185 1 year (the first year of Xianfeng in Qing dynasty) 1 month, after the Taiping heavenly kingdom jintian uprising, Xiang Rong led the troops to suppress and besieged the Taiping army between Guiping, Wuxuan and Xiangzhou in Guangxi. In the autumn of the same year, the Taiping Army broke through to Pingnan, pursued with Xiang Rong and was ambushed in Guancun. The whole army was wiped out and the ordnance pot account was lost. The Taiping Army captured Yong 'an (now Mengshan) by attacking the encirclement. Xiang Rong and Wulantai, the deputy capital of Guangzhou, surrounded Yong 'an in the north and south. Due to disagreement, uncoordinated action and ineffective attack, the siege did not last for half a year. In April of the following year, the Taiping Army broke through and left Guangxi for Hunan. 1853+0 conquered Wuchang. He led the troops in pursuit and was made an imperial minister, specializing in military affairs. In February of the same year, the Taiping Army abandoned Wuhan's Jiajiang River and captured Nanjing, renamed Tianjing. Xiang Rong led the troops in pursuit, set up a Jiangnan camp in Xiaolingwei in the east of the city, besieged and prevented the Taiping Army from developing to Suzhou and Hangzhou. Because the capital of Tianjing is big and the strength is insufficient, it can't be broken for a long time. /kloc-in the summer of 0/854, 50 "Red Single Ships" were transferred from Guangdong, and it was agreed with Jiangbei Daying that half of them would stay in Zhenjiang and the other half would be under his command, and set sail for the upper reaches of Nanjing. At the same time, he sent troops to invade Taiping (now Dangtu, Anhui), thus relying on the protection of land and water, defeating the navy and transport fleet of Taiping Army many times, which seriously threatened the support of Tianjing, the capital of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. /kloc-at the beginning of 0/856, Hong Xiuquan and Yang Congxi mobilized troops to rescue Tianjing. Jiangnan Daying was attacked on all sides, sending troops and being passive in strategy. In mid-June, the Taiping rebels outside the city went to Zijinshan to seize the camp; Taiping rebels in the city went out of Tongji Gate, cutting off the retreat of Daying. The Qing army of all walks of life could not resist the attack of Taiping Army and retreated in succession. Xiang Rong abandoned the camp, retreated to Danyang by chunhua town, and was transferred to Hubei as a prefect, remaining as an imperial minister and continuing to supervise the army. Xuan was old and sick, and suffered this fiasco. He died of grief and was buried in Kushuling, Xiangqiao Township, Huangmei County, Hubei Province. Later generations moved to Xiangqiao Township, Huangmei, Hubei Province, and lived with their ancestors for a long time. There is a "Xiang Rong Drama Draft" handed down from generation to generation.