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In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the feudal princes stated:

Lu State: Zhou Gongdan's eldest son Bo Bird's feudal state, Duqufu (now Qufu, Shandong). It was one of the major vassal states of the Western Zhou Dynasty in the East.

Qi State: It is Jiang Shang's feudal state, Duyingqiu (now Changle, Shandong), and later moved to Linjiang (now Linzi, Shandong). It was one of the larger vassal states at that time.

Weiguo: It is the feudal state of Uncle Kang, the younger brother of King Wu, and the capital is Chaoge (now Qi County, Henan), mainly ruling the Yin relics.

Jin Kingdom: It is the feudal state of Shu Yu, the younger brother of King Cheng, all in Tang (now Yicheng, Shanxi), and later changed the name of the country to Jin.

Yan Guo: It is the feudal state of Zhao Gongshuang with the same surname of Zhou, which may have originally been built in the area of Dongjialin in Fangshan County, Beijing, and later moved to Ji, that is, near the southwest corner of Beijing. This was a vassal power in the northern frontier of the Zhou Dynasty.

Song State: The feudal state of Wei Ziqi, the brother of the king of Zhou, was Shangqiu (now Shangqiu, Henan). After quelling the Wu Geng rebellion, the Duke of Zhou gave Wei Ziqi a portion of the former Shang Wangji and let him rule over the Yin remnants.

There is no Qin State.

B, in 771 BC, the son of King You of Zhou in the Western Zhou Dynasty, Yi Jiu, the enemy of the dog Rong, the dog Rong attacked Ho Jing, the King of You was killed, and the Western Zhou Dynasty perished. The dog Rong army was entrenched in Haojing, and the prince Yijiu summoned the princes Qin Wang, Qin Xianggong and Wei Wugong, Jin Wenhou, and Zheng Wu Gong to take righteous actions, drive the dog Rong, and protect Sheji. In 770 BC, Yijiu ascended the throne as the king of Zhou Ping, and the king of Ping was afraid of the power of the dog Rong, and decided to move east to Luoyi to avoid its front, and Qin Xianggong opened the way for the Zhou royal family to protect the king of Zhou to the new capital.

Because of the merits of Qin Xianggong, King Ping began to seal Qin as a prince, and promised that "Rong has no way, invade the land of my Qi and Feng, and Qin can conquer Rong, that is, there is a land." So the state of Qin was a prince who only appeared at the time of the fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Excluding the Qin State, he was a good horse breeder later, and the King of Zhou gave him a fief, and later Xirong invaded, and the King of Ping moved eastward, giving a favor to the Qin State, and sealing the vast area of Guanzhong to him (it was occupied by the dog Rong at that time), but I didn't expect that the Qin State really recovered the vast area of Guanzhong later.

At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, the vassal states were mainly Lu, Qi, Yan, Wei, Song, and Jin.

1. Lu State (1043 BC - 255 BC), a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty, surnamed Lu, a marquis, the first monarch was Lu Gongbo, the son of Zhou Gongdan, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou.

2. The State of Qi (1046 BC-221 BC) was a vassal state in Chinese history from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and was named a marquis by Zhou Tianzi. It is divided into two eras, Jiang Qi and Tian Qi, and its territory is located in most of present-day Shandong Province and the southern part of Hebei Province. Shi Fengjun was the division of the Zhou Wu Kingdom and the military division Taigongwang (Jiang Ziya).

3. Yan Kingdom (bronze inscription as Kuang Kingdom) (1044 BC-222 BC), one of the Zhou royal princely states of the Zhou Dynasty, the ancestor was Zhao Gong, the eldest son of King Wen of Zhou, one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.

4. Weiguo (c. 1117 BC - 209 BC), the vassal state surnamed Ji of the Zhou Dynasty, the capital Chaoge (now Hebi City, Henan), and Diqiu (now Puyang, Henan).

5. The Song Kingdom (11th century BC - 286 BC), a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty, with the capital of Shangqiu (now Shangqiu City, Henan Province). At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, he was named a duke by Zhou Tianzi, and the surname of the prince of the country was Song. A total of thirty-four monarchs have been passed down for 829 years.

6, Jin State (1033 BC - 376 BC), the son of King Wu of Zhou Dynasty surnamed Ji vassal state, at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty was named a marquis by Zhou Tianzi, Ji surname Jin, the first monarch Tang Shuyu is the son of King Wu of Zhou Ji Fa, the younger brother of King Ji Yu of Zhou Cheng. The country name was Tang at the beginning, and it was changed to Jin after Tang Shuyu's son Xie ascended the throne.

The Western Zhou Dynasty implemented a feudal system, and the vassal states that were divided into feudal states at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty mainly included (Lu) (Qi) (Yan) (Wei) (Song) (Jin) (Zheng) (Wu) (Yue).

Capital of Qi State: Linzi (present-day Linzi, Shandong) Territorial scope: Mainly located in present-day Shandong Province.

Capital of Lu State: Qufu (present-day Qufu, Shandong) Territorial extent: present-day southwestern Shandong Province.

The capital of the Yan Kingdom: Jidu (now Fangshan, Beijing) Territorial scope: mainly located in the northern part of present-day Hebei and the western part of Liaoning.

Jin State Capital: Jiangdu (now Jiangxian County, Shaanxi) Territorial scope: Mainly located in the south-central part of present-day Shanxi Province.

Weiguo Capital: Chaoge (now Qi County, Henan) Territorial scope: Qi County, Henan Province, Puyang area.

The capital of the Song Kingdom: Shangqiu (now Shangqiu, Henan) Territorial scope: Shangqiu, Tongxu, Henan.

Zheng Guo Capital: Zhengdu (now Xinzheng, Henan) Territorial scope: the area of present-day Xinzheng County, Henan. (Late canon).

Capital of Chu State: Yingdu (now Jiangling, Hubei) Territorial scope: present-day Hanjiang River basin. (Viscount, self-proclaimed king).

Wu Capital: Wudu (now Wu County, Jiangsu) Territorial scope: southern Jiangsu and southern Anhui.

The capital of the Yue Kingdom: Huiji (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) Territorial scope: the area of Zhejiang Province.

The Western Zhou Dynasty implemented the feudal system, and the vassal states that were divided at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty mainly included (Lu) (Qi) (Yan) (Wei) (Song) (Jin).Its main purposes are: 1Establish a feudal screen to protect the royal family; 2.

stabilize the political situation and pacify the famous clans; 3.Resist foreign aggression and consolidate border defense. According to historical records, after King Wu of Zhou died of illness, King Zicheng recited his succession.

King Cheng was young, and the younger brother of King Wu Zhou Gongdan assisted the government, and the nobles such as Uncle Guan and Uncle Cai, who led troops to garrison around Yindu, suspected that Zhou Gong had the intention of seizing the throne, and was extremely dissatisfied with Zhou Gong, so that Wu Geng had an opportunity to win over the second uncle, and united with Xu Xiang and other troops in the east to raise troops against Zhou, and after three years of hard fighting, it was pacified. After the war, the Duke of Zhou realized that it was imperative to divide the feudals, and in addition to "hanging the second uncle's saltiness", "feudal relatives used the feudal domain to screen Zhou". From this, we can see that the purpose of the sub-sealing system lies in one

The main vassal state of Qufu at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty was the state of Lu.

Zhou Gongdan's eldest son, Bo Yu, was sealed in the Lu State, and the capital was Qufu. One of the major vassal states in the Eastern Western Zhou Dynasty.

Lu State, one of the vassal states of the Zhou Dynasty with the same surname. Ji surname, marquis. King Wu of Zhou destroyed Shang and established the Zhou Dynasty, and after the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty, he named his younger brother Zhou Gongdan in Shaohao's Xuqufu, which was for Lu Gong.

The "duke" of Duke Lu is not a title, but a common name for the princes in the feudal country. Lu Gong is Lu Hou. Zhou Gongdan did not go to the post and stayed to assist King Wu, and after King Wu died, he assisted King Zhou Cheng.

His son Bo Bird was enthroned as Lu Gong, and Huaiyi and Xu Rong made a rebellion, and Bo Bird made an oath, Ping Xu Rong, and Dinglu. The Lu State has passed on to the 25th generation, through 36 monarchs, with a history of more than 800 years. Qufu, the capital of the country, is mainly in the south of Mount Tai, slightly in the south of present-day Shandong Province, and also involves Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui Province one of the three provinces.

In 256 BC, the state of Chu sent troops to attack the state of Lu, the army of Lu was weak, invincible, and was beaten by the army of Chu.

The kingdom of Qin only appeared from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and King Zhou Ping sealed Qin. Therefore, the partition began without him.

Because Qin was founded late, it was not among the countries divided into the Western Zhou Dynasty at that time. It was not until the eighth monarch of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King Xiao of Zhou, that the son of Qin Fei, who had a meritorious horse, was crowned as a vassal of Zhou. When the princes of Zhou Youwang Fenghuo played and the dog Rong invaded, Qin Xianggong supported King Liping and made meritorious contributions, so he officially became a prince.

Qin, as a vassal state, actually officially appeared at the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period.

The war between Zhou and the nomads in the northwest has also existed, and many people believe that the legend of King Mu of Zhou seeing the Queen Mother of the West is the large-scale conquest of the northwest during the reign of King Mu of Zhou. Qin has always assumed the role of defending the northwest.

No, Thailand was only formed as a relatively unified state in 1238, and the first regime was the Sukhothai Dynasty.

Yes, it was the vassal state of King Xiao of Zhou.

Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Shaanxi, eastern Sichuan, Chongqing, ......That is, except for some border provinces (autonomous regions) of China today

Qi is the eastern part of Shandong Province and the southern part of Hebei Province.

Jin State: Shanxi Province, northern Henan Province, eastern Shaanxi Province, eastern Hebei Province, Chu State, Hubei Province, northern Hunan Province, western Anhui Province, western Jiangxi Province, southern Henan Province, Qin State, central Shaanxi Province, eastern Gansu Province.

Wu State: Jiangsu Province, eastern Anhui Province.

Yue Guo Zhejiang Province.

Lu Guo Qufu City, Shandong Province.

Zheng Guo, Xinzheng County, Henan Province.

Song State, Shangqiu County, Tongxu County, Henan Province.

Weiguo Qi County, Henan Province, Puyang City.

Xuguo near Xuchang City, Henan Province, and Bo County, Anhui Province.

Chen Guo, Huaiyang City, Henan Province.

Cai Guo Xincai County, Henan Province.

Yanguo is the southern part of Liaoning Province, Beijing City, Tianjin City, and the northern part of Hebei Province, and the southwest of Dingtao County, Shandong Province.

Yan: Beijing.

Qi, Lu: Shandong.

Song, Wei: Henan.

Jin: Shanxi. ZHOU: Shaanxi.

Henan, Shaanxi, Hebei and other places.