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What you said, "The monarch is based on Qufu, and the emperor is building a city in other places to live." It is in line with the "Zhou Li", according to the "Zhou Lidi Lawsuit": "Where a state is built, the land is controlled by the soil
The land of the dukes is five hundred miles away, and half of its eaters are eaten; The land of the princes, four hundred miles of the frontier, one of its eaters; The land of Zhubo, three hundred miles of the frontier, one of its eaters ginseng; The land of the sons is two hundred miles away, and one of the four eaters of it; The land of men, the territory is a hundred miles, and its eaters are one of the four. Youyun: "Everything that is made is despised, and its territory is controlled and the ditch is sealed."
In the early Spring and Autumn Period, Lu was a big country, as if it was already a principality. According to the weekly etiquette, "five hundred miles of the territory should be sealed", then within 500 miles of this side, the monarch built the capital and contempt, which is completely in line with the etiquette system. Because the etiquette system followed at that time was "Zhou Li", it was not in line with the etiquette system to start building a cannon tower without greeting the monarch, but if it was built 500 miles away, it was a policy loophole, and it was estimated that the monarch would not be able to say anything.
The princes really only have nominal jurisdiction over the fiefdoms, otherwise there would not be the phenomenon of three families dividing Jin, and the six families joined forces to attack the Jin monarch and destroyed the monarch, which is really incredible.
So the king's taxes, armaments, and soldiers should be limited to the city? No, the monarch will not divide the territory completely, he still has many direct territories, and he also has to pay attention to balance.
Zhou Li Xia Guan Sima": "The king holds the road drum, the princes hold the drum, the military general holds the Jin drum, the division commander holds the mention, the brigade commander holds the cymbal, the two Sima holds the priest, and the company horse holds the bracelet - to teach the sitting, advance and retreat, speed Xu, and sparse number of sections. Then he searched the field, and there was a raccoon dog and an oath to the people; drums, then encircled; Fire disadvantages, sacrifice poultry to the shrine.
The king carries the Dachang, the princes carry the flag, the military officials carry the flag, the division carries the capital, the township carries the goods, the suburbs carry the goods, the hundred officials carry the goods, and each book its own affairs and its name. Everything else is like a brigade. So the method of searching for the macaque field was used to collect the disadvantages and cause the birds to be worshipped.
It can be seen that each feudal province is compared to a prince, and according to the weekly ceremony, it must also participate in the training of the army, and also go together during the battle.
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The monarch must have controlled a large area of land, which was administered by a member of the monarch's family or a designated person. But the kind of situation you mentioned is also widespread, and this also contributed to the emergence of the later ** centralization.
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In the spring and autumn period, there were hundreds of Bai countries.
During the Warring States period, except for Qindu, Chu, Qi, and Yan
Zhi Zhao, Wei Dao, Han Qiguo outside, inside.
In fact, the Wei Kingdom has always existed, and it was not canceled until the reign of Qin II in the Spring and Autumn Period, including Qin, Jin, Qi, Yan, Chu, Wu, Yue, Shen, Wei, Zheng, Xu, Cao, Lu, Deng, Tan, Cai, Jiang, Sui, Luo, Yu, Tate, Tao, Yu, Ju, Yong, etc.
During the Warring States Period, there were Qin, Chu, Qi, Yan, Zhao, Wei, Han, Zhongshan, Wei, Song, Tan, Fei, Yue, Xue, Ju, Tao, Ji, Dai, Shu, Tho and so on.
State of Chu Zhao State.
Qi State Qin State.
South Korea's Swallow Country.
Wei State Yue State.
Song Guo Lu Guo.
Zheng Guo Wei Guo.
Ju Guo Zou Guo.
Qi Guo Cai Guo.
Tan Guo Ren Guo.
Teng Guo Xue Guo.
Fei Guo Ni Guo.
Zeng Guo Zhangguo.
Pi Guo Yu Guo.
The country of Qiu, the country of slippery.
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It's a big question, and it's better to put a bounty on it, hehe.
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Spring and Autumn are the five hegemons. Duke of Qi Huan, Duke Wen of Jin, King of Chu, King of Wu, King of Lu, King Goujian. Sengoku is the Seven Heroes. Qi Chu, Qin Yan, Zhao Wei, Han.
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That's the title, that is, the size of the official. Zhou Tianzi is the largest and is the king. Then there are the male, the marquis, the uncle, the son, and the male.
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Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770 BC - 256 BC), the Zhou Dynasty after the Shang Dynasty moved Kyoto from Haojing to Luoyi (now Luoyang City, Henan Province), the history of the Zhou Dynasty after the eastward migration is called the Eastern Zhou, before the Zhou Dynasty was called the Western Zhou when the capital was in Haojing.
The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was divided into two periods: the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Therefore, this period is also known as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
The Five Tyrants of the Spring and Autumn Period refer to the Duke of Qi Huan, the Duke of Song Xiang, the Duke of Wen of Jin, the Duke of Qin Mu, and the King of Chu Zhuang.
Another theory is that the Duke of Qi Huan, the Duke of Wen of Jin, the King of Chuzhuang, the King of Wu Lu, and the King of Yue Goujian.
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There are no kings, only princely kings.
It's fake, there are no unicorns in the world at all.
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