Did the Shang Dynasty win any wars?

Emperor Xin (King Zhou) did not fight with King Wen of Zhou.

1. The exploits of King Su to develop the lower reaches of the Huai River and the Yangtze River basin in Shandong. The expansion of the territory of the Shang Dynasty promoted the spread of civilization in the Central Plains, which contributed to the development of productive forces in China.

2. At that time, the merchant army had already used chariots to equip bronze weapons. At its peak, the number of troops sent out was 10,000, which was enough to dominate the Yellow River and the Yangtze River basin. It shows that the king of Shang had certain military talents, which promoted the development of cold weapons at that time;

3. The merit of the king of Shang in managing the unification of Dongyi and the Central Plains in the southeast. The territory of the Shang Dynasty was expanded to a certain extent, which promoted the spread of Chinese civilization and contributed to the development of the productive forces of the stove at that time.

Battle of Makino. It is also commonly referred to as the Wu Wu Expedition. The two warring sides: Shang, the commander is Di Xin, with 170,000 troops; Zhou, the commander is Ji Fa, and the coalition army is 10,000. It is a well-known example in Chinese history of winning more with less, defeating the strong with the weak, and striking first.

In 1046 BC, the battle of Muye, King Wu of Zhou, and the Shang Dynasty fell.

"Historical Records Yin Benji": "On Jiazi Day, the army was defeated. He walked into the (Chao Song), climbed the deer platform, dressed in his precious jade clothes, and went to the fire to die".

First of all, I personally think that it is the most critical, and soon after Wuding, Dongyi frequently rebelled, and then the Shang Dynasty and Dongyi carried out a long-term campaign, resulting in the weakening of the Shang Dynasty's national strength. Although the war situation had improved during the Shang period, it was a fact that the Shang Dynasty's strength had been greatly weakened.

Secondly, due to the constant wars with Dongyi and Jiuyi in the south, the main force of the Shang Dynasty was basically not in the capital when Zhou attacked Shang.

Third, because the Shang Dynasty reformed the inheritance system at that time, there was an eldest succession to replace the elder brother and the younger brother, so Weizi and others were not convinced.

Fourth, the fierce struggle between theocracy and kingship at the end of the Shang Dynasty also weakened the power of the Shang Dynasty.

Fifth, the king of Shang was rigid and self-serving. From the historical records, it can be seen that the king of Xuan is both civil and military, but he is a little stubborn and self-serving.

As for the smear of Shang in the history books, the owner of the post can be used as a joke.

Self-defeating, it is more difficult to keep a business than to start a business.

Defeated by Zhou, he perished.

<> "What was the battle between the Shang King and the Wu King?"

The Battle of Muye was a strategic decisive battle in which King Wu of Zhou, assisted by Lu Shang and others, led his army to attack the Shang capital Chaoge (now Qi County, Henan), and destroyed the Shang Dynasty in Muye (the area south of Qi County and north of the Wei River). The Shang Dynasty established by Shang Tang went through the stages of initial prosperity, middle decline, recovery, heyday, and weakness.

By the time of the reign of King Shang (Di Xin), he had entered the abyss of a full-scale crisis. Under the rule of the feudal king, the Yin Shang Dynasty was politically corrupt, punished harshly, and used troops for many years, and the people were burdened and miserable; There were many contradictions within the Guiheng clan and fell apart, which led to the turmoil of the entire society, and there was a chaotic situation of "like a scorpion, like a boiling soup".