Ye Liren's Historical Contribution

The important contribution of Ye Liren Rong's life is to listen to Yuan Haowen, imitate the characteristics of Chinese characters, and create a unique collection of books in the history of Tangut, namely Xixia characters. The calligraphy he was ordered to interpret was Twelve Volumes of Square Body, with about 6,000 words. In the first year of the Qing Dynasty in Xixia (1037), Yuan Haowen ordered that Shu Fan, which he created, be honored as a "national character" and be forcibly promoted in China, stipulating that "Chinese literature and art should be changed"; In diplomatic documents, all the links with the documents of the Song Dynasty are juxtaposed between Han and Tibet, while the links with other minority regimes are juxtaposed between Han and Tibet. Ye Liren Rong also paid special attention to the cultivation of national cultural talents. He presided over the establishment in the summer, gave lectures in person, and trained many proficient professionals. Ye Liren Rong also devoted a lot of efforts to translating Chinese classics such as Xiao Jing, Er Ya and Si Za Hua into Xixia characters, which made a lot of indelible contributions to the promotion of Xixia characters and the development of Xixia culture and was respected as a "wise teacher" by the people of Xia State. In the 16th year of Injong (1 185), he wrote a poem entitled "Teacher's Code" in Xixia, which once praised Ye Lirenrong's achievements in characterization and running a school. After describing the respective characters of the Han nationality and the Tubo nationality, the poem wrote: "Each has its own language, its own love, its own characters and its own respect; Our state also has a teacher of sages, and a teacher of great virtue is a wild interest; In the sky, the satellite of the east came out, guiding the west with words; Recruit 3,700 disciples and teach them to excel. " Ye Liren Rong also made many great contributions in changing his own national rituals and establishing his own official system.

In the summer, the ceremony was extended for five years (1042), and Ye Liren died honorably. Yuan Hao was on the verge of death three times. He said sadly,' Why can't you take my speed away!' ""Give it to Fuping Hou. In the 14th year of Xia Sheng (1 162), Renzong Renxiao once again made Ye Liren the king of Guanghui.