Is there a book dedicated to the history of the seven countries of the Eastern Weekend?

You can take a look at the Warring States Policy.

The book "Warring States Policy" reflects the social style of the Warring States period and the spiritual demeanor of the scholars at that time, which is not only a historical work, but also a very good historical prose. As a historical material reflecting the history of the Warring States Period, it objectively records some major historical events at that time, and is a vivid portrayal of the history of the Warring States Period.

In the history of Chinese literature, it marks a new period in the development of ancient Chinese prose, and its literary character is very prominent, especially in the portrayal of characters, the use of language and writing, and the use of fables.

The ideological content of the Warring States Policy is relatively complex, and the main body reflects the ideological tendency of the Zonghengjia, and also reflects the historical characteristics of active thinking and cultural diversity during the Warring States Period. The political outlook of the "Warring States Policy" is relatively progressive, and the most prominent thing is that it embodies the political ideology of attaching importance to talents.

The book "Warring States Policy" had a great influence on the formation of the biography of Sima Qian's "Historical Records". "Warring States Policy" has always been praised by researchers for its literary value, but there are different opinions on its thoughts. This is due to the fact that the book does not conform to the Confucianism of later generations and is too much for fame and fortune.

Moreover, the historical role of the Zonghengjia is exaggerated, which reduces the historiographical value.

Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chronicles] Okay? Our teachers and dormitory classmates read it in the vernacular.

Spring and Autumn Kingdoms Form Map, Warring States Form Map.

1. All Bai Shouyi, editor-in-chief, "General History of China" has an electronic version on the Internet.

Try "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", or take a look at "Historical Records".

China's first dynastic history is "The Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty", and there is no more before, so you can only read the "Historical Records".

If you want to understand the development process of Chinese history, we recommend the landlord Fujian People's Publishing House's "Ancient Chinese History" and Beijing Normal University Press's "Ancient Chinese History", these two 4 books are undergraduate textbooks of university history, which are easy to understand and have few errors, and it is the best choice to use them to learn Chinese history by themselves. In addition, if you want to understand the representative figures in history, then the "Twenty-Four History" is the best choice, as the official history, these history books are all in the style of chronicles, which is the most suitable for understanding the lives of the characters.

Fan Wenlan, General History of China

Qian Mu, "Outline of National History", "New Theory of National History".

Bai Yang, "Outline of the History of the Chinese".

You say the introduction of the century, then you can look at Bai Yang's "Outline of the History of the Chinese", every hundred years is a unit, and there are analogies with Western history in the same period, and it is easy to understand!

For general understanding, please refer to the General History of China

If you want to know more about an individual, you have to read a biography.

If you don't know much about that period of history, "The Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is a good choice, because it is a **, interesting and easy to read.

After reading and understanding this period of history, you should read the "Historical Records" to strengthen your impression and let you know which are historical facts and which are legends or interpretations.

Then you read "Zuo Chuan" and "Zizhi Tongjian: Zhou Ji", which will allow you to have a chronological combing of the historical facts of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Finally, read "Chinese" and "Warring States Policy", these two books will let you know some anecdotes.

After you finish reading these books, you can study and compare them repeatedly, and from then on you will not be proficient in the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, but you will also be quite familiar with it.

If you are just interested, you can read the "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" written by Feng Menglong in the Ming Dynasty, which he began to write from King Xuan of Zhou to the destruction of the Six Kingdoms by the Qin State. However, there are some errors in the Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty that need to be noted.

If you want to get rid of high literary accomplishment, then "Historical Records", "Warring States Policy", and "Spring and Autumn Zuo's Biography" are all good choices.

However, it is recommended to read the "Historical Records" first, the language of the "Historical Records" is relatively easy to understand, and you can first fully understand the entire historical framework, if you want to go deeper, then find a special history book to see.

"Left Biography" Zuo Qiu Ming.

The Legend of the Ram and the Biography of Gu Liang

Spring and Autumn Kong Qiu.

Chinese Zuo Qiu Ming.

Warring States Policy" Liu Xiang.

Historical Records" Sima Qian.

Information Governance Tongjian" Sima Guang.

Outline of the History of the Chinese" Bai Yang.

Compendium of the General History of China" Fan Wenlan.

If you want to see the interesting Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty".

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was also the Warring States Period. Because the Warring States period was named after Liu Xiang's [Warring States Policy]. So I suggest, look at [Warring States Policy].It's okay to look at [Historical Records], it has a high historiographical value.

It is recommended that you watch the first half of "Guwen Guanzhi", and you can also take a proper look at "Historical Records", you can try it, the effect should be good.

Feng Menglong, "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty".

The more popular one is the Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

The left pass is also good, after all, the Eastern Zhou countries have a lot of elements of interpretation.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770 BC, 256 BC) refers to the second half of the Zhou Dynasty. After the Zhou royal family moved east to Luoyi and ended in the period from its demise, it was historically called the Eastern Zhou, which was different from the Western Zhou Dynasty during the Haojing period. The first king of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was King Ping of Zhou (Yijiu), a total of 25 kings, which lasted 515 years, and was finally destroyed by Qin.

In the first half of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the princes competed for hegemony, which lasted for more than 200 years and was called the "Spring and Autumn Period"; In the second half of the period, the remaining vassal powers continued to fight each other, which is called the "Warring States Period".

Look at those things in the Ming Dynasty, popularize history books, and make it easy to understand.

I've seen all of these. It's amazing. Then the Sui and Tang dynasties. Fell.

Let's take a look at the twenty-four histories.