Which dynasty is Hou Yi, what country is the monarch, and what is he good at?

Hou Yi was the king of a poor country in the Xia Dynasty, and he was good at shooting the sun.

Hou Yi is Yi, a figure in the Di Yao period, Chang'e's husband, who was sealed in Shangqiu (now Shangqiu City, Henan Province) by Di Yao.

Hou Yi did not become an emperor. Myths and legends say that during the time of Emperor Yao, ten suns rose in the sky at the same time, scorching the land, drying up the crops, and the people were so hot that they fell to the ground unconscious. Because of the scorching heat, some strange birds and beasts of prey also ran out of the dry rivers and lakes and the flame-like forests, killing people everywhere.

Yi immediately began the battle to shoot the sun. He took off the red bow from his shoulder, took out the white arrows, and shot them one by one at the arrogant sun, and in an instant nine of the ten suns were shot away, leaving only one day, bringing revival to the earth, and the people respectfully called him "Dayi".

1. "Guojun" appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period.

2. "Wang" appeared earlier, and was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription. "King" is a symbol of royal power with an axe. The original meaning was the supreme ruler of ancient times. King means supreme and rules the people on behalf of the heavens.

3. The term "emperor" was determined by Qin Shi Huang after the unification of the six kingdoms, out of consideration of the merits of the "three emperors and five emperors".

4. It is generally believed that the supreme ruler of feudal society was called the "Son of Heaven" in the Zhou Dynasty.

The Son of Heaven was the Zhou Dynasty, the Emperor was the Qin Dynasty, and the King was the Shang Dynasty, but it was customary to start from the Han Dynasty, and the monarch appeared during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Kings and kings belong to the kings of the kingdoms of the candidates.

Most of the titles called kings or kings were before the Qin Dynasty or during the Han Dynasty Some kings with different surnames from Liu Bang's feudal feud Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty were rarely used after the Han Dynasty Emperors From Qin Shi Huang to Aixin Jueluo Puyi Puppet Manchu Emperor has always been used Emperor: It is the Three Emperors and the Five Emperors are collectively referred to as the Son of Heaven It is to propagate the Xuanda Emperor's Use feudal ideas to consolidate his dominance is the son of Heaven.

When did this become a legend, although this Hou Yi is also good at archery, he is not the descendant of the legendary sun shooting.

Hou Yi's Hou is the meaning of the king, that is, the king called Yi, the king of a poor country.

Dayi, surnamed Dayi, is a person from the Ten Days Kingdom.

Hou Yi and Dayi are not the same person, and they have nothing to do with each other, and Hou Yi is not a descendant of Dayi.

Chang'e is Dayi's wife, Dayi shoots the sun, and is a legendary figure. Hou Yi is a real historical figure in the poor country of the ancient Xia Dynasty, which is recorded in ancient historical books.

Widowed, lonely king, lonely.

XX Gong, XX King, XX King.

Princess...

Definition 1 At that time, the so-called "harmony" referred to the cessation of war between two opposing peoples, the abandonment of their grudges, and the establishment of peaceful, friendly and friendly relations.

Source: Literature and History Digest "Guiyang Literature and History" 2004 Lin Jianzeng, Zhu Chong.

Definition 2 Harmony refers to the marriage between the heads of two different nationalities or two different regimes of the same race for the purpose of "making peace for my own use".

Source: Research on Ancient Chinese Ethnic Relations, Journal of **Minzu University (Philosophy and Social Science Edition), 1995, Cui Mingde.

Definition 3: "Heqin" here refers to the two aristocratic families of the Jin State, the Zhongxing clan and the Fan clan, who jointly dealt with the Liang clan and carried out reconciliation activities, and there is no in-law relationship. (Zhou Li, Qiu Guan, Xiang Zai: "The country of Zhangman, Yi, Fujian, raccoon dog, and Rong Zhi makes the palm pass on the words of the king and enjoy the words of Yan to be in harmony.")

Source: On the Types, Characteristics and Other Characteristics of Harmony in Ancient China Ethnic Studies, 1995 Cui Mingde, Lin Enxian.

Definition 4: First, the Western Jin Dynasty has appeared to regard the marriage between the two minority regimes as a harmonious concept, in the Sui and Tang dynasties, the peace period has been deepened and generally accepted, such as the Tang Dynasty historian Fang Xuanling called the marriage between the Xiongnu and the Xiongnu and the Xianbei and the beggars and the blazing as "harmony".The southern Liang lord of the Xianbei tribe, the bald Wugu, sent an envoy to the Xianbei tribe's Western Qin lord to beg for a marriage, called "to marry and kiss".

Source: On the Characteristics of Sui and Tang Harmony "Tianfu New Treatise" 1995 Cui Mingde.

Claiming to be a widow. Those of other countries are called xx kings, and those of Qin are called Qin kings.

If a woman had no status in ancient times, she used "the widow has a woman who wants to marry xx" and the like.

Claiming to be a widow. Those of other countries are called xx kings, and those of Qin are called Qin kings.

Qin Guo, surnamed Ying;

The original surname of Qi refers to the Spring and Autumn Period, and it is actually difficult to say what the surname is, but it is not Tian, Tian is a surname rather than a surname, and there are three algorithms for surnames, one is the earliest, surnamed Fei; The second is from Hu Gongman, and the third is from Chen, surnamed Chen. However, due to the change of surname to surname after the Han Dynasty, the surname Tian, that is, the monarch at that time did not have the surname Tian, and his descendants basically had the surname Tian in the Han Dynasty.

The surname of the monarch of Chu is Mi, the surname of the monarch is Xiong, and the other clans of the royal family are Qu Zhaojing, so by the time of the Han Dynasty, the direct family of the monarch was surnamed Xiong, and the representative figure was Xiong Xin, but there were others.

The surname of Yan Guo is Ji and there is no clan, but many descendants have changed to Yan as their surname, so Yan can also be regarded as a clan, of course, not a real clan.

Zhao Guo, surnamed Ying, Zhao, the main descendants are surnamed Zhao.

Wei Guo, surnamed Ji, Wei, later surnamed Wei.

South Korea, surnamed Ji, Han, descendants later surnamed Han.

In fact, it is not very meaningful to discuss what is the surname of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, because in the pre-Qin period, men did not call their surnames, and they may not even know what their surnames are, but they will definitely know what their surnames are, just like what Tian Qi Guojun has his surname, it is not clear, the only thing that is clear is that his clan is Tian, and the original Jiang Qi's clan is Lu. Later, in the Han Dynasty, the surname was unified into a surname, and the original surname had no meaning, and most of the surnames actually referred to the original surname.

It would be much better if it was according to the clan, Qin Huan, Qi Tian, Chu Xiong, Yan Ji, Zhao Zhao, Wei Wei, Han Han.

Qin Jun's surname is Win, and the ancestor is 颛顼. Ancestor Ying Feizi is the descendant of Shang general Ying Feilian, who has made meritorious contributions to King Wu of Zhou and has to be vassalized;

Zhao Jun's ancestor is also Fei Lian, Fei Lian's youngest son won Ji Sheng, and his father was the chauffeur of King Zhou Mu, who was meritorious and was sealed in Zhao City, and then took Zhao as his surname, so Qin Zhao was originally a family;

Han Jun's ancestors and Zhou have the same surname Ji, after Qu Wowu Gong seized the throne of the Jin State, his uncle Ji Wan Yu Han Yuan, then took Han as his surname, and his descendants established Korea;

The ancestor of Wei Jun is also surnamed Ji, the ancestor is Ji Gao, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, sealed in Bi, surnamed Bi, and his descendants have Bi Wan, Shi Jin Xiangong is the right of the car, meritorious, sealed in Wei City, and then changed his surname to Wei;

Yan Jun is also surnamed Ji, a descendant of Zhaogong, the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou, and has never changed his surname;

The ancestor of the Warring States Qi is Hu Gongfu Man, the thirty-second grandson of Shang Jun, the son of Yu Shun, who helped King Wu of Zhou to make meritorious contributions, sealed in Chen, and then took it as his surname, and then Chen Wan, the son of Chen Ligong, avoided trouble and ran to Qi, changed his surname to Tian, and passed through ten generations of Qi, and used a ancestral hall with the surnames of Fei, Chen, Tian, Yao, and Hu in many places, because their ancestors were all Da Shun;

Chu is the grandson of Zhuan Xuan, after Chongli, Wu Hui, called Zhu Rong, the end of Shang, Zhu Rong's descendants of Xiong Xiong helped King Wu of Zhou to make meritorious contributions, sealed Chu Zi, his son changed his surname to Xiong, called Xiong Duo, King Wu gave the surname Mi, but Chu itself is still Xiong, Mi is used together, and its branch descendants are surnamed Qu, surnamed Jing, surnamed Zhao, so Chu has five national surnames: Xiong, Mi, Qu, Jing and Zhao.

Interestingly, the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period traced back to their roots, and there were actually three families with the original surname Ji (Wei, Han, Yan), and the three were descendants of Zhuan Xuan (Chu, Qin, Zhao, Qin and Zhao's blood relationship is closer), and only Qi played a single role.

Zhao Guo: Ying's surname is Zhao.

Qin Guo: Ying's surname is Zhao.

Yan Guo: Ji surname.

Wei Guo: Ji's surname is Wei.

South Korea: Ji's surname is Han.

Chu State: Mi's surname is Xiong.

Qi State: The concubine's surname is Tian (in the Spring and Autumn Period, Jiang's surname was Lu).

Qi Guo Tian.

Han Zhao Wei is the surname.

Yan Guo Ji Clan. Chu Guoxiong's surname is Mi.

Qin Guo: Ying's surname is Zhao.

The Warring States period you said, I'm the absolute standard.

Qi: The original surname Jiang was surnamed Tian during the Warring States period, and the so-called Tian family generation Qi Qin: Win Han: Han.

Wei: Wei Zhao: Zhao.

Yan: Ji Chu: Xiong.

In the early Warring States period, there were still more than a dozen countries in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, among which Qi, Jin, Chu, and Yue were the strongest, and they had the tendency to divide the world. Later, the Jin civil strife was divided, and the three families of Han, Zhao, and Wei divided the Jin Kingdom. The Tian clan of the secretary of Qi usurped the power of the Qi state.

Later, the Yan State rose and the Qin State flourished, and by the middle of the Warring States Period, the remaining seven major powers of Qin, Chu, Han, Zhao, Wei, Qi, and Yan were known as the Seven Heroes of the Warring States.

Yan Guo: Ji surname. The founding monarch was Yan Zhao Gongxi.

Zhao Guo [Ying's surname is Zhao, the founding monarch Zhao Liehou Zhao nationality].

Wei State [Ji's surname is Wei, the founding monarch Wei Wenhou Weisi].

Chu State [Mi surname Xiong, founding monarch Xiong Yi].

Qin State [Ying surname, the founding monarch won open].

Qi State [Tian Shi, the founding monarch of Qi Taigong Tian He].

South Korea [Ji's surname is Han, the founding monarch Han Jinghou Han Qian].

The two surnames of Qi were first Jiang Shangfeng's Qi State, and later the usurpation of the surname Tian, so the surname of Qi was Tian.

The surname of Wei is Wei.

Zhao Guo's surname is Zhao.

Yan Guo is authentic and sealed by the Zhou royal family, so the surname is Ji.

The state of Chu is a southern barbarian, surnamed Mi (the now very popular Miyue Biography is this Mi).

South Korea, like the Yan Kingdom, is also an old vassal state, surnamed Ji.

Needless to say, Qin Guo's surname is Ying. But the state of Qin is not the same as the barbarian and the state of Chu said by the six countries in the east, the relationship between the state of Qin and the royal family of Zhou is very close, the king of Zhou Youfeng played the princes, but no one came to the king of Qin, only Qin brought iron horses to kill Rong Di when he was still a tribe, so although Qin was born in a tribe, it was indeed a vassal state of the Zhou royal family.

First the Jin Dynasty, and then.

Song dynasty. Sima Yan's grandfather is Sima Yi, Sima Yi is the military division of the Wei State, after Sima Yan seized the throne, he established the Jin State, and then experienced the Eight Kings Rebellion and other battles, so that the vitality of the Jin State was greatly injured, at that time Huan Wen A general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he wanted to usurp the throne, triggering the Great War between the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Later Qin, this battle is the battle of the historical Weishui, and finally the Eastern Jin Dynasty won the Later Qin, but this is only a delaying strategy, but the Eastern Jin Dynasty weakened more sharply, Huan Wen wanted to usurp the throne, sent troops to attack Jiankang, abolished the Jin An Emperor, and established himself as the emperor. Liu Shu, the general of the Beifu Army, defeated Mu Ziwen's son Huan Xuan, but from then on, the Eastern Jin Dynasty was only an empty shell.

It was Liu Yu who held the political power of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Liu Yu's great-grandfather was Liu Kun, who smelled the chickens and danced with his ancestors. In the end, Liu Yu established the Song Dynasty and ruled the south!

The Western Jin Dynasty (265-316) was a dynasty in ancient China, founded in 265 by Emperor Sima Yan of the Jin Dynasty to replace the Cao Wei regime. The country name is Jin, the capital is Luoyang, and it is known as the "Western Jin Dynasty" in history. This dynasty lasted only fifty-one years, and if it was calculated from the destruction of Wu, it would be only thirty-seven years.

Sima Yi's grandson, Sima Zhao's son, Sima Yan, killed Xiao Cao and established the Jin Dynasty.