I Am King Zhou

How can I put it this way? The creativity of this book is quite good and the plot is okay, but one small detail is too obvious. The surname is the surname. Many surnames in China came from the feudal system of the Zhou Dynasty. For example, the surname Wei in the book came from the feudal state of Wei. It was later destroyed and was granted to the official Bi Wan. Later generations took the city as their surname. Bi Wan was the ancestor of the surname Wei, and later surnames such as Zheng and Wang all came from this. Before this, it may not be said that there were no people with Wei as their surname, but the series of naming in the book is a bit embarrassing. But the one in the book called Jin Zi is good, so just call it Jin Zi. This is in line with the habits of the Shang Dynasty.

Doctors during the Shang Dynasty were either called wizards or witch doctors. It should be like this

I found that many people who wrote about the history of King Zhou who traveled through time did not learn it well. Is it intentional? The title of King Zhou was given by the Zhou Dynasty to the Black Emperor, and was then written directly into the title of the king by various authors.

It is rare to see someone who is not a Yin Shang on the list of gods! Come on, author

Historical records record that King Zhou was a man of great strength, bravery, and high intelligence. During his tenure, he conquered the Huaihe River Basin in Zhejiang, and expanded his territory to central Inner Mongolia, close to Northeast China and other places, and to Hunan in the south. There are poems praising him in the Book of Songs, which were transferred to Wu Ding. I hope to see war elephants. Three thousand years ago, the land of China was full of elephants and rhinos. During the Shang Dynasty, King Zhou would tame elephants and conquer Zhejiang.

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There are many shortcomings. There were no imperial doctors in the Shang Dynasty. At that time, I did not distinguish between witches and doctors. Especially in the era when the Shang Dynasty worshiped ghosts and gods, witches had particularly great rights. There were priests, archbishops and the like, and they could even have authority over the king. County, there is no such unit, some are city-states and tribes. Those in the city are Chinese, and those outside the city are savages. Counties only existed when the enfeoffment system in the late feudal society was about to end. Appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period. King Zhou was thirty years old when he ascended the throne, and was defeated and died at the age of sixty. Some of the titles are very inaccurate, and there is no title like boss. The people who opened the shops were all slave owners, and the official titles seemed to be whatever they were called, and their words were not so decorative, they were all very concise and not abstract. There are not that many surnames, and there are more ones next to the female character. That era was still a military-democratic system, and it might be feasible to implement the democratic system of ancient Greece in your own city-state. The authority of the king was far less than that of later generations, and it took a series of wars and sacrifices to gain the surrender of the princes. The princes were not created by enfeoffment, but by tribes from ancient times, some of which existed for a thousand or two thousand years. Only a few of the king's relatives would be enfeoffed, and the enfeoffed land would only be given titles such as viscount. Three thousand years of industry include stone, jade, bone, and wood, with the highest being bronze. The people live in thatched houses, and the nobles live in adobe houses, which are very high-end.