To the Chinese of the time, kings were considered the Sons of Heaven. If a leader was moral, the heavens would make their kingdom flourish, bringing wealth and success. If not, heaven would send disaster to remove him from office. Under Zhou rule, the kingdom expanded into the Huang He plain and part of the Yangtze River Valley because the leader was moral. Since the leader had been virtuous to his kingdom, heaven allowed his kingdom to prosper.
The Zhou's had their own religion. You can read about it at: http://www.chinaknowledge.org/History/Zhou/zhou-religion.html
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Zhou Xiaolin has written: 'An analysis and evaluation of Marks & Spencer's international expansion strategy'
Taoism from China in the Zhou period of time.
Changyao. Zhou has written: 'Jing tian tan yuan' -- subject(s): Chinese Philosophy, Religion
both provided for freedom and religion
took a crap on their people
to rule and take over other lands
both provided for freedom and religion
both provided for freedom and religion
They had gne to extreme challenges to improve his kingdom and remodel it so he knew he would be safe in it and no enemy would be able to destroy his kingdom.
The Zhou kingdom ruled during this time with the political stance of feudalism.