The Hamiltonian equation provides us an alternate description of
the basic physical laws of motion, which is used to be described
by Newton's law. The research on Hamiltonian integrable systems is
one of the most important topics in the theory of solitons. This
article proposes a new hierarchy of integrable systems of
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