An X-band highly frequency-stabilized MIC Gunn oscillator using a dielectric resonator is fabricated. Resonant frequency is obrained by a variational method and it is studied how the oscillating characteristics can be affected by several fators. By the optimizing these factors, we can realize the stabilited oscillator output of 250 mW with 5-7 percet efficiency at 10 GHz. It has the favorable characteristics with frequency variation of 70 KHz/$^[circ}C$ and the ouput variation within 3 dB over the temperature range from 0 to 70$^[circ}C$.