Lingaku- Western Xia dynasty 1038-1227 of Tangut people 黨項|党项 occupying modern Ningxia and parts of Gansu and Shaanxi, overthrown by Mongols
Generated definitions (experimental)
- Western Xia dynasty of Tangut people
This term refers to a historical dynasty in China, specifically that of the Tangut people, which was established in the 11th century and existed until the 13th century. The language refers to a significant period in Chinese history marked by cultural and political changes, particularly in the northwest regions.
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Xī Xià西夏Guó国Western Xia stateXī Xià西夏wén huà文化Western Xia cultureXī Xià西夏wén zì文字Western Xia scriptXī Xià西夏lì shǐ历史history of the Western XiaXī Xià西夏yí zhǐ遗址Western Xia ruinsXī Xià西夏shí qī时期period of the Western XiaXī Xià西夏wáng cháo王朝Western Xia dynastyXī Xià西夏yì shù艺术Western Xia artXī Xià西夏wén xiàn文献Western Xia literatureXī Xià西夏tǒng zhì统治rule of the Western XiaXī Xià西夏jīng jì经济economy of the Western XiaXī Xià西夏yú与Měng gǔ蒙古Western Xia and the MongolsXī Xià西夏kǎo gǔ考古Western Xia archaeologyXī Xià西夏bào zhèng暴政tyranny of the Western XiaXī Xià西夏yú与Táng唐rén人Western Xia and the Tang people