The founding monarch of the Western Zhou Dynasty was Ji Fa of Zhou Wuwang. 1046 years ago, King Wu joined forces with Yong, Shu, Qiang and other tribes to attack Chao Ge. Later, the Shang Dynasty was defeated, Zhou Wang died in Lutai, Yin Shang perished, the Zhou Dynasty was established, and Ji Fa, Zhou Wenwang Ji Chang and Qiu were the second sons, before 1056.

In BC 1045, after the extinction of the Shang Dynasty, the system of vassal enfeoffment was implemented, and the royal family and heroes were greatly respected. For example, the prince was named Qi, Qi Huangong was named Yan, and Wu Geng, the son of Xin, was named "three supervisors" to supervise Wu Geng's actions, before 1043.

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In addition to the name of the dynasty, the Western Zhou Dynasty is also the name of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, that is, the Hou State of the Western Zhou Dynasty (367-256 BC), which was the product of the royal division at the end of the Warring States Period. In the Warring States Policy, there are records such as "the Eastern Zhou Dynasty contended with the Western Zhou Dynasty" and "the rise and fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty". Obviously, the Western Zhou Dynasty, which appeared during the Warring States Period, was not the one that perished in 765438 BC. In 367 BC, the King of Zhou Dynasty rebelled, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty split in the capital.

The border between the two countries is the confluence of the Yiluo River, which belongs to the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. After Monday, Tian Zi Zhou Nanwang lost his health care center and lived alone in Zhoucheng. The economy depends on the Western Zhou Dynasty. In 256 BC, Zhao Xiang, king of Qin, conquered Luoyang, the capital of Zhou Chengguo, and conquered the Western Zhou Dynasty. Zhou Nanwang and the King of the Western Zhou Dynasty were abandoned as civilians and moved to Zhoucheng and Wangcheng. Soon, Zhou Nanwang, who lived in the Western Zhou Dynasty, became a pawn.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Western Zhou Dynasty