Xia Kingdom

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Xia Kingdom (夏国)
Alias(es)	Great Xia; Great Xia Kingdom
Species/Race	Human-led, multiethnic nation
Affiliation	Human race; later integrated throughout the Western Alliance
Occupation/Role	Modernized human state, military power, and political force in the Earth Immortal and Mythical Realms
Status	Active; led by King Li Su and pursuing Grand Unification within the Mythical Realm 1179 1335
First Appearance	Chapter 149

Background / History

Xia Kingdom was founded by Ying Wu, the Xia King, who used his overwhelming strength to rebuild civilization rather than seek personal imperial rule. According to Zhu Zhong, the Xia King destroyed those who sought to enslave others and established a state founded on fairness, modernity, spatial transport, and access to food and resources. 149 208

The nation established Xia City as its first and largest foothold in the Earth Immortal Realm. From there, it competed with the Five Surnames and the demon race for territory, World Fragments, inheritances, and access to Dao-Seeking Cliff. 191 196 221

After the Xia King became trapped or disappeared, the balance between humans and demons deteriorated. Xia Kingdom prepared for full-scale war, expanded the Demon-Conquering Army, and used the Centennial War to contest demon territory and resources. 221 359 421

The Five Surnames’ divisions—especially the Cai Family’s cooperation with the Crow King and demon race—deepened Xia Kingdom’s internal crisis. Xia City was eventually destroyed after the Five Surnames lured Whale Calamity to it; Marshal Zhu Chongba died buying time for Zhao Hua to escape, while Zhang Tao fought the Crow King at Eight-Hundred-Li Flame Mountain. 196 263 427

To preserve its people, Xia Kingdom prepared the Fireseed Plan, using a Black Tortoise’s hidden space and a Heavenly Court spacecraft to transfer sleeping citizens into the Mythical Realm and deploy them to prepared strongholds. 979

After Li Su returned following a nineteen-to-twenty-year absence, he was recognized as Xia Kingdom’s new king. Under his protection, the nation recovered, integrated into the Western Alliance and Mythical Realm institutions, and began advancing the theory of Grand Unification. 1179 1180 1335

Government and Society

State principles

Xia Kingdom presents itself as a civilization-centered state built around law, public order, and protection of the weak. Its founders rejected rule by powerful clans and sought to restore a modern society supported by spatial transportation and institutional governance. 208

Peaceful nonhuman races may become protected citizens. The Fox and Panda Clans, along with more than thirteen other ethnic minorities, are entitled to education, political participation, and military service under Xia Kingdom law. 196

“What we believe in is seeking common ground while reserving differences. We do not reject living beings who yearn for peace and wish to join our great family.”
— Zhu Zhong 196

Ministries

Ministry	Known role
Ministry of Military	Front-line defense and warfare; commands forces such as the Demon-Conquering Army. 191 420
Ministry of Police	Handles limited combat and public-security duties. 191
Ministry of Administration	Civil administration; its personnel generally leave Raider identities and cultivation behind. 191
Ministry of Education	Intended career path for major talents such as Zhang Shengying. 275

Administration in the Mythical Realm

Xia Kingdom helped divide the Western Domain into ten administrative provinces, each further divided into city- and district-level jurisdictions. Its personnel held approximately 2.95 million administrative posts, including two provincial-level and eighteen deputy city-level positions. 1335

Its Grand Unification proposal seeks to replace fragmented sectarian rule with a broader political order capable of uniting the Mythical Realm against external threats. 1335

Population and Cultivation

Measure	Reported figure
Total population	Nearly 800 million 1335
Total cultivators	About 100 million 1335
Foundation Establishment cultivators	Over 94 million 1335
Golden Core cultivators	Over 5.989 million 1335
Heavenly Immortals	More than 100 1335
True Immortals	13 1335
Perfected Foundation Establishment cultivators	More than 2,000 1335
Perfected Golden Core cultivators	Nearly 100 1335
Late-stage True Immortals	3 1335

Territory and Infrastructure

• Xia City — Xia Kingdom’s first and largest Earth Immortal Realm foothold; a steel-built, futuristic city that was later devastated during the demon race’s decisive offensive. 191 427 1847
• Dao-Seeking Cliff region — A major strategic frontier contested by Xia Kingdom, the Five Surnames, and demon clans. 196 211
• Fengdu and the Western Alliance — Xia Kingdom cultivators entered sects, gained administrative positions, and became integrated into the Western Alliance’s institutions. 1180 1335
• Free Zone — A protected area near Xia City for people unwilling to accept ordinary restrictions. 191
• Dao-pattern alloy — A supermetal developed by Xia Kingdom’s Academy of Sciences; used in Xia City’s spatial transport ships and resistant to full-force Divine Power Realm strikes. 364
• Spatial transport — A foundational technology credited with resolving humanity’s food and resource shortages. 208
• Metal Life cooperation — Li Su brought the Metal Life Wei to assist in establishing a law-centered management system and advancing metal-rune technology. 1188

Military

Demon-Conquering Army

Xia Kingdom’s permanent Earth Immortal Realm forces include the Demon-Conquering Army’s First, Second, and Third Armies. The First Army serves as the main force, the Second as the standing force, and the Third as the reserve. 420

When full war preparations began, Xia Kingdom cancelled leave, withdrew eighty percent of national resources, and instituted doubled rewards for killing hostile demons. 421

Centennial War

The Centennial War is the principal conflict between Xia Kingdom and the demon race. A national war consists of three stages:

Match type	Participants	Format
Troop battle	Mana Realm cultivators	100 combatants per side; three rounds to the death
General battle	Divine Power Realm cultivators	Ten rounds between both sides’ generals
Army battle	Armies of 100,000	Siege battle ending by concession or capture of the main city

284

The demon race offered Xia Kingdom five billion Mana Realm transcendent crystals and the Apricot Yellow Banner when moving the Centennial War to the Endless Battlefield. The banner was strategically vital because it could secure humanity’s Mortal Realm rear against Immortal Realm attacks. 363 374

Military doctrine

• Xia Kingdom regards demon prodigies and middle-to-lower-rank forces as strategic targets whose elimination can determine future wars. 359
• It can accept peaceful demon citizens, but treats hostile demon clans and human collaborators as existential threats. 196 421
• Its military culture emphasizes sacrifice, obedience, and the duty of the strong to shield weaker citizens. 684 1185

Relationships

• Ying Wu / Xia King — Founder and original strongest protector of Xia Kingdom; could contend with three Demon Kings of the same realm and later vanished after entering the Central Domain. 149 155 1299
• Li Su — Current king, foremost prodigy, major general, and central protector whose strength enabled Xia Kingdom’s survival and political expansion. 679 1179 1335
• Zhu Zhong — Dove Faction leader of Xia Kingdom’s middle generation; defender of its multiethnic legal order and key architect of its later development. 196 1335
• Zhu Chongba — Marshal of the Ministry of Military; died protecting Xia Kingdom’s ideals during the destruction of Xia City. 202 427
• Zhang Tao — Xia Kingdom’s strongest Immortal Realm cultivator during the Earth Immortal Realm war; fought the Crow King at Eight-Hundred-Li Flame Mountain. 363 427
• Five Surnames — Former human power bloc increasingly estranged from Xia Kingdom; the Cai Family’s demon alliance led to isolation and conflict. 196 263 420
• Demon race — Xia Kingdom’s principal military enemy, though individual peaceful demon clans may receive citizenship and legal protection. 196 359
• Western Alliance — Major Mythical Realm organization into which Xia Kingdom embedded cultivators, administrators, and political influence. 1180 1335

Notable Events

• Founding of Xia Kingdom — Ying Wu establishes a state intended to rebuild civilization and oppose enslavement by powerful factions. 208
• Expansion in the Earth Immortal Realm — Xia Kingdom gains up to one-quarter or one-third of the realm’s resource-rich territory after the conflict around Dao-Seeking Cliff. 221
• Centennial War — Xia Kingdom confronts the demon race in a national conflict centered on elite cultivators, territory, and the Apricot Yellow Banner. 284 363 379
• Destruction of Xia City — Whale Calamity destroys Xia City following betrayal by the Five Surnames; Zhu Chongba sacrifices himself during the evacuation. 427
• Fireseed Plan — Xia Kingdom uses the Black Tortoise and an immortal spacecraft to preserve and deploy its population in the Mythical Realm. 979
• Grand Unification proposal — Xia Kingdom advances a political framework intended to bind the Mythical Realm into a durable unified order. 1335