Seek a historical chronology of events and the end of the spring and autumn

At the beginning of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the Zhou Dynasty went downhill, the royal family declined, the power fell, the vassal states fought against each other, and wars were frequent. Small vassal states were annexed one after another, and powerful vassal states were unified in some areas. In the middle of the Spring and Autumn period, there was a period of relative peace, because all the countries were exhausted by the war and needed to recuperate, so the war was temporarily quelled by an agreement reached in 546 BC with the participation of 14 countries.

However, during this period, in the Yangtze River Valley, there were many hegemony struggles between Wu, Chu, and Yue. In the middle and late Spring and Autumn period, with the popularization of ox farming and the application of iron farming tools, the economy developed rapidly, and there was a profound social change such as the development of private land and the collapse of the well field system. Within some vassal states, the aristocracy became powerful and began to compete for power with the king.

In 453 B.C., the Jin Kingdom appeared Han, Zhao, and Wei three large households, divided the Jin Kingdom, and established their own countries, which is the famous "Three Families of Jin". As a result, the era of the seven heroes standing side by side and competing for hegemony with each other gradually came, and the Spring and Autumn Period moved towards the Warring States Period.

BC1046 Battle of Makino King Wu Jianzhou Dingdu Haojing (just around today's Xi'an) BC771 Youwang Beacon Fire Opera Princes Western Zhou perished.

BC771 King Ping moved his capital to Luoyi (that is, the area around Luoyang).

BC6c Social Transformation Main Economic Field The ideological field of the use of iron ox farming appeared: the activity of the scholar class, and the situation of a hundred schools of thought contending.

The main representatives of the Spring and Autumn Period are Confucius and Lao Tzu.

The end of the Spring and Autumn Period, 476 BC, and there is no writing to examine further.

In 770 BC, King Ping of Zhou moved his capital to Luoyi. The Spring and Autumn period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty began.

In 685 BC, Duke Huan of Qi ascended the throne and appointed Guan Zhong as the prime minister.

The Battle of the Long Spoon of Qilu in 684 BC.

In 656 BC, Duke Huan of Qi led the allied forces of Lu and Song to attack Chu.

In 638 BC, in the battle of Song and Chu Hongshui, Song Xianggong was defeated.

In 632 BC, in the battle of Jin and Chu Chengpu, the Chu army was defeated, and Jin Wen was hegemonic.

In 623 BC, Qin Mugong dominated Xirong.

In 597 BC, in the battle of Jin Chu Yi, the Jin army was defeated. King Chuzhuang reigned supreme.

Confucius was born in 551 BC.

In 506 B.C., King Wu conquered Chu.

In 496 BC, Goujian, the king of Yue, defeated the Wu army and died. Wu Wangfu was on the throne.

Beginning in 475 BC during the Warring States period, China entered a feudal society.

In 473 BC, King Goujian of Yue destroyed Wu.

In 403 AD, the three families of Han, Zhao and Wei were made princes.

In 359 B.C. (356 B.C.), the Shang Dynasty began to reform the law in Qin.

In the Battle of Maling in 341 BC, Sun Bin defeated the Wei army.

In 307 B.C., King Wuling of Zhao practiced Hufu cavalry shooting.

In 284 BC, Le Yi led the alliance of the five kingdoms to conquer Qi.

In 283 B.C., Lin Xiangru returned to Zhao after completing the wall.

In 279 BC, Tian Dan attacked Yan with a fire ox array and restored the Qi state.

In 278 B.C., the poet Qu Yuan threw himself into the Miluo River.

In 270 BC, Fan Sui entered Qin, and Qin implemented a long-distance and close-range attack strategy.

In the Battle of Changping in 260 BC, Qin Baiqi broke Zhao Kuo.

In 257 BC, Wei Xinling Jun rescued Zhao and broke the Qin army.

In 256 BC, Qin destroyed Zhou.

In 238 B.C., the Qin Dynasty was in power.

In 227 A.D., Jing Ke's assassination of the king of Qin failed.

From 230 BC to 221 BC, Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms.

Chronology of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC).

584 B.C. The state of Wu arose.

575 B.C. Battle of Yanling.

In 562 B.C., Lu made three armies.

In 559 BC, Chu and Wu fought in Gaozhou.

In 548 BC, Cui Zhu killed the Duke of Qi Zhuang.

In 546 B.C., Jin and Chu defeated their soldiers.

In 544 B.C., Wu Jizha traveled around the world.

In 541 B.C., Zheng Zi asked Ping Gong about his illness.

In 529 B.C., King Chu Ling hanged himself.

525 BC Battle of Wu Chu Chang'an.

In 522 BC, Wu Zixu went to Wu.

In 519 B.C., the two kings of the Zhou dynasty were established.

In 515 B.C., he assassinated the king of Wu, and the king of Wu ascended the throne in 506 B.C., and the Wu army broke through Chu and entered Ying.

496 B.C. King Wu invaded Vietnam, was defeated and died, 500 B.C. 490 B.C. Jin Sheng's civil strife evolved into a melee between princes, and at the end of the 6th century B.C., various countries opened canals and built weirs.

Warring States (475-221 BC).

In 323 B.C., the "Five Kingdoms Ministers" united against Qin.

In 322 BC, Zhang Yi was in charge of Wei, and the Zongheng family was active in the political arena, and in 318 BC, the Five Kingdoms attacked Qin.

In 316 B.C., the king of Yan made a walk.

In 312 BC, Zhang Yi broke the alliance between Qi and Chu.

In 308 BC, Qin Ganmao attacked Yiyang.

In 307 B.C., King Wuling of Zhao Hu Fu rode and shot.

In 301 BC, Qi, Wei, and Han attacked Chu.

293 BC Battle of Qin, Han, Wei and Yique.

In 287 B.C., Su and Qin joined forces to attack Qin.

284 B.C. Yan Le Yi Vaqi.

In 269 BC, Zhao defeated Qin and Yu.

260 BC Battle of Changping of Qin and Zhao.

In 258 BC, Qin besieged Handan.

About 251 B.C., Li Bing and his son built Dujiangyan.

In 227 BC, Jing Ke assassinated the king of Qin.