How did the shang dynasty end?

Answer 1

It ended when The Xin Hai revolution succeeded and overthrown the Qing Dynasty.

Answer 2

The Zhou rule declined intellectually and morally. The Zhou kingdom had been divided into several small territories, some of which evolved into powerful states that challenged the Zhou ruler. In 403 BC civil war broke out, beginning the period of the Warring States. Also more powerful weapons, made from iron formed. Eventually one of the warring states ( the Qin) took control, creating the new dynasty.

Answer 3

As with so many famous (or even infamous) political powers throughout human history, the Zhou Dynasty of pre-imperial China came to an end through a combination of two factors. First, internal struggles among powerful entities in the Dynasty weakened it to the point of vulnerability to outside invasion. Second, external forces in the shape of the Qin Empire were just at this point engaging in aggressive expansionism. The result of these factors was the toppling of the Zhou Dynasty in the 3rd Century BC/BCE and the founding of the legendary Imperial Period of China.

Answer 4

The instability of the Zhou Dynasty is what led to its collapse. The dynasty was divided into small states which evolved into very powerful states. The chronic warfare between the states therefore led to the collapse of the Zhou Dynasty.

Answer 5

The Zhou Dynasty Conquered The Shang dynasty.

TASH, <3 giggle

Answer 6

The Shang dynast got overthrown by the Zhou Dynasty and lost all of its power. :D

Answer 7

It divided into states

Answer 8

Civil war.