855 years ago today, on October 11, 1170 (August 30, 1170 lunar calendar), Ren Dejing, the minister of Western Xia, failed to divide the country. Ren Dejing (? - 1170.10.11), the minister of Western Xia. Originally the Song Dynasty Xi'an Prefecture (now Ningxia Haiyuan County Northwest Xi'an Prefecture) passed judgment. In the seventh year of Yuande (1126), Xia sent troops to occupy Xi'an Prefecture in the Northern Song Dynasty and dedicated his daughter to Li Qianshun, the emperor of Western Xia. He was surrendered to the defense of Jingzhou (now Ningxia Yongning County Northeast). His daughter was made queen in 1138 and was promoted to the capital to lead the army. Renzong of the Western Xia Dynasty (named Li Renxiao, born to Concubine Cao Xianfei of Chongzong Li Qianshun) ascended the throne. He led the army to Ping Xiao Heda's rebellion, and because of the four-year celebration of Emperor Xiping (1143), he led the army to suppress the rebellion of various factions. In the year of Tiansheng (1149), he led the army to suppress the rebellion army. After the year of Tiansheng (1149), he was the foreign relative Ren Shuling and Zhongshuling. Eight years later, he became the prime minister of the country and gradually obtained the military and political power of the Western Xia Dynasty. In the first year of Qianyou (1170), he forced Renzong to divide half of the territory of the Xia Kingdom into his rule. On August 30 of that year, he planned to kill Renzong. In 1139, Emperor Xia Chongzong died, and his son Li Renxiao succeeded him. Although Ren was not the biological mother of Renxiao, he was still In order to invite rewards for his achievements, Ren Dejing took the opportunity to make meritorious contributions and took the initiative to ask for the task of crusading against the sentencing army, recapturing Xiazhou and exterminating the rebellion of Xiao Heda. Ren Dejing was canonized as Duke of Xiping by the emperor because of his outstanding military achievements, and Ren Xiang Qingjun led the army. In 1143, Ren Dejing led the army to suppress the peasant uprisings in Weizhou, Dingzhou and other places. In 1147, he attempted to participate in the state affairs, and asked for an audience in the dynasty, but was blocked by the ministers of the dynasty such as Zhou Daochong. In 1149, he was named Foreign Relatives Ren Shuling and Zhongshu Ling. In eight years, he became the minister of the state and gradually obtained the military and political power In 1170, Renzong was forced to divide half of the territory of Xia into his rule, and Xia Renzong was forced to agree, and it was divided into the southwest road and Xiping Prefecture, Luopangling (now Wuwei Realm, Gansu Province) and other places to return to Chu State. Ren Dejing also forced Renzong to go to Jin State and asked for recognition of Chu State, which was rejected by Jin Shizong. Ren Dejing resented Jin, turned to the Southern Song Dynasty, and agreed to attack Jin State. After the conspiracy was exposed, Xia Renzong won the support of Jin State. In August of that year, Ren Dejing killed the Ren brothers, and Ren Dejing failed to divide the country. Ren Dejing divided the country into Ren Dejing was originally a subordinate in the Northern Song Dynasty, and was promoted to the defense of Jingzhou by dedicating his daughter to Xia Chongzong. Later, for pacifying Xiao Heda's rebellion and suppressing corruption, he was appointed Duke of Xiping. In the second year of Tiansheng (1150), Ren Dejing was the prime minister of the country, his younger brother Ren Dejing was the captain in front of the palace, and Ren Degong was the governor of Xingqing, so the Ren brothers were good at Xia politics. Subsequently, the Ren family's power continued to expand. Ren Dejing was named King of Chu, and the entrance and exit methods were similar to those of the emperor. In the seventeenth year of Tiansheng (1165), Ren Dejing built a palace in Xiping Mansion (now Lingwu in Ningxia), attempting to make Xiping Mansion and Xiangzhou his territory. In the year of Qianyuan (1170), Ren Dejing coerced Renzong to divide half of the country into his rule. Xia Renzong was forced to agree, and the southwest road and Xiping Mansion, Luopangling in Lingzhou (now Wuwei Border in Gansu Province) and other places were returned to the state of Chu Ren Dejing also forced Renzong to go to Jin State and asked for recognition of Chu State, which was rejected by Jin Shizong. Ren Dejing had a grudge against Jin, turned to the Southern Song Dynasty, and agreed to attack Jin State. After the conspiracy was exposed, Xia Renzong got the support of Jin State and hunted down the Ren brothers. Ren Dejing failed to divide the country. Comments: Although Xia State avoided the crisis of division and separatism, Ren Dejing was in power as a Han warlord for a while, indicating that in the process of Sinicization, the ruling group of the party was also becoming increasingly weak and conservative. In the following ten years, Renzong used the leader of the civil servants, Qudao Chong, as the prime minister of the country and stabilized the rule, but until Renzong's death, the military administration never recovered.