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The Torgud are one important branch of the Oirats, one of the four main Oirat tribes. The Oirat are western Mongols. The Ejine Mongols are the descendants of Arabjur. Arabjur had led a part of the Torgut that settled along the river Volga on a pilgrimage to Lhasa. They later could not return to the river Volga because of the war that had broken out between the Manchu of China and the Dzungar (Oirat). Arabjur went to Peking and submitted himself and his people to the Qing Dynasty and in 1732 they were resettled along the Ejine River (Etsin Gol, chin. Ruo Shui) in western Inner Mongolia in the Alashan League and henceforth became known as the Ejine Torgud. This paper focuses on the headwear such as the round hat hair box of the women of the Torgud as well as their customs of wearing this headwear.

Oirat and Kalmyk Identity in the 20th and 21st Century