In November of the sixth year of Tianhui (1128), Jin generals defeated the Suide army and the territory returned to Jin.
In the first month of the 21st year of Dading (1181), the Suide army was re-established and trade between Xixia and Jin resumed. The Dali River in the local area was the main channel.
In the first year of Chongning (1212), Xia people surrounded Suiping vilage and Anding fort. In November, Xia people attacked villages such as Kerong and Suiping , but were defeated by the Jin soldiers.
In September of the first year of Xingding (1217), the Xia people committed Kerong village and were repelled by Luo Shihui, the capital command of the Jin Dynasty.
In October of the fifth year (1221), Mu Huali, the Mongolian general, broke the two villages including Mati and Kerong .
In the third year of Zhengda (1226), the three villages, Suiping, Huaining and Kerong, were promoted to Suiping, Huaining and Dingrong County.
