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List of Wei monarchs and years of their reign.
Marquis Wen of Wei (reigned 424 BC, became a marquis in 403 BC – 387 BC) Marquis Wu of Wei (386 BC – 371 BC).
King Hui of Wei (370 BC – 335 BC).
King Xiang of Wei (334 BC – 319 BC).
King Wei Ai (318 BC – 296 BC).
King Zhao of Wei (295 BC – 277 BC).
King Anli of Wei (276 BC – 243 BC).
King Jingmin of Wei (242 BC – 228 BC).
Historical Records" Sima Qian.
Left Biography" Zuo Qiu Ming.
King of Wei (227 BC – 225 BC).
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Historical Records" Sima Qian.
Left Biography" Zuo Qiu Ming.
Note: Buy translations into modern Chinese.
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There are many dictionary appendices.
List of Wei monarchs and years of their reign.
Marquis Wen of Wei (reigned 424 BC, became a marquis in 403 BC – 387 BC) Marquis Wu of Wei (386 BC – 371 BC).
King Hui of Wei (370 BC – 335 BC).
King Xiang of Wei (334 BC – 319 BC).
King Wei Ai (318 BC – 296 BC).
King Zhao of Wei (295 BC – 277 BC).
King Anli of Wei (276 BC – 243 BC).
King Jingmin of Wei (242 BC – 228 BC).
King of Wei (227 BC – 225 BC).
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The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Benji, and Benji are dedicated to writing about emperors.
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Not long ago, I saw a book in the Xinhua bookstore about the list of Chinese emperors in Taiwan, not to mention the previous monarchs of the Wei State during the Warring States Period, that is, the Cao Mang Kings in various turbulent periods, which will definitely help you.
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Liutao": The legend was written by Lu Shang (Jiang Taigong) of the Zhou Dynasty. After research, it was identified as the work of the Warring States of Zen, and there are 6 volumes in existence.
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Ancient: Historical Records
Zuo Biography "Chinese".
Warring States Policy" Zizhi Tong Jian Jian
Wu Yue Chunqiu "Jueyue Book".
Lü's Spring and Autumn "Modern:
General History of China"
China's reputation has been up and down for 5,000 years", etc.
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Spring and Autumn Left Biography", "Shiji", "Chinese", "Warring States Policy", "Lü's Spring and Autumn".
He vigorously developed his own fishing and animal husbandry, improved his country's economy, used it to equip his army, and actively diplomacy, and carried out exchanges with other countries, and gradually became the most powerful country in the East.
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