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to rule and take over other lands
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Why did Zhou divide their kingdom into smaller territories?
to rule and take over other lands
What does Zhou mean?
a kingdom
After the collapse of of the Zhou Dynasty where did China enter?
During the 4th century BCE, the state of Qin, one of the former territories of the Zhou kingdom, emerged as a power. Based on theories of a leading legalist, the Qin kingdom reformed its administration, economy, and military and became stronger as the Zhou empire weakened and eventually died in 256 BCE. Soon, the Qin had conquered the seven other warring states.
Where did zhou dynasty settled at?
Eastern Asia. It was actually divided into two parts, Eastern and Western Zhou.
How was the land divided in the zhou dynasty?
to nobles. each noble was assigned land
The chin dynasty is divided into two periods because-?
the chin fled south when defeated by the Huns!
How did the shang dynasty end?
It ended when The Xin Hai revolution succeeded and overthrown the Qing Dynasty.
Founded of zhou dynasty?
The Zhou dynasty actually had two separate periods of reign totaling 810 years. The Eastern Zhou Dynasty reigned from 256 - 770 BC The Western Zhou Dynasty reigned from 771 - 1066 BC
What steps did zhou rulers take to better manage their large kingdom?
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.
What did the Zhou leaders grant land in the return for loyalty military support and other services. This system was essentially a way to do?
The Zhou leaders granted land to their nobles in exchange for loyalty, military support, and other services, establishing a feudal system. This arrangement allowed the Zhou to maintain control over vast territories by delegating authority to local lords, who managed the land and its resources. In return, these lords provided soldiers and support to the Zhou rulers, ensuring stability and defense against external threats. Overall, this system was a way to organize and govern the kingdom more effectively while reinforcing the power of the ruling dynasty.
What dynasty was the autumn and spring period in china?
The Zhou kingdom ruled during this time with the political stance of feudalism.
How did religion influence the expansion of the Zhou kingdom?
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.
