Helan Xue: Xixia Dynasty (1995)

In 982 AD, after Li Ji Yun, the great leader of the Tangut people, died, the Tangut tribes were left without a clear leader, and rebellions, wars, and struggles for power broke out one after another. Amid this chaos, Li Yuan Hao, a descendant of the Tangut chieftain, used his great wisdom and courage to quell the rebellions and eliminate rival powers, uniting the various warlords scattered across the western regions of what is now China. In 1038 AD, he established the Great Xia (Western Xia) dynasty and made Xingqing Prefecture its capital. Ambitious by nature, Yuan Hao refused to submit to the Northern Song and the Khitans and dreamed of conquering the Central Plains and becoming emperor. He launched repeated wars against the Song, leaving the countryside devastated, the people suffering, and the kingdom beset by crises both at home and abroad. (Source: Chinese = Douban || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation

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