Time of Song and Xia Peace Talks: 1047.
Song was at war with Xia, and Song was defeated by Sanchuankou, Haoshuichuan and Dingchuanzhai, hoping to make peace with Xia. Although Xixia won, but the war was defeated, the market trade between Song and Xia stopped, the economy was damaged, and people's grievances were everywhere. Xia then made peace with the Song Dynasty. In the seventh year of Renzong in the Northern Song Dynasty (1047), the two sides reached a peace agreement. Xixia surrendered to the Song Dynasty, which named Li Yuanhao as the Lord of Xia. The Song Dynasty gave 130,000 silks, 52,000 silvers and 20,000 Jin of tea, and the festival was rewarded. The two countries reopened market trade along the border and resumed exchanges between non-governmental suppliers. Reconciliation discussion took place in Song and Qing Dynasties, also known as reconciliation discussion in Qing Dynasty. After the Song and Xia peace talks, the two sides maintained peaceful coexistence for more than 20 years. After that, there were several wars and peace talks between the two sides, but the peacetime exceeded the confrontation period. Peace talks are conducive to economic and cultural exchanges and development between the two sides.
The second peace talks not only brought decades of peace to the people of the three countries, but also promoted the integration of our national cultural pedigree.