Is there really one in Eastern Xia?

The Eastern Han Dynasty really existed.

Eastern Xia was destroyed as the main force in 1233, and then existed as a vassal state. Until 1287, it seems that the names of "Dongzhen" and "Eastern Xia" no longer exist in the book, so I think Eastern Xia should quit the former. Although the establishment time of Eastern Xia was not as long as that of Xixia (Xixia Kingdom 189), it had a great influence on Liaodong for a period of time and left a deep impression in the history of Northeast China.

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Chengzishan Shancheng

In order to prevent the Mongols from invading eastward, according to the mountainous characteristics of this area, most cities in the east of summer are built by mountains and become mountain cities. Chengzi Mountain City is located at the junction of Yanji City and Tumen City in the eastern suburb of Yanji City. There are a small number of Bohai Kingdom sites and a large number of Xixia sites in the city. The city wall is built on the mountain, with an irregular oval shape and a circumference of 4454 meters. There are four gates, three of which have a urn.

The city has an open terrain, with the palace as its base in the center, and it is stepped, with 9 steps, each of which is 10 m wide and 17 m long, and the cornerstone is arranged in an orderly manner. A large number of architectural tiles are scattered around the temple ruins.

Jade belt ornaments, jade mandarin ducks ornaments, agate ornaments, Xixia official seals, bronze mirrors, diviners, engravings, small bronze statues of mother and son, and hundreds of Tang, Song, gold and copper coins were unearthed in the city. This city is Nanjing in Eastern Xia, where Emperor Wannu of Pu Xian in Eastern Xia once lived. It is the most important cultural relic for studying Eastern Xia's politics, economy and culture, and has unique historical and scientific value.