Who is Zhou Gong, and which one is Zhou Gong referring to

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Zhou Gong (year of birth and death unknown), Ji name Dan, also known as Shu Dan. The founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, an outstanding politician, military strategist, thinker, educator, "Yuan Sheng", pioneer of Confucianism, the fourth son of King Jichang of Zhou Wen, and the younger brother of King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu. The mining is in Zhou, so it is called Zhou Gong.

Sealed in Qufu, staying in power, the eldest son was sealed. King Wu died, became Wang You, and was the regent of Zhou Gong. Uncle Guan, Uncle Cai, Uncle Huo and others were not convinced, and united with the Yin nobles Wu Geng and Dongyi to rebel.

He led his army to the east, quelled the rebellion, and after destroying the Emperor (now Qufudong, Shandong), he divided the princes and built Zhou Luoyi (now Luoyang, Henan). He also made rituals and music, and was the main creator of the Western Zhou Dynasty code system, advocating "Mingde and prudent punishment", governing the country with "rites", and laying the foundation for "the rule of Chengkang".

The exploits of Zhou Gong's life are summarized in the "Great Biography of Shangshu" as: "One year to save the chaos, two years to conquer Yin, three years to practice the dying, four years to build the Hou Wei, five years to camp into Zhou, six years to make ceremonies, and seven years to become the king." The remarks can be found in the "Great Message", "Kanghe", "Toast", "Wuyi" and "Lizheng" articles of the "Book of Shang".

In culture, Zhou Gong put forward the moral code of "Mingde and Prudent Punishment", formulated a complete etiquette and ceremony, and in addition, Zhou Gong once proposed "respecting virtue and protecting the people", making rituals and making music, and establishing a code system.

His remarks can be found in various articles of the "Book of Shang", such as "Golden Silk" and "Wuyi". Zhou Gong also contributed to the creation of the I Ching. The Duke of Zhou was revered by Confucius and revered as a saint by Confucianism. Zhou Gong Thought played a foundational role in the formation of Confucianism, and Confucianism in the Han Dynasty called Zhou Gong and Confucius together.

Zhou Gong, who interprets dreams, is the younger brother of Ji Fa, King Wu of Zhou.

Zhou Gong, Ji surname, name Dan. The founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, an outstanding politician, military strategist, thinker, educator, "Yuan Sheng", pioneer of Confucianism, the fourth son of King Jichang of Zhou Wen, and the younger brother of King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu. The mining is in Zhou, so it is called Zhou Gong.

Sealed in Qufu, staying in power, the eldest son was sealed. King Wu died, became Wang You, and was the regent of Zhou Gong. Uncle Guan, Uncle Cai, Uncle Huo and others were not convinced, and united with the Yin nobles Wu Geng and Dongyi to rebel.

He led his army to the east, quelled the rebellion, and after the dying, he divided the princes and built Zhou Luoyi. He also made rituals and music, and was the main creator of the Western Zhou Dynasty code system, advocating "Mingde and prudent punishment", governing the country with "rites", and laying the foundation for "the rule of Chengkang".

The historical Duke of Zhou is actually the fourth son of Ji Chang, King Wen of Zhou, that is, Ji Fa's younger brother. Because he was mined in Zhou, the title was duke, so he was called the duke of Zhou. He was a well-known politician, thinker, and educator who was known as the Yuan Sage by later generations.

It should be Zhuang Zhou, because there is a legend of Zhou Gong dreaming of butterflies, and Zhuang Zhou also has a legend of dreaming butterflies.

The historical Duke of Zhou was Ji Dan, that is, the son of King Wen of Zhou, who was a politician at that time.

Zhou Gong (year of birth and death unknown), surnamed Ji, name Dan. The founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty, an outstanding politician, military strategist, thinker, educator, "Yuan Sheng", pioneer of Confucianism, the fourth son of King Jichang of Zhou Wen, and the younger brother of King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu. The mining is in Zhou, so it is called Zhou Gong.

The achievements of the Duke of Zhou are mainly military, and the Duke of Zhou conquered Yin for the second time when the Zhou Dynasty was not firmly established, unified the East, and established a military center centered on the Zhou Dynasty; Politically, the patriarchal system as the core and the feudal system were established; Culturally, the ritual is made and the music is the culmination of the weekly ceremony.

Duke of Zhou is the son of King Wen of Zhou, and the fourth son of King Wen surnamed Ji Mingdan. Because he was in Zhou, and his title was Shanggong, later generations honored him as Duke of Zhou or Duke of Zhou.

Duke of Zhou, surnamed Ji Mingdan, the son of King Wen of Zhou, and the younger brother of King Wu of Zhou. After the establishment of the Western Zhou Dynasty, he assisted King Wu of Zhou and King Cheng of Zhou to govern the country, and presided over the formulation of the patriarchal system and the ritual music system on the basis of the feudal system, making significant contributions to the consolidation and development of the Zhou Dynasty.

Hello, I'm glad to have your question, Zhou Gong refers to King Wen of Zhou.

Zhou Gong, surnamed Ji, named Dan, also known as Uncle Wen and Shu Dan, the fourth son of King Ji Chang of Zhou Wen, and the younger brother of Ji Jiyuanfa, King Wu of Zhou; Because it was mined in Zhouyuan (now northeast of Qishan County, Shaanxi Province), it was called Zhou Gong.

Zhou Gong was a politician, military strategist, thinker, and educator in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and was revered as the "Yuan Sage" and was highly respected by Confucians throughout the ages.

Zhou Gongdan is filial by nature, benevolent, and loves to fight grandchildren, knows etiquette, and is versatile, and is the best among the brothers, and is very relied on by King Wen and King Wu.

In the eleventh year of King Wu of Zhou, Duke of Zhou, Taigong Wang (i.e., Jiang Taigong) and Zhaogong Ji Zheng (the concubine of King Wen of Zhou) assisted King Wu to destroy Yin Shang (there are various theories about the time of King Wu Keshang, and the conclusion of expert research is 1046 years before Kaizhi), and he was the founding father of the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Ji Dan, the younger brother of King Ji Fa of Zhou Wu, is later known as Zhou Gongdan, also known as Zhou Gongdan.