Chengde Jiedushi(成德節度使) was one of the most powerful and rebellious governors after the An-Shi Rebellion(安史之亂)in the Tang Dynasty. Since most scholars have dealt with overall research, the author would like to examine specifically the split of the Chengde Jiedushi by dealing with the powers in the Hebei(河北) area, which inter-depended while competing each other for political advantages and brought with various effects. The author also would like to discuss the reasons why the Chengde Jiedushi split and why the two sub-cliques from the Chengde Jiedushi, Yiding(易定) and Henghai(橫海),decided to obey the central government instead of following other powers against the throne. The article starts from 78lAD, which began a series of split following the death of Li Baochen(李寶臣), the first governor of the Chengde Jiedushi, and ends up at 789AD, when the central government formally set up the Cangjing Governor(滄景)。