Xixia was a feudal dynasty dominated by Tangut Qiang at the beginning of 1 1 century. From 1038, Li Yuanhao proclaimed himself emperor and was founded in Xingqing Prefecture (Yinchuan City). 1227 was destroyed by Mongolia. It has existed for 190 years in history and experienced 10 emperors. Its territory is "the Yellow River in the east, Yumen in the west, Xiaoguan in the south, and the desert in the north, with a local area of more than 10,000 miles". The peak area is about 830,000 square kilometers, including Ningxia, most of Gansu, western Inner Mongolia, northwestern Shaanxi, eastern Qinghai, eastern Xinjiang, Mongolia and vast areas in southern China. In the early stage, it was equally divided with the Northern Song Dynasty and Liao Dynasty, and in the middle and late stage, it stood side by side with the Southern Song Dynasty and Jin Dingzu. It is described as "one third of the world is the first, and the northwest is dominated for two hundred years."
There are nine imperial tombs in Xixia Mausoleum, namely Yuling, Jialing, Tailing, Anling, Xianling, Xianling, Shouling, Zhuangling and Kangling, which are located on the north and south sides in the order of Zhaomu (ancient patriarchal clan system). Zhao on the left and Mu on the right; Father said Zhao, son said Mu) burial arrangement, forming two lines of things. There are 254 buried graves. At the northern end, there is a building site of Sanjin Courtyard, which is a supernatural (or ancestral temple). There are brick kilns and lime kilns in the east, which are kilns in Lingqu.