Western Xia
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Western Xia was a kingdom that ruled parts of ancient China for nearly two centuries, from 1038 to 1227. It matters to historians because it represents an important period of multi-ethnic rule in Chinese history, when different cultural groups competed for power and influence in the region.
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China in AD 1142: Southern Song Jin dynasty Western Xia Western Liao (also known as Qara Khitai) Dali
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