansion were connected by a blue brick wall over two yards high (equipped with crenellations for defense), forming a unified complex.

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