Abstract: In this paper the authors continues his long advocated research approach “to discover history from nomadic society,” and explores the concepts of political space of Oriat Mongolia in the early Qing Dynasty from the perspective of the history of ideas, the author captures the weak voice that has been shielded by the strong political power  from various aspects of literature. The author believes that the Junggars’concept of the territory as nomadic people had its own continuting thinking model. Nomadic society’s roaming in a large scope was not comparable to the “dis-place” of modern society. The establishment of Consolidation and Banner was of far-reaching significance in the social history of the whole East Asia as well as in that of Mongolia, and had a profound effect on the spatial concepts of the Mongolians.