Why did the State of Lu gradually disappear from the stage of history during the Warring States Peri

1.Lu is the birthplace of Confucianism, and in troubled times, it is indeed necessary for Legalism to govern the country more powerfully, Confucianism is suitable for the peaceful world, and Taoism is suitable for the peaceful of the beginning, but these are not as strong as the Legalists to quickly become a country.

2.Sanhuan, Qingfu and others had a great destructive power on the Lu State.

Qufu, the capital of Lu State, is in the south of Mount Tai, slightly in the south of present-day Shandong Province, and involves one of the corners of Henan, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces. The state of Lu is also the hometown of Confucius. Lu's first monarch Bo Yu was the son of Zhou Gongdan.

When the nine generations of Bo Bird were passed down to the ninth year of Wugong, there was an accident in the Lu State, until the king of Zhou Xuan established Lu Xiaogong. When the filial piety was passed down for two generations to the Duke of Yin and the Duke of Huan, another coup d'état occurred in the Lu State. After Duke Huan to the period of Duke Lu Zhuang, the State of Lu had wars with the State of Qi many times.

During the period of Zhuang Gong's sons and Li Gong, Lu had a rebellion against his father. When the Duke of Li passed down two generations to Xuan Gong, Xiang Zhong killed his grandson and established a concubine, and since then the three Huan have been strong. Xuan Gong passed down three generations to the Zhao Gong period, Sanhuan sent troops to attack Lu Jun, and the Lu State Office has existed in name only.

After Zhao Gong, the Ding Gong and the Mourning Gong were all forced by Sanhuan to go into exile abroad and die. After the Duke of Lu mourning, the state of Lu gradually declined, and in the twenty-fourth year of the 33rd monarch Qing Gong (249 BC), the state of Lu was destroyed by the state of Chu.

The power of the Shi clan was too strong, a bit like a warlord divide, and then it was chaotic and disappeared!

Externally, it is adjacent to the Qi State, and the Qi State is suppressed in the competition, and if it is not expanded, its power cannot be enhanced.

Internally, the Ji Sun family, the Shusun family, and the Meng Sun family are above the office, holding the real power of the Lu State, and there are constant internal disputes.

In the ancient Spring and Autumn Period, since the Zhou Dynasty divided the princes, the vassal states conquered each other, some countries were weakened, and some countries became stronger because of the growing land and people. Lu is located in the land of Shandong, Shandong is the geographical center of our country in ancient times, the transportation is developed, and it is the place of conquest of many princes. It is also because of the prosperous culture and fertile land of Lu that other countries want to incorporate him into their territory.

Therefore, the national strength of the Lu State became weaker and weaker during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and eventually there were second-class countries that became third-rate countries, and finally they did not enter the stream at all. In the end, it was wiped out by the Qi country next to it.

When looking at history, we always see that the state of Lu is a fiefdom of the Duke of Zhou, a prosperous culture, and a state of etiquette. Many people feel sad about his demise, as if to say that a prosperous culture must represent a strong country, and it is impossible to perish. In fact, the prosperity of etiquette has little to do with national strength, and even more, the more prosperous the etiquette, the smaller the national strength.

Because a nation with manners is no match for the people of a barbarian country or a nation that likes force. The destruction of the Lu State is a matter of time.

The fate of the state of Lu was determined when the Western Zhou Dynasty was founded.

You can go and see Spring and Autumn for this.

The state of Lu was a vassal state surnamed Ji in the Zhou Dynasty, which was established after the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, Duke Zhou. In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Duke of Zhou assisted the Son of Heaven Zhou Cheng Wang to go on an eastward expedition to destroy the Wu Geng rebellion of the State of Xiang, and divided the eldest son of the Duke of Zhou Bo Yu in the homeland of the State of Xian and established the State of Lu. In the twenty-fourth year of the reign of Qing Gong (256 BC), the state of Lu was destroyed by King Chu Kaolie.

The Lu State has passed on 25 generations and 36 monarchs, which lasted about 800 years. The capital is in Qufu, the territory is south of Mount Tai, the southern part of present-day Shandong Province, and a small part of Henan, Jiangsu, and Anhui provinces.

Among the many states of the Zhou Dynasty, the Lu State is the surname of Ji "Zongbang", and the princes are "Wangguo", so "the closest Zhou is like Lu, and the one who wears the wing of Lu is not like Zhou". Lu has become the preserver and implementer of typical Zhou rites, and the world calls "Zhou rites are all in Lu".

In the twenty-fourth year of Lu Qinggong (256 years ago), the state of Lu was destroyed by King Chu Kaolie, and moved to Xiayi (now Dangshan County, Anhui Province), and the other said that Bian County (a Bian Yi, now Surabaya, Shandong) was the people, and the state of Lu perished. In the 59th year of King Zhou (255 BC), King Chu Kaolie was moved to Jucheng (the only city left in Lu State, now Juxian County, Shandong Province). Ji Yun hid the Zhou rites and ceremonies on the wall, and buried them in Ke (now Dong'a, Shandong), and was buried.

Ji Yunzi Ji Hui absconded in Kan Township, 35 miles southwest of Wenshang County, Shandong Province, and lived next to the tomb of the princes of Lu State. During the period of Emperor Ping of the Han Dynasty, the eighth grandson of the Duke of Feng Lu Qing was Kuan for the Marquis of Baolu, and was enshrined by the Duke of Zhou. During the period of Wang Mang's New Dynasty, he also named Gongsun Xiangru's descendant Ji as Baoluzi.

The reason for the fall of the Lu State was that his geography was not close to Britain, and if he was close to Britain, Britain would help him a little.

Confucius was from the state of Lu, and after Qin Shi Huang burned books and pit Confucianism, the Four Books and Five Classics were all dictated according to the recitation of the old Confucian. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, many ancient books were found in the old house of Confucius.

In the state of Lu (within the scope of the place of rule), there were Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, Zhang Liang, Zhang Zifang, and Han Xin, the soldier immortal, who of course stayed.

This is really an open case.

It should be a new topic of history (no less important than the topic of the Western Zhou Dynasty).

The state of Lu was the feudal state of Zhou Gongdan's son. Zhou Gongdan was the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou.

The relatively complete inheritance of the Zhou system in the Lu State can be said to be completely preserved in the Lu State. The other vassal states changed a lot. So more important than other countries.

Confucius also grew up in this culture.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, when Qin Shi Huang burned books, he survived by luck. It is not that Qin Shi Huang deliberately left many Confucian scholars, Qin Shi Huang could not kill them all, and they were passed down by word of mouth; Some of them are hidden in secret places and are not discovered.

Lu is far away from Qin, and Li Si studied Confucianism, so he will not forget his roots.

1.The Qin Dynasty relied on Legalism to govern the country, and in order to strengthen its rule, it burned books and pit Confucianism, except for some medical skills, which were destroyed, and a large number of Confucian allusions were naturally not spared.

2, it's just that the descendants of Confucius hid the Five Classics and some Confucian classics in the walls of their own houses in Lu State, and then Lu State is the hometown of Confucius, there are many protégés, and Confucianism is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The Spring and Autumn Left Chuan has been passed down to this day.

3.Someone upstairs said that Li Si taught Confucianism, obviously the knowledge points were confused, Li Si was a representative of the Legalists, and he proposed to burn books and pit Confucianism, and he was the prime minister of Qin at that time.

Teacher Xiaocao.

。。。Agree with LS . . . It's really a new problem that needs to be solved...

In the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Duke of Zhou assisted the Son of Heaven Zhou Chengwang to conquer the Eastern Expedition to destroy the rebellion of Wu Geng and Min, and was enshrined in the homeland of the Xiangguo.

Later, it successively annexed the surrounding small countries such as Ji, Xiang, Xuju, and Genmu, and seized part of the land of Cao, Di, Ju, and Song, becoming a big country with "Fang Baili is simple and stupid five".

The period of Duke Lu Huan, Duke Lu Zhuang, and Duke Lu was the most powerful period of the Lu State, and once competed with the Qi State for the overlord of the East, and the Duke of Lu Xu once led the princes to fight against the King of Chu Cheng and the Duke of Wen of Jin.

Until the early Warring States period, there were still several vassal states paying tribute to the Lu state.

In the second year of Lu Qing Gong (278 BC), Qin broke the capital of Chu State, Ying, and the king of Chu Qing moved east to Chen.

In the nineteenth year of Qing Gong (261 BC), Chu Valu took Xuzhou.

In the twenty-fourth year of the reign of Qing Gong (256 BC), the state of Lu was destroyed by King Chu Kaolie, and he moved to Xiayi and sealed Lu Jun in Ju.

In the next seven years (249 BC), Lu Qinggong died in Ke (now Dong'a, Shandong), and the Lu State was extinct.