King Chuzhuang of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period

In the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period (about 613 BC - 591 BC), the Zhou royal family declined, rituals collapsed, music collapsed, and princes competed for hegemony. This is an era of drastic changes in which the old order is about to collapse and a new order is about to be established. The rising power in the south, Da Chu: claims to be a "barbarian" but is determined to forge ahead. It has strong national power and an enterprising culture. The emperor and his ministers work together to expand the territory. The old overlord of the north, Jin State: It has been hegemonic for a long time after Duke Huan of Qi, but the power of the internal Qing clan has expanded, and the game between the king and his ministers has become increasingly fierce. Yuhui, the common leader of the world, Zhou Dynasty: Luoyi is the nominal center of the world, and the "Nine Tripods" are the ultimate symbol of the legitimacy of the regime, but the king's orders no longer leave the capital.