Zhou Wenwang was the founder of the Zhou Dynasty. Ji Chang (1 152- 1056), surnamed Ji, Ming Chang, grandson of King Tai of Zhou Dynasty, son of the founder of Zhou Dynasty, was born in Qishan, Shaanxi Province. After his father died, he inherited the position of Xibohou, so he was called Xibohou. In the forty-second year of Xibochang, Ji Chang became king, which was known as Zhou Wenwang in history. After 50 years in office, he was a wise king in the history of China.

Expand the territory of a country

In the second year, Zhi (now Qinyang North, Henan Province) and Mi (now Lingtai, Gansu Province) were conquered in Wednesday, and Li (now Changzhi County, Shanxi Province) was conquered in five years, which relieved the worries of Zhou Bei and Xi. In fact, the blow to Li and the blow to Li constitute a direct threat to Shangdu Song.

Qiandu Fengjing

In the sixth year of Zhou Wenwang, Zhou destroyed Chong (Huxian County, Jin 'an City), established Fengyi (the west bank of Fenghe River, Chang 'an District, Jin 'an City), built Lingtai, and moved the capital of Zhou from Qishan Joo Won? to Weishui Plain, which was called abundant territory. Subsequently, Zhou Wenwang extended its influence southward to the Yangtze River, the Han River and the Rushui River basin, forming a situation of "three points in the world have two". This sentence in the Analects of Confucius Taibo shows that it has actually controlled most of the world, and most of the governors in the world are subordinate to Zhou, while the Yin merchants are in an extremely isolated situation.

Evolution Zhouyi

"Historical Records" records that "King Wen was arrested and went to Zhouyi". It is said that Wen Wang is good at acting Zhouyi, and today's Zhouyi has the finishing power of Wen Wang, from which we can see some political ideas of Wen Wang.