Outer Mongolia (Khalkha)
The Khalkha aimags were preserved - with the notable exception of the establishment of Sain Noyan aimag in 1725. Each aimag would also have a chigulgan, usually named after the place (mountains or rivers) where it convened. The aimags were divided into banners - whose number increased from originally eight to finally 86 - and further into sums. A sum would consist of 150 men fit for military service, a bag of 50. A military governor would be installed in Uliastai, and two civil governors (amban) in Khüree and in Kobdo.
- Ochirbatu Tüshiyetu Khan aimag 20 banners
- Gobi Tüshiye Gong
- Darhan Chin Wang khoshuu
- Zorigtu Wang khoshuu
- Gobi Mergen Wang khoshuu
- Erdeni Daichin Wang khoshuu
- Daichin Beise khoshuu
- Sain Noyan aimag 24 banners
- Sain Noyan 22 banners
- Ööld Banner
- Ööld Front Banner
- Maha Samadhi Secen Khan aimag 23 banners
- Borjigin Secen Wang khoshuu
- Achitu Wang khoshuu
- Secen Chin Wang khoshuu
- Sang Beise khoshuu
- Höbchi yin Jinong Wang khoshuu
- Hurtsa Wang khoshuu
- Dalai Darhan Beile
- Zasagtu Khan aimag 19 banners
- Erdeni Bishireltu Zasagtu Khan khoshuu
- Akhai Beile khoshuu
- Dalai Gong khoshuu
- Mergen Gong khoshuu
- Degüregchi Wang khoshuu
- Tsogtoi Beise khoshuu
- Chin Achit Wang khoshuu
- Zorigtu Wang khoshuu
- Jilhanza Hutuhtu shabi
- Ilagugsan Hutuhtu shabi
- Sartaul Secen Hang khoshuu
- Bagatur Wang khoshuu
- Erdeni Beise khoshuu
- Darhan Beile khoshuu
- Daichin Wang khoshuu
- Süjigtu Gong khoshuu
- Üizen Beise khoshuu
- Nomun Khan Hutuhtu shabi
- Ilden Gong khoshuu
- Bishireltu Gong khoshuu
- Itgemjitu Beile khoshuu
- Yosotu Beise khoshuu
- Jinong Wang khoshuu
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