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The Zhou Dynasty 1122 b.c.-221b.c By Christian Ell

The Zhou Dynasty 1122 b.c.-221b.c

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The Zhou Dynasty 1122 b.c.-221b.c. By Christian Ell. Where is this dynasty located?. It is located In China near Xian. Who where the leaders of this dynasty. King Wu was the first leader. King Hul was a leader. King Nan's was the last leader. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Zhou dynasty 1122 b.c.-221b.c

The Zhou Dynasty1122 b.c.-221b.c By Christian Ell

Where is this dynasty located?

It is located In China nearXian.

Who where the leaders of this dynastyKing Wu was the first leader.King Hul was a leader. King Nan's was the last leader.

A dynasty is a sequence of powerful leaders, within the same family.

What was the dynasty know for and its accomplishments and is it cool or different

The dynasty was known for using money instead of trade. There accomplishments were Chinas longest-ruling dynasty.

More Accomplishments The Zhou Dynasty includes two periods: Western Zhou (11th century BC to 771 BC) and Eastern Zhou (770 BC to 221 BC). It is divided because the Western Zhou Dynasty's capital Haojing (in present Xian of Shaanxi Province) lies to the west of the Eastern Zhou's capital Luoyi (present Luoyang in Henan Province).

More accomplishmentsThe period was a time of war but also of culture advances. The Zhou wawang defeated the Shang dynasty and established the Zhou dynasty. The Eastern Zhou Dynasty was ruled by Emperor Ping (Zhou Pingwang). After the interior war, it was divided into the Spring and Autumn Period (770BC-476BC), and the Warring States Period (476BC-221BC). Each of the periods were characterized by turbulent wars and featured renowned strategists. When the dynasty progressed into the Spring and Autumn Periods, slave society came to an end and a totally new society feudal society was gradually formed.

How it Ended With the royal line broken, the power of the Zhou court gradually diminished, and the fragmentation of the kingdom accelerated. From Ping Wang onwards, the Zhou kings ruled in name only, with true power lying in the hands of powerful nobles. Towards the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the nobles did not even bother to acknowledge the Ji family symbolically, rebelled and declared themselves to be kings. The dynasty was ended in 256 BC, before Qin Shi Huang's unification of China in 221 BC, when the last king of Zhou died and his sons did not proclaim the nominal titles of King of China. So it ended cause there were no more members of the family line.

Another interesting factThe Zhou Dynasty would become the longest lasting dynasty in Chinese history, lasting over 800 years. ... Fast Facts About History.

Where did get my informationWorld bookAngel learning systemZhou dynasty learning siteMrs. Heitz