History of Western Zhou Dynasty

The Western Zhou Dynasty refers to the period of about 280 years from the end of the 11th century BC when King Wu of Zhou conquered the Shang Dynasty, founded the Zhou Dynasty, and established its capital in Hao, until King Zhou You was killed in 771 BC and King Ping moved the capital to Luoyi. The Western Zhou Dynasty was a dynasty established after the Xia and Shang generations. The political culture of the Western Zhou Dynasty developed brilliantly on the basis of the two generations, and had a profound impact on the development of the entire Chinese history and culture. This book is a comprehensive introduction to the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty by the famous historian Yang Kuan. It is the most important work for understanding and studying the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty. "History of the Western Zhou Dynasty" is one of Mr. Yang Kuan's masterpieces. It began to be written in the 1950s and lasted for more than 40 years. The book is divided into seven parts, which respectively discuss the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the land system, agricultural production and handicraft production in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the political institutions, social structures and important systems of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the military and political events of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Chu and Zeng States in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the cultural education and etiquette of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the decline and eastward migration of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The book is rich in information, with mutual corroboration of epigraphic inscriptions and documentary records, precise research and detailed and reliable conclusions, and has very high academic value.