The princes of all walks of life did not destroy the Eastern Zhou

I seem to see that you asked why Dongzhou existed in name only, but that question is closed, so it's okay here.

1。At that time, the wisdom of the people was not opened, there was no new system to replace the feudal system, but it did need a new social system to adapt to the social productive forces that had developed at that time, part of the reason for the emergence of a hundred schools of thought was to seek a new social form, the princes took the king of Zhou as a symbol, what should the princes do or what to do.

2。Because the combination of divine power and royal power was still very close at that time, the ancients were too superstitious and afraid of God's punishment. In their eyes, although the Zhou royal family is in decline, they also obey the mandate of heaven, do you dare to go against God.

At that time, the Yin-Yang family also created a theory to find a reason for the princes to change the dynasty.

3。At that time, although the vassal states had some Spring and Autumn Five hegemons, but there were many strong countries, if any prince was the first to bubble up and destroy the king of Zhou, and immediately there were vassal states to suppress him in the name of defending the Zhou royal family, even if he was the strongest at that time, he could not resist the unity of others, and it was difficult to defeat four hands with two fists.

In ancient times, the word "loyalty" was emphasized.

No one wants to memorize an "anti" name.

No, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was destroyed by Qin. The princes of all walks of life did not crusade against the Son of Heaven of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, nor did they destroy the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

There was no righteous war in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, but everyone wanted to pretend to be a righteous war and become famous.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty and Qin were directly destroyed, and if you want to say indirect, all the vassal states have a share.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was destroyed in 256 BC by the Qin state.

In the dynasties of Chinese history, after the fall of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the princes supported the original deposed prince Yijiu as the king, known as the king of Zhou Ping, and the capital of Luoyi (now Luoyang, Henan), known as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in history. In the first half of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the princes competed for hegemony, known as the Spring and Autumn Period.

In 453 BC, after the three families of Han, Zhao and Wei joined forces to destroy the Zhi family, the three families were divided, and the princes fought against each other, which was called the Warring States Period.

In the seventeenth year of King Xiang of Zhou (635 years ago), there was a rebellion of the sub-belt, and the king of Zhou Xiang could not be peaceful, so he asked for help from Duke Wen of Jin, and Duke Wen took his uncle, so he got the inland of the river for Bo.

In the twentieth year of King Xiang of Zhou (632 BC), King Xiang was forced by Duke Wen of Jin to practice the Tuhui Alliance in Heyang.

During the reign of King Zhou, the country was weaker and weaker, and it was divided into the Eastern Zhou Kingdom and the Western Zhou Kingdom.

In the eighth year of King Zhou (307 BC), the Qin State attacked Korea through the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and the Zhou people did not dare to offend on both sides, so they were in a dilemma.

The royal city of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was located between the powerful countries, and instead of working together, they attacked and killed each other.

In the fifty-ninth year of King Zhou (256 BC), the Western Zhou Kingdom was destroyed by the Qin State, and King Zhou Xun died of illness in the same year.

Seven years later, the Eastern Zhou Kingdom was also destroyed by Qin, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty perished.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was destroyed by the Qin State in 256 BC, and the fundamental reason for its demise was the feudal system, Zhou Tianzi divided the princes of the world and established the country, at most there were more than 100 vassal states in the world, due to the large number of vassal states, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty itself was weakened, and a small number of vassal states became stronger and stronger, and it was only a matter of time before the Eastern Zhou Dynasty perished.

The Eastern Zhou Dynasty passed on a total of 25 kings from 770 B.C., when King Ping of Zhou moved east to Luoyi to 256 B.C., and was destroyed by Qin, and experienced 515 years before and after. The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was actually divided into two periods, from the first year of King Ping of Zhou (770 BC) to the forty-fourth year of King Jing of Zhou (476 BC) as the Spring and Autumn Period; Because of Confucius.

Adaptation of Lu Shi's "Spring and Autumn".

The name is characterized by the fact that the center of gravity of power in the world has shifted from the Son of Heaven to the princes; Qin Shi Huang 35 years after the fall of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (256 BC).

The first year (221 BC) was the Warring States period. Because of the "Warring States Policy" compiled by Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty

The name of the book is characterized by the fact that the center of gravity of power continues to move downward, from the princes to the princes and doctors, and the cloth clothes are the rise of the common class.

It was destroyed by Qin in 256 BC.

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The Eastern Zhou Dynasty refers to the historical period when King Ping of Zhou moved east to Luoyi in 770 BC and was destroyed by Qin in 256 BC.