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Summary. Hello dear, according to inquiries, the longest surviving dynasty in history is the Zhou Dynasty. The rule of the Zhou Dynasty can be divided into two stages: the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which existed for about 800 years, but in the later period, after moving the capital to Luoyi, the Zhou Dynasty basically existed in name only.
Hello dear, according to inquiries, the dynasty with the longest existence of Hongwu in history is the Zhou Dynasty or Dynasty. The rule of the Zhou Dynasty can be divided into two stages: the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which existed for about 800 years, but after the capital was moved to Luoyi, the Zhou Dynasty basically existed in name only.
The reason why the Zhou Dynasty can exist for 800 years is inseparable from the system of dividing friends and forests that it implemented. The Zhou Dynasty consolidated its rule by dividing the feudal princes, forming a political pattern of disrupting the stars of the Zhou royal family, thus breaking the state of numerous states in the Xia and Shang periods. The unique system and economic conditions have enabled the development of remote areas, and its culture has also been well continued in stability.
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Summary. Hello, it is a pleasure to answer the question for you: which dynasty lasted the longest Hello, in Chinese history, the longest dynasty was the Zhou Dynasty, which lasted for 792 years (1046 BC - 256 AD).
The Zhou Dynasty was divided into two periods, the Western Zhou Dynasty from 1046 BC to 771 AD, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty from 770 AD to 256 AD. The Zhou Dynasty was the beginning of Chinese feudal society and an important stage in the development of Chinese civilization. Hope this helps<>
Hello, I'm happy to answer your question: Which dynasty lasted the longest Hello, the longest dynasty in Chinese history was the Zhou Dynasty, which lasted for 792 years (1046 BC - 256 AD). The Zhou Dynasty was divided into two sections, the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, of which the Western Zhou period lasted from 1046 BC to 771 AD, and the Eastern Zhou period lasted from 770 AD to 256 AD.
The Zhou Dynasty was the beginning of China's feudal society, and it was also an important stage in the development of Chinese civilization. Hope this helps<>
Expansion adds: After the founding monarch of the Zhou Dynasty, King Wu of Zhou, defeated the Shang Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty, King Wu of Zhou is considered one of the great monarchs in Chinese history. During the period of the Zhou Dynasty, the social productive forces have been greatly developed, bronze smelting, agricultural production, handicrafts and other aspects have made progress, and cultural aspects such as etiquette, writing, and law have also made great progress.
Another important contribution of the Zhou Dynasty was the formulation of the "Zhou Rites", which became the basis of the later feudal ritual system. However, in the late Zhou Dynasty, the princes were divided and wars continued, which caused the turmoil and stagnation of the Shechun Spring Society. In 256 AD, King Zhou was destroyed by the Qin state, and the Zhou dynasty officially ended.
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